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Coldplay's Viva la Vida was the best-selling album on iTunes for 2008, the music downloading service has announced. The album featuring frontman Chris Martin (a.k.a. Mr. Gwyneth Paltrow) has sold more than 2 million copies since being released in June – and has sold more than 500,000 digitally, the Associated Press reports.
Another Brit, Leona Lewis, claimed the year's top-selling single with her addictively catchy hit "Bleeding Love."
According to iTunes, she edged out Coldplay's title track (which came in at No. 2), followed by Flo Rida's "Low," Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" and Rihanna's "Disturbia."
As far as albums go, the top five is an eclectic bunch, with Coldplay joined by Jack Johnson's Through the Static, the Juno soundtrack, Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III and Sara Bareilles' Little Voice.
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I'll be honest I don't recognise a single name on his opponents list, although I can tell you they're all worth a lot in scrabble.
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Haven't seem him fight.....
.... and he seems to have spent a career knocking over blokes prepared to earn a bit of nicely paid overtime on a Saturday night by taking a few lumps.
But he's a big lad, looks in shape and he comes from a fighting family as well.
Cleverly's inactivity worries me a bit as well; Nathan knows he needs to kick-on and look good winning this fight...so I am worried he'll take some risks.
Clev has the quality and the better experience but I am not expecting Krasniqi to come to the UK and take a cheque. It could be lively for a while.
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12 fights vs fighters in either their debut or second fight! Thats crazy.
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The Ottomans entered the War after the Western Front had settled down to static trench warfare, but the Germans had achieved major victories against the Russians on the Eastern Front.
Austria-Hungary declared war on Russia because it had already declared war on Serbia.
Austria-Hungary declared war on Russia because it had already declared war on Serbia
Britain ordered Germany to withdraw immediatly from Belgium, Germany refused and The United Kingdom declared war on Germany on the afternnoon of August 4, 1914
Germany said to Russia that if Russia entered the struggle between Austria and Serbia that Germany would come in on Austira's side and Russia went in so Germany went in.
The Serbian Campaign was fought from late July 1914, when Austria-Hungary invaded Serbia at the outset of the First World War, until late 1915, when the Macedonian Front was formed
On 28 June 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir apparent to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg were shot dead in Sarajevo, by Gavrilo Princip
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MARTINSBURG - Whether you are a local history buff, an interior decor connoisseur or just a holiday enthusiast, the volunteers at the Adam Stephen House are preparing an exciting Christmas open house on the grounds of Martinsburg's founder, Adam Stephen.
With an air of 18th century spirit, the house will be decorated in the traditional Colonial Willamsburg style with evergreens, fruit and the warm glow of candlelight.
"We try to use fresh greenery and fruit throughout the house," said volunteer Sandra Riggleman. "We start decorating on Thursday and decorate for two days."
With more than 20 active volunteers at the Adam Stephens House, all 10 rooms, including the main hall will have docents, many dressed in period attire, to educate all visitors on the decor and history of the house. Along with the General Adam Stephen Memorial Association Inc. volunteers, there will also be ladies representing the William Henshaw Chaper, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, and students from the Hedgesville High School Historical Society.
Every room houses a portrait of one of General Adam Stephen's decedents - each with a unique and fascinating history of their own.
Every year, the Adam Stephen house volunteers choose a different type of accent piece to enhance the table settings and ornamentation of each room. In recent years they've chosen to use blue china and crystal. This year's choice is pewter.
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Where: 309 E. John Street,
When: Saturday and Sunday, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Dec. 14 and 15, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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For more information call 304-267-4434 or visit
Pewter is a well-known material used for forging bowls, goblets, tankards, plates, flatware and candlesticks during the 17th and 18th centuries, and will be displayed throughout the house, Riggleman said.
The childrens's room will have a wooden hand-carved Noah's Ark on display loaned by Marty Keesecker, president of the General Adam Stephen Memorial Association Inc.
"The Puritans didn't believe that children should play with toys. They thought toys were a waste of time and sinful," Riggleman said. "However, they did allow them to play with what they called, 'Sunday toys' - wooden toys that had a religious theme."
As guests tour the house, they will be offered refreshments such as baked cookies and cakes in the kitchen.
"People really enjoy the decorations, the candlelight and the refreshments," Riggleman said.
On the grounds with the main house is the Triple Brick Museum, which will be open to visitors as well.
"The Triple Brick Museum will be set up with vendors selling gift items," said volunteer Keith Hammersla.
Some of the items for sale will include a recent photo book of the Adam Stephen House with photos taken by local photographer Rip Smith, vintage Christmas items and decorations made by Lee and Nancy Baumgarten, and colonial children's toys and books provided by the General Adam Stephen Memorial Association. Members of the William Henshaw Chaper, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, will also be selling pomander balls - oranges studded with cloves and tied with a ribbon.
Throughout the open house, there will be musicians playing period-style Christmas songs. A pianoforte will be performed by Linda Grubb and students of Debbie Wolodkewitsch. John DiCarlo will be entertaining patrons on the violin.
The free event will take place Saturday and Sunday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., and at the same times Dec. 14 and 15. For more information about the colonial Christmas open house or the General Adam Stephen House, visit www.orgsites.com/wv/adam-stephen or call 304-267-4434.


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Pauline Marois may be telling those vying to replace her to drop out in order to improve Pierre Karl Peladeau's chances of winning.
Both the Journal de Quebec and CJAD's political analyst Jean Lapierre say they have sources telling them just that.
The former Parti Quebecois premier has asked Jean-François Lisée to step away from the race, the Journal is reporting.
Lapierre, in the meantime, says he knows of three potential candidates who have all been approached by Marois.
"Pauline Marois is on the phone, trying to convince candidates to get out of the race so that Pierre Karl can get elected," he told the Andrew Carter Morning Show.
No influence
According to the Journal de Quebec, a staff member working for Pauline Marois is denying that she is trying to influence the PQ leadership.
Lapierre says he believes the ex-premier will have little sway. "These days [if you get] a call from Madame Marois, you'd say 'Ah, bonjour Madame Marois, how are you?' and then you'd say 'Oh sorry Pauline, I have another call on the line'."
Yesterday one possible contender, Réjean Hébert, announced that he would not be entering the race after all.
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As the Delaware River Port Authority commissioners pored over roughly $128 million in planned 2012 expenditures last week, a $16,000 item caught the eye of one commissioner.
Why is DRPA paying the State of New Jersey $16,147 a year for members of the governor's authorities unit to attend DRPA meetings, Commissioner Robert Teplitz inquired.
"It's something that's always been done," replied DRPA Chief Executive Officer John Matheussen, who's been with the DRPA for nine years.
Each year, the money sent to New Jersey for the authorities unit is part of the budget, Matheussen said.
The answer did not sit well with Teplitz, who sits on the board as the designated representative of Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner.
"Over the last year, when we hear 'It's something that's always been done,' that's what gets us in trouble," suggested Teplitz.
The stipend covers the cost of attendance by authorities unit members at DRPA meetings — generally, one per month.
But Pennsylvania also has representatives of its governor's office at the meetings, Teplitz observed.
"Is there a similar payment made to Pennsylvania?" Teplitz asked.
"No, there is not," Matheussen said. He added that Pennsylvania has never asked for reimbursement for members of the governor's staff.
The CEO noted that other agencies attended by members of the authorities unit are also billed by New Jersey.
The Delaware River and Bay Authority pays $16,200 each year for such visits, spokesman Jim Salmon said.
"There is no legal requirement?" Teplitz asked.
"There is no statutory requirement," Matheussen said.
However, there is one significant difference between the powers of New Jersey and Pennsylvania when it comes to the DRPA.
New Jersey's governor has veto power over the agency's minutes. Pennsylvania's does not, although Gov. Tom Corbett is chair of the DRPA commissioners, as was his predecessor former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell.
DRPA Vice Chairman Jeffrey Nash, also a Camden County freeholder, said he would ask the office of Gov. Chris Christie for "an explanation" of the charge.
The Times placed a call to the governor's office inquiring about the practice.
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The Cedar Key Arts Center hosted Libby Cagle in the Member's Gallery, and Bill Roberts in the Main Gallery on Saturday. The opening was well attended.
Artist of the Month for November:
Do you have old photos of Cedar Key Festivals or City Commissioners?
The Cedar Key Historic Society would like to scan them into their archives for future reference or will accept them as donations for their resource files.
Contact the Museum at 352-543-5549 to share any items.
You probably don't want to run into a gang in a dark alley but if you do, you will want this gang to be your side: Savannah Howard, Nicholas Kaim, and Levi, Nathaniel and Hannah Brinkman are an imposing group as they pose in their Dojo (training studio) Tuesday night.
State Attorney General Pam Bondi was in Cedar Key recently with her fiancé, Greg Henderson. They stopped by Kona Joe's Island Café on State Road 24 for something to eat and a chance to be photographed with Joe Sterople and Edie Zaprir on the wrap around porch of their new location. When she is not working in Tallahassee, Bondi commutes to Tampa and the couple flew up to Cedar Key for the day for a few hours of rest and relaxation.
By MOLLY COWART
The Cedar Key Lighthouse on Seahorse Key is situated on the top of a steep hill looking out over the Gulf of Mexico with a view that is nothing short of breathtaking. The lighthouse is only open to the public three days during the year: the Saturday following July 4 and the two days of the annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival. The weather this past Saturday was beautiful; the short boat trip to the island quite pleasant.
"...And bring a flannel shirt." Those were the words of Anne's son earlier this week.
The Cedar Lions Club is inviting all residents to participate in October Vision Awareness Month by bringing in used eyeglasses for recycling to the Lions Club Sweet Corn and Soda booth at the Oct. 15 and 16 Seafood Festival. Proceeds from sale of corn and sodas will be in support of our vision program which helps those in need obtain eye exams and glasses, while assisting with eye surgeries for qualified applicants.
Most people have a list of things they would like to do before they die, but few people actually do items on that list three times. Peg and Russ Hall are two of those rare people.
The Sawgrass Club of Cedar Key presents school supplies and a check to Cedar Key School totaling approximately $350. From left: Sawgrass member Eileen Senecal, CKS Principal Sue Ice, CKS Student Government President Claire Brown, Sawgrass members Pam Oakley and Judy Duvall.
September 11, 2001
That fateful day in September, ten years past, Anne and I were on a trip up the coast. The plan was to spend two weeks at our leisure on a journey, sight seeing, exploring, thinking, writing, doing our art.
Not much went toward our intentions. As the days unfolded, I recorded them and published some of the thoughts and observations in the Cedar Key Beacon. Much of what follows was printed there:
A Transition From Positive Expectations
Cedar Key may be the "Clam Capital of the World." However, Homer, Alaska, is the official halibut capital of the world. In fact, like Cedar Key's clam claim, there's a sign at the city limits that says so.
As a youngster growing up in Canada, Susan Coffin was well aware of the Inuit custom of carving animals. It was something she learned about at the age of nine, when she received a carved stone duck.
Eva Marie Everson knew she had come to the right place when she crossed the No. 4 bridge and her cell phone service promptly stopped working.
If you Google the history of the zentangle, you really won't find anything that specific on the subject because it is something that defies a tidy definition. When you look at an example, at first glance, it may just appear to be a bunch of doodles.
But, it is more than that. Some practitioners believe that it serves as a form of meditation. There is some deliberate thought involved initially but they easily fall into a rhythmic, relaxed state as they draw the different designs.
In commemoration of the recent changes in food laws in Florida, specifically regarding "cottage" cooking laws, I thought writing about my recent venture into jam-making was in order.
The Cedar Keyhole Gallery Artist of the Month for August is Joanne Pirzer. She uses the skills of woodworker, painter and sculptor in combining various types of wood into an overall wall hanging. It may be a tropical or wildlife scene but the sense of realistic presentation is immediately striking.
Tucked away off Hodges Avenue is arguably the ugliest circa 1960's building on the island. But don't let that put you off. Inside and around the property are a variety of things to do and see that will make you forget the bad architecture.
There is secret garden at the corner of 6th and E Streets and you are welcome to drop in any time. Tonya Sprong has reestablished her business, "Beauty By The Yard" at her home, after a short stint on 2nd Street.
She is not a fan of four walls and loves the opportunity and inspiration for creativity that her back yard provides under the sheltering branches of a giant oak tree.
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In this issue's teacher package we look at some of the maths and science behind a recent expedition to the Arctic. The aim of the Catlin Arctic Survey was to gather data on ice thickness that will help to predict when the North Pole sea ice cover will melt, an event that will have dramatic consequence for the Arctic ecosystem and the Earth's climate as a whole. Plus was commissioned by Catlin Arctic Survey Education to produce mathematics and science enrichment material for ages 14 to 19 (key stages 4 and 5). The toolkits look at climate and sea ice models, GPS and cartography, how to predict future climate trends, and how to present statistical evidence.
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If the quest for a physical theory of everything, and some of the strange concepts that have sprung from it, strikes you as somewhat mystical, then this is just the book you need to explore the idea further.


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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Ukraine..............Two Days!
7 comments:
- Molli330 said...
Hope you have fun. My brother just got back from Kyiv that is where his fiancee lives.
- May 31, 2011 at 8:01 AM
- lizy B said...
These are lovely!! Have a wonderful trip, I'm sure the ladies will appreciate all your hard work!
- May 31, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- Reis75070 said...
What a wonderful opportunity. Enjoy your trip - I know your treats will be a BIG hit! They're all beautiful and look very delicious!
- May 31, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- Samantha726 said...
Best of luck on your adventure! These minis are lovely Pam.
- May 31, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- Samantha726 said...
Best of luck on your adventure! These minis are lovely Pam.
- May 31, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- Jan J. said...
God bless you as you minister in the Ukraine! I just signed up here because I am attempting to learn to decorate cookies but after this post I looked at your bio and see you are a fellow Christian homeschooler! I am a single adoptive mom with two lovely daughters from China. They are sure to love these adorable cookies!
- June 1, 2011 at 5:23 AM
- Cristin (Pinkie) said...
Have a wonderful trip Pam! I just love seeing your posts and can't wait to hear about your trip!
- June 1, 2011 at 12:53 PM


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FIFA World Cup: A global game
This year's FIFA World Cup is just starting in Brazil. Soccer is one of the top sports in the world, and the number one sport in most countries outside of the U.S. It's an international sport, and one of the most exciting games to watch.
Brazil is hosting the World Cup for the second time, after hosting the 1950 World Cup. Games will be held in 12 different stadiums across the country. The championship has been awarded every four years since the inaugural tournament in 1930 (except for 1942 and 1946).
Thirty-two different teams will compete toe-to-toe in a total of 64 games, played over the next month, from June 12 through July 13, 2014.
The World Cup is one of the world's most widely viewed sporting events. It is estimated that over 715 million people watched the final match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup held in Germany.
No matter whom you root for, the World Cup is a unique opportunity for people of all backgrounds to get together and to celebrate camaraderie, patriotism and World Cup soccer on big screen TVs.
Where will you watch games? What team are you cheering for?
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- The reason for FIFA World Cup not to be held in 1942 and 1946 was the second world war.
It is estimated that over 715 million people watched the final match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup held in Germany. Is it known how many millions of people watched it when it was held in 2010 in South Africa? Probably not fewer, and we should expect even more this year in Brazil.
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Organizers giving away "Fest Flags" at community events
UPDATED 8:32 AM CDT Apr 10, 2013
Milwaukee Summerfest organizers say they will use social media and community events to give away free Summerfest tickets and other prizes.
Most giveaway locations will be announced through Summerfest's web site, Facebook, and Twitter pages. Winners will receive a "Fest Flag" good for one weekday admission ticket, prior to 4 p.m.
Organizers also announced three giveaway locations for Wednesday. The Summerfest Street Team will give away Fest Flags at these locations and times:
- Noon-1 p.m. at the Grand Avenue Mall Food Court (275 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee)
- 2-3 p.m. at UW-Milwaukee's Spaight's Plaza (2380 E. Kenwood Boulevard, Milwaukee)
- 6-7 p.m. at Hooters (17105 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield)
More details will be posted on Summerfest's web site.
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Zachary — Kyle Vince led off the bottom of the second with a hard-hit single to center field, and Mason Foote sailed the next pitch over the left-field fence.
The two-run home run started a four-run inning for Zachary (14-8) that proved the only offense necessary to stave off visiting Parkview Baptist (9-13) by a 4-2 final.
"The leadoff guy coming up swinging at the first pitch and getting a hit kinda set the tone," Zachary Coach Jesse Cassard said. "And then (Foote), the ball just barely went over, but it counts and put us on the board, but I think that kinda gave us some relief because we didn't get runs in on Monday, and that's why we lost to Holy Cross, so I think everybody could kinda breathe a little bit."
Foote wasn't necessarily "swinging for the fences" — and didn't realize he'd reached them when the ball came off his bat.
Didn't matter.
"With a guy on third in scoring position, I'm just trying to hit something deep to let him tag up and score," Foote said. "When I first hit it, I thought, 'All right, he can score off that,' and I rounded first, and it just kept going."
Parkview Baptist starting pitcher Spencer Smith walked Zachary catcher Evan Pace two batters later, and left fielder Gabe Hannum drove home pinch-runner Daniel Hodges on another single to center field.
Hannum then scored on an RBI single from Andre Weber to extend the lead to 4-0.
Meanwhile, senior pitcher Evan Tidwell began rolling through his second meeting with the Eagles in five days and third this season.
"I just tried to get out ahead in the count early and then be able to work around," the Northwestern State commit said. "After you play 'em so many times, we have charts and stuff like that and know where they can and can't hit, so once I get ahead in the count, we can start working on what they can't hit or what they have trouble hitting off of … That's the main thing is getting ahead and then working to their weakness."
Tidwell allowed a hit to senior left fielder Hezekiah Randolph, a UNO commitment, to start the game, then retired the next 11 Eagles in order.
Parkview Baptist finally threatened again in the top of the fifth.
Catcher Hayden Nickens and second baseman Gage Pickett led off with back-to-back singles, then center fielder Josh Green reached on an error to load the bases with nobody out.
Right fielder Peter Currier singled through the left side to score pinch-runner Thomas Sparrow from third, and Pickett tagged up on a Randolph sacrifice fly to center field to cut the margin to 4-2.
"Right now we're struggling to get runs, we're struggling to get that big hit," Parkview Baptist Coach Darron Mitchell said. "We got two, but now the next step is getting four. It's getting that double in the gap with the bases loaded instead of a sac fly or a passed ball or whatever the situation is. We've got to find a way to get extra-base hits with guys in scoring position … We're not doing that yet, but once we figure it out, we'll be OK."
Designated hitter Chris Dupont grounded a ball back to Tidwell to move Green and Currier to second and third, and senior shortstop Brennan Bozeman, an LSU-Eunice signee, nearly snuck an RBI single through the infield.
Instead, his counterpart Cade Milazzo scooped the ball and fired to Vince who made a leaping catch, then got his foot back on first base in time to end the inning.
"That play right there at short, second and third with two outs, Cade Milazzo coming to get that play and then the kid picking it at first, that's a game-changer," Cassard said. "Because if not, one run scores, and then the next guy actually led off the next inning with a hit, so it's 4-4 if he doesn't make that play."
Zack Hamilton led off the top of the sixth with a single to right field, but Tidwell and Pace teamed up for a "strike 'em out, throw 'em out" double play in the next at-bat to help neutralize the Eagles' scoring chance.
Tidwell earned the six-inning victory, striking out three batters and allowing two runs — one earned — on seven hits.
"Evan pitched a great game," Cassard said. "He keeps the ball low and mixes his pitches. His breaking ball was a lot better today than it was Saturday when we played them. He's good. He's good on the mound. He's got a good presence."
Evan Wax and Travis Cliburn split the seventh inning to close the game.
Smith took the Eagles' loss with four runs — all earned — on six hits, two walks and one strikeout in four innings.
Hayden Schoen allowed one hit in the final two innings of work.
"The schedule that we play before district is meant to prepare us for the playoffs, obviously," Mitchell said. "And anytime you hang with these 5A teams and get a chance to win, that's a good thing. That shows us, 'We've got to work on this,' or 'We've got to get over that hurdle.'"
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Country music legend Mel Tillis has returned home after undergoing heart surgery in Nashville, Tennessee earlier this month (Mar14).
The Southern Rains hitmaker, 81, was admitted to TriStar Centennial Heart & Vascular Center over the weekend (08-09Mar14) for "a routine heart procedure". He was released from the hospital on Friday (14Mar14).
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• Objective.
—To determine the risk factors and short-term outcome until 3 years of age for subsequent wheezing in children with early childhood bronchiolitis or pneumonia.
—Prospective follow-up of a patient group.
—University hospital providing primary care for all pediatric patients of a defined area.
—One hundred twenty-seven children under 2 years of age hospitalized owing to wheezing (n=83) or pneumonia (n=44) during 12 months in 1981 to 1982. One hundred eight children completed the prospective follow-up until 3 years of age.
Main Results.
—The wheezing and pneumonia groups had equal viral and bacterial etiologic findings. History of wheezing, atopic eczema, and elevated serum IgE levels were more common in patients with wheezing than with pneumonia. Subsequent wheezing was seen after bronchiolitis in 76% (61 of 80) of the children at 1 to 2 years of age and in 58% (44 of 76) at 2 to 3 years of age. The respective figures were significantly lower, 9% (three of 33) and 16% (five of 32), in patients with pneumonia. An analysis of risk factors did not reveal any with a significant effect on subsequent wheezing.
—Subsequent wheezing is common after bronchiolitis, but rare after early childhood pneumonia, although caused by the same viruses or bacteria. Atopic diathesis is the host factor associated with initial wheezing. No genetic or enviromental risk factor had significant association with later wheezing.(AJDC. 1993;147:628-631)
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What are you most proud of? That my top turned out great and it's wearable and I've already worn it several times and had quite a few compliments and have even had a couple of people ask me wear I bought it... of course I proudly said "I made it".... I think those are the proudest moments... well for me anyway :)
Wow. That is a very flattering top and you look terrific in it. Do you mind sharing what pattern this is? I think I need it in my pattern stash. ;-)
Thanks Kathy and it's Simplicity 2634 from the Khaliah Ali Collection. This is definitely one pattern that will never be leaving my stash LOL
Chris I often look through the projects that others have done, but yours was the first to stop me dead in my tracks! it is breathtaking, you look absolutely stunning, you should be really proud of your work. I am a plus size and would love to make one similar, could you tell me the pattern no? I think you should post this picture everywhere for the world to see not just cratsy, it is way to good to keep quiet about it :-)
Hi Sue and thank you for a such a beautiful compliment! I have to admit I always feel great when I wear this top and it's definitely one of my favorites. I get quite a lot of compliments whenever I wear it as well and often get asked where I bought it... and as you know it's a lovely feeling when you get to say "I made it". The pattern is Simplicity 2634 (Khaliah Ali Collection) and this is view F. I haven't even blogged about this top as I only started blogging about my sewing project in December at http://ChrisLucas.com.au
Wow! Cut outs let out the heat too!.....I started sewing as a young teenager when I lived in Port Hedland....out of necessity....only one shop in those days.
It's still a necessity LOL... things haven't got much better with regards to shops and especially for plus sizes. I can't tell you how much wear I've had out of this top and you're so right about it letting out the heat :)
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Thank you! It's still one of my favourite go to tops :)
I really love your top. It is so pretty and it does look very flattering on you. Great job.
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Penn State could be on the verge of losing another of its verbal football recruiting commitments.
Several internet sources have reported that Skyler Mornhinweg, the quarterback from St. Joseph's Prep in Philadelphia and son of Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg, took a visit to Florida this weekend to check out the Gators. Mornhinweg has not publicly stated whether he was reaffirming his commitment or decommitting following a visit to Penn State last week, but there has been speculation that he'd take other visits before reaching a decision.
Penn State already has lost four other verbal commitments since the breaking of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, the latest being Massachusetts linebacker Camren Williams, who committed to Ohio State on Thursday.
New York defensive tackle Jarron Jones and Philadelphia-area offensive tackle J.J. Denman also decommitted from Penn State earlier in unrelated situations. Denman made a pledge to Wisconsin before Badgers assistant coach Paul Chryst became head coach at Pitt, and Penn State might be trying to make a renewed run at him.
It also looks like the Lions could be on the verge of making a new scholarship offer, this one going to 6-foot-6, 225-pound Central Dauphin defensive end Evan Schwan. Schwan burst onto the scene this year, recording 17 sacks and making first-team all-state in helping lead the Rams to a surprising PIAA Class AAAA championship.
Schwan is a self-proclaimed Penn State football fan. He is expected to receive a visit from Lion defensive line coach Larry Johnson in the next few days.
Penn State currently is in the midst of a big recruiting weekend, hosting about a half-dozen prospects from as far away as Washington state and Georgia.
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Members of Rosewood Baptist Church, including pastor Mike Collier, center, accept the ALS ice bucket challenge on Wednesday evening.
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Carl Grantham, left, an 82-year-old member of Rosewood Baptist Church, prepares for the ALS ice bucket challenge before Rex Harris douses water on him Wednesday night. The two men had a good-natured rivalry going into the challenge, resulting in their each participating twice.
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Shayla Zamarron, 11, accepts the ALS ice bucket challenge in honor of her great-grandmother.
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If it's a question of which is the more talented actor—Hank Azaria or Conan O'Brien's ex-sidekick Andy Richter—I definitely go with Azaria. But for Best Walter Mittyesque Sitcom of 2002, Richter's new vehicle (starting a planned 10-episode run March 19) has it all over Azaria's Imagine That, an NBC entry that came and went in January.
Like Azaria, Richter plays a writer with an active fantasy life. What I like about this show, though, is that the main character turns out technical manuals for a soulless conglomerate (maker of "everything from night-lights to nuclear missiles") rather than sketches for a TV comedy series. Andy aspires to write fiction but basically he's an ordinary guy—a role right for Richter—and the humor springs largely from the contrast between his fertile imagination and his dull, dry job. The writers evince an awareness of small corporate absurdities, such as sandwich theft from the employee refrigerator, and the funny business benefits from the work of James Patrick Stuart as a good-looking gold-brick, Jonathan Slavin as Andy's weird office mate and Paget Brewster as his semi-sympathetic supervisor.
The second episode delivers top-drawer black comedy when an employee dies on the job and his colleagues—sorrowful or not—are ordered to undergo grief counseling. Unfortunately, the April 2 episode wanders over the bad-taste line when Andy finds himself unable to break off an affair with a sexy anti-Semite.
Bottom Line: Andy proves handy
PBS (Mon., March 25, 9 p.m. ET)
Show of the week
James Agee's autobiographical novel A Death in the Family (published in 1957, two years after his death) tells a simple story with deep feeling but no cheap sentiment, and this Masterpiece Theatre version is movingly faithful to its spirit.
It's 1915 in Knoxville, Tenn. Mary (Annabeth Gish), the mother of 7-year-old Rufus (Austin Wolff), waits to hear whether her husband, Jay (John Slattery), survived a car crash. When the bad news comes it must be dealt with, even if Mary's Catholicism fails to provide the comfort she had a right to expect. "We go on," says Aunt Hannah (Kathleen Chalfant). It's as elementary—and profound—as that.
The standout in a fine cast is James Cromwell as Mary's father, a man of hard sense who bridles at the word "faith." Though Slattery pales a bit in comparison with Robert Preston in the 1963 film adaptation All the Way Home, we mourn the loss of his character as we should.
Bottom Line: Wise and touching drama
FX (Tuesdays, 10 p.m. ET)
Scratch the gritty surface of this new police drama and you'll find it's not a totally revolutionary contribution to the genre. It could be Homicide: Life on the Street transplanted from Baltimore to Los Angeles, and in fact the March 12 premiere and two more of the initial 13 episodes were directed by ex-Homicide actor Clark Johnson. But one thing sets The Shield apart: The most important character, brutally effective strike-team leader Vic Mackey (Michael Chiklis), is a detective so corrupt that he coldly murdered a fellow officer (Reed Diamond, another Homicide alum) who might have blown the whistle on his unit's illegal activities.
Far from his friendly top cop on The Commish and his house-husband turn on the sitcom Daddio, Chiklis plays this role to the hilt, lavishly displaying Vic's arrogance while letting us catch an occasional glimmer of his conscience. CCH Pounder also makes a strong impression as Claudette Wyms, a tough-minded detective who plays it straight but stays out of Vic's way.
Bottom Line: Arresting performances
Bottom Line: Not a hot time in any zone
BBC America (Sun., March 24, 10 p.m. ET)
In Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, Linda Loman says "attention must be paid" to her broken-down husband, Willy. Try this British TV movie from Trainspotting director Danny Boyle and you'll have no choice about paying attention to manic vacuum-cleaner salesman Tommy Rag (Timothy Spall from Topsy-Turvy and Vanilla Sky). The blighter's always yelling in your face.
Shot on digital video at all sorts of cockeyed angles—Tommy has his pedal to the metal and a camera in his glove compartment—Vacuuming will leave some viewers so overstimulated they'll be up half the night. Spall's expletive-filled performance is like his character's sales pitch—relentless and irresistible. Michael Begley makes the perfect foil as Pete, the wide-eyed trainee Tommy mentors so menacingly. Pete's true desire is to be a nightclub deejay, and I must confess my failure to grasp the metaphorical significance of his dance-music mix at the climactic company party. But see this one for its energy—and a strong dose of Spall.
Bottom Line: Plug it in
Sunday, March 24 ACADEMY AWARDS ABC (8:30 p.m. ET) Whoopi Goldberg emcees filmdom's big night from the new Kodak Theatre in Hollywood.
Monday, March 25 ULTIMATE GUIDE: ICEMAN Discovery Channel (9 p.m. ET) It's a Stone Age CSI as researchers examine a mummy murdered 5,300 years ago.
Tuesday, March 26 THE COURT ABC (10 p.m. ET) Sally Field dons the black robe for the debut of this Supreme Court drama.
Wednesday, March 27 MISUNDERSTOOD MINDS PBS (9 p.m. ET) A 90-minute special studies the struggles and successes of five children with learning difficulties.
Thursday, March 28 FRIENDS NBC (8 p.m. ET) Alec Baldwin guest-stars as Phoebe's new boyfriend, a real gusher of a guy.
Friday, March 29 PREMATURE BURIAL TLC (1O p.m. ET) Hold those last rites. Get the medical lowdown on why some poor souls have been mistaken for dead.
Saturday, March 30 LIVE BY REQUEST STARRING CLINT BLACK A&E (9 p.m. ET) The country crooner ain't killin' time; he's singin' what fans want to hear.
Judith Light tried life in the fast lane and regretted every minute of it. "I got a speeding ticket once," says the actress, best known for playing single mom Angela Bower on the 1984-92 sitcom Who's the Boss? "I was intimidated. I went to traffic school to get it taken off my record, and I never got another ticket again."
That straight-arrow attitude will come in handy now that Light, 53, is back on the right side of the law playing executive assistant district attorney Elizabeth Donnelly on NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. "She's really the head of the prosecuting team and she's very tough," says the actress. "The stories are very gritty."
Light has shown some grit of her own in recent years. She returned to the theater in 1999 following a 22-year absence and shaved her head to play cancer patient Dr. Vivian Bearing in an Off-Broadway production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Wit. "It grew back a little bit thicker," says the actress, who lives in Manhattan with her husband of 17 years, actor Robert Desiderio, 50. "My husband was very glad."
In April, Light will show off even more pluck, when she and Desiderio travel to South Africa for a 75-mile wilderness hike to raise money for South African AIDS charities. Growing up, "my idea of camping was the 20-ft. extension cord," she says. "So I'm a little nervous." She does, however, know what to pack. "When you don't have showers for a week," she says, "deodorant is a must!"
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The following incidents were obtained from Goose Creek Police Department reports:
• A Hastie Drive resident recently found the passenger side window of her Toyota Camry broken. Several valuables were stolen from the vehicle. Missing items include a camouflage toy tent, a Carolina Gamecock book bag with miscellaneous clothing, a purse and various bank, credit and membership cards. The total value of the missing items is about $160.
• A 26-year-old Goose Creek man was caught with his pants down in the middle of a recent day.
A delivery driver was making a delivery to Shannon Park Apartments just after Noon and flagged down a police officer after seeing what she thought was a man pleasing himself in the wood line. The officer pulled closer in his patrol vehicle and saw the subject standing still with his pants by his ankles.
The officer told the subject to exit the woods line, to which he did not comply, but rather attempted to hide behind a pine tree. The subject fled on foot but was apprehended without incident or use of force. The subject was arrested for indecent exposure and taken to the detention center.
• An Indigo Road residence was recently spray painted with what the victim fears to be gang symbols. The vandalism took place sometime during the previous night, the victim said. The officer observed that the spray paint formed unknown shapes or symbols. They were on the east and south facing sides of the residence.
• A Summerville man was riding his bicycle down St. James Avenue on a recent night when he became the victim of a hit and run. The victim said he was traveling down the road on his bike when he was struck in the back by a passing vehicle's mirror. He was unable to get a close look at the vehicle that hit him.
The victim was transported to nearby hospital for treatment of his injuries.
• On a recent afternoon a woman entered a video rental store off St. James Avenue and walked out after placing a DVD into her large, black purse. An alarm went off as she exited and the clerk followed the suspect into the parking lot and asked: "Are you going to pay for that?"
The only answer she received was a glare as the suspect entered a small vehicle with no hubcaps on the passenger side. The clerk said another woman was with the suspect at the time and likely knew what the suspect was up to. The clerk wrote down the license plate number and turned it in to police.
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Add some color to your front door with this easy and quick 5 Minute Spring Bouquet from Jessica Hill. This beautiful door decoration can be made with whatever flowers you'd like and it's so easy to put together! Use it either indoors or out to celebrate spring!
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Suction the bouquet holder to the door. Use a little spit if you have to.
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Add a piece of rolled tape to the back of the bouquet holder and tie on a length of wired ribbon in a coordinating color.
- And just that quick, you are finished! When you tire of one bouquet, you can easily swap the flowers out for new blooms.
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Ramirez, who played third base this season for the Marlins, is expected to play shortstop until former Loon standout Dee Gordon returns from the disabled list.
Eovaldi pitched for the Loons in 2009, going 3-5 with a 3.27 earned run average in 96 1/3 innings. He walked 41 and struck out 71.
Two years later, Eovaldi made his Major League debut with Los Angeles, pitching in 10 games, including six starts. The right-handed starter was 1-2 with a 3.63 ERA. In 34 2/3 innings, Eovaldi walked 20 and struck out 23.
This season, Eovaldi began the season back in Double A Chattanooga but was promoted during the season. He was 1-6 in 10 starts with a 4.15 ERA. In 56 1/3 innings, Eovaldi walked 20 and struck out 34.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - Shepherd engineered a masterful second-half comeback but had its two-game win streak snapped, as the Rams fell late to West Virginia Wesleyan behind clutch shooting by Bobcat guard Marquis Weddle.
Weddle posted a game-high 33 points, leading Wesleyan to a 83-78 win in a West Virginia Conference men's basketball contest.
None of Weddle's points were bigger than his final 3-pointer with 37 seconds remaining in regulation, giving Wesleyan back the lead after the Bobcats blew a 17-point second-half advantage and trailed 78-76 with 1:03 to play.
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"He can make some big shots," Shepherd coach Justin Namolik said. "He hit a lot of them tonight. I thought we did a decent job on him, but when you expend that much energy in the second half to get back in the game, you get kind of tired and make mistakes. I think that is what ultimately got us."
Shepherd, which recovered from a 42-33 halftime deficit to overtake Wesleyan with 5:55 left to play, never regained the lead after Weddle's backbreaker and fell to 10-13 overall, 7-11 WVC.
Chad Moore, who has led Shepherd in scoring in four straight contests, paced the Rams again, tossing in 21 points. Moore is leading the Rams with a 17.3 average this season.
Marcus Pilgrim finished with 14 points and Jonathan Motichka added 12 to round out the Rams' double-digit scorers. Moore and Dave Karlson added five rebounds each to lead Shepherd.
Motichka, who posted a 4-for-4 night from 3-point range, became the 35th Ram to reach 1,000 career points on his first bucket of the game.
Besides Weddle, three Bobcats reached double figures. Neven Zeravica finished with 19 points, Reggie Chambers finished with 12 and Colby Wohlleb added 11.
Weddle gave Wesleyan its biggest advantage at 61-44 with 11:50 to play on one of his game-high five 3-pointers.
Shepherd answered emphatically with an impressive 29-8 run over the next 7:22, tying its biggest second-half lead at 73-69 on a Marcus Pilgrim jumper with 4:28 remaining.
"Thursday night and tonight, we've been playing with fire," Namolik said. "Those nights, we've dug ourselves a hole in the first half. In the second half, we had to fight to come back. Thursday night, we were able to get there. Tonight, we fought back at the end, but there was a lot of time on the clock.
"You've got to credit West Virginia Wesleyan because they kept fighting."
Aeron Spencer's 3-pointer with 5:55 to play gave the Rams their first lead, 58-57, since midway through the first half.
Weddle then led a late Bobcat rally, scoring 12 points in the final four minutes, punctuating his performance with a clutch 3-pointer despite heavy pressure from Spencer with 37 second to give the Bobcats the lead for good at 79-78.
Wesleyan went 4 for 4 from the line in the final seconds to seal the victory and improve to 13-8, 9-8.
Both teams shot well, particularly in the second half when the Rams converted 60.7 percent (7 for 11 from 3-point range) of their attempts and the Bobcats 61.9 (5 for 9 from long range). Shepherd finished with a 57.7-percent effort, while Wesleyan posted a 58.0-percent mark.
Rebounds were even at 23-23. Shepherd committed 15 turnovers and Wesleyan 13.
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Guy Lapointe's No. 5 will hang from the Bell Centre rafters beginning next season when the Montreal Canadiens retire his jersey.
Lapointe will become the 18th player to be honoured by the Habs with jersey retirement and the second with the No. 5, joining Bernie Geoffrion.
The longtime defenceman played 777 regular-season and 112 playoff games for Montreal and was a part of six Stanley Cup champions in the process.
Lapointe was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993. Next season he'll become the first Habs legend to have his jersey retired since Emile Bouchard and Elmer Lach in December 2009.
``I am beyond proud of my dad!'' Lapointe's daughter Stephanie wrote on Twitter Wednesday. ``Finally he is being awarded this honour!''
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On 1-14-2014, at 1:33 pm, Officers from the Monona Police Department responded to the Tobacco Outlet store, 6300 Monona Drive, Monona, WI, for a reported armed robbery.
Employees reported they were robbed of cash and merchandise by a subject armed with a handgun.
A witness observed the sole offender flee on foot running east across an open field just north of the store. A perimeter was established and a K-9 track ended in the 6200 block of Roselawn Avenue (near Monona and Broadway).
Offender described as a black male, early to mid-20's, 5'7" tall, medium build, last seen wearing a white t-shirt under a black hooded sweatshirt.
If anyone has information on this incident please contact the Monona Police at (608) 222-0463, Crime Stoppers at (608) 266-6014, or you can text your information to "MONONA" and TIP411 (847411).


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(from the last bottling of this cuvee, done in February of this year): Pale yellow. Oyster shell, menthol, mint and a whiff of flowers on the nose. Dense on the palate, with pear and peach fruit flavors complicated by anise and a hint of honey. Shapely, balanced village wine, but a bit youthfully aggressive.
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By Janet
from Kelowna
Bought these for my grandgirl who loves her flip flops and a size 11 is difficult to find. I hope they are not too big and true to size as I will not be able to return them. Will know after she gets them as one of her birthday gifts. I am quite sure she will like the ortho shoes as she is on her feet a lot. Jury is still out on these flip flops.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By boise b.c..
from BC
The foot bed in this brand is my favourite. After wearing something else in the day, I put on my orthoheels as soon I get home and use them as slippers. I highly recommend them. I just purchased a pair for my husband. There are many styles so be sure to get a style that fits your foot well and you will be hooked.
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Fashionable Sandal
By Forthy
from Kitchener Ontario
I ordered size 10 pewter but normally wear a 9.5 - 10 and found it rather large so returned and ordered a 9. Fits well and the top design is no longer too big for my foot. That design is what peaked my curosity and I find it really dresses up a rather boring sandal. I have only worn them for 1/5 hour so far and they felt pretty good. My only concern is the toe strap, as you can feel a scratching going on between the toes. I still have plenty of time to break them in before our winter holiday, I hope I don't encounter any problems as I accidently threw out the sales slip and box. Will need to be more careful in the future as I may be stuck with a pair of useless summer sandals.
( 3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Good sandal for wider feet
By WENDY
from CALGARY
This is my second pair of sandals (purchased ones in the bronze colour) They both fit different which is not impressive but with my feet being wide I'm able to wear them - for some reason my bronze coloured sandals seem to be a higher quality than the peach coloured sandals. The foot bed is still very comfortable and the top of the sandal does not rub my foot as I have very flat, wide feet. Would only recommend to a friend if they had wide feet.
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By Chelsea
from Whitby, Ontario
Ordered my usual size 6 - disappointed to find that the part of sandal with cut out detail was too big/loose for me. Furthermore, the metal cut out was not smooth on the underside. It kept rubbing against my skin. Love my Orthaheel, but had to return this one.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Lina
from COURTICE
I stand all day at work so when I come home put them on right away, they give me such comfort and relive from wearing high heels .This is my third purchase from orthaheel, but these are my favorite I got them in coral color and have allot of compliments when I were them, people ask me where I got them.
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from MJ, Sask.
I have several pairs of Orthaheel flipflops & I love each & everyone. I ordered this pair for my daughter. I haven't talked to her recently about them, but I'm sure she's finding them to be just great.
Poor fit
I ordered size 6 and sandal was way too lose. Have been wearing Orthaheel's size 6 for sometime and never have problem with the fit. This time however is different. The metal triangle on the top part of sandal does not have a smooth finish on the underside, and keeps scratching the top part of my foot Love the coral shade, but had to return item to TSC.
( 1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By Ali
from Bobcaygeon, Ontario
These shoes are amazing, they fit the sole of my feet perfectly...closing the gap I normally have from my high arch. I have planters fasciitis and (as some of you may know) stylish summer shoes are hard to find...flip flops just don't work! I can wear theses shoes walking, working around the yard, and I can even dress them up. I didn't have the same reaction to the buckle (some reviews said it scratched them) and the space between the top of my foot and the top of the shoe is perfectly appropriate (some reviews mentioned the space was too big and their foot slipped). These sandals are amazing, the price, the colour choices, the cushion-y sole and most importantly the comfort and relief from sore feet and legs! Saving up for another pair !!!!
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Nice design, poor fit
By SUNSHINE
from EDMONTON
I was very disappointed when I tried these on. I have the Tide sandal, which fits perfect. I love the design and color (bronze) of this one, but the toe strap isn't placed properly. The leather which comes down to the fabric toe part comes down too far and rubs on the top of your toe. I developed blisters on my toes of both feet within 1/2 hour of waling around the house. I thought I could make them work, but at this price, I'm not willing to "settle". Orthaheel, you DO make a good product....I own serveral of your pieces. But you missed the mark on the fine details for a proper fit.


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The Washington Post announces that Tim Pawlenty is throwing his hat into the ring for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination.
Take back that hat, Tim!
The man from Minnesota made the single stupidest remark I heard at the Conservative Political Action Conference. I live-blogged it at the time and will repeat the relevant part here:
Hey, he just uttered the new dumbest line I've ever heard.
First he asked people to compare a wedding with a cash bar to a wedding with an open bar. At which one are the most drinks consumed?
At that point I said to the guy next to me: "Who's ever heard of a cash bar at a wedding?"
Not me.
But then he mentioned recently talking to a Wall Street crowd and someone asked the obvious:
Who the hell would have a cash bar at a wedding?
That's what's wrong with the Wall Street, he said.
No, that's what's wrong with Minnesota, you stupid hick!
The cheapest, most stingy person I ever met in Jersey wouldn't dream of having a cash bar at a wedding. If you can't afford to pay for drinks, tell your daughter to elope.
It doesn't matter if you live in Brick Township or Rumson - where a lot of those Wall Streeters live. I've been to weddings in both towns - with plenty of beer at both.
But I've never been to one where they charged me for a beer.
Glad I don't live in Minnesota.
By the way, Pawlenty happens to be an apostate Catholic. I can see why he left the church and became a Baptist. We Catholics know how to have fun.
After that he made the usual moronic observations about foreign policy. He had a laundry list of nations he wants us to go to war over, from Poland to Colombia. But he also want to make big cuts in the budget, which we can't do if we're going to keep going to be the world's policeman.
He's gone offstage, back to the land where people are so cheap they won't spring for a keg at a wedding.
Good riddance.
ALSO, speaking of wine and weddings: Did Jesus have a cash bar at Cana? As a product of the Catholic schools, I've never been a big fan of characters like Pawlenty who change religions as if they were shopping at a strip mall. And I've never been a fan of the various fundamentalist sects that somehow manage to convince themselves that it's a sin to drink alcoholic beverages.
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HAVING finally agreed a new contract with Celtic, Martin O'Neill moved swiftly yesterday to strengthen his squad by snapping up Livingston goalkeeper Javier Sanchez Broto.
The 31-year-old Spaniard was at Parkhead for a medical yesterday, and all being well, is expected to be in O'Neill's squad for the Scottish Cup tie against St Mirren tomorrow. "I'm very happy with the move," said Broto. "Celtic are one of the biggest teams in Europe, not just in Scotland."
Having let Jonathan Gould go to Preston North End recently, and being without Rab Douglas, who has had a hernia operation, until next month, Celtic were already in the market for another goalkeeper.
The urgency of their search increased earlier in the week when Magnus Hedman pulled out of the Lisbon Lions testimonial match with a groin strain, and, though Hedman said yesterday he would be fit for the St Mirren match, the acquisition of Broto is a useful insurance policy.
The former Malaga player will be a loss to Livingston, but the Almondvale club's team manager, Jim Leishman, was doing his best to be philosophical yesterday. "We always thought that Javier would be moving during the winter break, but we didn't think it would be as early as this week.
"Then on Tuesday night we heard that Celtic were interested, and everything moved very quickly from there. Javier has done very well for us, but you move on. You go forward."
Brought to Scotland in August 2000 by the then-Airdrie manager Steve Archibald, Broto moved from Broomfield to Almondvale in March 2001. His contract was due to expire in the summer, and by selling him Livingston have secured some much-needed funds.
It remains to be seen, of course, whether Broto is anything more than a stop-gap signing. Hedman said yesterday that he would definitely be available for the cup match, meaning that the new signing may well begin his Celtic career in the way it could easily continue - on the subs bench.
"I felt a bit of tightness in my groin and spoke to the doctor," Hedman said on the Celtic website about the reason for pulling out of the Feyenoord match. "He felt that we would be as well leaving it because there was no point in taking any chances before Saturday's game. It was a good decision, because now I expect to be fully fit for Saturday. The main thing for me is to be fit, have a good game and then keep that going."
In the absence of Hedman and Douglas, 17-year-old David Marshall took over in goal on Wednesday night. "I thought he did all right," said Hedman. "There wasn't anything he could do about the goals and he looked solid in the things that he did. It was a great learning experience for him."
As well as losing Broto, Livingston also came to an agreement with Aberdeen yesterday to release Michael Hart immediately. The formalities of the deal should be completed tomorrow and an estimated 30,000 will change hands for the midfielder, who had already signed a pre-contract agreement to rejoin the club that released him on a free transfer two years ago. It was the first pre-contractual deal between two Scottish clubs, and it was in the interests of both to settle the matter now, rather than have Hart continue as a Livingston player for months after having publicly committed himself to Aberdeen.
While goalkeeping is recognised as a specialist position and therefore exempt from the 14-day clearance rule, outfield players are not. Hart is thus not eligible to play against Queen of the South tomorrow, but he will be available for subsequent rounds should Aberdeen successfully negotiate the visit to Dumfries.
The modest sums accrued by the Hart and Broto deals may yet enable Livingston to secure the services of Guillermo Amor, the former Barcelona player who has been training with the Almondvale club for the past couple of weeks. The West Lothian club came under increased financial pressure this week when Sergio Berti won his appeal against dismissal from the club, and Leishman feared that the Amor deal was in jeopardy as a result.
"The Berti decision will probably have an effect on the Amor deal," Leishman said. "That would be a real shame, because he has been very impressive in his time here."
Now the money from the Hart and Broto transfers will at least partially counterbalance the cost of honouring the remaining two years on Berti's contract. As a consequence, Livingston should clinch a deal with Amor today.
Martin O'Neill has been cut from 5/2 to 7/4 favourite to become the next permanent manager of Manchester United by bookmakers William Hill, who make England boss Sven Goran Erikkson 7/2 second favourite. "Signing a contract at Celtic has not prevented punters from speculating that O'Neill is biding his time for the United job," said William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe.


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Is it really time to start this debate already? Don't lie to me IWC; some of you were thinking this, just like you were thinking Triple H wasn't going to wrestle anymore.
Events like these have to be treated with some logical thinking and what makes "good business."
If that would be taking the belt off of Orton and Cena by putting them in feuds for the other titles, so be it. It could also be making the main event match at Night of Champions Daniel Bryan vs. Christian. I can take a hint; the IWC would pay hundreds to see that.
I digress; CM Punk is caught in the middle of something interesting yet predictable at the moment. This Monday night, we saw Kevin Nash get hired back to WWE by Funkman himself. Triple H, not happy about this, scheduled a match that both superstars wanted badly.
It was going to be CM Punk vs. Kevin Nash at Night of Champions. Boy, do things change ever so quickly. After a few jabs to the gut by Punk, Triple H came close to kicking his teeth down his throat, but held back.
Who will at Night of Champions?
When this all started, there was a 100 percent chance Trips would be wrestling before Wrestlemania 28, but this is a bit sooner than expected.
On Smackdown Tuesday, the contract signing was held. And here is part two.
Each had some choice words to say. CM Punk talked about how he wanted to make this fun again and compared Hunter to Vince McMahon. He didn't compare them in the way you were thinking, for those who missed Smackdown.
Punk explained how Vince has lost touch with the WWE Universe and what they really want. Is that true? In my opinion, that is spot on. If Vince hasn't lost touch, why isn't Drew McIntyre on Raw? Not to revisit past arguments, but where is John Morrison or Dolph Ziggler in the main event?
Those are just a few examples of how Vince lost touch. At Night of Champions, that will be the true test if the WWE will change for the better. I'm expecting Triple H to have a clean victory. That might be the pessimist in me, but I call it as I see it.
Before Capitol Punishment, didn't CM Punk have a seven pay-per-view losing streak? Then again, he wasn't on top at that point.
One question still remains, where does Nash fit into this? There have been countless articles on an nWo vs. DX rejuvenation. To their dismay, that's not going to happen. Nash seems to despise Triple H and Punk, which boggles fans minds.
What will Nash's role be at Night of Champions? Granted, we still have two more episodes of Raw to go, but a lot of questions need answers.
My prediction: Kevin Nash will screw Triple H and Punk will win the match. There must be a winner in this match, or the build-up WWE produced may be known as useless.
Like I noted above, a new world order simply will not happen, but Nash could recruit some cronies of his own just to boss everyone around. Does this mean Triple H and Punk will join forces?
What will take place following the contract signing on Raw these next two weeks? Could R-Truth and Miz actually join forces with Nash? What does Stephanie McMahon have to do with this whole feud and who sent the text?!
Those are just a few questions that will be answered...soon enough.
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After a 17-year hiatus, the Peoria Rivermen will welcome back "Rocky" as its mascot for the team's inaugural season in the Southern Professional Hockey League. A fan favorite during Peoria's IHL era, the beaver mascot will be in attendance at all 2013-14 home games, sporting the team's new logo and colors.
The decision to bring Rocky back is part of an on-going process to reinstate past Rivermen traditions for the upcoming season and beyond.
"This season is all about the fans," Rivermen co-owner Bart Rogers said. "We intend to bring back the history and traditions of Rivermen hockey to fans in central Illinois. Rocky had always been a special piece of the franchise and we are thrilled to have him return."
Rocky made his debut appearance during the 1991-92 season and was an icon at Rivermen home games for much of the early to mid 90's. He stuck with the franchise until the "Captain" took over in 1996.
Rocky will make his first public appearance during the "Meet the Rivermen" season ticket holder party on Wednesday, Oct. 23rd.


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Two Sutter County women have died from the West Nile virus, bringing the total number of deaths in Northern California to at least five, health officials said Thursday.
Mosquito and Vector Control will spray for the virus in San Joaquin and Placer counties Thursday night.
In Placer County, residents can expect the spraying to take place from 8 to 10 p.m. in agricultural areas west of Sheridan and residential spots in Roseville, west of Fiddyment Road -- between Blue Oaks and Baseline boulevards.
In San Joaquin County, it will happen between the hours of 8 and 11 p.m., in the Spanos Golf Course area and the Oak Grove Park region of Stockton.