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Did Moses marry a second time? Maybe his first wife died or maybe we don't know for sure? I am wondering if the wife that Miriam and Aaron complained about in parshas Beha'alosecha (Bamidbar 12:1) is actually the same first wife just being described differently?
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The Rashbam interprets the verse (Numbers 12:1) as a reference to the Ethopian wife he married but never consummated the relationship with when he was the king of Ethiopia.
The Yalkut Shimoni in parshas Shemos here discusses Moshe's time in Ethiopia, and records there that after Moshe successfully helped the Cushites conquer a very fortified city:
The Midrash continues that he ruled there for forty years, after which time his 'wife' complained to the ministers and the people:
She advised them to instead make her son the king, and they agreed to this and sent Moshe away with a lot of gifts and with great honor.
Thus, according to this Midrash, Moshe had been 'married' before he came to Midian and married Tzipporah, (although since he never consummated the first 'marriage' it could be argued that it should not be considered a real marriage) and the Targum Yonasan and the Rashbam on the posuk in parshas Beha'alosecha use this Midrash to explain that the Cushite woman mentioned to in the posuk there refers to this first Cushite wife.
Rav Shimshon Rafael Hirsch (among others) points out that the term used is "Al Odos" which would normally be translated as "on behalf of". Rav Hirsch also states that "Isha Cushis" is not being literal but is a complaint on behalf of Tzipporah that Moshe is treating her as if she was as separated or far apart from him as the Cushiyim are in the idiom in Amos 9:7. A marriage in which the partners live sexually apart is objected to and improper.
Rav Hirsch (and others) state that this does not refer to the medrash of Moshe "marrying" the queen of Cush before he went to Midian. I assert that Rav Hirsch would have mentioned it if there were other wives mentioned in other places. Thus, the answer to your question would be that this is indeed Moshe having only marries Tziporah who was his only wife.
There is a midrash that Moses was briefly the king of Ethiopia when he helped a deposed king regain his throne and the king died. He was given the dead king's wife but did not sleep with her and put his sword between their beds.
Miriam is referencing how Moses no longer sleeps with Tzipporah (due to his always being on-call to for God)
apparanly Josephus also recounts this story, but I have heard it in a Jewish context. http://fontes.lstc.edu/~rklein/Documents/did_moses_marry_a_cushite.htm
Besides all the other references, you also have the Targum Yonasan on that Passuk:
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Not clear to me if the Queen forced /suggested to him to get married, or if she was the bride in question.


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I visited Miklow, Nasty, & Madusa today. Their stay at SPCA in the small confined cages for almost 2 months has taken a toll on them. It has broken their spirit and it breaks my heart to see that they are no longer the happy puppies they once were at home. I have not received a date for the appeal. I need your prayers! Thank you so much for being a part of this journey to save my babies.
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My three American Bully show dogs, Miklow, Nasty and Madusa have been trapped at the Ellis County, Texas SPCA since March. That day, they somehow escaped their locked kennel and ended up in a neighbor's yard with the gate closed. Now, they're facing death.
While they were there, they supposedly got in a fight with my neighbor's dog, who is black. My dogs were seized by the SPCA; his dog was taken to the vet. I was given a bill for $2,000 for an injured golden retriever mix -- not the dog in question at all.
My neighbor's dog appears to be fine. Meanwhile, my sweet babies are facing euthanization. During a hearing at Ellis County Precinct #2, Judge Johnnie Miller, declared them "dangerous," which is far from the truth, and sentenced them to be killed.
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Suppose $G$ is a Lie group acting on the manifold $M$ and $p \in M$ is such that $G_p$, the isotropy group of $p \in M$, is closed in $G$. I'm trying to prove that $G/G_p$ has a manifold structure.
To do this, I defined $F: G/ G_p \rightarrow M$ by $F(aG_p) = a\cdot p$ and considered the inverse image topology on $G/G_p$. Then, I took an atlas $\{U_\alpha,\phi_\alpha\}_{\alpha \in A}$ for $M$ and tried to prove that $\{F^{-1}(U_\alpha),F^*\phi_\alpha\}_{\alpha \in A}$ is an atlas for $G/G_p$. However, I'm not being able to prove that $F$ is a homeomorphism between $G/G_p$ and $M$.
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Nokia E7 also available in the US at Amazon for just $649
Yesterday was the day when the Nokia E7 finally became available in the US, from Nokia's online store. However, the price that Nokia asks for its flagship business-oriented Symbian^3 smartphone is a bit steep at $679.
Luckily, Amazon will help you easily save $30. The Nokia E7 has also become available at Amazon in the USA, and its price is just $649. Granted, that isn't an unheard of price difference, but for the first day of sales, $30 is pretty decent. And with free shipping thrown in by Amazon, there's really no reason not to get this from Amazon if you're in the US and want one.
Which is what it all comes down to in the end: how many of these handsets will Nokia manage to sell in the US, without any carrier subsidizing them? Probably not many. But, if for whatever reason you're someone who does want to get a Nokia E7 in the US, head on over to Amazon now to order yours. If you prefer, though, it's still available at Nokia's official site.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Three in a row.
Whether they look forward or in their rear-view mirror, that's what the Utah Jazz can see right now.
Three in a row.
For the first time this season, they've lost three straight games. And, beginning Sunday night, they face a scheduling rarity brought about by last year's lengthy NBA lockout — back-to-back-to-back games.
Yes, three games in three nights in three different cities, beginning with tonight's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. That'll be followed by a game on Monday in New Orleans against the Hornets and then a third straight game on Tuesday at Oklahoma City against the Thunder, who shot down the Jazz 101-87 late Friday night at EnergySolutions Arena.
"We have to be smart about making sure we do everything to try and keep the guys as fresh as we can," Utah coach Tyrone Corbin said. "We're approaching each game with a plan to, first of all, have a chance to win the game but also preserve as much energy as we can for the following night and then to get to the third night, which is going to be the toughest one of all in Oklahoma City."
They always say that bad things come in threes and, both behind them and ahead of them, it's tough times these days for this Utah team.
Since a win over Portland on Jan. 30 raised their record to 12-7, the Jazz have lost five of their last six games. In falling to 13-12 overall, it's conceivable they could return home from this difficult road trip with a losing record for the first time in more than five weeks.
Defense — or, rather, a lack of the same — has definitely been the culprit in Utah's recent tailspin, and particularly the way opposing teams' guards have been lighting up the Jazz over the past few games.
It started on Feb. 1 against the L.A. Clippers, when Chris Paul poured in 34 points as the Clippers came away with a highly rare road win in Salt Lake City, 107-105. The next night, Monta Ellis and Stephen Curry combined for 62 points as Golden State steamed past Utah 119-101.
A victory over the L.A. Lakers momentarily stopped the bleeding, but then the Jazz traveled back East and allowed the NBA's newest phenomenon, Jeremy Lin, to light 'em up for 28 points — 13 in the fourth quarter — as the short-handed N.Y. Knicks knocked off the Jazz 99-88. And the next night another point guard, Indiana's Darren Collison, had his way with the Jazz in pacing the Pacers to a 104-99 win.
Then came Friday's late-night loss to the Thunder, who got 28 points from point guard Russell Westbrook, and there certainly seems to be a recurring theme that's causing the Jazz fits.
"We've got to get back to the basics," said Corbin. "We've got to get back to work and we can't feel sorry for ourselves. We've got to make sure we continue to understand the things that we're slipping at.
"Our defensive efforts have been pretty consistent, but we have a little lull on both ends and it happens at the same time. Defensively we have a little lull and offensively we have a little lull, and as a result we don't score and the team gets a run against us. We'll make sure we continue to talk about the things that we need to get better at on both ends of the floor.
"We're letting the guards break us down a little bit too much," Corbin said. "They're getting in the paint and scoring at the basket or they're collapsing our defense and being able to swing it out to their shooters on the perimeter. So we've got to do a little better job, first of all, of staying between our man and the basket and not letting the guy break us down, where we have to put two guys on the ball and then they kick it out and they've got our guys in a scramble mode too soon. We've got to make sure we clean that up."
It all starts with Sunday night's game at Memphis, which dropped a 94-85 decision to the Jazz five weeks ago at EnergySolutions Arena.
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Ladies presented on SoL pitch.
Sunderland's double-winning ladies' side were special guests at the weekend win over Wigan.
Mick Mulhern's side were presented on the pitch at half-time in recognition of their magnificent season in 2011-12.
The Lady Black Cats won the National Premier League as well as capturing the Premier League Cup.
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The borderís deadly landscapes
The Arizona sky was a crystal blue the morning the Rev. John Fife drove away from Tucson and headed south, where the city quickly gave way to desert, a tangle of mesquite trees, brush, cactus and wildflowers not yet in bloom. "We can orient ourselves by that peak up ahead, Baboquivari Peak," Fife told me and my two companions. "The Tohono O'odham people believe that the peak is the center of the universe."
As we continued south toward the border the United States shares with Mexico, it became clear that the peak is the center of another, parallel universe: one in which men, women and children perish in their struggle to cross on foot from Mexico into Arizona. According to Department of Homeland Security statistics, 183 bodies were recovered in Arizona during the fiscal year, Oct. 1, 2007, through Sept. 30, 2008, and that statistical pattern appears to be holding for this year.
This catastrophe, which has grown more acute over the years, has forced human rights advocates to create "death maps" to document the most lethal trails and to establish a "Human Remains Project" that uses DNA and other markers to identify bodies. The Pima County Board of Supervisors responded to the crisis by declaring a "public health emergency."
This deadly landscape is one that Fife knows intimately. Driving along he pointed out the windows, left and right. "Over there, a mother from Mexico died in her son's arms ... Over there, we found three bodies." He pointed at a spot near the road where a rattlesnake bit a man in the chest, to a wash where another body was found, and toward an area where 45 backpacks were found, abandoned by immigrants whose fates remain unknown. The listing went on, not always ending in death. Fife pointed toward a thicket of bleak foliage. "Over there a woman gave birth in the desert."
Fife, 69, is one of the founders of Los Samaritanos, which provides direct medical aid to migrants in distress; on his frequent runs to the desert, he keeps two medical bags in the van which bears a sign, "Los Samaritanos." But Fife is best known as the former pastor of Southside Presbyterian Church, which was declared a Sanctuary for Central American refugees in 1982. In 1986 a jury convicted Fife and seven others of crimes related to transporting, sheltering and aiding so-called illegal aliens. He served no time but was prohibited from traveling to Mexico or Central America as part of his five-year probation period.
The humanitarian crisis in southern Arizona, said Fife, is not hard to understand. The border patrol has put up fences and other barriers along most of the Arizona border -- except for areas most difficult to traverse, including mountains, canyons and terrain obscured by vegetation that is guaranteed to disorient anybody on foot. The majority of crossers, said Fife, come from southern Mexico, people displaced by the North American Free Trade Agreement. Lost, their feet torn up, hungry, injured, dehydrated, disoriented and exposed to brutal heat or freezing temperatures, people die -- including growing numbers of women and children. The border authority's policies are working, Fife said. "More people are dying. It's by design."
He slowed the van down and peered out his window. "Here's the drill," he said. "If we spot any immigrants, you get out of the van and ask them these questions: How long have you been out in the desert? When did you last eat? When did you last have something to drink? Do you have any injuries? When did you last urinate? Are there any others left behind? I'll follow with my medical bags to treat any injuries."
Within minutes we spotted two men sitting at the side of the road. We quickly exited the van and approached the men. From the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, they had been lost in the desert for two days.
One man pointed at his left eye, explaining that he'd hit up against a metal post. He opened his mouth to say more when the sudden shriek of brakes silenced him. A border patrol agent had pulled up in a vehicle migrants call a perrera, because of its resemblance to vehicles used to deliver dogs, perros, to the pound. An agent ordered the men into the back. Dust shot up from the perrera's back wheels as they took off, mission accomplished, two more immigrants captured for detention in Tucson and deportation to Mexico.
The men, like so many other people, were in the wrong place at the wrong time, and no wonder, Fife explained. The landscape is riddled with traps: towers with high-definition cameras and ground radar systems designed to track people's movements -- information that is streamed to laptops of immigration agents; Anvil Ranch, one of the bases for self-proclaimed Minutemen who carry arms, hunting for immigrants as if it were a sport; buses owned by a private company for transporting immigrants after border agents, their roadside vehicles at the ready, have rounded up enough people to load up a bus and pack them off to detention centers; and further south, a fence near the Sasabe, Ariz., port of entry made of steel bars filled with concrete, a seven-mile stretch over undulating hills.
But Tucson-based human rights groups have made their mark on the landscape too. Blue flags flap in the breeze, indicating the placement of a barrel marked "AGUA." A group called Humane Borders maintains 78 water stations throughout Arizona and has been credited with saving scores of lives. Members of Derechos Humanos can be found documenting the militarization of the desert terrain and tracking border patrol abuses.
And about 70 miles southwest of Tucson are two campsites, bases for volunteers -- including medical professionals and attorneys -- who provide a year-round presence as part of the "No More Deaths" campaign.
Fife pulled up at one of the camps, a modest array of tents that serve as shelter for volunteers, a first-aid center and a mess hall. We met up with three people who were preparing for an influx of students and others from around the country -- participants in No More Deaths "alternative spring break" programs.
Each day for one week participants will follow members of the camp's core group, fanning out on known migrant trails in search of people in distress, Fife explained. With Samaritan volunteers, they'll provide medical aid, food and water as needed, and transportation to hospitals in life-and-death situations -- activities protected under international and other laws, legal precedents immigration officials at times disregard. The most well-known incident occurred in 2006, Fife said, when two young volunteers were indicted for transporting immigrants in need of life-saving aid, in a clearly marked Samaritan van. Following a national outcry, the charges, carrying a potential 15 years in prison, were eventually dropped.
We left the camp and drove a few miles away to Arivaca Lake where we got out to stretch. Fife went to the back of the van and pulled out a hand-held Global Positioning System (GPS). He explained that No More Deaths volunteers leave numbered water bottles on trails. The locations where the bottles are dropped off and where immigrants leave them behind is tracked using the GPS, thus allowing for a clearer sense of what routes immigrants are taking. Such technology also allows human rights groups to create maps of where bodies are found, documents of the most perilous trails.
"People are crossing through mountains," said Fife. He pointed past trees toward mountain crests and canyons. "Twenty-five miles in that direction is Mexico."
Volunteers, he said, have found a shrine erected by immigrants in one of the canyons. They leave behind candles, rosaries, pictures of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and holy cards with the image of Santo Toribio Romo, a Mexican patron of immigrants. The shrine is another center of the universe, marked by signs of a mighty faith. "Imagine," Fife said, as we got back into the van to return to Tucson. "With all that immigrants must carry in their backpacks -- they somehow bring along votive candles."
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NOGALES, AZ - Arizona border officials say no unaccompanied child immigrants apprehended in Texas remain at a Nogales facility.
Tucson Sector Border Patrol Agent Bryan Flowers said Wednesday that there are no longer any unaccompanied minors, apprehended in South Texas, at the holding center.
RELATED: Hundreds of undocumented immigrants dropped off in Phoenix, Tucson
Flowers says a "small number" of children who were apprehended in the Tucson Sector are still there.
According to Flowers, no additional immigrants are currently scheduled to arrive.
Flowers says the center will remain in place as a possible resource for expediting immigration processing.
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CARBONDALE, Ill. - Southern Illinois University men's basketball coach Barry Hinson announced on Wednesday that junior guard Josh Swan had career-ending surgery on his left knee yesterday. The 6-foot-2 guard first injured the knee last season during SIU's game at Illinois State on Feb. 2.
"You never want to see this happen to anybody, but especially not to a young man you love and care for so much," Hinson said.
During his two-year career, Swan played in 43 games, making 13 starts and scoring 174 points. Swan averaged 4.5 points per game last season and played especially well in Missouri Valley Conference games, in which he shot 51 percent from the field. The Atlanta native embraced the role of an undersized forward, complementing senior Jeff Early in that capacity.
"We were really counting on Josh for this season, based upon his improvement last year," Hinson said. "He was the epitome of a guy doing more than you expect."
Swan became the second player in Hinson's first year at Southern to sustain a career-ending knee injury. Freshman Chase Heins suffered a similar fate last fall. Hinson was adamant that the two players will remain a part of the program and earn their degrees.
"Just because they can't play, we're not going to leave them behind," he said. "They will still be involved with our team on a day-to-day basis."
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Zoila of Squared Party Printables inspired our concept: Trick or Treat. I thought it would be fun to create a whole party where the kids couldn't be sure what was coming next, and where every thing might be either a trick or a treat.
Buffet Décor
I love the classic colors of Zoila's designs, so I focused on orange and black to represent the "trick" and the "treat." I divided my buffet into an orange side and a black side, then added a "trick or treat" banner plus Halloween stockings. Across the front, I added A Felt Affair's felt dot garland.
One stocking was filled with Halloween treats from the dollar store and the other was stuffed with paper – our trick stocking. Of course, I made Grace share the treat stocking with Meg, so both girls got tricked a little bit!
Overturned bowls from Dollar Tree serve as cupcake stands. Last year's candy pails became serving pieces. Just cut floral foam to fit and then top the foam with black scrapbook paper. The foam does a great job of supporting the push-up pops. In the back of the buffet, I added two frames with Halloween cards.
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You could host this party any time leading up to Halloween, but we always have family and friends over on Halloween day. I take the day off from work, and we spend the afternoon in trick-or-treat prep mode, carving pumpkins and getting costumes ready.
One of the big challenges of Halloween is always getting the girls to eat a hot meal before heading out on their candy hunt. So I started with their favorite food, chicken nuggets. I turned the nuggets into sliders, and snuck in a Roma tomato slice and lettuce. One frilly, orange toothpick later and I had "impaled nuggets." But of course, when the girls asked what the sandwiches were, I said things like, "Well, they look like nuggets, but you never know…" A little adventure definitely helped them eat their sandwiches.
I gave up entirely on a separate vegetable, but did add frozen "goulish grapes." I tried to make the grapes more fun and easy to distribute by serving them in gumball pipettes from Polka Dot Market.
For grown ups, I usually do a lasanga or chicken chili, a green salad and crusty bread – something easy to prep ahead of time.
Given how much candy I knew the girls would soon collect (and that I would – ahem – steal), I skipped candy other than candy corn colored M&Ms. But the grown ups need dessert, right? I made my first layered Jello dessert in push-up pops. Everything else, I purchased, just to make life easier.
• Cupcakes with swirled black and orange frosting.
• Nutter Butter ghost cookies from Scrumdiddlyumptious Bakery.
• Pumpkin candy paid cookies from Sweet Goosie Girl.
Table Décor
Custom Creations made me two table runners – orange with white polka dots, finished with black pom-pom fringe. Amy also made me 17" napkins in the same fabric, finished with black rick rack. (The runners and napkins are available in my shop and also in the Halloween Party Kit.)
At each place, we had a tulle-wrapped mummy spoon from Titi's Tutus. I love these! I layered black and orange square plates, and topped those with Halloween cups. (There was much competition for the black cat cup!) For our centerpiece, I used a black plate from Goodwill and added a black cat with an orange bow.
In my house, the minutes creep by until it's time to trick or treat. So, I planned several trick or treat-themed activities to keep the kids busy at our party. I held this party in our basement playroom and displayed our party activities and favors in the cubbies under the buffet area. I lined the cubbies with orange and black plastic table covers to match the buffet.
I think it's a good idea to have a mix of activities: some "filler" that kids can manage on their own, some "really active" games to get the wiggles out, and some "crafts" that may require adult supervision.
Activity: Wood Masks
These wood masks were a good filler activity. I like using crayons at parties, because you don't have to worry about magic marker stains. I wrapped my crayon boxes in scrapbooking paper in Halloween colors.
The masks are displayed in Dollar Tree bowls filled with dried black beans.
Activity: Mapping Out Your Route
I printed out maps of our neighborhood from Google so the kids could plan their trick or treating route. It's always hard to know if we should head straight for the next-door neighbors for quick hits of candy, or make a beeline for Mr. Fred's house because he gives out the full-size candy bars… Now, we have a plan.
For each child's map, I rolled it like the treasure map that it is, tied it with a ribbon and displayed it in a witch's caldron.
Activity: Pin the Face on the Pumpkin
I combined "pin the tail on the donkey" and pumpkin carving to create a no-mess pumpkin decorating activity. Before the party, I cut out jack-o-lantern face pieces from sticky-back foam sheets. We blindfolded the kids, then handed them a foam piece, twirled them around, and let them "pin" their face piece until each child had a decorated pumpkin. This was a blast!
Activity: Sack Race
Colored pillowcases lend themselves to Halloween faces – Frankenstein's monster, ghost, jack-o-lantern, you name it. I used more sticky-back foam to create these faces. You could use fabric paint for a more permanent solution, but I wanted to be able to reuse the pillowcases. I rolled up each pillowcase, tied it with ribbon and added a spider ring, then displayed them in a witch's caldron.
Party Favors
I gave each guest a glow stick that could attach to their candy pails, a toothbrush, and a glitter notebook in a Halloween shape. They were surprisingly excited about the toothbrush.
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Although the traditional hooky holiday that is Opening Day doesn't happen stateside until next week, two NL West rivals played the league's first games that count over the weekend.
On Saturday, the Los Angeles Dodgers swept the MLB Opening Series by twice defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks in front of a crowd 40,000 strong at Sydney Cricket Ground in Australia. The series marked the first regular-season games ever to be played in the Land Down Under.
In Game 1, reigning Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw got the fourth consecutive Opening Day start of his career and held the Dbacks to just one run in 6.2 innings of work as the Dodgers went on to win, 3-1.
"Sometimes you just need the adrenaline of a regular-season game, and I just kind of feel relieved to get this one under my belt," he told reporters after the game. In spring training, Kershaw had gone 0-3 with a 9.20 ERA in four starts. Saturday's win gives him a 3-0 record in Opening Day starts.
Arizona rallied for a total of five runs in the final two innings of Game 2 but ultimately lost the second half of the series, 7-5. Hyun-Jin Ryu helped lay the groundwork for Los Angeles, striking out five and holding the D-Backs to two hits over five innings. Offensively, the Dodgers logged 13 hits, eight of which (including five earned runs) came off losing pitcher Trevor Cahill, who has had a tough spring (7.88 ERA in 16 innings).
"I was getting hit around this spring but I felt like my command was close," Cahill said. "I was able to throw strikes when I had to. Today, I don't know if it was the adrenaline or trying to do too much, be too fine."
Both teams will get back into spring training action over the next week as the other 28 teams get ready for their first official matchups. The Dodgers also have the honor of kicking off the mass festivities when they take on the Padres in San Diego for Opening Night this Sunday. 13 Opening Day games will then take place on Monday.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers organization also recently announced the debut of SportsNet LA, a 24/7 network dedicated to team coverage. According to ESPN, the fact that Time Warner is the only provider to carry SportsNet LA and holds just 32 percent of the LA market meant the Opening Series, which was also broadcast on MLB Network, was blacked out for many locals. MLB commissioner Bud Selig, however, expressed confidence that both sides will work out resulting issues.
"We always like things to be as smooth as possible, but there are always times in life when things don't work out exactly right," Selig said at a press conference before the series. "But I have faith the parties will work it out and I know the parties want to work things out."


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The Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia has among its collections 42 works by Joaquín Sorolla, nationally and internationally famous Valencian artist. His magnificents paintings stands now at a new exhibition space planned for a suitable contemplation of the work of the eminent painter; there has been a reorganization and a regrouping of the collection, that allows a unique tour of Sorolla's artistic life, from his beginnings as granted in Rome until his latest creations.
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Today is one of those days that I feel that I could take on the world. I feel extremely motivated and confident. But these days don't come along for me all that often. So I'm hoping I can find something that works to keep me feeling this way. I'm afraid I'm going to wake up tomorrow and be down on myself again and have doubts about me being able to reach my goals. I need something in my life that will keep me motivated! I pray this website is what I've been needing and missing in my life.
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Both the previous posters offer great insights: (1) SP is wonderful, full of motivational and inspirational stories and blogs and chock full of great informational articles. Like officialoldy, I too have accomplished much just by reading this site daily.
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But I want to suggest one more thing, and it comes out of what you wrote. You said, "But these days don't come along for me all that often. So I'm hoping I can find something that works to keep me feeling this way." and "I need something in my life that will keep me motivated!"
Motivation waxes and wanes much like the moon. It's here for a while and then, somehow, gone again.
What sticks is commitment, which comes from inside you. If you're married, for example, you don't have to have someone else motivate you to work toward making your marriage the best it can be. You made a commitment, and you strive to honor it every day, right?
In the same way, while others can provide you inspiration, the commitment to health comes from inside you. You don't rely on someone else to motivate you to work toward making your body the healthiest it can me. You make the commitment and you strive to honor it every day, right?
Make one commitment toward a new you, just one if that's all you can manage right now, and strive to keep commitment daily.
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I really hope that this web site is what you need - it really has been for me. Since I've been on Spark, I am usually up beat and motivated. This is a great site if you tend to get down on yourself - it's so affirming. Goal setting is a big part of what we do on Spark - short and long term goals. I've been able to achieve some most of my short term goals in 3 months and one long term one. I thought it would take a long time to really enjoy exercising, but, surprisingly, I'm actually enjoying it. I plan to loose 50 pounds in my first year and I have every confidence that, on SparkPeople, i will. Good luck with your journey!
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SEATTLE – The University of Washington men's tennis team continues its eight-match homestand as they host in-state foe Gonzaga on Friday, March 14 at 3 p.m. at the Nordstrom Tennis Center. The Dawgs are 7-7 on the season and have just one non-conference matche left before Pac-12 play starts.
The Huskies are coming off of a 5-2 loss to No. 45 Virginia Tech on Wednesday at the Nordstrom Tennis Center. Two Huskies picked up singles victories in the loss as Max Manthou won on court two, 0-6, 6-3, 6-2 and Viktor Farkas picked up his second-straight win at the five spot with a 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 decision.
The Bulldogs are 8-4 on the year and will be playing their first match since March 2, a 7-0 loss to No. 42 Santa Clara. Gonzaga has picked up wins over Seattle and Whitworth and will be starting a three-game road trip in Seattle as they next head to Portland to face the Pilots and Portland State. GU is led by Nick Kamisar, Vladimir Mijatovic and Jack Schoebel.
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This is a 1:48 scale model of the Atlas-Agena B rocket. The Lockheed Missiles and Space Company began developing the Agena upper stage for the U.S. Air Force in 1956. Three versions were ultimately produced - the Agena-A, Agena-B, and Agena-D. Using modified Thor and Atlas ballistic missiles as boosters, the Agena-B launched a variety of military and civilian payloads during the early 1960s. NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center made this model and transferred it to NASM in 1972.
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Tracy McGrady will make his professional baseball debut tonight against the Somerset Patriots. The game will be broadcast live on ESPN3.
A lifelong dream for McGrady is finally being realized. He has worked and done everything he can since starting this new chapter in his life. He participated in off-season workouts with Roger Clemens, and made enough of an impression during his only in-game performance to make the Sugar Land Skeeters Opening Day roster.
On a limited pitch count, according to the Skeeters, this will not be a make-or-break performance. He will more than likely get a few more opportunities before the team cuts ties with him if he can't perform. If he can get through this outing unscathed it will only build his confidence and confirm the legitimacy of his roster spot.
First pitch is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. CT. Tune in to ESPN3 or visit the Skeeters website for more information on how to watch the game.


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Women's Basketball Falls To Temple, 52-40
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AMHERST, Mass. - Temple University (6-6, 2-0 A-10) used a 14-3 run over the final 5:21 to defeat the University of Massachusetts (4-10, 0-3 A-10), 52-40, this evening at the Mullins Center in Atlantic 10 women's basketball action. Candice Dupree led the Owls with game-highs of 13 points and 12 rebounds.
Temple led 38-33 at the 9:53 mark of the second half before going on a 4:32 scoring drought. UMass finally cut into the lead on a basket by freshman Tamara Tatham (Brampton, Ontario) at the 6:29 mark. Less than a minute later, Tatham scored again to bring the Minutewomen within one point at 38-37, but that was when Temple scored 10 points in a row and 14 of the final 17 in the game. Dupree had five points in the run.
Both teams struggled on the offensive end in the first half. Massachusetts led for much of the way, but Temple used a 5-0 run in the final 2:19 to take a 24-20 lead into intermission. UMass led by as many as four points, but a jumper by TU's Britney Jordan at 5:10 gave it a lead at 17-16 for the first time in the game.
Temple shot 43 percent from the field for the game, while UMass connected at a 36 percent rate. Temple held the edge on the glass, 37-27, while UMass committed two more turnovers (19-17). UMass was 2-for-3 from three point range, while Temple made just one trifecta in 10 attempts.
Tatham led the Minutewomen with 12 points. She also added four rebounds and four steals. Senior Glamora Maeweather (Country Club Hills, Ill.) had nine points and three boards, while junior Edris Bailey (Mt. Hope, Trinidad & Tobago) finished with eight points and seven rebounds.
In addition to her 13 points and 12 rebounds, Dupree had three blocks and a steal for the Owls. Ari Moore finished with eight points, four boards and three assists, while Tynecia Pam had seven points and seven rebounds.
Both teams return to action on Sunday, Jan. 11. The Minutewomen host Dayton in a 2:00 p.m. game at the Mullins Center. It is the NCAA Take A Kid To The Game Day where all fans 18 and under receive a free ticket when an adult ticket is purchased. Meanwhile, Temple travels to St. Bonaventure for a 2:00 p.m. game which will be played in Elmira, N.Y.
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Menifee Lakes CC Receives Award for Junior Golf Program
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Menifee Lakes Country Club recently received a 2012 Club Award for its Southern California PGA Junior Golf Program.
This award was created to acknowledge and thank the golf clubs and organizations for their continued support. Menifee Lakes was chosen for its outstanding contributions and dedication to the betterment of youth in the sport of golf. They have contributed time, facilities and revenue in support of Junior golf.
Menifee Lakes regularly offers junior golf classes, including a PGA Sports Academy Jr. Golf Clinic. There are three levels of instruction for every experience level. Classes cover pertinent golf skills, physical skills, personal fitness and nutrition, sportsmanship, rules and etiquette, course play, and an assessment.
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Lincecum Gets First Win After Three Straight NDs
Former Husky Tim Lincecum got back in the wins column Saturday as his San Francisco Giants beat the Astros, 2-1 at AT&T Park.
Lincecum, the 2006 Golden Spikes Award winner as a Husky junior and two-time NL Cy Young Award recipient, squared off against Roy Oswalt in a repeat of the season opener for both teams.
The righty from Liberty High School had a somewhat unusual start in that he walked five and struck out only five, both the worst totals of the season for him. However, he gave up only one run on three hits over eight innings, and Brian Wilson pitched the ninth for the save.
Lincecum had gone three straight starts without a decision after opening the year with victories in his first four starts. In each of those three straight no decisions, Lincecum had left the game with the lead.
Saturday vs. Houston, the Giants almost squandered the lead in the ninth as the Astros loaded the bases and Kazuo Matsui fouled off a bunch of two-strike pitches before flying out to end the game.
Lincecum is now 5-0 with a 1.76 earned run average and leads the league with 69 strikeouts.
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Stories of flight, suffering, freedom, and perseverance inhabit the personal narratives of Eleanor H. Swent's book Asian Refugees in America. She developed an interest in the lives of her Asian immigrant students when she taught English as a Second Language in Oakland's Chinatown during the 1980s.
She began recording their stories 30 years ago, provided updates of their lives in America decades later, and eventually compiled their stories in this book. Come hear compelling stories of how these students conquered their ordeals with their "intelligence, courage, perseverance, religion, family ties, and a strong determination to begin life anew and work hard to achieve the American Dream."*
Eleanor Swent graduated from Wellsley College and earned an M.A. from Denver University. In addition to teaching and her lifelong interest in China, she has worked as a researcher and senior editor at the Regional Oral History Office at UC Berkeley.
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This week, Justin Bieber dropped his single "Boyfriend," marking his first step toward making more mature-sounding pop tunes. Co-producer Mike Posner told MTV News that Bieber's upcoming Believe album displays how far he's come since the sugary sweet ditties of his My World days.
"I think our goal was to make something that me and my friends could listen to in the car," Posner explained. "I think we've all known Justin since he was 13, and that's not the kid I was in the studio with anymore. He's an 18-year-old. He skateboards with Lil Wayne and hangs out with Lil Twist. Those are his homies. And he listens to hip-hop and he's a really cool kid. He's not like a corny guy.
"So I wanted to make something that reflected who he is now and who he is going to continue to be," Posner added. "We're still working more on the project and it sounds really incredible. I think people have been waiting [for] when he's going to turn that corner, and the time is now."
Believe isn't going to change just Bieber's career, but all of pop music, Posner added. "He's kind of bringing soul back, and rhythm and blues back and definitely hip-hop into his music. I'm really excited to see how it's going to change the landscape, and I know a lot of artists are going to have to go back to the drawing board."
"Boyfriend" is the lead single off Believe, which will drop later this year. A video is currently in the works, but no release date has been announced.
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Sonya: "I've told you that you are important and that you'll do great things, but you don't seem to believe me."
Julian: "That's because most of what you say is psychotic."
"The Dying Minutes" is the June 20 episode of "Continuum." Warning: this article does contain spoilers for tonight's episode. Be sure to check out the slideshow for more quotes from the episode. The season finale of "Continuum" airs next Friday night at 9 p.m. CT on Syfy.
Let's take a minute to appreciate the fact that we finally get some Curtis answers. He was somehow cured or well "merged" by the original time traveler, you know the one who traveled all the way back in time to start the freelancers. Side note: the original time traveler looks a little like Kellog. Am I crazy or do you see it to? Anyways, we don't know much about this original time traveler. It is a little annoying that the episode that we find out about him, we also learn that somehow Kiera has pieced it together too. When did she figure that out?
We see such a softer side to Sonya in this episode. I only wish we got to hear more of her talking about why she is doing what she is doing, but of course, that would take away from the shock factor. I'm glad that we got to see her with Julian being honest about him and the future. Her chat with Kiera is great because there isn't any venom in Sonya's words like there normally is, so it is a very different dynamic between them. It would have been great if there was a one on one scene with Kiera and Sonya before Dillon strolled in.
There are still some things I do not fully understand. Sonya seems to have been preparing for her final moments with Dillon. I doubt she wanted her Piron trip to fail, but maybe she was going to turn herself in afterwards. It's unclear, just as it is that Dillon is dead. Okay, so it didn't look good for his survival, but the reaction is very quiet. For me, I was still confused as to whether or not he was alive (we did see a guy wheeled out that was not in a body bag) until Kellog made a comment about being down a board member.
Kiera and Future!Alec are reunited at last, and they spend the entire episode breaking my heart. Seriously, I want to go rewatch the show from the beginning just to relive the days when Kiera and Alec were best buddies. There's a nice chat where Kiera tries to explain herself, and Future!Alec just shuts her down. The idea that Future!Alec and Emily are actually going to run off in the sunset is nice, but come on, we know that's not going to happen even if we didn't see the Alec showdown in the finale preview.
Brad and Kiera are getting closer and holding hands and things, and I don't like it. I just don't buy their romance. I see more of a spark between Kiera and Kellog, honestly. Brad is someone that Kiera can go up against the Freelancers with, so it is nice that she doesn't go in there alone. The Brad and Kiera teaming up, though, is taking away from the Carlos and Kiera scenes. Their partnership is a great part of the show, and it is sad that we only really see them touch base in this episode, and not really work anything out as partners.
What did you think of the episode? I can't believe the finale is next week. Leave me your thoughts in a comment below.
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With the start of school and a new learning adventure right around the corner, it's time to prepare for 'take off'. Help your little 'flying ace' get set to "Soar to New Heights" this school year with a fun back-to-school themed party that is sure to lift his/her spirits 'up and away'.
Heighten excitement by sending out adorable 'First Class' boarding passes, inviting little pilots-in-training to come spread their wings. Of course, 'learning passports' will be needed as well, before travel. Once filled out, 'the sky is the limit.
It takes a lot of energy to keep 'flying high'. From 'Baggage Claim' little guests can pick up their new aviator lunch boxes filled with healthy in-flight snacks perfect for a day of navigating new territory. Pilot Fuel (water) and Jet Fuel Juice will keep them hydrated, especially with cute paper straws embellished with printable propellers sure to help quench even the deepest thirst. Granola bars with darling printable wrappers, airplane themed fruit snacks, sandwiches packed in airmail striped wax paper & apples with custom stickers should keep their bellies full & their minds on course!
Add some fun themed treats to help imaginations soar. Propeller push-up pops filled with yogurt covered pretzels, up & away themed cake pops, cloud cupcakes topped with darling 3-D fondant planes, colorful flying ace cookies and a cake complete with a plane sculpted out of chocolate are just a few of the endless possibilities. Of course, kids are always excited about more snacks. Crackers were housed in darling school sized milk cartons labeled 'Aviator Fuel', and pretzels were packaged in cute bags with coordinating 'in-flight' snack treat toppers. Little luggage favors were filled with peanuts--the traditional airplane snack!
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- Location: Guiyang Longdongbao Airport,Guiyang Railway Station
- Address: 49, Zhong Hua Nan Road, Guiyang
- Tel: 0851-5888888 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 贵阳喜来登酒店
- Lowest Price: $163
Opened in 2007, the Sheraton Guiyang Hotel is located at the City Center of Guiyang, Guizhou Province. This hotel is situated on the bank of Nanming River. It is 2km away from the Railway Station and 13km away from the Guiyang Airport.
The Sheraton Guiyang Hotel offers a total of 346 guest rooms, including deluxe room, executive room and suite, etc. All rooms are provided with IDD/DDD phone and broadband internet access and so on. As for dining service, there are Chinese restaurant, western restaurant, cafe and bar in the hotel. Other facilities in the hotel include business center, meeting room, parking lot, fitness center, swimming pool and chess and card room, etc. Apart from these, the Sheraton Guiyang Hotel also provides foreign currency exchange service, ticket booking, spa and massage and so on.
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Finley Breaks Wyoming's Shot Put Record Again
Shreese Daniels and Scott Carter Also Move Up National Rankings
Sixty-Two UW Student-Athletes Named To MW Academic Team
Women's track and field leads way with 16 honorees
Track Off to a Good Start to the Outdoor Season
Several first-place marks and personal bests highlight meet in Greeley
Men in Fourth, Women in Fifth After Day Two of MW Indoors
Personal, school records continue to drop for UW athletes
2013-14: Focused on the 400 meters during the season...indoors ran a season-best 59.43 at the Birds & Bees Invite on Feb. 8...helped Wyoming's distance medley relay place eighth at the MW Championships...outdoors best showing was 59.54 at the Cowpoke Open on May 3...named MW Academic All-Conference and a MW Scholar Athlete in the classroom.
2012-13: During the indoor season,competed at the MW Championships as a member of the distance medley relay team that achieved sixth place in 12:15...helped the distance medley relay to first place in 12:02 at the Holiday Inn Invite...came in sixth in the 800 meters in 2:24 at the Air Force Invite and was a member of the DMR that took first in 12:29...outdoors, competed in the 800 meters at the Cowpoke Open, finishing third in 2:21...placed fourth in the 800 meters in 2:22 at the Jack Christiansen Invite...named Academic All-MW and a MW Scholar Athlete.
2011-12: Had a breakout indoor season in which she assisted the 4x400-meter relay team to two first-place finishes in separate meets and helped the 4x800-meter relay to first place at the Blue & Silver Meet ... also placed fourth in the 800 meters at the Air Force Team Challenge in 2:23 ... during the outdoor season, qualified for the MW Championships in the 800 meters where she placed 14th in 2:18 ... placed third in the 400 meters at the Tom Benich Invite and second in the 800 meters at the Fum McGraw Invite in 2:18.
2010-11: Proved her worth early on in her freshman campaign, gathering four top-five finishes in the 100 and 200 meters throughout the year ... best finish came at the Potts Invite where she finished second in the 100 meters ... earned experience running at the MW Championships, finishing 18th in the 400 meters ... in the classroom, was named Academic All-Conference and a Scholar-Athlete with a 4.0 GPA.
Before Wyoming: At Douglas County High School was a letterwinner in three sports including track, basketball and cross country ... qualified for state track every year in high school and helped set school records in the 4x100, 4x200, 4x400 and sprint medley relays ... was the valedictorian of her class, academic all-conference and a National Honor Society member.
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Despite more than 90% of Chinese feeling that they enjoy a higher standard of living than their parents, concerns over corruption, social inequality and food safety are growing.
Chapter 1. Domestic Issues and National Problems
After experiencing decades of impressive economic growth, the Chinese express widespread satisfaction with the free market system and with the gains they have made over the past generation. However, they have grown increasingly worried about major domestic issues over the last four years. Today, the public is more likely to express concern about many economic […]
Chapter 1. Growing Concern about the Nation and the Economy
Faced with a slowing economy and political gridlock, Indians are dissatisfied with the ways things are going in their country, increasingly gloomy about the country's economic future and also worried about their children's economic prospects. Gone is the sense of well-being and optimism that prevailed just a few years ago when many private economists forecast […]
Deepening Economic Doubts in India
The economic euphoria in India over the last few years, inspired by the country's seemingly inevitable march toward double-digit growth, has soured. Although still relatively upbeat compared with many other countries, the Indian public's confidence in their country's direction and future economic growth has declined significantly.
Emerging Economies – Rich And Confident
The emerging economies account for an increasing share of the globe's billionaires. But widespread public attitudes can wield far more influence over an economy than the wealth of a few hundred people. While people polled in the US and Europe are pessimistic about their future prospects, citizens of the emerging economies, especially China and Brazil, are optimistic about their own national economies and personal wealth.
Pervasive Gloom About the World Economy
The economic mood is exceedingly glum around the world. Across the 21 countries surveyed, a median of just 27 percent think their national economy is doing well. Only in China, Germany, Brazil and Turkey do most people report that current national economic conditions are good.
Chapter 5. The Winners and Losers
Emerging Economies Are Upbeat Emerging economies such as Brazil, China, India and Turkey are upbeat about their personal and national economic situation. They generally feel they are better off than they were five years ago and that they are doing better than their parents. Nevertheless, they are divided over whether the economy is going to […]
European Unity on the Rocks
In Europe, there is a crisis of confidence in the economy, in the future, in the benefits of European economic integration, in EU membership, in the euro and in the free market system. The crisis has also exposed sharp differences between some Europeans, especially the Germans and Greeks.
Chapter 1. National Conditions and Economic Ratings
The persistence and depth of the European economic downturn triggered by the euro crisis has had a profoundly adverse impact on most Europeans' attitudes toward the condition of their national economies. People are almost universally dissatisfied with the state of their nations. Only the Germans are satisfied with the direction of their country and the […]
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Two decades after the Soviet Union's collapse, Russians, Ukrainians, and Lithuanians are unhappy with the direction of their countries and disillusioned with the state of their politics. Enthusiasm for democracy and capitalism has waned considerably over the past 20 years, and most believe the changes that have taken place since 1991 have had a […]
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QAs a parent, I want to be able to help my children to be resilient, be able to recover quickly from setbacks they encounter in their daily lives. How can I help them develop this trait?
A. I focus on resilience as a desirable trait in general. There will be many parents who are concerned their children have experienced some type of bullying by others, even if the circumstance does not fit the criteria for "bullying" as it has been identified by the schools in recent months. In fact, parents suffer when their children are observed to be hurt by others, and struggle to find appropriate ways of responding to this. In this, parents often are dealing with their own pain in witnessing the hurt, as well as trying to be guides for the children in learning to cope with adversity.
It is important to keep in mind children are masters at problem solving by nature.
It is critical to start with this premise and to act as guide rather than expert: to move slightly to the periphery, listen in a non-judgmental and calm fashion and help them work through their feelings and decisions about how to deal with an upsetting, or devastating, experience. Not only does this approach help children experience a sense of competence going forward, but it takes pressure off parents who feel the need to come up with good solutions to problems their children, not they, are facing. The creativity children demonstrate in coming up with their own unique solutions is often amazing to witness.
In the last 15 years there has been a growing interest in "mindfulness" in psychotherapy, that has proved useful to adults and children alike. I find children I see in therapy dealing with anxiety or traumatic situations do well with this approach. It involves looking at the situation with a non-judgmental and realistic appraisal. It means trying to find a way of accepting the situation even if it is not ideal, or good. It emphasizes the realization it is a transitory experience, not permanent. And one must not be defined by that hurtful experience.
From this point, resolutions about how to respond to the problem often flow easily, because the emotional drama has been sidestepped, and the realization has been introduced that this too will pass. If one can learn from it, and grow stronger, all the better.
I will end with a metaphor I find works well for me.
My brother is an arborist and planted a Larch tree in a windy place. He did not stake it. Two years later, he pointed out the resistance wood it had developed, and said that often trees staked too long cannot stand on their own. Maybe children are like that, too.
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Saturday, April 13, 2013
No More Diet Coke
Well, I finally did it. I cut the Diet Coke out of my life. I have wanted to do so for a long time now, because of the health issues associated with it. But after reading an article about aspartame poisoning, I had the kick in the pants to really do it. This is day 4 with no coke and I feel great. No caffeine headaches, thanks to a cup of chai tea each morn. No cravings for coke or for carbohydrates. Wonder of wonders. :) Here are two articles that really changed my thinking. One health related the other environmental/human rights.
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Great job!
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I know how much you loved to have a Diet Coke. I changed to coffee and water after seeing those same articles. It scares me how much I depended on those chemicals. Unfortunately, being diabetic, I have to really watch a lot of my labels because of the artificial stuff. It makes me wonder just how much of what I eat dramatically changes my metabolism
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Millions of Americans are affected by cancer every year, whether it's a personal experience, friend or loved one. The Eastland high school basketball teams are more concerned with fighting for life over fighting for district wins this year, taking measures to fight the disease.
"There are bigger things than basketball," said Eastland boys coach Ryan Marwitz.
"This will be our second year to put on coaches vs. cancer, and supporting a fight against something that affects so many people."
Both teams are joining the Coaches vs. Cancer initiative, a collaboration between the National Association of Basketball Coaches and the American cancer Society. The program offers coaches an opportunity to raise awareness and fight cancer.
"It's important to us because not only has it affected the basketball program but people in the community as well," said Eastland girls junior guard Mattie Moylan.
It's turned into a community affair, uniting Eastland to help one another deal with loss. Cancer strikes a very personal chord for many in the Mavericks' hoops program.
"First thing that comes to my mind was my father cause I think he was the only true close family member that I had that died from cancer," said Eastland girls head coach Steve Schmidt.
It doesn't stop there.
"I've been affected personally, losing my dad this year. It's been hard, but everybody's supporting and will continue to fight against it," Marwitz said.
"My mom had breast cancer 5 years ago or so," said Eastland's McKenzie Gulley.
In the first Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser at Eastland, the community collected $4,307.40 for the American Cancer Society. It was the biggest donation from any school in the state of Texas. They collected donations during halftime of the varsity games, including money from concessions.
This year's collection came during the rivalry games against Cisco. Donations dwarfed the previous year's, reaching an astonishing $6,756.11 dollars.
Whether it's opening their wallets to give or opening their hearts to support, the community can feel the overwhelming support.
"It's pretty special coming from a small community, but that just goes to show all the support," Marwitz said.


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One-of-a-kind 1957 Chevy, other rare collectibles consumed by blaze
March 21, 2013 | Vol. 116 -- No. 48
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John Solomon can still look back at the popular award-winning 1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible in a book his daughter put together.
If John Solomon had it to do all over again he'd likely do a couple of things differently.
The Cheney classic car collector would have paid more attention to his cat Tiger's odd behavior and he would have not left his air compressor running after he left his shop.
Those are things he pointed to surveying the damage – no make that the devastation – that came from a fire in his garage-shop facility Dec. 30 of last year.
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(1:07 P.M. EDT) Cruise travellers can breathe a sigh of relief tomorrow, as the British Airways cabin crew strikes finally come to an end.
This is the third and last in a series of five-day strikes that began on May 24, after the airline and its cabin crew union, Unite, failed to reach agreement over pay and other working conditions.
Throughout the strikes, British Airways flights out of London Gatwick and London City airports have operated as usual. London Heathrow, however, was impacted. As we've reported since the beginning, British Airways is advising passengers not to travel to the airport through tomorrow unless their flight has been confirmed.
Fly-cruise passengers, meanwhile, should continue to check with their cruise line for updates.
The good news is, despite the industrial action, 80 percent of long haul flights were operating and 60 percent of short haul flights were taking off from Heathrow. The airline is also reporting that all flights out to South Africa for the World Cup -- which kicks off this Friday -- will go ahead as planned.
The bad news? According to the BBC, Unite has threatened to hold a fresh ballot among its members on further strike action -- which could potentially disrupt flights this summer.
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LMAO at the evans clip
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and the dance-off at allstar weekend was funny as hell