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A 7,000 mile friendship: Spring Valley women share life�s experiences one step at a time
Thu, Aug 22nd, 2002
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Look up dedication in the dictionary. You won't find the names of Sue Kolling or Kathy Beevers listed, but you should. Through pouring rain, summer's sweltering humidity and Minnesota's sub-zero winter temperatures, the two have committed themselves to a walking regimen that has seen them through the best and worst of times.
Kolling and Beevers began their exercise stint more than 12 years ago along with a few other friends. In 1990, Beevers was single and new to the area. "I always loved to walk and I was anxious to meet new people," she said. The group began a scheduled walking date. Over time, as friends began dropping out for various reasons, Kolling and Beevers were the only two walkers left and started to get to know each other, one-on-one. "I always felt the most comfortable walking with Sue," said Beevers. "We are similar in height and have the same speed and stride. �After all these years, we're the sole survivors of the original group," Kolling added. What keeps the two motivated to walk four days a week, rain or shine, after all these years? "We like to eat," said Kolling. "We know what would happen if we didn't exercise." Kolling, a Senior Vice President and Branch Manager for Home Federal Savings Bank's newest office in Rochester and Beevers, the Business Manager for the Kingsland School District, say they have built a strong, lasting friendship and shared more than a decade of life's up and downs while logging what they estimate is more than 7,000 miles. When Kolling's two sons, Aaron, now 27 and Matt, now 23, were young, the group would walk around her schedule so that she could attend school and sports functions with them. One of Kolling's highlights was sharing her pride during the 1995 State Football Championships. The two women shared stories of their hopes for a Kingsland victory. Kolling's son, Matt, was the team's star running back and Beever's husband, Wally, had a vested interest as a coach for the Kingsland district. The state championship was the topic of many early morning walks that year. Walking is scrapped only for lightening storms or icy conditions, however the two hearty souls have returned from a wintry walk, bundled up like snowmen, only to find that conditions warranted the closing of school. "Walking so early in the day gives us a good gauge of how to dress for the day," Beevers said. The duo also has supported each other through more trying times. When Kolling's late husband, Jeff, was ill with cancer, the two continued their scheduled walks and talks. "Walking was one routine I really needed during Jeff's sickness," Kolling said. "We only stopped walking for brief periods when I had my two children and at the time of Sue's husband's death," added Beevers. It was the friendship and support the two women shared that helped Kolling during the traumatic loss of her husband. "Walking with Kathy has been the best therapy I could have ever received," Kolling said. Kolling and Beevers even walked up until the day Beever's first child was born. When the Beever's second child was born, Kolling visited the new addition in the hospital. Walking with the baby's mom for nine months appeared to have created an unusual bond. "When Cole heard my voice, he turned his head and seemed to recognize it," she said. Today the women's schedule accommodates a new generation with Beever's four-year-old son, Cole, and seven-year-old daughter, Kaylee. "I like walking early in the morning because my kids are asleep and don�t know I�m gone," Beevers said. "I work full time, so I like to be with them every second that I'm not at work." Kolling and Beevers start their four-day-a-week, 3-mile jaunt at 5:15 a.m. "We basically jump out of bed brush our teeth and go," said Kolling. Seeing each other routinely with disheveled bed hair and in glasses, the two are often surprised to see each other later in the day. "I remember seeing Sue one afternoon and saying�'boy you really look nice,'" said Beevers with a chuckle. The walking partners meet regulars each morning along the route they've kept for the past five years. "We get a lot of the same people waving at us as they pass by in their cars," Kolling said. One resident said the two are so consistent that she could set her clock to the time they pass by her window during those early morning hours. Besides developing a lifelong friendship, walking has also benefited the two women physically. Both women work with the public every day and believe that vigorous walks and lots of fresh air has contributed to building healthy immune systems. "We rarely are sick and rarely miss work," Beevers said." Kolling, who turned 50 this year, attributes regular physical activity to maintaining 95% bone density, something that reduces substantially in women as they age. Despite proclaiming that they love to eat, both women have maintained a healthy weight and blood pressure due to their regular physical activity. Always safety conscious, the women invested in reflective blaze orange vests, which they sport when the days become shorter and darker. Kolling's chocolate lab, Ginger, also accompanies the women during their 45-minute walk and has provided fodder for some interesting memories. "The time Ginger got sprayed by a skunk ranks right up there for stories," said Kolling. On that fateful morning, Beevers walked briskly back to town to borrow her husband's truck to go fetch her stinky walking partners. Since that time, Kolling is careful to keep Ginger on a leash during their countryside strolls. So what's made the relationship and walking routine last as long as it has? Both women understand the benefits of regular physical activity and are committed not only to their exercise routine but to each other. "The greatest benefit of walking with Sue is her friendship," said Beevers. "She is just like the older sister I've always wanted." As the miles racked up over time, so did tips shared on child rearing, cooking and finances. "Our relationship is like that with a spouse," Kolling said. "We know each other's secrets!" "Over all the miles we have covered together, Sue has given me lots of good advice, and most important, lots of laughs," Beevers said. Neither woman plans to change their routine anytime soon. "As long as you have a good pair of shoes and a partner you like who is committed, anyone can do this," Kolling said. "It doesn't cost a thing." The early morning walking regiment has become such an ingrained part of the women's lives that they sometimes feel sluggish during the one-day a week they allow themselves to sleep in. "Our walk really gets our blood pumping and gets us energized for the day ahead," Kolling said. "We have no intention of ever stopping," added Beevers. "As long as our health and schedules allow, we will continue to walk together as we have for so many years in the past."

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My favorite singer of all things Witchy has joined with her Raven King husband Timothy Van Deist to create a year-long course that starts in March. They have worked together to create this opportunity to help others experience bringing Magic into their daily lives and to develop Rituals filled with deep, personal meaning. I signed up for the course without hesitation, eager for the personal attention, support and guidance I will have access to during this year long course from Wendy.
'Living A Life of Magic' is the name of the course and clicking on the link will take you to information located on her personal website. They have announced there are still some spaces left, so if you are interested I urge you to visit the link and contact Wendy as soon as possible! There are two payment options for those interested: an easy pay-as-you-go $60 a month or a discounted price for payment in full.
I have been in Wendy Rule's shining presence four times since 2010, twice in performance and twice in workshops she has lead. At the time of each visit by Wendy to our area I was concentrating on throat chakra work; with the beginning of this workshop next month, once more she will come directly into my life during my throat chakra work. Three cycles of this chakra workbook and all three times Wendy appears during Throat; if you have heard her sing you understand this connection! Still, it seems unlikely that anyone could plan the timing that well, yet it has happened in 2010, 2011 and now in 2012. I choose to see this small bit of synchronicity as a sign I was destined to have such an amazing Teacher of Spiritual Living as I've found in Wendy Rule. As well, we are both Scorpio's and she represents so many aspects of my own self that I would love to bring more to Light that I feel blessed to have her in my 'spiritual corner'.


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Levack's First NFL Game
I have loved my Oakland Raiders for as long as I can remember (except for when I loved my LA Raiders). Sad thing about you you're favorite team playing the majority of their games a country away is it's tough to see them live. I had never been to a NFL game before. So this year when my friends who are rabid Bills fans invited me to the Raiders/Bills game I jumped all over the offer.
Our first stop was the Seneca Falls Casino. I love to wager! Let me ask you a question
, What has two
thumbs and won more then enough money to pay for his whole trip?
After tossing and turning all night like a kid waiting for Christmas I finally got a little shut eye. So at this point I'm feeling pretty good and all set to put on my Raiders Jersey and watch some football.
On the way to meet our ride I see maybe the greatest thing ever. A Starbucks/ Citizens Bank. Because you never know when you'll need financing for a Venti, White Chocolate, quad shot Iced Coffee.
Next I jumped on a bus full of Bills fans and headed for Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Though I may not have seen eye to eye with my Marketing Director Selena Dutcher after kickoff we were best buds while tailgating.
After enjoying a "White Hot with Meat sauce" Thanks to Erin from the Times Union Center for teaching me how to speak food in Buffalo, I was ready for some football.
Even though my Raiders didn't win I had a great time and can't wait for my next game!
Honorable mention to Scott Blaine and his buddies for letting me hitch a ride home. DON'T ASK WHY I COULDN'T COME BACK WITH THE BILLS FANS!!!


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Michael Bedard isn't a name known to Doors fans and he might only be mentioned in books about The Doors in the acknowledgements which very few people read. Bedard, in the video above, says he lived with Jim Morrison for a year, but may in fact have been closer to Pam Courson, and the stories in the video reflect that.
Bedard met Morrison and Courson when Courson was decorating her hip clothing store Themis and wanted to have a mural on the front of the building. One of Bedard's friends suggested Bedard as an artist and he ended up living in the front of the store while Morrison and Frank Lisciandro were editing "HWY" (which Bedard mistakenly refers to as "The Lizard King").When Look Magazine dispatched a reporter and photographer to report on Morrison and his connection to Themis, Bedard was included in the pictures.
Another story Bedard relates is how, after a fight with Morrison, Courson left for Paris abandoning her Porsche at LAX with a pound and half of marijuana in it. Also in the car were materials that lead police to believe there was a heroin connection to the car, as well as Bedard's driver license. Bedard reports that Morrison and attorney Max Fink stashed him in a cabin in the woods for a week while the incident blew over.
Bedard became a well known artist in the 80's whose series of duck paintings brought him some notoriety as well as award winning children's books. If you would like more information on Bedard please visit his website at Studio Bedard.
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Dormant Oaks, Winter Mists. Yosemite Valley, California. February 23, 2013. © Copyright 2013 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
Dormant oak trees silhouetted against winter morning mists and cliffs, Yosemite Valley, California
This is an alternate version of a photograph that I shared earlier. Back in February I was in Yosemite Valley briefly for the opening of the annual Yosemite Renaissance exhibition, and this gave me one day to photograph there in interesting conditions. While the most familiar images of the Valley for most people probably involve waterfalls and spring or summer sunshine on granite (with a few well-known exceptions!), my favorite conditions involve snow, clouds, mist, and perhaps even a bit of rain. All of those were present on this day!
I was up quite early, and since we stayed in the Valley it was only a matter of taking a short walk and I could begin shooting. For a place that can be impressively or even depressingly crowded at certain times of the year, it is possible to find near-solitude on a cold and wet winter morning just before dawn, even in places that would typically be quite crowded during popular times of the year. In fact, this photograph was made from a shuttle bus stop not far from Yosemite Falls! I had been photographing nearby meadows and trees when the mist turned to sprinkles and then to rain, and I went to the shuttle stop to find temporary cover under its roof – only to realize that some interesting shots might well be possible from under this shelter!
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist whose subjects include the Pacific coast, redwood forests, central California oak/grasslands, the Sierra Nevada, California deserts, urban landscapes, night photography, and more.
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Gregg Guernsey of Vancouver was the runner up at the Oregon Senior Amateur golf tournament, which concluded on Friday at Astoria Golf and Country Club.
Guernsey lost to Scott Hval of Portland in the championship match. The score was 3 and 2, with Hval playing 5-under-par golf for the 16 holes. Guernsey was 1-under through 16 holes.
Guernsey won four matches to reach the finals, including taking 22 holes to defeat Raymond Schuler of Lakewood in the quarterfinals. Hval, 50, is the first person to win the Oregon Amateur (1997), Oregon Mid-Amateur (2007) and Senior Amateur titles.
• Oregon Team Championships — On Sunday in Powell Butte, Ore., Hval won medalist honors to lead Columbia Edgewater to the title of the 36-hole Oregon Golf Association Men's Team championship played at Brasada Ranch Resort.
A team from Royal Oaks Country Club finished sixth among the 36 teams at 7-under par. Geurnsey shot 2-over-par to lead the Royal Oaks team.
Also playing for Royal Oaks were Tim O'Neal (5 over), Jake O'Neal (8 over) and Bob Britt (7 over).
The OGA Team Championship is a 36-hole gross stroke play event in which the team score is computed using the best three individual scores from each four-player team each day.
Jeff Gustafson of Vancouver shot 1-over-par to help Broadmoor Golf Club to fourth place.
A second team from Royal Oaks tied for 10th place at 20-over-par. Its players were Brad Karns, Jim Pliska, Chris Harlow, and George White.
Local runner wins cross country race
Cassie McKinney of Frontier Middle School won the race for girls in grades 7 and 8 on Saturday at the Sunfair Invitational Cross Country meet in Yakima.
She finished the 1.5-mile race in 10 minutes, 10.5 seconds.
An eighth grader, McKinney was 10 seconds faster than the next girl in the race. She was fifth overall, with only four of the boys in the mixed race beating her to the finish line.
The event at Franklin Park in Yakima also included races for high school runners.
Listings available for winter sports groups
For information about area winter sports opportunities — including tryouts for youth basketball teams and practices for area wrestling clubs, check out the Community Sports Calendar.
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My weekly observations and musings as we look back at the Saints' 31-21 loss to the Rams and ahead to their Week 9 matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
No First this week, we'll just go with the 10.
1. Numbers game: No. 6 is hardly an iconic jersey number. But it has one redeeming quality for Saints punter Thomas Morstead: it will never be taken from him. In the Saints' 45-year history, only two other players have worn the number: Tommy Barnhardt and Dirk Johnson. There was no special meaning to Morstead when he took the number as a rookie in 2009, but he at least could relax knowing he would keep it awhile. As a walk-on freshman at Southern Methodist, Morstead wore No. 12 and 10 but had them awarded to other players so he was forced to switch to No. 15 for the final three years of his career. "They basically said, 'He's just a freshman punter, you can have his number,' and that was that," Morstead said in his self-deprecating style.
2. Tweets of the week: "My man @big_rog70 started with a 100oz Steak!! (100-ounce steak photo) ... and "He just finished it an hour later!!! Impressive!" (What's left of 100-ounce steak photo) -- Chase Daniel, (@ChaseDaniel), 10:45 p.m. Thursday, at the weekly offensive line dinner at John Besh Steakhouse where former Saints guard Roger Allen downed a 100-ounce steak.
3. Quote of the week: "He's big, fast. He's got a lot of Vlade Divac in him." - Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris on Saints tight end Jimmy Graham.
4. Must-read of the week: There was a time when Saints owner Tom Benson would have been ranked among the worst owners in the NFL. Now he's included among the best, by at least one source. Benson is ranked as the eighth best owner in the NFL in Forbes.com's annual list of best and worst NFL owners. Forbes cites Benson's local philanthropy, the franchise' 13 percent increase in value and 61 percent winning rate over the past five years as the reasons for Benson's ascent.
5. Fact of the week: Sunday's 31-21 loss to the Rams marked only the second time in the last 30 years that the NFL's lowest-scoring team defeated the league's highest-scoring club, according to Elias Sports Bureau. The Rams came into the game scoring an average of 9.3 points per game, compared to the Saints' average of 34.1 points.
6. Encouraging stat of the week: Drew Brees is on pace to break several NFL records, including Dan Marino's hallowed mark for passing yards in a season (5,084). If Brees maintains his current pace of 343.25 passing yards a game, he'll finish with 5,492 passing yards easily breaking the mark Marino set in 1984. ESPN.com NFC South blogger Pat Yasinskas has the complete run-down of Brees' potential records.
7. Disturbing stat of the week: The Saints are ranked dead last in the NFL in red-zone defense, having allowed 14 touchdowns in 19 trips (73.7 percent) by opponents inside the 20. Last year the Saints ranked second in the NFC and sixth in the NFL in red-zone defense. They allowed opponents to score only 20 touchdowns in 45 red-zone opportunities (44.4 percent).
8. What I liked from Week 8: Another defensive touchdown. Jon Vilma's third-quarter fumble recovery in the end zone made it two TDs in two weeks for the defense. The Saints still have only eight takeaways - four fumbles, four interceptions - but the two return scores are a step in a right direction.
9. What I didn't like from Week 8: The lack of explosive plays. The Saints entered the Rams game with an NFL-best 21 pass plays of at least 25 yards, while the Rams defense was tied for the league lead with eight pass plays allowed of at least 25 yards. The Saints managed one explosive play in the game, a 25-yard reception by Marques Colston in the fourth quarter.
10. Fearless prediction for Week 9: The Saints return units have been a strength all season but they had a rough game in St. Louis. Darren Sproles is overdue to break a big return, either on a punt or kickoff. The Bucs coverage units rank among the best in the NFL but something tells me Sproles is going to break a big one on Sunday.


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Peter Joseph Wysocki
Position: LB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 225 lbs.
Born: October 3, 1948 in Detroit, MI
Died: June 14, 2003 in Vienna, CA
High School: Garden City
College: West. Michigan (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 22 (4446th overall since 1950)
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Hansen, son of a single mother confectionary saleswoman, graduated in electrical engineering from the University Of Illinois' Institute of Technology in1948. After post-graduate engineering and management work at Illinois and UCLA he joined Douglas Aircraft, eventually becoming Chief of Design. In 1955 Douglas won the crash program to create the Thor intermediate range ballistic missile, which went from contract award to first launch in less than a year. In 1960 Hansen accepted a position at Convair Astronautics as Chief of Design Engineering. Here his immediate task was to serve as project director for the Centaur, the first hydrogen-fueled rocket stage, designed to mate with the Atlas booster. When he took over, the project was in disarray and NASA was about to cancel General Dynamics/Convair's contract. He got the program under control, and then managed completion of development of the Centaur and also served as Vice President for Launch Vehicles.
In 1968 Hansen was tapped by Roger Lewis, Chairman of the Board of General Dynamics, to serve as Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Research and Development. He labored at the Pentagon for five years, getting the troubled F-111 and C-5A aircraft programs under technical and cost control. He fought Nixon's decision to have the USAF abandon expendable launch vehicles and use NASA's space shuttle instead.
Hansen then returned to General Dynamics as Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Convair, replacing Jack Bowers, who went the other way through the revolving door to become an Assistant Secretary of the Navy. When he returned to Convair, it was at the end of the Apollo program, the ICBM programs, and the huge aerospace spending during the Viet Nam war. Profit was $1 million but staff was 12,000. Within a year, Hansen had laid off half the staff and profits were up to $20 million. Having accomplished his final 'fixit' job, he retired in 1978.
Birth Place: Bancroft, Idaho.
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Funded through the Department of Environmental Protection's (DEP) Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP), $477,283 will go to Bay County to assist four local park projects and enhance nearby communities by increasing outdoor recreation opportunities and improving public access to Florida's natural resources.
Bay County projects funded in this year's budget include:
Callaway Recreational Complex, Phase III, City of Callaway – The funds will be used to construct tennis courts, a picnic pavilion and restrooms.
Callaway Recreational Complex, Phase II, City of Callaway – The grant money will be used for a walking trail and lighting.
A.L. Kinsaul Park, Phase II, City of Lynn Haven – The funds will be used for a playground, baseball field, picnic pavilion and landscaping.
Joe Moody Harris Park, City of Panama City – The grant money will be used to construct playgrounds, a boardwalk, fitness trail, disc golf course, picnic pavilions, restrooms, landscaping, parking and sidewalks.
Administered by the Department of Environmental Protection, the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program is a competitive grant program, providing funds to local communities for public outdoor recreation.
Over the last eight years, Florida has invested nearly $200 million to improve local park facilities through this grant program, funding more than 1,402 projects statewide.


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How to Sell Stock in a Positive Cash Flow
Original post by Victoria Duff of Demand Media
Some businesses produce a reliable income stream, year after year. People often refer to these types of businesses as cash cows, and they can be very good investments because their revenues generally result in stable or increasing stock prices, if public. Another type of investment provides the investor with an income stream based on revenues from business operations or royalties. It is possible to sell share ownership in a revenue stream, either via a private sale of stock or through a public offering via the Security and Exchange Commission's (SEC's) Form S-1, through which your company can go IPO.
Step 1
Prepare your business plan. There are different ways to approach issuing stock based on the cash flow performance of your company. One is to provide an income source to investors through stock that pays dividends based on the cash flow. Another is to use the cash flow to grow your company value through acquisition of assets, and sell non-dividend common stock that can appreciate in value as the company grows.
Step 2
Print out the SEC's Form D and prepare answers to the questions. Form D registers your intention to sell shares in your private company and must be filed prior to putting out your private placement memorandum (PPM). Form D can be submitted online. If attempting a public offering, use SEC Form S-1. Your attorney will be able to help you determine whether or not your offering needs state registration.
Step 3
Prepare your PPM for a private placement. You can buy PPM templates or have your attorney or a consultant prepare your PPM. Always have the document reviewed by your attorney before presenting it to an investor. The PPM package consists of the offering memorandum, an accredited investor questionnaire and a stock subscription agreement. All these must be given to each potential investor. A public offering should be handled by an investment banker.
Step 4
Market your investment by inviting accredited investors to an informational presentation. Marketing a PPM is tricky. You cannot openly solicit investment, but you can provide information to a group of interested investors, through a private presentation, that might result in them wanting to invest. If you choose to go public, your investment banker will handle the marketing.
Step 5
Hire an investor relations adviser to handle investor inquiries and communications as well as any reporting requirements for your state or the SEC and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), depending on whether you do a private or public offering.
Tips & Warnings
- Unless your cash flow is substantial enough to support a public offering of millions of shares, it is better to package your revenues into a private offering. A private offering will give you more versatility in structuring your deal. Attorneys, accountants, bankers and local business and service groups are excellent sources of accredited investors who might be interested in reviewing your PPM. It is wise to use a firm that specializes in marketing private placements -- usually small regional brokerage firms.
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission: SEC Form D
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission: SEC Form S-1
- Money-Zine: Building a Cash Flow Statement
- MSN-Money Central; 3 Signs You Should Sell a Stock; Harry Domash
- "Inc."; Private Company Stock; Jill Andresky Fraser; May 2000
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission: Rule 506 of Regulation D
About the Author
Victoria Duff specializes in entrepreneurial subjects, drawing on her experience as an acclaimed start-up facilitator, venture catalyst and investor relations manager. Since 1995 she has written many articles for e-zines and was a regular columnist for "Digital Coast Reporter" and "Developments Magazine." She holds a Bachelor of Arts in public administration from the University of California at Berkeley.


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I'm building a packaged-based OS X image, and, with new software added, the Application's folder is a mess (with icons obscuring each other and things in disarray).
I thought deleting the .DS_Store file would fix it, but it doesn't seem to. Is there a command I could run (preferably when not logged in graphically as any user) to mimic the effect of choosing "View -> Keep Arranged By -> Name" in a Finder window in an arbitrary directory?


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Eagles have broken up, confirms Don Henley
"I don't think you'll see us performing again"
"I don't think you'll see us performing again"
Davies is not expected to return until March at the earliest while Warburton has been sidelined in recent weeks
Saints' chances of progress remain slim despite victory
The 40-year-old has made just five appearances this season, all of them coming from the bench
Palace record second win in as many games while the former Arsenal striker scores in consecutive matches
Church calls group's suggestion 'rather sad', 'misjudged' and 'misguided'
Goals from Dani Osvaldo and Rickie Lambert add to Ian Holloway's troubles
Whether by accident or design, there's a sense of great aloneness about the Laura Marling live experience. She stands in the centre of the Usher Hall's large stage, picked out by a spotlight and with only an interchangeable pair of acoustic guitars for comfort. Not even the usual buzzing fly presence of a guitar technician offers some respite. For reasons she "won't go into", she no longer travels with one, which means her shows are "pretty much fifteen percent tuning now. It's all included in the ticket price." Yet a stylistic aloneness doesn't mean loneliness, and we're very conscious of being one of the nearly three thousand-strong capacity crowd here with her, watching and listening intently.
The historical midweek win over Valencia backed up by Premier League victory
The American finished runner-up for the sixth time
She has moved to California, but don't expect a sunnier outlook – just some scorching songs from new album Once I Was An Eagle. Andy Gill is floored by her sound
West Brom striker tried to force a move away from the club
The 23-year-old will remain at Liberty Stadium until 2016
Former world No 1 leads by two after impressing on the greens but faces McDowell challenge
Wales announce team to play Scotland
Coach calls for patience as outside-half admits to feeling the pressure before Six Nations debut
Howley may name Ospreys youngsters King and Peers in today's squad after crippling injury list all but wipes out his second row


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by Daniel Pickett
July 15, 2013
Funko has over FIFTY exclusives for SDCC 13. The've been doling out the information a few each week, but the Con is in 3 days so they are letting the announcements FLY! Here are today's reveals and there will be more tomorrow… AND we're going to have an EXCLUSIVE reveal later tonight, so check back…
by Daniel Pickett
May 7, 2013
Today Funko announces some more items to their already mighty line-ups of Pop Vinyl and Wacky Wobblers: ~ NEW POP! MARVEL ~ ~ NEW POP! TELEVISION ~ ~ MUPPETS WACKY WOBBLERS ~ <Insert Witty Opening Line Here> I love it when my emails are filled with items that have no connection to each…


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Last week, Dolph Ziggler cut a great promo on the WWE app about being underutilized. On "WWE Monday Night Raw" last night, The Miz came out during a match and complained about not wrestling on "Raw." According to PWS on Feb. 4, the idea behind those two promos was to start an angle where they become a tag team.
From the top, this makes no sense. The WWE almost turned The Miz heel last December when they had him turn on Kofi Kingston. However, after the heel turn, management pointed out that The Miz had a new movie he needed to promote, so the WWE backtracked on the heel turn.
The reason that The Miz gave when it came to turning on Kofi Kingston was that he was frustrated with his lack of a push and didn't want to be in a tag team. Now, two months later his frustration at a lack of a push will make him decide to team with Dolph Ziggler.
While it makes no sense, the pairing of the two will at least give them something to do and if the WWE tag team division is going to be rebuilt this year, they would be a nice addition. On the other hand, they would be the exact same as Curtis Axel and Ryback, two guys without direction who teamed up just because Paul Heyman dumped them as clients.
It would be another makeshift tag team that would take the focus off of established teams like The Shield, The Usos, The Wyatt Family and The Real Americans. The Miz and Dolph Ziggler are reported to start teaming over the next few weeks on WWE television.
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STANFORD, Calif. – Six Stanford players earned Pac-12 All-Academic honors recognizing academic and athletic success, as announced Friday by the conference.
Hanna Winter claimed first-team recognition with a 3.55 GPA as a computer science major. It is the second All-Academic honor of her career after being named to the second team last season.
Winter hit .333 on the year and led Stanford in runs (48), assists (134) and stolen bases (16). She ranked second on the team in hits (59) and triples (3), and fifth in on-base percentage (.407).
Kayla Bonstrom and Cassandra Roulund were selected to the Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team. It is the first award for Bonstrom and the second for Roulund, who was named an honorable mention a year ago.
Bonstrom, who is undeclared and holds a 3.48 GPA, finished the year with a .333 batting average, led the team with 44 RBI, and was second on the team in fewest strikeouts (10), total bases (86), doubles (15) and triples (3). She excelled against Pac-12 competition, hitting .321 and leading the team in doubles (8) and total bases (42).
Roulund, a communication major with a 3.39 GPA, provided power and multiple highlight-reel defensive plays in center field throughout the season. She led the team with four triples and was second in the team with 15 RBI. Of the 19 hits Roulund accumulated against conference opponents, eight went for extra bases.
Corey Hanewich, Kaitlin Schaberg and Tylyn Wells each received Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention nods. It is the third consecutive honor for Hanewich, and the first for Schaberg and Wells.
To be eligible for Pac-12 All-Academic honors, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall GPA and be a significant contributor.
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Hanna Winter – computer science, 3.55 GPA
Second Team
Kayla Bonstrom – undeclared, 3.48 GPA
Cassandra Roulund – communication, 3.39 GPA
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Corey Hanewich – science, technology and society, 3.18 GPA
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A Pilgrimage to Guadalupe
The Final Journey of the Soul
by Swami Kriyananda
Chapter One: At the Graveside
The mourners had left. The coffin had been lowered to its final resting place; it was now decently covered with dirt. I stood there alone in the darkening twilight, weeping.
My anguished cry rang out into the gathering night, and in my own heart.
"My beloved wife! Only two days ago I saw your face: smiling, radiant, fresh! I held your hand; it was warm. Now it is cold—dark; beyond my despairing reach!
Intensely I felt her loss. But I wasn't asking, "Why did I lose her?" I knew the answer to that question: The end of life is death. My anguish arose from the thought, rather, "Why do we have to live at all?"
We are born, I reflected, without our conscious consent. We are driven helplessly onto a stage and forced to play our parts. Whether we play them well or badly seems equally pointless: their ending, in any case, is death. Why even play the game? We can never win it.
Role after role! Game after game! Fresh, exuberant life—then the final sinking into death! Is anything real?
And yet—I thought again—life persists! Is life, and not the countless forms it assumes, the reality?
I thought of life rising up out of the ground, as if with eternal impulse. And then the further thought came: Surely that life contains intelligence, even if it is a different kind of knowing from our own. Is such an awareness possible?
Perhaps we come on earth as exiles from another reality. A higher one?
Ah! Suddenly I felt myself here on earth a stranger—a foreigner, and alone. What could I do? Where could I go? I raised my gaze questioningly above that lonely grave, and looked beyond it.
There, all of a sudden: Lo! I beheld before me a beautiful young girl.
"Why are you here at this lonely site?" I asked her. "Did you know my wife? Have you, too, come to mourn her death?"
She answered me with a smile, "I knew her. I still know her. And I know you!"
"But how is that possible? I have never seen you before! Surely you couldn't know me!"
"My child," she said—and she seemed hardly half my age!—"you have known Me in countless forms. You knew not that it was I, smiling at you behind every happy experience, and weeping with you behind every pain. It was I in the comfort of your mother's arms, holding you when your friends turned away from you. It was I in them also, telling you silently through their disdain: 'Not here will you find the balm you seek.'
"It was I now, also, who took from you your beloved wife in order that you might know a higher love."
"Then . . . ?" I queried, not daring to pursue the question further in words.
"Yes, I am that life for which you are longing. I am that 'intelligence,' which is much more than arid reasoning: I am absolute Knowledge. And I am absolute Peace, Love, and Bliss!"
My heart burst then, like a broken dam. Waters of pure love gushed out from it in a mighty torrent. "Then You must be that Being whom all men worship! You must be . . ."
"I am your Lady of Guadalupe," She finished for me. It was an unexpected reply. Where was Guadalupe? Who was the Lady there? Why would She come to me?
"I am the Divine in its aspect of Mother," She explained further. "In this form I particularly watch over God's children in the Americas. I am your Divine Mother. And you are My divine child."
"Oh, can I be with You always? Always!"
"My son, that is your destiny. But you must first undergo purification. If you would be with Me, you will have to travel. Go as a pilgrim to My shrine in Mexico. Go, as a penitent, by foot."
"Gladly!" I cried. "Shall I then leave everything behind me?"
"Everything, My child. Has anything ever been yours, anyway? Your work, possessions, friends—all these, in the sense that they were yours at all, were yours only on loan. Lo! all things are but gossamer—blowing lightly on the wind."
"Oh, I will leave today! I will leave at this very moment. The thought that You will be waiting there to receive me!"
"Go, then, by narrow roads, avoiding the congested highways. Solicit no rides, but if people offer you a ride, you may accept. Through them you will learn what you need to know."
She smiled kindly, then vanished. I turned away from the grave.
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Hi all. Greetings.
I'm came from Airdrie, Scotland. 7 years ago. I now live in the high desert, the Antelope Valley,in Los Angeles County with my wife from North Dakota. We're on 2.5 acres having just built a custom home.
Previously guns have never been on our radar. (And to be honest a few years ago you would have assumed I was anti gun.) However I've come to realize that a gun purchase will happen in the near future for two reasons.
1. Unlike Scotland I now find myself in a place where I could step onto the porch and run into a rattlesnake or other poisonous snake. I'm not saying I would necessarily use a gun but as some say it's better to have it and not need it, than the converse.
2. Mainly though, after we had a small emergency last month, a fire, we discovered it takes the emergency services, including the police, more than 40 mins to get here from the city. It's a lovely area but we heard of a murder 10 miles away and an attempted rape not so far away. As you guess we realized that being this far out requires us to take responsibility for our own safety. We're thinking of a shotgun and a handgun and lots of training and practice.
Therefore I'm here to learn and take advice and hopefully say Hi to a few people. If any of you have relatives from Scotland I'd love to know where they're from.


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Casey Anthony's belongings are posted online for sale on a website that caters to people obsessed with the dark and morbid side of life. The items called "murderabila" are posted online by SerialKillersink.net, a controversial website that hopes to make a few bucks off of the people who were obsessed with her trial.
According to UPI,com on Jan. 14, these items are from a yard sale that was held by Casey Anthony's parents. Some of the items like Anthony's jeans and purse have a price tag of $800. The website owned by Eric Holier posts a disclosure saying that they believe they belonged to Anthony. Holier writes:
"We are proud to offer for sale a number of items believed to be worn by Casey Anthony, one of the most notorious figures in American criminal history. Casey Anthony may not have been convicted of murder, but she has become a pop culture icon, right up there with Jodi Arias and Myra Hindley."
The items were originally purchased by Christina Werner of Mount Dora, Florida, but she apparently wants to "wash her hands" of the merchandise. She was driving by the house when she saw the tag sale underway and stopped. She picked up some jewelry and clothes. She also picked up some children's belongings like a Winnie-the-Pooh backpack.
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As we aim to address and solve the complex local and global problems – climate change, poverty, overpopulation, water access, loss of arable land, etc. – it becomes clear that these (and many other) issues are intimately intertwined. It will not be possible to isolate one problem and attempt to fix it. Chances for multiple reinforcing gains will present themselves and decisions that force 'trade-offs' will appear. Our history is already ripe with such examples. For the former, look no further than Teach For America, where the mission is to eliminate educational inequity and provide an excellent education for all. However, as the organization started to gather data and organize its operations, it realized that low educational attainment often correlated with impoverished regions and with certain ethnicities. All of a sudden, educational equity was racial/class equality ... a chance for multiple reinforcing gains.
However, some issues will not go hand-in-hand, and trade-offs will emerge. For example, this past January 2009, the United Kingdom announced its intention to install a giant 16 kilometer tidal barrage across the Severn estuary, generating enough energy to replace eight coal fired power plants (see full article here). While the news might delight the climate scientist and renewable energy aficionados, such a large installment does not satisfy the preservationist, as the $14 billion project will undoubtedly alter the habitat, tidal flow, existing wildlife, and for many the aesthetic, intrinsic value of the landscape. Thus, the confrontation between clean, large-scale engineering projects and small, nature preserved solutions has arisen in the UK. Or to put it another way, do I want my local resources (economic and aesthetic) sacrificed to help solve a global problem? The millions of people who were unduly removed from the Three Gorges Dam area (clean energy in place of human property rights) in China know this problem all too well, although their voices were not effectively considered.
So is the Severn estuary tidal barrage a sustainable solution? It depends on more information and analysis. No one really knows how much energy the project would generate due to the undergoing development of the technology, and its remoteness from the transmission grids further complicates things. Nor can we predict correctly the effect such a project would have on the ecosystem and whether alternative habitats could be created for the wildlife that uses the habitat (such as birds). Oh, and the economics of the project . . . where to even start with that? And will any of the projects operations, construction or economic financing place an inequitable burden on any slice of the UK population? In essence, to boil down the Severn estuary tidal barrage to a simple clean energy vs. environmental preservation tradeoff would be an inaccurate representation of the issues.
So as we (the upcoming generation of youth and innovative thinkers) encounter such conflicts, we need to try to avoid binary thinking or a list of pros and cons and really start to consider the system in which the problem is situated and how certain actions may or may not affect other 'systems'. To ensure that we do not invest significant resources in a particular solution only to find out that that solution presents other problems, this 'bigger picture' systems thinking is a necessity for a sustainable future. We are currently learning the repercussions of taking action without such forward thinkers, and have also witnessed the success of such entities that do analyze problems systematically (recall Teach For America, above). We all desire action on pressing problems . . . but let's make sure we are not acting in haste so that we actually generate sustainable solutions.


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Ronan Farrow Still Needs a Name for His New MSNBC Show
We helped him brainstorm.
The new cable-news program hosted by Ronan Farrow, the biological son of Mia and Woody (or Frank Sinatra?), premieres in a few months on MSNBC but the 25-year-old lawyer, journalist, and boy genius has yet to settle on a name.
"One gold standard is Hardball With Chris Matthews," said Farrow, an avowed Matthews fan, although he may employ a lighter touch himself. Cable news doesn't play well with millennials, but Farrow wants his show to be for centrist viewers of all ages. "It's a serious news show that's got a lot of cool, edgy pieces to it," he said at last night's GQ Men of the Year Dinner honoring Justin Timberlake. "If you come up with the name, I will mention on the air that it's yours."
So Daily Intelligencer brainstormed a few suggestions on the spot:
Left Turn With Ronan Farrow? "Too political," he said.
Ronan Holiday? "Not bad," but not as good as the titles he countered with: The Rise and Fall of the Ronan Empire and Times New Ronan.
Crate & Farrow? "A little too gentrified."
"Someone on Twitter suggested Farrow & Balanced," he said. "And we can't do Farrow & Friends. You know what, we'll get there."


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How can I get my holiday shopping done with a toddler in tow?
How do I entertain my 2-year-old while shopping at the mall? My daughter doesn?t want to sit in her stroller, but if I let her out she runs all over the place, and if I use the leash she pulls on it to get me to go where she wants. What's the secret to successful shopping with a toddler?
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I hate to say it but CANDY. And bribery.posted 12/08/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I am a divorced mother of a 3 year old boy and a 9 month old girl. Obviously I don't have the luxury of "daddy" at home to watch the kids, so they go everywhere with me. I even tried the babysitter on the Friday after Thanksgiving, and my daughter screamed for the whole 5 hours I was gone. I wouldn't ever trust the in-mall sitting. Who are those people? Are they even screened? So, if you are left with taking the baby, try the rewards thing. It's not foolproof, but works most of the time, especially with something he/she really likes. When we went to get Christmas pictures, my son saw the ride on cars in the mall and I told him if he behaved for our pictures, he could ride them. And he did, and he got to ride 2! Which he felt was quite a treat and it cost me all of $1. He even picked two seater cars so baby sissy could ride with him. Snacks and cups always have worked well with him too. Oh, and color wonder markers (not messy). Good Luck!posted 12/08/2004 by lansmami
When I was a kid, my mom took my sister and me everywhere with her, including shopping. Our mom expected us to behave ourselves and we did. Our mom did not bring toys, sippy cups or snacks. Granted, we were bored, but we behaved ourselves while our mom shopped because that was what was expected of us (and we always knew she loved us). I think we need to give our children expectations to live up to and maybe they will do just that. I have always taken this approach with my now 4 year old. Of course, when he was a toddler, it was challenging. Stick with it because as your child matures, you'll find that he/she has absorbed the discussions you've had with him/her and the expectations you have of him/her. You'll find that your child has developed some self-control.posted 12/08/2004 by DurMom
I carry a few crayons in my purse and give them to my toddler to "draw" on packages as we fill up our cart. This works well at the grocery store, Target, and big warehouse clubs. Sure, the milk and laundry detergent come home with green scribble all over them, but who cares?It keeps her occupied and helps with fine motor skills.posted 12/08/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
It is tough, especially in a new town and the husband away for work. But, we found the churches,gyms and other organizations with the parents night out programs. Trading off kids with a friend at the mall is great, too. There is usually a playland there or at a fast food place where one can stay with the kids while the other shops! Just know you can't get it all done in a day!posted 12/08/2004 by Kay39
This is why I end up doing most of my shopping at Walmart. It's 24 hours, and the only thing open when my husband gets off work at 11pm.posted 12/07/2004 by MLHegwood
I have a 28 month old. The best investment I have made so far is a portable DVD Player. He doesn't watch much TV, so popping a movie in while I shop is a treat for both of us!!!posted 12/07/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
With a 22 mo. and a 3 yr old, I know shopping can be a bit challenging however, I discovered that a little planning goes a long way in setting the right stage for success: 1. know what is the best time of day to go. For me it's morning, and my kids expect that now. They were just fed and are not tired, which leads me to... 2. don't try to go when they are tired. I don't like to shop when I'm tired either! 3. know what kind of environment triggers everyones buttons and plan accordingly. I also like the mornings because I can beat the rush of people. Crowding stress everyone out! 4. have a backup plan: a mall buggie, store cart or your own stroller. 5. Tell them beforehand what kind of specific behavior you expect and the consequences of choosing not to obey. My 3 year old, he gets a choice of walking or "riding" and is told ahead of time that I expect him to stay close to me and not run away, and that if he chooses not to follow directions, he WILL ride in the cart/stroller. He's getting now where he tells me the instructions. 6. Stick to the plan of rewards +/or consequences. If he chooses not to obey, then I put him in the cart with no reservation, despite the protests. I tell him why he's in the cart and then move on, not dwelling of the event but moving on to better things. After some diversion and time, he's just fine. 7. Praise them for a job well done when you leave and try to be specific again. Toddlers do well with specific actions not general attitude instructions. Also, if we are at the mall, I let the kids do the carosel or the play area FIRST...the anticipation of a fun event is hard for us to be patient for let alone a 3 year old! It's their turn first and then mommy's turn to shop after. Most of the time, these tricks work. Hope they help!posted 12/07/2004 by kikilee777
We just purchased a portable DVD player for a vacation we went on and I have found it to be very usful when I need to get some shopping done. I just put my 2 year old in her stroller with the DVD and one of her favorite movies in and it will keep her entertained for at least an hour. Great investment, but then again my girl loves to watch TV which is a whole other topic.posted 12/07/2004 by Ivylousmom
Wow you guys are some pretty diffrent kind of people!! I have a very very active 2 yr old and I am a military wife who moves around so don't really ever get time to meet sitters to go shopping so I take my 2 yr old EVERYWHERE and have since he was little. I couldn't imagine getting a sitter everytime to go shopping! Believe me it's not the easiest thing to do (shop w/ a 2yr old) but you guys act like its impossible or forbidden!! Good grief give them some snacks, toys and a little discipline and be on your way!!posted 12/07/2004 by knoxbaby
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If you live, visit or wander anywhere near Highland, Indiana (part of Chicagoland), come and see the place where I spend 3-4 days every week.
PAWS Resale Shoppe is a lovely resale shop benefitting local animal shelter Humane Society Calumet Area in nearby Munster, IN.
Staffed 95% by volunteers and supervised by a grumpy calico cat.
We have a wide variety of gently used furniture; art & decor; books & media; jewelry; bath, bed & kitchen items; pet supplies; seasonal & holiday decor; toys; and craft materials!
All of our items have been donated by our generous community.
Pets are always welcome and children are tolerated.
Every month, we hold a special fundraiser event.
September: Fall Book Sale
October: Wine & Sign
November: Girls' Night Out Holiday Edition
December: Bake Sale & Photos with Santa
PAWS Resale Shoppe
8149 Kennedy Ave.
Highland, IN 46322
(219) 838-7297
(In the Homestead Plaza, ½ mile South of I-80/94 Expressway and the Indiana Welcome Center & John Dillinger Museum)
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A fun show with a good cast and well developed characters. An amusing and witty script keeps the show moving until the end. Very enjoyable.
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EVENT: Brooklyn Bass Presents… John Roberts
LINE UP: John Roberts, Evan Michael, Judge Wise, T'Angelo
VENUE: Cameo Gallery (In the Back of The Lovin' Cup Cafe)
VENUE ADDRESS: 93 N6th Street Brooklyn, NY 11211
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On the cusp of releasing his second full length album Fences LP, John Roberts is always pushing towards house music innovation. It began back in 2008 after being asked by Carsten Jost, Pantha Du Prince and Lawrence to be the first American artist on the Hamburg based label, Dial. His first album Glass Eights was acclaimed for the incorporation of organic sounds in a minimal and refined form. Growing up in Cleveland, John had always been influenced by the Detroit and Chicago House sound and still finds inspiration between those elements and that of Berlin, where he makes his home now.
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An up-and-coming blog on the NYC circuit, Brooklyn Bass is quickly making their rounds within the electronic scene. Hosting a monthly after-hours residency at Cameo Gallery, you can find DJs Judge Wise, T'Angelo and Evan Michael hosting the most current local artists such as Justin Miller, Point Break, and Juan Maclean. All three of these young editors take their time to carefully curate their blog with the latest reviews of international dance tracks and nearby happenings. Be on the look out for their monthly podcasts and weekly event listings as well. In a live context, expect these dudes to hold no bars. T'Angelo and Judge Wise throw down shaking bass music and Deep House, while Evan Michael stirs it up with house and disco classics.


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Honors and Awards: Won a gold medal in the Jr. women's eight at the 2006 U.S. Jr. National Championship Regatta ... A member of the UW quarterly Dean's list ... Received an Honorable Mention on the 2008 Pac-10 All Academic Team. 2009 Pac-10 All-Academic second team.
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Husky Rowing Experience: 2009 (Junior) - Rowed in the varsity eight at the San Diego Crew Classic ... Defeated WSU in the varsity eight and helped the Huskies retain the Windermere Cup ... Helped the team to a seventh-place team finish at the NCAA Championships. 2008 (Sophomore) - Rowed in the JV eight that won at the San Diego Crew Classic and against Washington State ... Promoted to the Varsity eight for the second half of the season, assisting the team to a victory over Navy and the University of Melbourne in the Windermere Cup and a second place team finish at the NCAA Championships. 2007 (Freshman) - Started the year in the top novice eight before moving into the varsity four for the remainder of the season ... Won a gold medal with the varsity four at the Pac-10 Championships ... rowed to a fifth place finish in the all-freshman varsity four at the NCAA Championships.
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High School: Monsignor Bonner
College: West Virginia (school history) (Becht college stats)
Drafted by the New York Jets in the 1st round (27th overall) of the 2000 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
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Mostly point shooting and with a bent arm from retention.
This is a discussion on Do you practice point shooting within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by Cold Warrior Not enough, with my useful CCW guns that hurt my trigger finger and hands, i.e., Ruger LCP; Smith Model 60; ...
Mostly point shooting and with a bent arm from retention.
I practice point shooting all I can. Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of places to practice it...
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I practice anything and everything that will help me win and keep me alive. This includes point shooting.
I certainly hope all of you that jumped on the "Point Shooting" bandwagon aren't the same folks who tell me that having a pistol griped shotty is stupid, because I NEED to aim using the sights.
I happen to enjoy practice on shooting "from the hip" with my Mossberg Cruiser, and a nice compact shotty for H/D is good.
So I guess we agree, point shooting with a shotgun is worthwhile.
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Pick up the book "Bulleyes Don't Shoot Back" and you will see point shooting in a whole new light
I both Practice it and teach it in my carry classes.
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Most of us late-middle-aged men and our friends were trained to take our time and squint our eyes and aim at targets at long range; taking too much time for CCW and defensive shooting. Bad/good/old habits hard to break. During our last CCW class, our instructors had to tell us and then yell at us: "Shoot! Shoot! Shoot! Don't aim! He'll kill you!"
You know, it is weird that it never occured to me to think of practicing at the range the way you are most likely to fire your CCW. I think everyone is so focused on having nice tight groupings (dont want to look worse than the guy standing next to you).
Noob question, since this is point shooting, while you are holding the gun level and shooting, at what level is the gun? Chest high, chin eye, eye level?
Thanks guys, this is interesting stuff.
We don't want to waste bullets, and we want to hit dead center. I have heard the word that CCW instructors really have a hard time trying to retrain professional target shooters, who use scopes on their revolvers, and who usually take a long time to shoot each round downrange. One of my routines is to lay my gun down on the tray, pointed downrange with my finger off the trigger, closing my eyes and looking away for a few seconds. Then, open them quick and bring up the gun and do a quick double-tap. And then do it again. The first two double-tap bullets may be the most important because they could be your first and last chance. This exercise may sort of simulate being sleepy and surprised at night...although you are really ready and expecting it, etc. I always read and talk with gun people to learn and hear about their or new practice routines. I "think" that I am holding my gun straight out, between chest and eye level, and TRYING and hopin' to shoot down the sights with both eyes open, while resisting my squinting.
I can point shoot with my pistol grip/full stock mossberg and shoot it traditionally with the sights and buttstock on shoulder; but if it only had the pistol grip alone my options are limited hence the reason I won't recommend the pistol grip only
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When you're a Big Ten coach with aspirations, what you want is what Northwestern head man Pat Fitzgerald got today; a complete game, with maximum effort. The Wildcats would score early and often on offense, and stymie Redbirds quarterback Matt Brown on defense en route to a Northwestern a 37-3 win at Ryan Field.
Quarterback Dan Persa would lead the team with a 19-23, 240 yard outing, with three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing). Arby Fields would turn a 96-yard performance on the ground, and the defense would intercept quarterback Matt Brown twice. Credit linebacker Quentin Davie for both interceptions on the day.
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Our dog Pippa is a 12 year old cross breed. She began treatment in May 2012 for degenerative joint disease (DJD) as she was showing signs of arthritic changes in her front paws. She was limping quite noticeably on her right front paw, and both front "wrist" joints were swollen and knobbly.
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Disneyland Resort today welcomed a new Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop to Disney California Adventure park. The new location the first to open inside a theme park features Ghirardellis world-famous hot fudge sundaes and decadent chocolate products, and represents another milestone in the expansion of Disney California Adventure.
As we celebrate the culmination of our resort expansion, we are thrilled to welcome Ghirardelli, and to make this unique chocolate experience available to our park guests, said George A. Kalogridis, president of Disneyland Resort. Ghirardelli is a perfect fit for our newly reimagined Disney California Adventure, as we both share a rich California heritage.
The new soda fountain and chocolate shop is located in Pacific Wharf, the San Francisco-inspired area of Disney California Adventure. Guests can visit the location to enjoy treats including sundaes, shakes, and floats, plus a delicious assortment of chocolates and beautifully wrapped gifts. Each guest can enjoy a complimentary sample of the signature Ghirardelli Squares® chocolate.
We are excited to partner with the Disneyland Resort to open our Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop in Disney California Adventure, said Martin Thompson, President and CEO of the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company. Consumers associate our premium brand with high quality, delicious chocolate and now they will have the opportunity to enjoy both our intense, slow melting chocolate and our decadent ice cream treats inside the park. Our rich heritage began in California 160 years ago this year and opening this store in Disney California Adventure is a perfect way to celebrate.
The expansion of Disney California Adventure culminates on June 15 with the opening of Cars Land and Buena Vista Street. The 12-acre Cars Land offers three family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the DisneyPixar blockbuster Cars, plus themed dining and shopping. Nearby, Buena Vista Street, a new gateway to Disney California Adventure serving a similar role to Main St. U.S.A. in Disneyland, transports guests to a nostalgic Los Angeles of the 1920s and 30s as Walt Disney might have seen it when he first arrived in California in 1923. The two new lands follow myriad additions to Disney California Adventure, including the nighttime water spectacular World of Color and The Little Mermaid ~ Ariels Undersea Adventure.


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Funeral prices have risen well above the rate of inflation, so can your loved ones afford the costs when it comes to passing away? Currently 17% of us struggle to afford a funeral and that figure is only set to increase.
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Vonnegutt, a new four man hip-hop band signed by Outkast-founded label Purple Ribbon Records, is featured in this Big Boi track, "Follow Us," off of his upcoming album, Sir Luscious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty (out July 6th). Big Boi has had no lack of new music with the recent release of his mixtape with Rick Ross, Southernplayalisticmaybachmusic.
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The much anticipated Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty album from Big Boi is almost here, but you can stream the entire album now on his MySpace and check out the video for "Shutterbug" above. Yes, we know the album leaked and so does Big Boi, who tweeted, "Hello good people, I know the album leaked, I don't care if u download it, just support GREAT MUSIC July 6th!!!! Stank u."
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On June 27 Chief Judge Michael J. Sullivan announced the opening of a Legal Self-Help Center in the McHenry County Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. The center will expand access to legal information, legal forms and videos for McHenry County residents with legal matters.
The new public-access computer workstation allows self-represented people to search for information on a broad range of civil legal problems via www.IllinoisLegalAid.org. A computer "navigator" staffs the center and can assist visitors in using the computer, finding the correct information and completing automated documents and forms. Those who need an attorney and qualify for legal services may be referred to Prairie State Legal Services.
The center is located in the Law Library, Room B-340, in the McHenry County Government Center, 2200 North Seminary Avenue, and will be opened Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The McHenry County Circuit Court, the Circuit Court Clerk's Office, the McHenry County Board, McHenry County Bar Association,Prairie State Legal Services, and Illinois Legal Aid Online collaborated to develop the center, with startup funding provided by the Illinois Equal Justice Foundation.
The McHenry County Self-Help Center is the fifth new legal self-help center opened in 2008. An additional four are planned to be opened later this year.
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Little background. I got my CHL about 5 yrs ago, but never really carried. Just got it for the "just in case" scenario. Well there have been some break ins in our neighborhood, so about 6 months ago, I decided to start carrying full time. Bought a crossbreed supertuck for my XD 9 service model and started to carry all the time, even at home. I did not tell my wife or daughters that I started to carry. Last weekend, went for a 2 mile walk with my dog, wife and youngest daughter. We left around dusk, so I knew we would be getting home after dark. Had my handgun on me and we started our walk. About half way, I was in front of them with the dog, my wife noticed the crossbreed clips on my belt (I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt tucked in) and asked what they were for. I did not have my phone on me so I could not say it was my phone clip. Before I could answer, my daughter blurted out "Are you carrying your gun?". BUSTED. The 4" barrel full grip handgun does not print, but I cannot get away from the clips that go over the belt. However, it did take 6 months or carrying around my family during all waking hours before anyone noticed. Therefore I concluded, that the casual observer would not notice at all.
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Clergy Gitmo Justice Fast
"After all is said and done more is said than is done."
As a Minister I sometimes feel this saying is talking to me & my fellow religious leaders. The great Prophet Jesus taught "by their fruit you will know them." Every world religion calls us to compassionate action towards all beings.
Gitmo has been a spiritual & moral black hole for far too long.
Gitmo prisoners are on a hunger strike for their dignity and freedom. They are being force fed by the American E.R.F. (Extreme Reaction Force), a squad of eight military police officers.
It is time for people of good faith to act.
Everyday a faith leader will do a water only fast & pray for one prisoner by name. The goal is to get at least 164 religious leaders involved – one per Gitmo prisoner.
We invite "lay" members join with a faith leader but it is vital for clergy to be the moral force taking the lead. We will keep doing this until:
1. The force feeding of the 130 plus men is ended.
2. The 84 men who have been cleared are given their freedom. Two have been released since we started fasting & praying!
3. The remaining 80 men are put on trial or released.
4. Gitmo is closed.
Join our Facebook Group. Follow me on twitter @revchuckfreeman. I will be posting about the Clergy Gitmo Justice Fast on both platforms. Please join us by signing up for a day of prayer & fasting here.
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Verdi, Wagner and Hollywood: A Bicentennial Birthday Celebration
In the second concert of the already popular series, Music in the Life of a Great City, Grammy Award-winning conductor John Mauceri and full orchestra will present another unique collaboration, celebrating the beloved music of iconic composers Verdi and Wagner, both born 200 years ago. From Verdi's stirring Aida Overture and Triumphal Music to Wagner's exciting Ride of the Valkyries — juxtaposed with familiar film music by the great Ennio Morricone and others, Mauceri will demonstrate the deep musical influence of these composers on a Hollywood they never visited.


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