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The first time I put the skinny stretch jeans on Ivy I almost fell over from the cute. (Honestly I was skeptical that they would even fit but oh my goodness they fit well! And are adorable!)
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A sex act involving two men and three women in which the dudes high five each other from opposite ends of the sex-train connected by the three girls in the middle. Similar to an Effiel Tower, but with two more girls so it isnt as gay.
Manny and Alec pulled off the Pyramids of Egypt with the three girls they took home from the party.
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Monday, February 3, 2014
This February, the Charleston Concert Association will present a delightful evening of cherished music with the legendary Peter Nero. The two-time Grammy Award-winning pianist and founding director of the Philadelphia Pops Orchestra will perform Music of the Heart, a romantic program celebrating Valentines Day. Neros virtuosity, authenticity and his inviting sense of humor make him the consummate performer. He has released over 65 albums, and is known for his blend of musical styles that includes classical, Broadway, blues and jazz. When Neros music starts, the heart responds. Bassist Michael Barnett will accompany Mr. Nero in this sure to be engaging performance.
All performances start at 7 p.m. and will be held at the Sottile Theatre. Individual tickets are available through TicketMaster (800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com) or at the CCA office at 131 King Street, Charleston 29401, Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, visit www.charlestonconcerts.org.
The theatre was built by Albert Sottile, President of the Pastime Amusement Company, with construction commencing in
1922. It was originally named the Gloria Theatre and opened its doors on Aug. 20, 1927 by showing Norman Shearers
After Midnight. Originally fitted with 2,000 seats, the Sottile Theatre was the largest of its kind in all of South Carolina.
Until closing its doors in 1975, the Sottile Theatre served primarily as a movie house. The building was subsequently
donated to the College of Charleston by the Sottile family and the Pastime Amusement Co.
Today, the main auditorium still features a shimmering, blue, sky-like dome with twinkling stars created from lights above.
Side archways are covered with ornamental ironwork and the stage is framed by a proscenium trimmed with molding. The
lobbies were completely renovated and a new second floor lobby was constructed to serve the balconies. The second floor
plaza opens onto a covered porch that overlooks George Street. The venue now seats 785 people, perfectly intimate for a
wide variety of events in the performing arts.
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The Charleston Concert Association, where a World in Performance awaits! The Charleston Concert Association is
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This organization is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of Peter Neros recording career, which eventually produced 67 recordings. In 1960 he was signed to a three-year contract with RCA Victor records, which was then renewed for another five years, producing more than 26 LPs, including Gershwins Rhapsody in Blue and Piano Concerto in F with Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops. The following year, he was honored with his first Grammy Award, as Best New Artist of the Year.
In January 2013 pianist and conductor Peter Nero was awarded a Certificate by the President of the
Philadelphia City Council honoring his outstanding lifetime musical achievements, and recognizing his innumerable contributions to arts and culture in Philadelphia as an award-winning pianist and the founding conductor and Artistic Director of the world renowned Peter Nero and the Philly POPS orchestra.
In October 2009 Peter Nero was also honored with lifetime achievement awards from the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) and the Philadelphia Musicians Union Local 77, AFM. He also received the Mario Lanza Award, in recognition of outstanding achievement in the field of music, in
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
There is one word that will strike fear and horror into the hearts of any parent.
One word, and anyone who has ever had a toddler child, you know exactly of which I speak.
Wait for it. Here it comes.
There is no greater pain a man can experience than stepping on a LEGO block with bare feet at 3 in the morning on his way to the bathroom.
As if the bone crippling pain from stepping on these colorful, easy-to-choke-on Scandinavian building bricks in the middle of the night isnt enough. Now theyve gone and made a movie about them.
A modern day Marquis de Sade, a former child I bet, has given these paramours of pain faces, voices, and personalities.
One of them is even Batman.
What horror.
I have history with LEGO blocks.
My kids loved them growing up.
I hated them.
When I saw the LEGO Movie trailer over Christmas my feet curled up under my knees like the Wicked Witch of the East. I suffered PTSD flashbacks, phantom shards of pain shooting up the back of my legs when these diminutive plastic demons attacked in the dark wee hours of the night.
With LEGO blocks, you know the kids arent going to pick them up like you told them to and one stray LEGO always finds its way into the hall just waiting to throw itself under your bare foot.
When life was simple
When I was a kid life was simple.
We had Tinker Toys and Lincoln Logs.
There were two simple play rules: 1. Dont poke your sister in the eye with the Tinker stick, and 2. Dont let your brother chew on the Lincoln logs. Beyond that the play experience was pretty much pain free.
Not today.
Today, these LEGO blocks come with uniquely designed corners and cylindrical pain nubs designed to inflict several kill spots into the foot causing multiple paralyzing points of agony to render the adult immobile and incoherent.
Bring the parent to his knees, down to the toddlers size, eye-to-eye, and thats when our children rise up, thats when the revolution begins. Theyll turn on us.
With those cute little dimpled smiles and blonde tangles of bedtime hair they regard us with a cunning sparkle in their eyes, Oh Daddy, you silly, silly man. Dont you know this flow of authority is simply not going to work? Now, lets talk about whos going to clean our rooms, and whose idea was it to make us eat Brussel sprouts?
Kajillion LEGOS
I want to see the movie just to watch the parents and how they reflexively draw up their feet whenever one of those little red and yellow dervishes of destruction fly across the screen.
Did you know that LEGO has sold about 40,000,000,000 pieces or 62 bricks for every person on Earth? Ive probably stepped on a kajillion and a half just on my own.
Those forty kajillion LEGOS are enough blocks to build a LEGO tower to the moon, and I wish somebody would, and then leave them all there. Then I wouldnt have to worry about stepping on them anymore.
I have a grandson.
One day soon hell want to play with LEGO bricks and hell want Papaw to play, too.
I am afraid. I wont lie.
I dont have the bladder control I used to.
One wrong step and I shudder.
Now they expect us to sit through two hours of animated LEGO blocks?
To quote Marlon Brando in Apocalypse Now, The horror the horror.
I bet its in 3-D, too.
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Sunday, December 15, 2013
Johnny Whitaker is best remembered for his roles as Jody on CBS Televisions Family Affair and as Tom Sawyer in the 1973 Readers Digest musical film adaptation of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. He will bring his master class to South of Broadway Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 28 at the theatre, 1080 East Montague Ave. Olde Village of North Charleston off Park Circle. Tuition is $165. Payable online at www.SouthofBroadway.com 843-745-0317.
Youth Session: ages 5-12 years old. Dec 28, 9 a.m.-noon
Teen Session: Ages 12-18 years old. Dec 28, 2 5 p.m.
Adult Session: 18 years and older. Dec 28, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Whitaker portrayed Johnny Stuart on NBC Televisions Saturday Morning series Sigmund and the Sea Monsters. As a child, Johnny starred in more than five major motion pictures including The Russians Are Coming! The Russians are Coming! as well as Disneys Napoleon and Samantha and Snowball Express. He guest starred on numerous television series, including Bewitched, Green Acres, Bonanza and Gunsmoke.
Whitaker served as a presenter in the 2007 TV Land Awards with Kelly Ripa, the Judds, Willie Nelson and the cast of the television mini-series Roots. He has been a venerated guest on numerous talk shows including Geraldo and Oprah, as well as a special guest on biopic documentaries. He received critical theatrical acclaim in Run For Your Wife with Linda Blair, Charlene Tilton (Dallas), and Eddie Meckka (LaVerne and Shirley).
For the past 15 years, Whitaker has been a co-owner and consultant on childrens issues as well as the career path advisor for LA Kidz Management, a division of Whitaker Entertainment with his sister, talent manager Dora Whitaker. He has served as the national secretary of the Young Performers Committee of The Screen Actors Guild/The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG/AFTRA), having advocated the creation of new legislation in California that is used as a national and international model for the benefit of children working in entertainment.
His master acting classes have been well received throughout the country for over 20 years. Having more than 50 years experience in front of and behind the camera, Whitaker has the knowledge and talent to help you be the best you can be. His on-point instruction includes cold reading and relaxation techniques, voice and articulation and specific acting demonstration activities that are critical to landing the part. He believes that acting is a life art: All of us are acting on a daily basis. Knowing how to do it right will only enhance any position or situation in your personal and professional life.
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Sunday, January 12, 2014
Restaurant Week starts next week with over 140 Lowcountry restaurants
The Greater Charleston Restaurant Association, Inc (GCRA) presents Charleston Restaurant Week Jan. 8 - 19.
The GCRA announced some new restaurants participating this year.
The new participating restaurants include: Another Broken Egg Café, Butcher & Bee, Chez Fish, Coda Del Pesce, Indaco, LongHorn Steakhouse - North Charleston, LongHorn Steakhouse - Mt. Pleasant, McCradys Restaurant, Mellow Mushroom-Avondale, Mellow Mushroom-Summerville, Southerly Restaurant and Patio, Sweenys, The Lot, Tsunami - Mount Pleasant, Water Dog Grill, Wild Wing Café -Downtown Charleston, Wild Wing Café - Mount Pleasant and Wild Wing Café -North Charleston.
Charleston Restaurant Week takes place bi-annually in January and September. The January Restaurant Week marks the ninth installment of the event. Each year the event has grown and this year over 140 Lowcountry restaurants are participating. For the second year in a row, Restaurant Week has offered some new features including lunch options and hotel deals. The lunch options did so well in the September restaurant week that the GCRA is offering them again for the January 2014 installment. The restaurants offering lunch options include: 82 Queen, Boones Bar, Butcher & Bee, Crave Kitchen + Cocktails, Lowcountry Bistro, Ms. Roses, Old Towne Grill & Seafood, Rio de Brazil, Rutledge Cab Co., Sweeneys, The Alley and Zeus Grill and Seafood. GCRA and Charming Inns have teamed up to offer hotel deals during Restaurant Week. Participating Charming Inns include: Wentworth Mansion: Call 888.466.1886 to book your stay (from $319/night) or Fulton Lane Inn: Call 800.720.2688 (from $139/night). These deals are only available from Jan. 8 14.
All restaurants participating in Charleston Restaurant Week will offer prix fixe menus of three items for $20, $30 or $40. Participating Restaurants Include:
3 for $20 Restaurants: Al Di La, A.W. Shucks Seafood Restaurant, Another Broken Egg Café, Baronis Pizza-Mt. Pleasant, Baronis Pizza-West Ashley, Basico, Basil-Downtown Charleston, Basil - Mount Pleasant, Big Billys Burger Joint, Boones Bar, Bricco Bracco, Brixx Wood Fire Grill, Caviar & Bananas, Cherrywood BBQ and Ale House, Chez Fish, CO Banh Mi Noodles Bar, Five Loaves Café-Downtown, Five Loaves Café - Mount Pleasant, Gilligans Seafood Restaurant, Home Team BBQ-Sullivans Island, How Art Thou Café, J. Paulz James Island, J. Paulz Mount Pleasant, Joe Pasta, Juanita Greenbergs - Mount Pleasant, La Fontana Authentic Italian, LaTabella Italian Grill, Mannys Neighborhood Grille, Mosaic, Nirlep Indian Restaurant, Noisy Oyster-North Charleston, Old Towne Grill & Seafood, P.F. Changs China Bistro, Rutledge Cab Co., Saffron Café & Bakery, Southend Brewery, Sparians, Sushi 101, Tabbuli, Tbonz Gill & Grill-Downtown Charleston, The Alley, The Wreckfish, Toast, Tommy Condons, Tsunami of Charleston, Tsunami of Mount Pleasant, Virginias on King, Yamato Steakhouse, Yokoso of Summerville and Zeus Grill and Seafood.
3 for $30 Restaurants: 39 Rue de Jean, 82 Queen, Amen Street Fish & Raw Bar, Angel Oak Restaurant, Barbadoes Room Restaurant at the Mills House Hotel, Blossom, BLU Restaurant & Bar, Boccis Italian Restaurant, Burtons Grill, Butcher & Bee, Charleston Crab House Downtown, Charleston Crab House James Island, Charleston Harbor Fish House, Coast Bar & Grill, Cork Neighborhood Bistro, Craftsmen Kitchen & Tap House, Dixie Supply Bakery & Café, Elis Table, Finz Bar & Grill, Fish Restaurant, Fleet Landing Restaurant & Bar, Fuji Sushi Bar and Grill, Fulton Five, Graze Restaurant, Hymans Seafood Company, Il Cortile del Re, Jasmine Porch at The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort , Lana Restaurant, Leaf Charleston, Locklears Lowcountry Grill, Long Island Café, LongHorn Steakhouse-North Charleston, LongHorn Steakhouse - Mount Pleasant, Lowcountry Bistro, Med Bistro, Mellow Mushroom-Downtown, Mercato Italian Restaurant, Middleton Place Restaurant, Morgan Creek Grill, Ms. Roses, Muse Restaurant & Wine Bar, Old Village Post House, O-Ku, Poogans Porch, R.B.s Seafood Restaurant, Red Drum Restaurant, Reds Icehouse Bohicket Marina, Reds Icehouse Shem Creek, Republic Garden & Lounge, Rio de Brazil, Saffire Restaurant, SALT at Station 22, Sea Island Grill at Wild Dunes Resort, Sermets Downtown, Shem Creek Bar & Grill, Slightly North of Broad, Social Restaurant + Wine Bar, Southerly Restaurant and Patio, Stacks Evening Eats, Stars Restaurant & Grill Room, Swamp Fox Restaurant, Sweeneys, The Boathouse at Breach Inlet, The Grocery, Tomasso at Turtle Point and Wentworth Grill.
3 for $40 Restaurants: Burwells Stone Fire Grill, Carolinas Restaurant, Carters Kitchen, Circa 1886, Coda del Pesce, Crave Kitchen + Cocktails, Cypress, Fat Hen, Grill 225, Halls Chophouse, Hanks Seafood Restaurant, High Cotton, Indaco, Langdons Restaurant & Wine Bar, McCradys Restaurant, Oak Steakhouse, Opal Restaurant & Bar, Peninsula Grill, Rosebank Farms Café, The Atlantic Room at the Ocean Course, The Lot, The Macintosh, The Ocean Room at The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Trattoria Lucca and Tristan.
For more information or to view Restaurant Week menus, please go to www.CharlestonRestaurantAssociation.com or Find us on Facebook at Charleston Food Festivals and Events or Download the Free Smart Phone App (search CRA in your app store).
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n. A state of being in two pieces of bread and the desire to put something edible between them, but possessing nothing suitable.
"Hey, I have two pieces of bread and nothing to put between them... looks like it's sandwish time for me!"
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a bread only sandwich with no filling or bread with a condiment only as filling , as you consume it you wish for meat and cheese .
I spent all my loot and all i could afford was this lousy sandwish wish I could afford a real sandwich .
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What you wish you were eating while you're having a Subway sandwich
This Meatball Marinara is pretty good, but I sandwish I was having a hero from that Italian deli in SoHo.
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(N.) Dr. Evil's Favorite Band from the Mid-Seventies.
"Since this satelite was developed by Dr. Alan Parsons, we shall call this... The Alan Parsons Project!"
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The Alan Parsons Project were a 1970s-80s group founded by Alan Parsons (previously best known as an engineer and producer of groups and singers as diverse as Pink Floyd, Al Stewart and Pilot) and Eric Woolfson, with a shifting line-up of instrumentalists and singers including Colin Blunstone, John Miles, Steve Harley, Lenny Zakatek and Pilot's Iain Bairnson and David Paton. Their albums are all concept-based but eschew the pretentiousness of prog-rock in favour of a more radio-friendly approach, their stated aim being to create music that lends itself equally to headphone and background listening.
"You Don't Believe by the Alan Parson's Project is a great track"
"Actually, they're called the Alan Parsons Project"
"Actually, they're called the Alan Parsons Project"
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If the words Adho Mukha Svanasana, Bhujangasana and Ananda Balasana sound familiar, you are, in my eyes, a Yoga Guru. If Downward-Facing Dog, Cobra Pose and Happy Baby Pose are more recognizable, then you are probably participating in a yoga exercise program (the second set of names is a translation of the first set).
On the Yogabasics.com website the philosophy of yoga is simply stated as: ... mind, body and spirit are all one and cannot be clearly separated. Yet, there is a multitude of philosophical ideas developed by looking into the deeper dimensions of the body, mind and spirit.
To be honest, philosophy is not my strongest forte and the one class I had to take in college was a real pain. How I got a B is still a mystery to me, as mysterious as philosophy. I concluded that my personality is too down-to-earth to even try to understand the to be or not to be questions of the world. It is therefore better to leave this specific aspect of yoga to the experts, like Georg Feuersteins The Psychology of Yoga: Integrating Eastern and Western Approaches for Understanding the Mind, Nayaswami Gyandev McCords Spiritual Yoga: Awakening to Higher Awareness or B.K.S. Iyengars Yoga: The Path to Holistic Health.
Yoga exercise is, of course, something else. Not that I am an expert in this field, but I have attended a number of classes and enjoyed it very much. Im at least able to understand and follow the instructions. Yoga improves your flexibility and muscle strength, and it is said to improve the digestive, endocrine, nervous, energy and mental systems.
Staying flexible, especially when you are getting older, is always a good idea. It helps you move better and improves your balance, which reduces falls and fall-related injuries.
One important element of yoga is stretching. These stretches are called dynamic stretches and are different from the static ones. I was taught the last one. Before any sport activity, I had to stretch my muscles to the full extent of my ability and hold it for 15 to 30 seconds and then relax. But studies suggest a dynamic stretch is just as effective and sometimes better. A dynamic stretch moves a muscle group fluidly through an entire range of motion.
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Two weeks ago I wrote a column about taking Emma, my 7-year-old foodie, to lunch at Oxford's City Grocery. Emma loves some "fancy food," and while we were there, she charmed her way into the heart of our server, Jennifer, and eventually into the kitchen to get her first behind-the-scenes look at a professional kitchen.
After the column ran in the various newspapers I write for, I posted the article to my blog (www.RobinsChicks.com) and shared it on Facebook, and then things started getting really exciting.
One of my Facebook friends recognized our server, Jennifer, and posted the article on Jennifer's Facebook account, which led to Jennifer sending me a really sweet email. Jennifer was so excited about the article that she shared it with her mother and her sister.
Jennifer's mom really liked the column, so she sent me a really sweet email as well. But Jennifer's sister, Jessica, upped the ante and tweeted the article to John Currence, the head chef and owner of City Grocery.
I received a tweet from him that read: "Thanks Emma, for my favorite review in 22 years. Come back sometime and we'll cook together."
I responded to John via Twitter and said: "I'm Emma's mom & the author of the column. She would DIE. You say when and we'll be there."
I'll be honest. I didn't expect to hear from him again. I thought it was nice that he responded, but I didn't really see a James Beard Award-Winning Chef making time to cook with a 7-year-old. I was wrong.
He tweeted back: "Let's talk. This has warmed my heart more than I can say."
At this point Emma didn't even know that I had written about our lunch for my column, so I sat down with her and explained everything that had transpired on social media in just a few days. She went nuts. (You can watch a video of her reaction on www.RobinsChicks.com).
The next day I got an email from John and his assistant to set up a time for her to come back. He wanted to know what size she was so he could get her a chef's coat (my heart melted a little) and wanted to know her food preferences so he could plan a menu.
I called her into the room and typed as she talked: "Honest to God, the kid will eat anything. She loves salads and was totally peeved today that there were no healthy choices at her school Valentine's party and actually said, 'You'd think somebody could at least bring fruit or something!'"
She says she doesn't like tomatoes, squash or zucchini, or spicy peppers.
She loves: greens, turnip greens, onions (sauteed, she says) chicken, sushi (couldn't make this stuff up, I'm just taking notes), all fruit. She says steak is her favorite meat. Her eyes are glazing over the longer she talks about this.
She said she's always wondered about sweetbreads. (Are you crying yet?)
FYI, we Googled "sweetbreads" and she wasn't wondering anymore.
She LOVES fish.
She says, "I just want to feel like a real chef in a real restaurant, cooking real food for lots of people." (Guess this is her mission statement.) "Because I'll feel like I'm really helping them."
She says, "Ask him if we can do appetizers, an entree and dessert. And tell him I like LOTS of food and really fancy food."
I'm afraid that John Currence has raised the Valentine's bar so high for Emma that no one will ever be able to compete.
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LAKE TAHOE - The Lake Tahoe area is full of snow skeptics.
Get too excited about forecasted snowfall amounts and you're likely to get a smug "I'll believe it when I see it" in response.
But one Truckee resident's self-described obsession with big storms has led him to become a resource for those looking to know how much snow will end up on the ground before it gets here.
New Jersey native Bryan Allegretto started his weather blog, www.tahoeweatherdiscusssion.com, three years ago following a lifetime interest in the massive weather systems that help create big waves for surfers and deep powder for snowboarders.
He lists both activities as passions, but, during a Friday phone interview, neither sport got Allegretto as excited as the weather patterns that fuel the pursuits.
His once humble weather website received 1.5 million visits between November and April last season, a far cry from when it started.
"Three years ago I had like one guy reading the weather," Allegretto said with a laugh.
Although the 32-year-old once had aspirations of being a professional weatherman and has received some formal training in meteorology, he describes himself as self-taught, studying everything weather-related he could get his hands on since he was a kid.
Allegretto diverged from the professional weatherman track, earning an economics degree instead, when he realized his interest was in big weather events, not telling people it was going to be sunny most of the time.
He's confident in his forecasts, but admittedly loses sleep over his prognostication. Allegretto's mornings begin at 4 or 5 a.m. with a review of "weather model after weather model." He then double checks the weather models with previous experience and knowledge about atmospheric conditions, something he describes as a combination of technology and "old school" forecasting.
Allegretto, who works as a controller at the Resort at Squaw Creek, moved to Truckee just more than six years ago with the desire to work in an industry where he is excited to go to work every day.
And weather could become his primary work if a recent switch works out as hoped.
Earlier this month, Allegretto completed a transition of his forecasts to The Tahoe Daily Snow page on www.opensnow.com, a website started last year by a pair of Colorado meteorologists with similar passions.
The site's operators have big plans for the future, including bringing on experienced weather bloggers from every U.S. region with skiing.
Allegretto said he will continue to provide the same quality blog posts about Sierra Nevada storms as the previous website for free, but also expects to give readers even more detailed forecasts through a paid service anticipated for launch in January.
"We want the site to be the best snow forecasting site in the country," Allegretto said.
Following a question about the often heard contention that meteorology is the only profession where you can be wrong most of the time and still have a job, Allegretto said that, unlike the larger weather websites that can survive on their name alone, an upstart weather website needs to provide accurate forecasts to survive.
If the new site is successful, Allegretto hopes to turn is passion into a full-time job.
But even if the weather doesn't pay the bills, his passion for big storms doesn't seem to be waning any time soon.
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Seriously, I feel awful for complaining. But there's just so much stuff.
Stuff to be done, to be un-done. Planned, put away, washed, bought, we're out of toilet paper again, Mom oh I could go on. And on.
The high pitched voice of a certain three-almost-four-year-old that I just wasn't sure I could take ONEMORESECONDOF today and then the instant guilt and regret for thinking that, because some Moms would give anything for ONEMORESECONDOF that voice.
I'm just exhausted. This isn't anything new.
Hubby works late. I make dinner, direct homework, and try to wash dishes as I go (and, um no, we still don't have a working dishwasher) while sweeping what falls to the floor and monitoring the baby covered in food in her highchair.
This takes us directly to the bath and showers, for all four. And once they are all clean and jammied, I dish up ice cream and sorbet and we watch Leave It To Beaver together (they thought it was a show about beavers and I had to clue them in.)
I fold and stuff diapers, chase Ivy, snuggle Gray. The boys learn that they should try their Brussels sprouts because after all, they might like them. The Beave did.
We head upstairs and pick up things along the way. Bedtime. I lie in bed to get Ivy to sleep. For a long time.
And as I am lying there I feel like I didn't really get a thing done, that when I go downstairs it will look like a million tornadoes came right through my living room and kitchen. There will be a pile of dishes still in the sink.
But I know that my children love me. And I know that they know I love them
This feels good, because the other nights when I do get some things done for myself or the house is cleaner but I had to raise my voice a time or two, I lie in bed and feel like I am the worst Mom ever. And wonder if my kids really know how very much I love them.
Clean house = I'm happier for the moment but at the end of the day = guilt and regret
Messy house = kids know I love them at the end of the day = I feel like a good Mom (but overwhelmed by stuff)
I know there has to be a reasonable balance for this all. Maybe it won't come until Ivy's a bit older and I'm out of the baby years. Maybe I need to be easier on myself and just go with it for now, and stop letting myself feel so much.
I set our DVR to record Leave It To Beaver every day. I think there is something I can learn there, too.
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The Stetson University women's basketball team fell 78-60 to 11th-ranked Oklahoma in the Preseason WNIT Friday night at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Okla.
The Hatters (0-1) trailed by just nine at halftime still only trailed 49-39 with 14:22 to play, but a 9-0 Oklahoma run midway through the second half helped the Sooners (1-0) pull away for good.
"I thought overall for about 30 minutes we played a heck of a game," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said. "It is not the result that I wanted, but I am completely encouraged. We rebounded very well, and I thought overall we presented some match-up problems for (Oklahoma). I'm pleased with our effort. We made some freshmen mistakes, but overall I liked what I saw today."
Senior Sasha Sims led three Hatters in double figures with 16 points. Junior Jama Sharp registered 11 points and six assists while freshman Brianti Saunders added 10 points in her collegiate debut. She also grabbed three offensive rebounds and played 38 minutes.
"I don't think (Brianti) played like a freshman," Bria said. "She played a '40-minute' game, she sustained the game, and she was not intimidated. It didn't matter what it said on the front of (Oklahoma's) jersey. She was ready to play and I thought she played a great game."
Three other Hatter freshmen made their debuts as well. Amber Porter collected eight points, five rebounds, and two blocks in 14 minutes, DeAsia Beal played 18 minutes and scored two points on a nice drive to the basket, and Stacia Allen played seven minutes.
"DeAsia gave us some solid minutes, and this is a kid who has been hurt and she came in and really gave us some good minutes," Bria said. "I thought Amber played a great second half, she was much more aggressive, she did a lot of things defensively and then started looking to score."
Statistically the Hatters shot just 23 percent from the floor in the first half but improved to 31 percent in the second half. For the game, Stetson hit on six of 26 three-point attempts and went 18-for-21 at the free throw line. The Hatters pulled in 43 rebounds and held the Sooners to 20 points fewer than their scoring average in two exhibition games.
What did the Stetson coach learn about her squad?
"Defensively we can be pretty good," Bria said. "We can be a better rebounding team than I thought. Offensively we had some good looks, we just didn't make some shots. We did a great job of driving to the basket and getting (Oklahoma) in foul trouble. I saw a lot of good things and I saw some areas where we just need to get better.
"I thought Sasha played like a major Division I player," Bria added. "She can put this team on her back, which I am very encouraged by. I thought Jama Sharp had a really good game, she quarterbacked the team. She's verbal, she's putting them in the right spots, and I like that we have a point guard that I can trust and rely on."
Aaryn Ellenberg hit six three-pointers for Oklahoma and led all scorers with 24 points.
Stetson will continue Preseason WNIT action in a four-team consolation regional next Friday and Saturday. The site and opponents will be announced by the WNIT on Sunday.
Notes: Dating back to last year, Sasha Sims has scored 13+ points in eight straight games ... The contest was Stetson's second consecutive game against a team ranked 11th in the nation (UCLA, Mar. 23) ... The Hatters went 12-for-12 from the free throw line in the second half ... Cherisse Burris went over 600 points in her career and tied a career-high with five steals.


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She's in physical combat for me, and I've made it my own declaration to go into prayer battle for her. While her son slept sweetly on the top bunk in my boys' room, I just cried and prayed.
I pray for his Mom's safety. For her heart. For his heart. That he knows God's love and that he doesn't suffer from any emotional harm while his mom is away. I pray that everyone serving our country can come home now. This lump in my throat hasn't gone away all week.
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The Stetson University volleyball team opened the second half of conference play with a 3-0 setback at Jacksonville University Tuesday night.
Behind late surges in the first and second sets, the Dolphins (19-2, 10-1 Atlantic Sun) won by scores of 25-16, 25-21, 25-17 to post their ninth win a row.
The Hatters fell to 15-10, 6-4.
"We struggled with our side of the net today," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "We did not dig well or pass well, and that kind of affected our play. We did a couple of things better, we served a little bit better at times and we blocked a little bit better. JU was the more consistent and better team in most of the areas."
Senior Kaley Melville led the Hatters with 13 kills, and moved into third-place among Stetson's all-time kills leaders (1178).
Classmate Ellen Hawks recorded seven kills on 13 attempts without an error for a .538 attack percentage.
Alexa Drost served as the team's libero for the final two sets and finished with 11 digs.
Kayla Weller registered 26 assists.
"I thought Mel Melville and Ellen Hawks had very good games," Loesch said. "Alexa Drost stepped up and played some libero for us when we needed her to and she did well."
The Dolphins hit .320 for the match and collected nine aces. The Hatters hit .192.
Stetson will return to action at 7 p.m. Friday night at Kennesaw State in a match broadcast live on ESPN3.
Notes: Stetson's top three all-time kills leaders are now Kira Semdley (2001-04) 1339, DeeAnnDempsey (2002-05) 1265, and Kaley Melville (2010-Present) 1178 ... Ellen Hawks has moved into fifth-place among the school's all-time block leaders with 364 (#1 in the rally scoring era) ... Stetson handed JU its lone A-Sun loss this season back on Sept. 21 in DeLand (3-2) ... The Hatters have played seven straight 3-0 matches.


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Few high school dynasties exist in as pure of form as Wando Lady Warriors soccer.
Seasons pass, players graduate, but the Lady Warriors continue to churn out championship wins.
Wando downed J.L. Mann, 2-1, in the Class AAAA state championship Friday in Columbia to earn its second consecutive state title. It's the sixth time in eight years the Lady Warriors have hoisted the state championship trophy.
Tied 1-1 in 78th minute, Wando sophomore forward Brittany Heri tapped in the go-ahead goal from five yards out off a deflection from a 45-yard free kick from Raymara Barreto.
"We play until the final whistle blows," Barreto said. "There was no need to panic. We had plenty of time left and we weren't going to lose just because they were outworking us."
Mann (27-1) challenged the Warriors throughout the first half, controlling possesion and pressing deeper than any team Wando (28-1-1) had faced in the playoffs. Several Patriot shots just missed, while the Warriors struggled to earn quality looks at the other end.
A 45-minute weather delay gave Wando a chance to reset before the half. The Warriors defense realigned while the offense strategized how to play their free kicks in the second half. The lengthy break paid off.
"We controlled the game much better in the second half," Wando head coach Shannon Champ said. "We talked about not letting Mann set the tone and dictate the play. We needed to come together as a team and take control back."
In the 53rd minute, Barreto floated a free kick 50 yards to set up Katie Leen for a header five yards in front of the goal to break the scoreless tie.
Patriots midfielder Jenni Erickson countered for Mann in the 58th with a header from 12 yards out to tie the game off a 40-yard free kick from Emily Malone.
"Regardless of who went up, we couldn't afford a sigh of relief," Champ said. "That's how it goes in tight games like this. We had to continue to plug away and find ways to get forward."
Champ gives her players the freedom to make their own decisions throughout the game. Barreto chose to fire away at the goal on her free kick in the 78th. She put enough spin on it that Mann keeper Molly Lynch couldn't corral the shot and it made the difference in winning a state championship.
Mann had one last free kick fly wide left in the 79th before the final whistle blew and Wando charged the field as champions once again.
Wando lost 12 players from last year's state title team and started four freshmen Friday. The Warriors entered the game ranked behind undefeated No. 1 Mann in the South Carolina soccer polls. Slight underdogs, in harsh conditions, it would've been easy for Wando to take second this year. That's just not the way the Warriors dynasty is built.
"I prefer to be the underdogs or have people say this might not be our year," Champ said. "Whatever they want to say, my girls step up time and time again. They looked forward to playing undefeated J.L. Mann. They wanted to prove everyone wrong. I couldn't be more proud of them for how they played and for collectively continuing the tradition of winning at Wando."
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Invented in the summer of 1964 by an eight year old San Diego elementary school Boy named Don who needed to find a new name that none of the bullies would recognize. The popular insult names at that time were Wimpy, from the "Popeye The Sailer" cartoon and Pussy from the obvious. Wussy and Wuss kept them confused for a short time and gave the abused a short victory over the bullies. In the beginning Don actually had them conviced it was a compliment. By 1972 it had become a real comon word at Clairemont High School and was later momorialized in the 1982 movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" that characterized those people at Clairemont High.
You're a Wuss.
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A person who is physically weak and ineffectual. Often a male person with low courage factor.
Tobias, you're such a WUSS!
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Johan, you are a big WUSS!
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A person of dual sissiness. This is actually a combination word. The person this word describes is not only a wuss, he is part wimp and part puss. Originally first heard by Damone in Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
Ahh!! your a frekin wuss!! part wimp, part puss.
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A person who is both a wimp and a pussy, as defined by the character Mike in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".
A wuss is characterized by being feeble, cowardly, and generally no fun.
A wuss is characterized by being feeble, cowardly, and generally no fun.
Mike Damone: "You're a wuss: part wimp, and part pussy."
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A person who is emotionally and/or physically weak and ineffectual. Mostly used to describe men who exhibit traditional female passivity.
He was too much of a wuss to say anything when the waiter overcharged him $30.
Paul was a wuss and rode the ski lift back down the hill.
Paul was a wuss and rode the ski lift back down the hill.
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A person who is too chicken and cowardly to perform a task, or otherwise known as a Matthew Pitcher
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A person who is scared to be involved and acts in a cowardly manner
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1. Sci-fi movie/book about a retro-ish gang leader who after beating people up, raping, stealing, etc, is taken to prison where he later is chosen to participate in a "special treatment" program to "cure" him.
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2. Also, a term used in the CWO book to describe a person who is perfectly moral, nonviolent, etc; but has no free will.
Clockwork Orange is the best movie ever.
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A object (or person in the case of the movie) which appears normal on the outside but is completely artificial on the inside.
In the case of the movie A Clockwork Orange, Alex appeared to be normal after his treatment but since he is incapable of chosing evil and is therefore forced to chose only good, he's humanity is in question.
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someone who appears normal to the eye and holds the colors of life (orange), but is really a tool for someone or something else (clockwork)
Alex, from the movie A Clockwork Orange became a clockwork orange for the government.
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A clockwork orange comes from an old London saying "queer as a clockwork orange". A clockwork orange is actually a wind up doll that is controlled by both god and the devil. Anthony Burgess uses this for his book to symbolize the government almost brainwashing Alex in order to control his bad behavior.
"queer as a clockwork orange"
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A novel which came out BEFORE the movie, commonly fooling idiots. Learn to read.
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Oddest, most kickass movie.
Alex is a stud.
Alex is a stud.
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Paul Revere rides, an earthquake and fires ravage San Francisco, Albert Einstein dies, Grace Kelly becomes a princess, and the U.S. embassy in Beirut is hit by a deadly car bomb, all on this day.
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I like to refer to my dog, Charlie, in a number of ways. He's my best friend, for sure, and in a recent column, a College of Charleston professor said he might have looked like a "sandwich" for a nearby shark.
But, soon, I'll be able to add "champion" to the list. Charlie will be competing in the "Who Let the Dogs Out? Wiener Dog Race" at the Charleston RiverDogs stadium this Saturday.
It's for a great cause, as entry fees go toward family and living donor expenses for Mary Ashley Barbot, a 10-year-old girl in dire need of a kidney transplant. Mary Ashley was born with congenital nephrodic syndrome and is, unfortunately, only a match for one percent of the population.
While Charlie will surely steal the show as the event's resident canine Secretariat, the star is Mary Ashley. But, I will say, I feel sorry for the RiverDogs grounds crew, who will have some work to do after Charlie tears up the field and his fellow competitors.
I expect him to take his first couple-inch step – because how long are his legs? – and never look back. I'll be positioned at the finish line and making a fool of myself for the sake of keeping my highly distracted pooch focused. There's nothing in the race rulebook prohibiting cartwheels and waving my arms like one of those inflatable things in front of car dealerships. Trust me, I checked.
C.C. Casale, owner of SouthPaw Pet Care and a dog and cat trainer and behavior consultant with the company, provided me with a training plan for Charlie to ensure nothing short of victory. Do you have a sense for how competitive I am now?
With a limited amount of time to practice, we were only able to get in about a week's worth of training. But, Charlie is a natural-born champion. I'm not worried. And, while my readers and potential fellow racers are captivated by this column, we're training. Boom.
Casale said Charlie should train on a similar surface to the race field. This is where my little man has an advantage. He's fast in the pretty poorly manicured grass of my apartment complex, so the neat lawn at The Joe will be a breeze.
Charlie is also in his prime. He's barely over a year old and he exercises daily. I'm certain he could be a forward for the Charleston Battery or the RiverDogs' starting shortstop. Get it: shortstop? Plenty more where that side-splitting humor came from.
Moving on. "Once Charlie will come reliably to you without distraction, lengthen the distance in small increments of only a few feet at a time," Casale advised in one of her training bullets.
"As with all training, if he was providing the behavior requested, but then stops, one of three things are likely occurring which is hindering progress: you have progressed too quickly, the reward is not high-value enough or there is too high a distraction present. Make adjustments as needed."
Nothing says "high-value" reward for Charlie like his dad going bananas at the finish line. That's just a fantastic time.
Casale shared plenty of other tips, but hey, I'm keeping the advantage with Team Charlie. I hate to call my readers losers, but if you're reading this and competing in the race on Saturday, let's just say you're the opposite of a winner.
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n. A whole lot of chusetts
That is one serious massachusetts.
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Most dencely populated per square mile state in the northeast. Known for the Redsox, Patriots, bad drivers, highways with two different names (128 is I-95, for all you out-of-staters), Dunkin Donuts, wicked bad gramma, friggin cold winters, wicked hot summers, unpredictable weather, and people who hate the New York Yankees.
I'm from Boston Massachusetts and I drive betta than you.
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greatest state ever
home to the world champion patriots AND RED SOX!!!
Red Sox are awesome we never lost the faith yankees suck
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home to the world champion patriots AND RED SOX!!!
Red Sox are awesome we never lost the faith yankees suck
and thats why massachusetts is awesome
massachusetts is awesome because we have TWO champion teams
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Home of the World Champion Boston Red Sox AND New England Patriots.
Person #1: I'm from Boston
Person #2: Damn you. I'm from St. Louis and we're your bitch
Person #2: Damn you. I'm from St. Louis and we're your bitch
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State where I was born, live in, and mostly likely will die in. The best state in the United States. It is a cold place in the winter months but never gets too hot and it is not as heavily taxed as most states these days, it is 34th out of 50 making the Taxachusetts insult obsolete now. It has more culture than the rest of New England, great universities, and an exstensive amount of history.
Massachusetts was the sixth state to join the Union.
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The state name that everyone hates spelling.
Tommy: Brian, how do you spell, "Massachusetts?"
Brian: Fuck you, Tommy.
Brian: Fuck you, Tommy.
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A very wonderful state located in the always beautiful new england. Cold snowy winters,warm sunny summers,colorful treed autumns,and flowering springs. Home of the most wonderful Boston Red sox and New England Patriots. Let me add that westfield is the bestfield of mass.
Red sox and pats rule Mass
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|William B. Lushbaugh, Brandon, MS, July 2011
|Robert P. Rich, Gladstone, MO, August 2011
|Wayne Hong Lin, Chino Hills, CA August 2011
|Kurt Flock, Loveland, CO August 2011
|Sharon M. Schwarz, Massapequa, NY August 2011
|Stacy Humphreys, Kirkwood, MO August 2011
|Wendy Allard, Cornwall, UK August 2011
|Eleanor Bortnick, Vernon, NJ September 2011
|Helen McAndrew, Monmouth Beach, NJ September 2011
|Jason Kampf, Nine Mile Falls, WA October 2011
|Pamela Cordts, August, NJ November 2011
|Lazlo Gyorsok, Cornwall Bridge, CT December 2011
|Rebecca M. Warda, Media, PA December 2011
|Richard J. Reynolds, Sharon, MA December 2011
|Beverly White, Lafayette Hill, PA, January 2010
|Mitzi Smetters, Madison, OH, January 2010
|Charlie Welsh, Georgetown, TX, January 2010
|Steve Estill, Briggswath Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK, January 2010
|Gregory T. Wells, Brockton, MA, February 2010
|Nancy Richardson, Haverhill, MA, March 2010
|Marcia Perry, Richmond, VA, March 2010
|Bonnie Matthews, Lancaster, CA, March 2010
|Ruby B. Pecot , Georgetown, TX, March 2010
|Anuradha Nadimpalli, San Diego, CA, April 2010
|Curtis H. Nugent, Asheville, NC, May 2010
|Edward H. Ford, Wilmington, DE, June 2010
|Morris Stein, Dallas, TX, June 2010
|James Schuler, Fort Collins, CO, June 2010
|Nancy Schuler, Fort Collins, CO, June 2010
|Lynn Ronan, Midland Park, NJ, June 2010
|Matilda Clark, Chesapeake, VA, July 2010
|Arthur E Jacoby, Boca Raton, FL, July 2010
|Charissa R. Lansing, Champaign, IL, August 2010
|Rich Krebs, Loveland, CO, August 2010
|Anne Eigen, Sandy Hook, CT , August 2010
|Margaret Boike, Lindstrom, MN, October 2010
|Malee Roekpornpipat, Saima, Muang, Nonthaburi, Thailand, October 2010
|Adriane Borgias, Spokane, WA, November 2010
|Cindy Lynch, St. Louis, MO, November 2010
|Karin Krugman, Elyria, OH, November 2010
|Priscilla Farrell, Milwaukee, WI, December 2010
|Margery A. Muniak, Orchard Park, NY, December 2010
|Gail Snowdon, Mahomet, IL, December 2010
|Holly Moore, Georgetown, TX, January 2009
|Nicholas Palmieri, Linden, NJ, February 2009
|Rolando Adriano, Las Vegas, NV, February 2009
|Ellen Corbett, St. Helena Island, SC, March 2009
|Bob Johnson, Dallas, TX, March 2009
|Carol McGuire, Ham Lake, MN, April 2009
|Aaron Romero, Flushing, NY, April 2009
|Jean-Claude Roy, Hamilton, NJ, May 2009
|Ann Alimi,Toronto, ON, Canada, May 2009
|Mary McIntyre, Spokane, WA, June 2009
|Howard Watts, Quinlan, TX, July 2009
|Gene Busby, Lacey, WA, July 2009
|Chris Brocious, Boardman, OH, July 2009
|Mike Dingel, Boise, ID, July 2009
|Allen Davies, Lake Forest, IL, July, 2009
|Ken Rathjen, Naples, FL, August 2009
|Randall Best, Georgetown, TX, August 2009
|Alex Baxter, Mesa, AZ, August 2009
|Charlie Byers, Georgetown, TX, August 2009
|Retha Moulder, Richardson, TX, August 2009
|Cheryl Thomas, Crystal River, FL, September 2009
|Jim Weidenfeller, Elmwood, MA, October 2009
|Ada Allen, Custer, WA, October 2009
|Sue Marrugi, Surprise, AZ, November 2009
|Shirley Bormann, Surprise, AZ, December 2009
|Herb Kammer, Boynton Beach, FL, December 2009