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Mother's Day is only a few short days away and chances are you're still looking for that perfect gift. If you've been raised a Disney fan, then it's likely your mom is a Disney fan as well and would enjoy getting a Disney-themed present this year.
Whether you have no budget, a tight budget, or an unlimited budget, there's something for everyone at your local Disney Store or at DisneyStore.com. As there are so many products to chose from, this list has been created to help narrow down your choices and help you find the best gift to give your mom this year.
Now if you're one of those who has no budget this year for a Mother's Day gift, there's no need to worry. Often the most cherished gifts are those that have been made and given with love. Here are some ideas for things you can do or make to celebrate how special your mom is.
- Create a collage of pictures of you and your mom through the years. They can be any pictures or you can use pictures from past Disney vacations.
- Create a playlist of your favorite Disney songs that remind you of your mom and the good times you've had. (It's okay if you include "Mother Knows Best" from Disney's "Tangled.")
- Have a Disney movie marathon right at home with you and your mom with snacks themed to the movies. Pick movies that highlight moms like "Tarzan" and "Dumbo."
For those with a budget, whether large or small, click through the images to view the list of gift ideas you can get at the Disney Store. Remember, if you're ordering online, you will need to choose their 2-day or 3-day shipping options in order to receive your package on time. And of course wrap it.
How will you be celebrating Mother's Day this year? Leave a comment below!
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Under $40- ID Case
These first few items will be for those who have under $40 to spend on a gift for Mother's Day.
One gift option is getting this Vera Bradley ID Case for $15 plus tax (and shipping if ordering online). The design is Vera Bradley's Midnight with Mickey and is 5" by 3". There is a space for your mom's ID to face out and a zipped up compartment for money, credit cards, and other small items. It is also machine washable.
Under $40- Disney T-Shirt
Next in our under $40 category is actually a group of items.
T-shirts are available at your local Disney Store or at DisneyStore.com all for under $40 each. They come in a variety of colors, sizes, and character options. Whether your mom is into princesses, comic book heroes, or Star Wars, there are options for everyone. Take a look at their selection online here.
Under $40- Pajama Set
Comfortable Disney pajamas are also a great gift, especially with the warmer weather finally arriving. Do you have a special Disneyland or Walt Disney World vacation coming up with your mom? She can wear these comfortable pajamas to bed as she relaxes from a full day at the parks.
These also come in a variety of colors, sizes, and characters, and also have pants as separates. Take a look at the options available here.
Under $40- Cell Phone Case
Add some Disney style to your mom's phone (if she has a smart phone that is) with a Disney themed cell phone case. With classic characters like Mickey and Minnie, even ones with the characters' ears sticking out, there are so many to chose from.
This gift works best if you know the type of phone your mom has as styles will vary depending on the brand of phone she has. You want to be sure the case will fit when you give it to her. Take a look at the different styles available here.
$40-$100 Price Range- Alex and Ani
Alex and Ani also have created their own set of Disney themed jewelry that guests can purchase. At $39.95 each, styles come in both silver and gold with your choice of classic Disney characters, Cinderella Castle, your initials, and other designs.
$40-$100 Price Range- Workout T-Shirts
Is your mom getting to run one of the runDisney races this year? She'll need the proper gear while she's training.
This Disney workout shirt is made of polyester and spandex which allows the skin to remain cool as you're working up a sweat. Machine washable, the paisley design features Mickey, Pluto, and Goofy. See if you can find them all.
$40-$100 Price Range- Vera Bradley Bag
If your mom is a big Vera Bradley fan, and you have it in your budget to get more for her than the ID case, there are a variety of bags to chose from that feature the Midnight with Mickey design.
Prices range from $60-$99 depending on the size bag that you want. However, take notice that the regular bag, backpack, and large duffel bag are all the same price. How you choose to spend that $99 is up to you, but if you're spending that kind of money, you'll want to chose the product your mom will use the most.
If you'll be in Disney World's Downtown Disney, you may also be able to get your hands on the new Vera Bradley design. See the Disney Parks Blog for details.
$40-$100 Price Grange- Watch
If your mom is constantly going through her purse to find her cell phone to see what time it is, maybe it's time for her to get a watch. Or you can give her one for Mother's Day.
This beautiful watch featuring Mickey goes well with any jewelry style as both gold and silver are prominent with little hidden Mickeys in the links. The watch works for every day use and for formal occasions and can bring a touch of Disney to your mom's every day routine.
$100 and Up- Dooney and Bourke
For those of you who have the budget to spend over $100 on a Mother's Day gift, you have the option of choosing any of the gifts previously mentioned, or you can splurge and get your mom an Disney Dooney and Bourke bag.
These bags range in size and price and come in more styles than ever. Whether your mom is looking for a clutch, cross-body bag, duffel bag, or tote, Disney has you covered. Each bag is also unique as the pattern slightly differs from bag to bag.
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Yesterday I posted a Secret of Success about how brown rice is an incredible part of my success. Apparently it's good to help balance blood sugar and it's one of the foods I can eat to chase off migraines. When I get a headache, I cook up a batch of brown rice faster than I can ever find a bottle of pain killer.
Today, I found an even greater appreciation for my brown rice. I cooked a batch, last night and made tuna rice salad with it for today's lunch. I filled two containers and put them in the fridge. I took one with me for my lunch and the other one made for an instant supper when I got home, which after walking to and from work today for the first time (ten miles total), was EXACTLY what I needed. Now, I'm cooking tomorrow's brown rice and getting ready to hit the shower!
Will I get tired of brown rice? I sure did get tired of migraines, that's one thing for sure! I'm looking to use brown rice in just about any rice or pasta dish and may even make some shepherd's pie or cottage pie with brown rice on top instead of mashed potatoes. It's also a great addition to mixed bean salad, soup and even chile, Greek or Mexican dishes and I'll be looking to even try making dessert dishes with it - perhaps some chocolate and cherries or something lemony. Maybe in place of oatmeal in cookie recipes, etc (not that I'm knocking oatmeal!) :) I might even mix pizza or lasagna ingredients into some brown rice, sans wheat products. Hmmm, can I put cooked brown rice into the blender?..... :) I'll need to get a blender to find out! ;)
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I never heard of eating brown rice for headaches, is it instant or the regular? I love rice, but never ate it steady. My sister in law is Filipino & they eat it for breakfast as a side dish, she has it with every meal. I am going to start eating rice more often thanks for posting your blog
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Donna! Why don't you come and help us liven-up the "WE LOVE RICE AND WHOLE GRAINS" SparkPeople group?! You and others are a testimony to why our group exists!! Cheers!
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You're so creative with your recipes! Good luck with all your brown rice recipes!
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personally I prefer brown rice to white, and eat it about 1 time a week, not sure if I could eat it every day, but with variation, why not.
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I really like brown rice and could really eat it every day. However, I must admit you are taking it to a whole different level with all your creative ideas for recipes.
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Part of my super strict ten-day diet included brown rice pasta as I was not allowed any wheat products at all. It's not bad, especially when I can get it on sale, then it's pretty exciting, but I'm working on cutting out as much processing as I can (though I'm still happy to eat an occasional Big Mac or Twinkie! LOL), and looking to cut costs and I *think* by weight, brown rice is cheaper than the pasta. I like making "One Pot Pasta" (got my first recipe for it from Kraft Kitchens, which is also online) and really, by the time you make it in one pot, it doesn't seem to matter if it's pasta or rice. They even make pasta to look like rice! (Orzo? etc) If you stir in some cheese with tomato sauce and ground beef, it starts tasting like lasagna in a hurry. I found that out even with mixed vegetables while I was still experimenting with food allergies before meeting the Naturopath that helped us.
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I expect it can get old after a while - I've been using it to deal with my migraines for the past ten years or so, but during that time it was for ten days straight of very strict diet that included little else, three years of being headache-free so not thinking too much about it and then the rest to counter occasional headaches or migraines. Chocolate, fruit, dairy products and more will also contribute to more migraines, but I'll be looking for a healthy balance that keeps me headache-free and meets my nutritional without becoming too boring or restrictive.
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I like brown rice over most other types.....I'm not as creative as you, but tell you what when you start experimenting with your substituting brown rice for pasta etc..please let me know how they turn out. I usually have rice once a week and wheat pasta once every couple of weeks. Great job in walking to/from work....are you planning on doing this often? Or are you waiting to see how you feel in the morning? Have a good night and happy dreams. Hugs!
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BODELL,MCLAUGHLIN,NESSEL,HESS,WEBB,OERTHER,JONES,SWOP,STEINER,SPEARS Posted on: 15 Jul 1998, by Keli Spears Copeland
Localities > North America > United States > States > Michigan > Counties > Monroe
Researching the Monroe County MI families Thomas BODELL b. abt 1822 Ireland and Emily M MCLAUGHLIN b. abt 1831 Ireland. Thomas and Emily were married 4 Jan 1849 in Ash by Elijah Crane Min. Their children (b...
Re: Steiner Posted on: 07 Nov 2005, by krys2004
Localities > North America > United States > States > Michigan > Counties > Monroe
Am interested in descendents of Jessie Mae Bodell and Joseph Ferdinand Steiner of Monroe, MI area. Are they included in the information you have? I would like to share what little info I have to gain info...
Re: BODELL,MCLAUGHLIN,NESSEL,HESS,WEBB,OERTHER,JONES,SWOP,STEINER,SPEARS Posted on: 07 Nov 2005, by krys2004
Localities > North America > United States > States > Michigan > Counties > Monroe
...corresponded. Have more on Bodells and your Spears family. Please contact me: email@example.com. Krys Bodell-Simpson
Re: Mclaughlin ancestors of Ash Township Posted on: 07 Nov 2005, by krys2004
Localities > North America > United States > States > Michigan > Counties > Monroe
...McLaughlin. Benjamin and Seneth (Lawrence) line, they are my gr gr gr grandparents, through Emily (m. Thomas Bodell). Some years back a book was created on this same McLaughlin line by a lady in my state....
Oakland Press Death Notices 3-12-2001 Posted on: 22 Apr 2001, by Joligen
Localities > North America > United States > States > Michigan > Counties > Oakland
These names appeared in the Death Notices of the Oakland Press. If you would like the information contained in these obituaries please contact me with the name and date. Please put "obit" in...
Lidstone Family - Canada Posted on: 09 Jan 2003, by vngibson
...they lived on was 9645 103A Avenue. She died before 1979 as her husband died December 12, 1979. John Bodell Lidstone was born 1904 where unknown. They had one son John B Lidstone of Edmonton. Her grands...
Re: ViKlund Family of Lingbo Posted on: 18 Oct 2006, by Bibbi
Localities > Scandinavian and Baltic States > Sweden > Counties > Gävleborg
...you hoping to find? Did they emigrate? When were they born? In the census 1890 there are at least 20 Bodell and 20 Wiklund. Regards Bibbi
Re: ViKlund Family of Lingbo Posted on: 25 Oct 2006, by Garth Ulrich
Localities > Scandinavian and Baltic States > Sweden > Counties > Gävleborg
I have a fair bit of info on Bodell. As for Wiklund/Viklund, I would like to find out about my gr-grandfathers siblings and their families. My gr grandfather was Lars Wiklund, born 1865. (He emigrated). ...
Bodell Family in Håkanbo i Skog Posted on: 14 Oct 2006, by Garth Ulrich
Localities > Scandinavian and Baltic States > Sweden > Counties > Gävleborg
I am reseraching the Bodell family from Håkanbo i Skog.
William & Harriet Rees of Kentucky Posted on: 06 Jun 2002, by dtromble1
William Rees (b. about 1842 in Eng or Wales) and wife Harriet (Bodell) Rees (b. about 1848 in Eng.) show up in the 1910 census in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY with a daughter Amy (age 15). They are in the 1...
Re: William & Harriet Rees of Kentucky Posted on: 06 Jul 2002, by rieschalk
Debbie, My great- grandmother and grandfather were Harriet Bodell amd William Rees. They married in Marshall,MI. and later moved to Louisville, Ky. Both of them are buried there in Evergreen Cemetery. I hav...
Mont Glen Kenney (1917-2005) Obit Posted on: 07 Oct 2005, by KathleenBurne...
Mont Glen Kenney, 88, passed away Oct. 1, 2005. Mont was known as a man of great integrity and dependability. His family will always remember him as a devoted husband, and a tender, loving father and ...
Bodell (nee Gray) Posted on: 23 Apr 2001, by phales
Bodell, Jean (nee Gray from Perry Barr, Birmingham.) Believed to be living in the south of England. Cousin Joan Everton would like to get in touch.
Re: Tottenham Parish to Norfolk Co. VA Posted on: 27 Sep 2001, by Sarah Jane Bodell
...http://www.geocities.com/ncedgecombe/ Have you been there before? If you haven't, it's a pretty good website. Signed: Sarah Jane Bodell
Bodell Name- Place of Origin Posted on: 16 Jun 1999, by Rosanne Chloupek
I'd like to hear from anyone who knows the country of origin of the Bodell name. In my husband's family, John Bodell appears in Fremont, Nebraska in the late 1800's with a wife (Elizabeth Fergussen) and no one re...
Bodell family Posted on: 07 Aug 1999, by J. Schuster
Although I cannot tell you the origin of the Bodell name, I am researching my great-grandmother, Winifred Bodell Cook, whose parents were John Bodell and Alice Lord. Winifred was born in DILLER, NEBRASKA in (I believe...
BODELL Posted on: 31 Aug 1999, by Virginia B Eash
...don't know if this will help you but my BODELL's came from Derbyshire,England. and The oldest was Henry BODELL 1756 from Liecestershire, Eng. That is far as I have gotten. Virginia
Thomas Bodell Posted on: 15 Jan 2000, by ghlagaya
Searching for the parents or siblings of Thomas Parr Bodell, born 1819 in Bailieborough, Caven County, in Ireland. Settled in MI in 1845. Believed to have come to America with two brothers and sister Jane? ...
Bodell's in Utah Posted on: 20 Feb 2001, by LBalzomo
My brother's family is Bodell from England to Utah he has info on his family what names do you have? Email me at email@example.com he does not have email at this time.
BODELL Posted on: 22 Feb 2001, by Virginia
Hi I tried to Email you and it came back. I am on Ancestry Com. Under Virginia Bodell Md to Eash my second Md. Let me know if I can be of any help, and if he is related. Always Virginia
hhmm Posted on: 24 Feb 2001, by LBalzomo
...why it did not work. My other account is: firstname.lastname@example.com My brothers grandfather was James C. Bodell born 12-9-1901 in salt lake city Utah his father was William Bodell B: 1872 in Salt lake city Utah. It ...
Utah/Salt lake Bodells Posted on: 30 Apr 2001, by Liz Webster
Hi, I'm one of the New Zealand Bodells, descended from Bengamin Bodell born 1818 Tamworth, Staffordshire, Eng. Ben was a builder, lived most of his adult life in Derby and later Belpher, Derbyshire. He marr...
Re: BODELL Posted on: 03 Nov 2002, by Yakyram
Dear Virginia I have found a Henry Bodell b 1659 in Belton, married Lydia Robinson oin 1st April 1692, he died in 1722. My research is through the line of his daughter Lydia which links through to my grandm...
Re: BODELL Posted on: 09 Nov 2002, by Virginia
I have not done too much looking for my BODELL line I do need to order more films. There is a lot in Leicester, but I found no connections, so I may try Derbyshire. Wish I could be of some help.Keep looki...
Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 02 Feb 2001, by Meghan Swinkey
I have exstensive information on Thomas Parr Bodell. He came to America from Ireland, although he was not Irish. He married and had 13 children. He lived near Carleton, Michigan. I have much more informatio...
Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 04 Feb 2001, by ghlagaya
My cousin, Kris Simpson and I have been working on the Bodell family for a long time. Which child of Thomas Parr Bodell do you come from? We desend from John Edward Bodell and his wife Mary Royston. We have quite a bit...
Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 04 Feb 2001, by Meghan Swinkey
My great great grandfather is George Brill Bodell. I have a lot of information on the 13 children of Thomas Parr Bodell and Emily McLaughlin. I am from Monroe. As far as I know of, Thomas came to the United State...
Re: Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 16 Oct 2001, by ghlagaya
...sounds like we have a lot of the same information. I also know about the pig story and how Thomas Parr Bodell died. I have made several trips to Monroe Co. Have you ever heard from anyone who thinks they...
Samuel Bodell Posted on: 19 Feb 2001, by WBodell
...in Ireland 1784. He immigarated to US settled in the Allen County Ohio area. His son Samuel Alexander Bodell(b. 13March1837 Allen Cty OH)) was my great grandfather. In the 1850 Census he is listed as Samuel...
Re: Samuel Bodell Posted on: 28 Jul 2001, by b huff
dont know if this helps, my grandfather lived in allen county oh. thomas c bodell, dont know to much about my family history. his son bill bodell is in utah i believe, his daughter my mother deceased, married ja...
Re: Samuel Bodell Posted on: 14 Apr 2004, by krys2004
My long lost ancestor, Thomas Parr Bodell, also was born in Ireland (in 1819. He, too, came to Michigan (about 1845) and settled in Monroe Co. Family lore relates that he came to America w/2 brothers (nam...
Re: Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 07 Nov 2001, by Krys Bodell-Simpson
...and greatful to receive what information you have and/or share information if you are related to the Bodell family. I look forward to hearing from you.
Re: Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 16 Sep 2002, by Krys Bodell-Simpson
I too am related to Thomas Parr Bodell--he is my gr gr granddad. I am descended from his son John, as is Gay Heintzelman (noted within these bulletins). Am willing to share whatever I have.
Re: Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 06 May 2003, by harrison4AR
My wife's great grandfathers name was Russell Bartman Bodell b.06/10/1883 in Stanton, VA. He married Roberta Edna Karnes. I was wondering if Russell could be a descendent of Thomas Parr Bodell or if anyone had an...
Re: Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 14 Apr 2004, by krys2004
Andrew, I am the great great grandaughter of Thomas Parr Bodell and from the extensive information that I have, Russell Bartman Bodell, is not descended from Thomas. I am sorry I could not be helpful. Krys
Re: Thomas Parr Bodell Posted on: 28 Nov 2004, by jakeshuman2
Russell Bodell was born in Staunton, VA. He was the fourth of five children of George Bodell and Ella Clinedinst. In the 1910 Census he was living with his older brother, William, in Bluefield WV. He was liste...
Re: Thomas Bodell Posted on: 25 Jul 2001, by dltromblee
I am researching my great-grandfather, William S. Bodell, b. 12/7/1832, d. 4/11/1879, buried in Marshall, MI. Father Samuel Bodell, mother Amy Bodell. Married Ann B. Knight b. 11/19/1827 d. 7/8/1914 buried in Marshall,...
Re: Thomas Bodell Posted on: 20 May 2004, by krys2004
Debbie, I have some Bodell relatives in the Marshall/Battle Creek, MI area but as of yet I have not found any connection to your William. Sorry.
Re: BODELL Posted on: 02 Jul 2003, by Mrs Andrew.
I am helping a friend, a direct descendant of the Bodell family in Derbyshire to trace her roots. We have got back to Benjamin, A Master Builder and his family, but are stuck. If you have further details,...
Re: Bodell Name- Place of Origin Posted on: 03 Jan 2004, by WBodell
My great great gandfather, Samuel Bodell, was born in Ireland, however to the best of my knowledge, the origin of the Bodell name is somewhere in the Lorraine region of France. They were huegonots and after the ...
Re: Bodell Name- Place of Origin Posted on: 26 Apr 2004, by krys2004
My cousin and I are researching our Bodell line and have 2 possibilities for you: The name Bodle or Bodell is held by some authorities on surnames to have been of Scottish origin, a corrupt form of Bothwell. Th...
Re: Bodell Name- Place of Origin Posted on: 02 May 2005, by brettjoy1
Do you know if there is a David BODELL born about 1868 related to your family? David married Lillian REHA (maiden name WOOD) sometime after 1900. Lillian is my husband's great-great grandma. I am intereste...
Related to Taft Posted on: 13 Jul 1999, by Rosanne Chloupek
My husband's Great Grandfather was John Bodell, born in about 1850. He appears in Nebraska around 1881. We don't know where he came from originally or anyuthing about the Bodell's. Do you know the country o...
Bodell name Posted on: 07 Oct 2000, by Ben Bodell
My name is Ben Bodell and I'm from Frankfort, Kentucky. I've been interested in my family ancestory since my early childhood. If I'm not mistaken, the Bodell name comes from the Alsace-Lorraigne area of northeast...
Re: Bodell Name Posted on: 14 Sep 2001, by Steve Bodell
...that my family originate from France and fled the country. I am making some sort of attempt to trace Bodell as far back as I can - the earliest I have found so far is Robert Bodell, who had a son Edward born 157...
Re: Bodell Name Posted on: 03 Jan 2004, by dtromble1
I thought I would add the latest info on my Bodell line. My GGGrandfather, Samuel Bodell m. Amy Foxen in 1830 in Hornsey, Middlesex, UK (family lore has it that Samuel was born in Holland, but I have no proof). M...
Midwestern Bodell's Help Posted on: 22 May 2001, by sjbaudrey
Help! My name is Sarah Jane Bodell, and I'm 14 from KY researching my family tree. Because of some family circumstances, I have very little information about my paternal side. All of my paternal grandparent...
Joseph Bodell and Emma Jane Farmer Desendants Posted on: 13 Aug 2001, by lalaine440
I am a desendant of Joseph BODELL and Emma Jane FARMER and I am looking for others who are also. Please email me at email@example.com. I am would like to see if there is interest in getting a BODELL reunion...
William Bodell, Harriet Bodell Rees, Laura Bodell Parr Posted on: 16 Oct 2001, by dtromble1
I am researching my GGrandparents, William S. Bodell, b. 8/16/1831 in England, died 4/11/1879 in Marshall, MI. He married Ann B. Knight, b. 2/27/1827 in England, died 7/8/1914 in Marshall, MI. William had a...
Re: William Bodell, Harriet Bodell Rees, Laura Bodell Parr Posted on: 18 Jun 2003, by Cynthia Barr
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The Western Hockey League would like to congratulate former Swift Current Bronco Joe Sakic on his induction to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Sakic, a product of Burnaby, B.C., was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday in a special induction ceremony in Toronto, ON, along with fellow NHL greats Adam Oates, Mats Sundin and Pavel Bure.
During his 20-year NHL career, spent entirely with the Quebec Nordiques/Colorado Avalanche franchise, Sakic recorded 625 goals and 1,016 assists for 1,641 points over 1,378 career NHL games. The Avalanche's captain for 17 seasons, Sakic helped lead the team to a pair of Stanley Cups (1996, 2001), captured the Hart Memorial trophy and the Ted Lindsay award in 2001, and was named to the NHL First All-Star team three times.
Sakic also enjoyed an outstanding international career, playing for Team Canada in three Olympic Games, winning Gold and earning tournament MVP in 2002 in Salt Lake City. In addition, Sakic won a Gold medal for Canada at the 1994 World Championship, played in two World Cup tournaments, and played for the Canadian national junior team in 1987.
Before starting his NHL career, Sakic played two seasons in the WHL with the Swift Current Broncos from 1986-88, piling up 138 goals and 293 points in 139 games. The 1988 WHL and CHL Player of the Year, Sakic won the WHL scoring title in 1987-88, sharing the honor with former Moose Jaw Warrior Theoren Fleury, and was named the WHL East Rookie of the Year in 1987.
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5-11-0, AFC West Division · 2001 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total -0.3, Offense: 0.3, Defense: -0.6, SoS: -1.0, avg is 0.0.
Scored 332 points (20.8/g), 14th of 31 in the NFL. Allowed 321 points (20.1/g), 16th.
Differential of 11 points (0.7/g), 13th. Expected W-L: 8.3-7.7.
Mike Riley (5-11-0)
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Defensive Coordinator: Mark Banker, Joe Pascale and Jim Vechiarella
Stadium: Qualcomm Stadium
Training Camp: UC San Diego (San Diego, California)
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Coming out is a process that happens again and again; it is not just a one time deal and it does not follow a linear course. It occurs initially when one acknowledges to oneself (most important and difficult aspect of coming out) and to others that one is gay, lesbian or bisexual. One claims that orientation as his/her own and begins to be more or less public with it.
Coming out to themselves is one of the hardest steps in developing a positive gay/lesbian/bisexual identity for gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals. It involves much soul searching and introspection and a good healthy sense of self-appreciation and acceptance. Coming out to others involves other risks and difficulties depending on who that person is coming out to , how engaged they are with them, how much power they have in the relationship, and how accepting they are.
Why come out? It is a necessary part of developing a healthy and positive identity as a gay/lesbian/bisexual individual. It is more honest and real, and ends the stress of hiding or keeping a secret and living a double life. It reduces isolation and alienation and allows for increased support from other gay/lesbian/bisexual people. It allows LesBiGay people to live a fuller life.
What are people afraid of? Rejection and loss of relationship, especially family and friends who do not understand or approve. The real possibility of harassment and abuse from others, ranging from verbal insults to physical violence against them or their possessions. Real possibility of institutionalized discrimination and prejudice. For example, losing a job, not being hired for a career, being denied housing and other equal opportunity rights.
There are stage development theories that attempt to describe the process of coming out. Cass is the most widely known and used. Her model includes six stages that are not necessarily mutually exclusive. The stages are:
|Sees self as member of mainstream group. Denial of inner feelings.
|Who am I?
Am I different?
|Begin to come out of the "fog."
|Maybe I am gay.
I'm alone.
What are gay people like?
|Encounter someone or something that breaks through the denial system.
|I accept the possibility that I may be gay.
Where are other gay people?
|Exploring subculture activities, readings, etc.
|I am gay.
Am I okay?
I can come out to some people.
|Feel arrogance/pride in new identity and deep rage toward majority culture. May adopt/heighten stereotypical behaviors or characteristics (i.e. "I'm different and proud of it!". May isolate self from mainstream values and activities.
|I am proud to be gay.
I don't (and won't) pass for straight.
|Acceptance and integration of new identity. May go through five stages of grief to let go of old identity and all advantages of heterosexual privilege. Internalize pride/positive feelings about identity. Typically is "out" (with friends, family, at work). More at peace with self.
|I am an okay person who happens to be gay.
There are other theories and they basically follow a similar pattern: the initial stage involves some awareness that another way of being (besides being heterosexual) exists and that it is somehow attractive fits the individual. This is followed by attempts to explore that way of being, the community, and culture that it represents and attempts to explore how it fits, how one might feel when acting on one's curiosity. Then some phase of coming to terms with what seems to be one's identity and orientation including rationalizing it away and denying it until some resolution and piece of mind is reached that ends in self-acceptance and grows into self-appreciation. And finally, a synthesis of one's sexual orientation with the rest of the person.


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ABILENE - A police chase of a suspected carjacker ended abruptly when the suspect took a wrong turn: into a Burger King drive-through.
Abilene Officer Ralph Garcia said he spotted a vehicle that was reported carjacked in Dallas on Wednesday and started following it.
The car sped away on Interstate 10, got off the highway and then got stuck in the drive-through.
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After a win over 3A Southwestern Heights Tuesday, the Liberal volleyball team met their match Thursday at Garden City. They were soundly beaten in four straight sets against Great Bend and Garden City. The Panthers of Great Bend beat Liberal (25-21, 25-14) and the Buffaloes of Garden City beat LHS (25-14, 25-19). Liberal had just 15 kills against Garden. Liberal struggled with their serve receive throughout the night. Liberal competes September 14 at the Ark City tournament.
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The Hudson Hotel
The Hudson Hotel in Edinburgh is an 18th century building which houses one of the contemporary and stylish hotels in the city. For lovers of modern art and the latest in design this hotel will prove to be the ideal base from which to explore all that this beautiful city has to offer.
Should you require any tourism advice during your stay please consult the front desk staff who will be more than happy to help.
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ESPN Publishes Yet Another Racially Linsensitive Pun
Earlier today, ESPN published yet another racially insensitive headline regarding Harvard graduate and basketball darling Jeremy Lin and retired NBA player Yao Ming. The headline was removed by 2 PM EST. However, TRI has obtained a screenshot of the offending article:
"On behalf of the staff of ESPN, we'd like to issue a heartfelt apology to Jeremy Lin. We meant no slant against him or against the Knick's decision to sell him down the railroad. We were devastated once we realized our mistake and we regret implying in the above image that Jeremy Lin is indistinguishable from Chinese-American film star Bruce Lee. Our actions were lo, meinly because his race should have no bearing on this issue. This was a chink in our coverage and we pledge to zip up, be more vigilant and keep a rounder eye on these sorts of mistakes in the future."
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The coin's reverse depicts a representation of a baby dragon in colour. The Chinese character for 'dragon', the inscription YEAR OF THE DRAGON and The Perth Mint's 'P' mintmark are also included in the design.
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The aluminium bronze coin is issued as legal tender under the Government of Tuvalu. The Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the year-date and the monetary denomination are shown on the coin's obverse.
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5-11-0, NFC West Division · 2002 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total -9.9, Offense: -5.4, Defense: -4.5, SoS: -0.2, avg is 0.0.
Scored 262 points (16.4/g), 29th of 32 in the NFL. Allowed 417 points (26.1/g), 29th.
Differential of -155 points (-9.7/g), 31st. Expected W-L: 4.0-12.0.
Dave McGinnis (5-11-0)
Offensive Coordinator: Rich Olson
Defensive Coordinator: Larry Marmie
Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium
Training Camp: Northern Arizona University (Flagstaff, Arizona)
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Man Assaulted and Robbed in Morgantown
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On Monday night, September 1st, around 11 p.m. The Morgantown Police Department responded to a reported robbery.
They arrived on scene at 590 Clark Street in Morgantown. The victim, Chance Shirkey, told officers that he was assaulted by numerous individuals and had personal belongings stolen, including his cell phone.
There were several individuals at 590 Clark Street, and Police were able to conduct interviews.
Isaiah Antonk, Joshua Amelotte and Travis Sapp were all placed under arrest and charged with First Degree Robbery.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, obesity rates among kids ages 2 to 17 continue to remain high. Among kids ages 10 - 17 there are states that still have a high rate of obesity in children at a rate of 19% (Texas) or higher. Keeping kids active after school can be a challenge. As parents work and cost for after school activities increase, there is a a fun and affordable option that costs just $10 a week. Extracurricular activities are important for development and social well-being. Kids can interact with other kids.
Most families spend an average of $200 per month on after school activities, getting kids active, engaged and out of the house. For example, most recreational programs will charge around $60-80 for a once-per-week basic class in ballet, tap, jazz or hip hop. Most soccer, basketball and tennis programs charge around $400 and youth classes at a community center average around $30-60 per month with added tuition costs, uniforms and travel costs.
AMF offers a more fun and interactive experience that is indoors. They are now introducing a bowling league designed just for kids this back-to-school season – The Junior Varsity League! For $10 a week, school-age children can participate in a ten-week bowling league where they can enjoy the fun, active, social and competitive nature of bowling.
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A perfect pairing with vegetable dishes, rice dishes, cheeses, duck and oily fish.
Changes have been introduced over the years, moving toward deeper-colored red wines, with more hints of fruit and new woody tones, shortening aging times and employing more concentrated juices. Bodegas Bilbaínas has always produced estate wines. This term is in popular use today among winemakers who seek typification and distinction in their wines.
When he made up his mind to make a wine with the vines that his family had harvested during years, he determined that the name of the wine should be the name of the small village where his wife's family have its roots. And, as it happens, this small village was where this old ancestor had his winery. A double reason to call the wine O Rei de Campoverde.
Delicious with light meals such as salads, poultry, chicken, veal, roast pork, and seafood. The Pinot Blanc has beautiful fruitiness and makes an excellent all-occasion drinking wine.
Jean-Frédéric Trimbach, born in 1811, was appointed Gourmet of Hunawihr, a position designed to protect the quality of wine exports. He transferred the Maison Trimbach business to Hunawihr, where he served as mayor for many years.
Jean-Frédéric and his son, Frédéric-Emile continued the family tradition, and Frédéric-Emile traveled extensively to promote the wines. In 1898 he received the Certificate of Highest Quality at the Brussels International Show. With Frédéric-Emile at the helm, Maison Trimbach began bottling its wines in Alsace rather than selling in bulk, providing a new guarantee of quality and authenticity. The contribution of Frédéric-Emile Trimbach was recognized when the family adopted his initials in the firm's official name: Maison F.E. Trimbach.
Today, the tradition of quality continues with the 11th and 12th generations of the Trimbach family. Hubert and his older brother Bernard, along with Bernard's sons, Pierre and Jean, have continued operations and currently produce approximately 80,000 cases of wines annually. Over one-third of their production is exported to the United States. While one of the smallest of the many producers in Alsace, they are nonetheless the largest, most widely recognized Alsace brand in the United States.
In the winter of 1996, work began on the development of our first vineyard, Redwind.
Further purchases in 1997 and 2001 saw the development of two new vineyards, Kurrawyba and Manjalda, in McLaren Flat and McLaren Vale.
Working closely with our viticulturist and winemakers, the quality of fruit was such that our first commercial release, the 2001 Cabernet Sauvignon, was awarded Wine of the Year at the prestigious McLaren Vale Wine Show. This wine, coupled with our 2001 Shiraz, was the first to be selected by Dan Philips of The Grateful Palate, for distribution in the United States.
We will continue to produce wines that are testimony to McLaren Vale's great reputation.
The wine's bouquet opens beautifully with rich aromas of black currant, cherries and just a hint of espresso. Smooth on the palate, the wine offers flavors of plum and blackberry that give way to cardamom on the long, silky finish.
Most winemakers will agree that cool-climate wines like Pinot Noir are the most difficult to produce. And most will agree that Jeff Stewart does so with unparalleled success. Jeff comes to Buena Vista with over 15 years of achievement in cool-climate viticulture and his focus on gentle handling of the grapes and temperature moderation produces wines with complexity, character and depth.
Varietals: Garnatxa (35%), Carinyena (25%), CabernetSauvignon (40%).
Ageing:50% aged during nine month sin French oak barrels.
Some years ago Castillo Perelada made a bid for the success of quality winemaking in the Empordà. This same passion for high expression wines has guided us to Priorat, one of the most highly regarded Designations of Origin in Spain and the world, and one of the few that are recognised as being a Qualified Designation of Origin.
Our venture with La Casa Gran del Siurana began with the main aim of creating modern, quality wines, through a winemaking process that would control all aspects from the moment the vine is planted onwards.
Joseph J. Wagner is a fifth-generation winemaker from a family with farming and winemaking roots in the Napa Valley since the 1880's. In his youth, he worked many spring and summer days in the vineyard and cellar of Caymus, learning the basics from pulling leaves, to dragging hoses. Then he began to focus his efforts on what was to become his passion and career in the wine business. He is the owner of Belle Glos and Meiomi wines and has been overseeing vineyard operations and winemaking since 2002. Joseph has a perpetual goal of crafting Pinot Noirs that exude their origins and represent the best of their class in any vintage. Along with his passion for Pinot Noir, he continues his role at Caymus in viticulture and winemaking alongside his father, Chuck. When not at work, he spends time with his wife and 5 children constantly grooming the next generation in farming philosophy and practices, winemaking and the enjoyment of nature's bounty and the outdoors.
The current owners, Joao Ferreria Alvares Ribeiro, Francisco Ferreira and Francisco Olazabal, are the sixth generation of this remarkable family, and the family's mission to produce some of the best still wines of this fertile valley continues with the red blends and varietals that are exported worldwide. Of the 38-hectare Estate, 26 hectares are filled with vines 60 years and older. It is from these vines that Quinta do Vallado's Red Reserve and Touriga Nacional wines are made, so it is no wonder that the wines are often found to be rated and reviewed among the best wines from the Douro.


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Digital vs. traditional - combining the best of both agencies
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With marketing budgets remaining stretched for 2011, many companies are grappling with the challenge of how best to allocate their marketing spend. There is a growing and highly compelling move towards digital media and digital agencies but, with only 2% of marketing spend being allocated to these channels, is digital really the way to go? Also, how does digital marketing differ from the traditional agency route? Lara Bryant, Chief Strategist at NATIVE, the largest fully-integrated agency in the country, believes that the true value of a digital agency lies in their method of conceptualising and implementing a marketing strategy.
"The initial approach to researching insights, determining objectives and context will be similar with both integrated and traditional agencies, and both entities usually create a communications plan, but that is where the similarity stops," says Bryant. A traditional agency starts with creating a set of brand or product messages and then purchases media placements to broadcast these.
Digital implementation, in contrast, focuses on creating engagement interaction with consumers or clients. "The agency needs to understand the new channels for engaging with a target market. Integrated agencies look at social networks, at how people are using their cellular telephones, at issues like two-way communication with a client, and issues of risk on platforms as varied as internet complaint sites, mobile channels like MXit, and the increasingly ubiquitous Facebook. You need to understand the impact of things like the iPad and other tablet interfaces, on one hand, and the growth of internet penetration into communities that were previously denied such access."
"We believe the best campaigns are those that are fully integrated and have a strong digital component at their core. One needs to find a way for the messages you send out as a brand to offer an opportunity for engagement in your target. Modern marketing demands a move away from the 'push communication' that is typical of the traditional space, into something where people can participate in a dialogue or, better still, can form a community around."
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campaign is a very good example of the increasing use of "platform thinking". He believes contemporary marketing success will be achieved where people are actually gaining value out of a campaign and voluntarily choosing to stay involved with the brand, rather than just being fed advertising slogans on television or radio, or in print.
"At the end of the day it is critical for marketers to understand that truly integrated campaigns need to involve digital from the initial conception phase. You can't bolt on an interactive element, or try to create a community, after the fact. You need to have campaigns that can be executed in the digital space, and that means combining digital and traditional from the start," Bryant says. Integrated thinking of this nature also means that brands can derive greater benefits from their campaigns. Greater interaction and engagement in the digital space ultimately results in fewer people coming into call centres, provides opportunities to timeously pick up any problems that might exist with a product, service or brand and a good chance of being enabled to avoid potential crises later on. Integrated digital campaigns also offer brands and marketers the chance to talk to people via means of earned media, rather than having to pay for placement of the message.
The measurement aspect of both traditional and online campaigns also remains key. Bryant says, "We know we can measure things very effectively inside the digital space, however, measurement is only as good as the analysis that accompanies it. Going one step further, measurement and analysis are only as good as whatever actions you perform after you've gathered your insights. To truly track marketing spend and return on investment across different customer touchpoints, you have to be crystal clear about the objectives of the campaign at the beginning. This allows for tweaking and refinement during a campaign, and allows brand managers and marketing directors to truly understand how well the agency has delivered on those - and how well their own businesses have delivered against customer expectations."
Bryant believes that 2011 will definitely be the year that sees an increase in integration and consolidation - a merging between the traditional and digital landscape. Measurability and relevance will be two key driving factors. "We need to go back to basics. Agencies need to outline their objectives, prove how they measured them, and then show how their strategies achieved those objectives. But it's a hat that both client and agency need to wear. Clients need to be clear on their objectives; agencies need to work out how they will achieve those results and then metrics need to be agreed upon to prove that.
"It's about the interaction. In South Africa, agencies are generally great on creative, execution, media planning and delivery to market. Where things often fall down is working out how, on the limited budgets available, we're going to achieve a very defined objective; how that is going to be measured, and then, most importantly for clients, how that information can best be fed back to make the next campaign even more effective," concludes Bryant.
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Commander Bill Shepherd, Pilot Yuri Gidzenko and Flight Engineer Sergei Krikalev spent the last week reinstating the use of all eight batteries inside the Zvezda module by replacing a faulty current converter unit.
Meanwhile the crew pressurized and entered the shuttle docking port that will be repositioned on the next mission and moved an air duct that was obstructing the full motion of one of four berthing latches. Once the duct was moved, the latch was cycled without problem and is ready for the removal of the docking port in preparation for the installation of Destiny. The docking port then will be relocated to the opposite end of the laboratory.
For the next week, the Expedition One crew will continue to conduct a thorough inventory of items onboard and stow equipment and supplies. The three crew members also will review documentation for the laboratory's activation, practice for an emergency departure similar to building fire drills, and take part in conferences with various technical specialists.
Shuttle managers ordered the rollback of Atlantis off the launch pad so that inspections can be made to cables inside a tray on the Solid Rocket Boosters. Destiny was removed from the payload bay today and will remain in a protective room on the launch pad until Atlantis returns next week.
Launch of Atlantis on the 102nd shuttle flight now is scheduled for no earlier than Feb. 6. Liftoff is tentatively set for 5:37 p.m. CST (2337 GMT). Docking to the station will occur just after Noon on Feb. 8.
Destiny will provide the orbiting outpost with its first science facility. Its attachment and activation is the highlight of the 11-day mission along with the relocation of the shuttle docking port. Three space walks will complete final connections between the laboratory, docking port and the station. The third space walk marks the 100th in U.S. Space walk history and the 60th based out of the shuttle.
Atlantis' five astronauts, Commander Ken Cockrell, Pilot Mark Polansky and Mission Specialists Bob Curbeam, Marsha Ivins and Tom Jones will spend the next two weeks reviewing their official Flight Data File before flying to the Kennedy Space Center for the final days of the countdown.
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Was it my imagination or were movies actually better in 2002? Certainly, the record-breaking box office reflected the willingness of moviegoers to give an big thumbs up (and all their disposable income) to Hollywood. Still, most of the mammoth moneymakers — like Spiderman and Attack of the Clones — were of the usual commercially-driven sort, hyped beyond all comprehension, and really had very little to do with art or artistry. Unless you consider the amazing advances in digital enhancements art.
While many of my favorite directors — Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg — turned in respectable additions to their cannons (Hollywood Ending, Gangs of New York, Minority Report), their films were not quite good enough — by their own directing standards, to make the final cut.
What did make the cut? Let's take a look.
1. Igby Goes Down — This quirky and acrid comedy, with a pungent aftertaste gets my vote for top film of the year. As a disaffected, rebellious teenager struggling to slice himself free of his upper-crust upbringing, Kieran Culkin was astonishing. Let's just say a true Culkin star is born — and it ain't Macauley.
2. The Cockettes — Bill Weber and David Weissman's documentary about the gender-bending, dubiously talented performance troupe who became a pop culture sensation in the '70s was as immensely entertaining as it was informative. If you missed it, fear not, it's about to be released on DVD. Best viewed on LSD, for the complete experience.
3. The Road to Perdition — They don't make 'em like this anymore: a real movie's movie. Tom Hanks starred as a mob hit man trying to keep himself and his son, who witnessed a hit, from a similar fate. Powerful and compelling, with virtuoso direction by Sam Mendes.
4. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers — Part two of the trilogy has an epic sweep that hasn't been experienced in movies since — well, since the days of David Lean. It is beyond brilliant — it's a movie marvel, one that shatters your emotions and pumps your adrenaline.
5. Chicago — It's good, isn't it grand, isn't it great, isn't it swell? Oh yes, oh, yes, oh, yes, oh, yes!
6. About A Boy — Hugh Grant is still as appealing as ever. And this sweet-tempered, funny, intelligently-executed movie about an immature ladies' man given a lesson in what's important in life by a pre-teen boy just swept you off your feet.
7. One Hour Photo — Robin Williams was chilling as a bland-on-the-outside, deranged-on-the-inside photo lab technician obsessed with a family in this stark, unsettling thriller. Creepy.
8. The Ring — The scariest movie of the year. Maybe of the decade. Maybe of all time. Okay, maybe not. Still, it made Blair Witch seem like Bambi.
9. Bowling for Columbine — Three cheers for the irritating yet loveable provocateur Michael Moore, back on top of his game with this documentary about Americans and their love of guns. Featuring Charlton Heston's most honest performance ever.
10. 8 Mile — Well, I never thought I'd say this, but Eminem is a genius. Choosing Curtis Hanson as a director was the best move he could have made. The movie was slick, heartfelt, and uplifting. It worked like a charm. Thanks Em, for showing us your sensitive side. Let's hope it sticks.
Honorable mentions to Barbershop, Signs, and The Good Girl.
And now, very briefly, the worst: The Adventures of Pluto Nash, Swept Away (please, Madonna, no more movies), The Sweetest Thing (Cameron Diaz at her lowest), Swimfan, 40 Days & 40 Nights, Scooby Doo, XXX (one word: Vin), Star Trek: Nemesis, Dragonfly (two words: Kevin and Costner), and Tadpole (overrated, overarching independent tripe).
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It is that time of year again. Your luxurious summer is winding down, possibly back to school or heading back to your workplace after taking time off. With this transition, comes new pre-fall looks. Though still warm outside in the majority of places, you can update your existing wardrobe with a few easy fixes, with investments that will last.
First, never underestimate the power of a great manicure. Chanel delights us once again with a trio of nail lacquers appropriately dubbed "Les Khakis de Chanel." This would be a perfect way to tie in the military inspired looks without going all out in cargos. Though these looks were hot in the spring, the runways have spoken, and military chic is here to stay for a minute. Balmain gives us pieces in their 2010 Spring lookbook that are easily worked into a fall wardrobe!
On the beauty front, it is always important to maintain those brows! Year after year, we oo and ahh over celebrities thick, well sculpted brows. Put down those tweezers! There is no better way to update your look than to sport well groomed brows. There's just something striking about that after summer glow with perfect brows. We see it on the catwalk and the red carpet, there is no reason why you cannot achieve this look at home. After you have perfected your arch, be sure to use a brow gel or eyebrow pencil to define and control.
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Russian pop duo t.A.T.u. reunited on Friday for the Winter Olympics' opening ceremony. Lena Katina and Julia Volkova sang the Russian version of their defiant 2003 hit "Not Gonna Get Us."
The inclusion of t.A.T.u. in the Olympics struck some as an odd since the duo rose to worldwide prominence in 2002 with "All The Things She Said," a controversial single and music video in which they explored lesbian themes. Russia's president Vladimir Putin enacted a strict anti-gay law back in June of last year. Though not actually lesbians, the members of t.A.T.u. have continually voiced their support for the LGBTQ community. They are also one of the biggest acts from Russia to breakout on a global scale and Putin probably wanted to put his country's most recognized singers out there for the ceremony.
For their Olympics performance, t.A.T.u. sang "Нас Не Догонят" (the Russian version of "Not Gonna Get Us"). Katina and Volkova took the stage in Russian comrade outfits with school girl flair. They held hands as dancers in rainbow-colored outfits grooved to the synth-pop hit. The ladies usually end their performance on a kiss but stopped short of actually locking lips in Sochi. t.A.T.u went as far as they could legally with their colorful show.
t.A.T.u.'s performance of "Нас Не Догонят" was done during the Olympics' opening ceremony pre-show, which means it won't be shown in the U.S. They previously reunited in 2012 for the tenth anniversary of their debut album "200km/h in the Wrong Lane." Katina and Volkova sang "All The Things She Said" on Romania's "The Voice" in support of their re-release.
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I picked up a 91 Rb-1 50cm down tube and 53cm top tube but the reach is a little short. A new stem was my best option so I picked one up. the height of the stem seems too long visually for the head tube but feels better. I understand the handling may be a bit different but would like to know if its safe?
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If the quill stem is in the steerer tube at or past the minimum insertion length then mechanically this should be safe regardless of the height above head tube. This is assuming that the bike is still running a threaded headset and quill stem and the headset was correctly fitted with the fork.
I can't comment on the effect on handling and how safe the bike is to ride now.
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Jimmy Page Confused by 'Taurus' and 'Stairway to Heaven' ComparisonsZep says The Randy Craig Wolfe Trust doesn't have the right to sue them for anything since the late Randy California didn't even hold the copyright for the song.
Jimmy Page Tells Court he Didn't Steal 'Stairway to Heaven'Page claimed he hadn't heard Spirit's song until a few years ago. "Something like that would stick in my mind. It was totally alien to me."
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With the Fiat 500L, the Italian automaker answers a question that we're not sure was ever asked: Can you make the iconic little compact just a little bigger?
Not a whole lot, mind you, just enough to give the backseat passengers more room and their own door without compromising on cargo capacity?
As a matter of fact, yes.
The 500L wagon, which joins the 500 and 500c, 500 Abarth and 500c Abarth, and 500e (for electric) hatchback in the Fiat portfolio, is all-new for 2014 and with two extra feet in length, offers as much interior space as many full-size sedans.
But it still retains the funking styling that made the original 500 a hit when brought to the U.S. in 2011 as a 2012 model.
With the extra heft, Fiat bumped horsepower and torque up to 160 and 184 pound-feet, respectively, by placing a 1.4-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder engine in all trim levels for the 500L.
Those numbers are similar to those for the hopped-up but smaller 500 Abarth (160 hp and 170 lb.-ft, respectively), and a significant step up from figures for the base 500 model. Horsepower and torque numbers for the 500 are 101 and 98, respectively, for models with normally aspirated four-cylinder engines and 135 and 150 for those with turbocharged engines.
The 500L consumes fuel at the rate of 25 miles-per-gallon city, 33 highway when equipped with a manual transmission, 24/33 with the automated manual (more on the transmission later). Numbers for the base 500 are 28/34 with the six-speed automatic and 31/40 with the five-speed manual.
Regular or 87 octane fuel is considered acceptable for the 500L, though 91 octane is preferred.
The 500L comes in four trim levels: Pop, Easy, Trekking, and Lounge with the Pop version carrying an MSRP of under $20,000 ($19,900, including the $800 destination and delivery charge).
The top-of-the-line Lounge model starts at $24,995 with extras like a power sunroof with a contrasting Nero (black roof), upgraded sound system, and 16-inch painted aluminum wheels running the final tab up to $27,445.
A bonus: During the first year of production, Fiat is offering a no-charge Premier Package of options with Easy, Trekking, and Lounge models that include a rear-park assist system, navigation with a 6.5-inch screen backup camera and Uconnect 6.5 for voice operation many of the technological features. Fiat labels it a package worth $1,700. But time is running out, so hustle on down if you're interested.
A six-speed manual transmission is standard on 500L Pop, Easy, and Trekking models, and a Euro Twin Clutch automated manual transmission is optional on those trims and standard on the 500L Lounge model. It operates as a six-speed automatic, but can be shifted manually via the lever on the console.
As noted, the big attraction for the 500L is the extra size it delivers. Front-seat riders get 40.0 inches of legroom, and those in the back get 36.7 inches. The 54.6 inches of shoulder room in the back provides enough space to accommodate three children or two adults, and, of course, with the four-door configuration, there's no twisting or contortions needed to get back there.
Storage room also is a big plus. There is 22.4 cubic feet of capacity behind the second row. Fold those back seats and the 500L offers up a maximum capacity of 68 cubic feet.
Styling pretty much always comes down to a matter of taste, but the 500L does offer a distinctive look with a bit of European flair that sets it apart from the bland features that are typically associated with the compact class.
A wide variety of interior colors are offered, and Trekking and Lounge models come with optional premium leather seats.
The downside: There are a lot of hard plastic surfaces throughout.
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The last of the Dolfin's summer limited edition bars. Aren't you sad? I assure you this is the last, but not the least! In fact, this is the one I looked forward to trying most of of the four I bought, so I saved it for the end.
This one is called "Fruity Escapade" and carried the description of: "dark chocolate with apple, peach & apricot". Granted, I realize that these flavors cane be easily muddled together in chocolate, so I'm very interested to taste if they keep their separate flavor profiles or not. Only one way to find out!
The color of the chocolate is a bit more blue than the others. It smells deep and chocolatey with a strikingly intense scent of fresh apricots. It's such an intoxicating aroma, I could just sit and inhale it all day.
This is very flavorful of the apricot right away with light peach notes that are rounded out with apple and a slight citrusy tartness. The chocolate delivers a solid base with good notes of cocoa, cream and caramel flavors. The peach and apple support the apricot flavor instead of standing independently. The apricot is really the dominant flavor here. It's lovely. So, so lovely. The taste stays steady throughout and the finish is light, soft and slightly peachy. The texture is smooth except for the small bits of dried fruit in there.
Again, a lovely flavored chocolate bar that I wish was still around to purchase. Maybe again this summer?
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Four Stanford football players – Ben Gardner, Trent Murphy, Shayne Skov and Ed Reynolds – were named to the Bronko Nagurski Trophy watch list by the Football Writers Association of America.
With four players named to the list, Stanford was matched by only Alabama with that many players mentioned. The complete list features 28 linemen, 27 linebackers and 26 defensive backs.
Created in 1993 by the Football Writers Association of America, the Bronko Nagurski Trophy is awarded to the best defensive player in college football and is presented by the Charlotte Touchdown Club. The award was established to compliment the Heisman Trophy Award.
Gardner, Murphy and Skov are also on the Bednarik Watch List, presented annually to the College Defensive Player of the Year.
Gardner, a two-time All-Pac-12 selection, started all 14 games at defensive end in 2012 and helped lead one of the nation's top defenses. He tied for second on the team in both tackles for a loss (14.5) and sacks (7.5).
Murphy, an AP third team All-America and Butkus Award semifinalist, was a frequent visitor in the backfield last season, when he led the Cardinal with 10.0 sacks and 18.0 TFL.
Skov returned to the lineup in 2012 after major knee surgery and returned to dominant form by season's end. From family roots in Guadalajara, Mexico, Skov is firmly rooted as the program's emotional leader. His numbers stack up as well as he totaled a team-leading 82 tackles (43 solo) with 7.5 for loss and 2.5 sacks from the inside linebacker spot in 2012 despite not being 100 percent.
Reynolds, a preseason nominee for the Lott IMPACT Award, established himself with a noteworthy junior campaign. The 2012 third team AP All-American led the Cardinal with six interceptions, three of which he returned for a touchdown to set a school record. Reynolds ranked first nationally with 301 interception return yards, one yard short of the NCAA single-season record set in 1974 by USC's Charles Phillips.
The FWAA chooses a Bronko Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week each Tuesday during the season. If not already on the watch list, the honored player will then be added. Five finalists for the 2013 trophy will be announced on Nov. 21.
The Bronko Nagurski Trophy winner will be chosen from those five finalists who are also part of the 2013 FWAA All-America Team. The FWAA All-America Committee, with voting input from the association's entire membership, selects the 25-man All-America Team and eventually the Nagurski finalists. Committee members select the winner, the best defensive player in America.
The annual Bronko Nagurski Trophy Banquet will be held on Dec. 9 at the Westin Hotel in Charlotte.
A tackle, and a fullback, a defensive end and an offensive end, linebacker and a passer, Bronislau "Bronko" Nagurski's talents were legendary. He was a consensus all-American defensive tackle in 1929,and also made all-America teams that year as a fullback, the only man ever picked at two positions. Ballots were found with the 11 (one-platoon) positions listed and only 10 names, Nagurski in two of the spots.
Stanford's season opens Sept. 7 with an 8 p.m. (PT) home game against a San Jose State team that won 11 games a year ago. The game will be televised nationally on Pac-12 Networks.
Season ticket holders are now able to purchase individual game tickets for all 2013 home games. A limited number of Mini-Plans go on sale July 15 with inventory expected to sell out quickly. Single-game tickets go on sale Aug. 1 with availability based on remaining interest after season ticket sales, which are at an all-time high with nearly 32,000 already sold. Fans are encouraged to visit GoStanford.com to buy season tickets.
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Very nice! Are those your favourite buttons?ReplyDelete
That tatt is adorable!ReplyDelete
I hope that you are super happy with you new button selection!ReplyDelete
I look forward to celebrity spotting you in the street again soon.
Jen in Melbourne
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it looks great! Congrats on the first of (probably many) - they are addictive, y'know!ReplyDelete
no, no, no.... in my head you have long hair!!! please grow and resubmit photo. :P love the tattoo. :)ReplyDelete
Those tattoos look great shannon, they really suit you!ReplyDelete
ohh, they look great, you got me thinking that I need some now.ReplyDelete
Congrats for your new tattoos! Looks great!ReplyDelete
Many people said that after taking one tattoo want soon a new ones!
Oohh, nice tattoo!! Great choice, the buttons are beautiful and unusual. Are you planning to get any more soon? Certainly not your everyday tattoo! I might add a little story to that: There are so many girls now that have a tribal-syle tattoo on their lower back (ya know what type of tattoo I mean?) that there is a slang word in Germany for that. These tattos are called what I can best translate with "arse antlers" ;-)ReplyDelete
Hooooo weeeeeeeee!!!! This is ace, what cool and cute little tats. I've always wanted one but never knew what to get, buttons are a fab idea, I'll be popping that into my memory bank for next time I feel brave enough to walk into a tattoo parlour!ReplyDelete
button tattoos!! What a fantastic idea. Looks great :)ReplyDelete
Hi there, the tatoos look great! Thanks so much for your message on my blog with things to do in Melbourne. I was wondering about the Sonny & Coco market, do you think it will be worth the trip?ReplyDelete
Hurrah! Button love!ReplyDelete
Love the buttons, they look great and now you have me thinking about getting one too.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJuly 3, 2009 at 4:37 PM
Looks great Shannon! How brave are you! ouch!!ReplyDelete
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Artist: Barbra Streisand
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All is fair in love
Love's a crazy game
Two people vow to stay
In love as one, they say
But all is changed with time
The future none can see
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All in love is fair
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The Great Lakes comprise the largest chain of connecting, freshwater, inland seas on the planet. They contain more than one-fifth of the world's surface fresh water. Known also as the Laurentian Great Lakes, they cover a total area of 94,250 sq. miles and their combined low water volume is 5,439 cu. miles. Beaver Island, Isle Royale and Madeline Island are three of 35,000 islands found on the lakes. These lakes have characteristics common to large bodies of water and offer numerous challenges to the maritime industry. http://www.epa.gov/greatlakes/
After the last glacial period 10,000 years ago, receding ice sheets carved out deep depressions which filled with the flowing water. Five major lakes—Lake Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario—and numerous minor lakes resulted. These five massive lakes are fresh water seas having undulating tides, persistent airstreams, strong undercurrents, profound depths and unclear distances. In spite of the difficulties, they were used cautiously for transportation and trade by local people who first settled the region. http://www.great-lakes.net
Lake Superior is the largest by area (31,700 sq. mi. or 82,000 km²) and the world's largest continental lake. It's elevated 600 ft. (182.9 m.) above sea level, the highest elevation of the five. Its water volume is the greatest at 2,900 sq. mi. or 12,000 km³. Its deepest level is 1,335 ft. (407 m.) and the average depth is 483 ft. (147 m.). Lake Superior lies in the U.S. and Canada. Duluth, Sault Ste. Marie and Superior are settlements in the U.S. Thunder Bay and Sault Ste. Marie are settlements in Ontario, Canada.
Lake Michigan is the only one of the Great Lakes entirely within the U.S. It covers an area of 22,300 sq. mi. (58,000 km²). At 577 ft. (176 m.), its elevation is only three feet below Lake Superior. To be continued…


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J.D. Loudabarger recently joined the Sun Devil Athletics Department in May 2014 as the Associate Athletic Director for Athletic Operations & Facilities. Loudabarger serves as a member of the senior management team for SDA. He manages, coordinates and oversees all aspects of staging events for 22 sports, the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, as well as other events hosted by Sun Devil Athletics. Loudabarger serves as tournament director for Pac-12 and NCAA events and oversees the NCAA Bid annual process for hosting championships. Loudabarger oversees requests for maintenance and repairs for all facilities and oversees construction projects as assigned.
Having worked in intercollegiate athletics the past 13 years, Loudabarger brings a wealth of experience to Sun Devil Athletics. Loudabarger comes to ASU from the University of Kansas, where he served as the assistant athletic director for event services since 2008.
He began his career with the Jayhawks in 2001 as an event manager for baseball, soccer, softball, and volleyball. From there, he became the assistant director of event management, where he served as game manager for Olympic sports events and assisted with game management and operations for all other athletic events. Loudabarger then served as the director of event management before becoming an assistant athletic director for event services at Kansas.
A Lawrence, Kansas native, Loudabarger earned a B.S. in business administration in 2001 from Kansas State University, where he was a four-time letter winner in baseball for the Wildcats. He completed his master's degree in sport administration at KU in 2003.
Loudabarger and his wife, Kelli, have two daughters, Keira (8) and Kaylyn (5) and reside in Gilbert, AZ.