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In January 2010, at the conclusion of the Australian Open, the tennis cognoscenti spoke as one. Roger Federer, who had just won his 16th major singles title, was the greatest tennis player in the sport's history.
"He's the best I've ever seen," John McEnroe said. By this time Mac had seen Federer's chief rival, Rafael Nadal, play hundreds of times.
Three-and-a-half years later, the fickle winds of tennis punditry have shifted. Now Nadal, with an incredible comeback season after losing seven months to knee problems, is increasingly viewed as the greatest of all time. Or at least the greatest-in-waiting. It seems clear that Federer's career record for Grand Slam singles titles, now at 17, is destined to fall to his younger rival.
In this computer-dominated age, we are all slaves to numbers. And Nadal's numbers speak loudly, especially his dominating head-to-head record against Federer.
But whoever becomes the consensus greatest of all time (and Nadal is indeed making a strong case for himself), let's hope our imaginations can remain unimpeded by arithmetic. That's what the greatest athletes have always done for us: they expand our dreams; they make the cold, hard reality of data seem slight, untenable.
Let's consider Babe Ruth. The Sultan of Swat no longer holds Major League Baseball's record for home runs in either a season or a career. He's fallen to second on the career runs-batted-in list and is 10th in batting average. He did not make it to 3,000 career hits, the standard for Hall of Fame hitters.
But so what? He remains, and will forever remain, the greatest baseball player who ever took a breath. That's because Ruth single-handedly changed the nature of professional baseball, creating our ongoing love affair with the long ball and elevating the sport into the realm of cultural myth. He was, writes Bill Bryson in his new book One Summer: America, 1927, "the most brilliant, headstrong, undisciplined, lovable, thrillingly original, ornery son of a bitch that ever put on a baseball uniform." Sixty years after Ruth passed into the ether, adolescent boys still know his name and, just as Ruth supposedly did, extravagantly point to the distant spot they plan to hit the ball.
This criterion for greatness, the criterion that lasts (because records, we all know, are made to be broken), is why John McEnroe retains a place in tennis' greatest-ever debate, despite his slight C.V. in comparison to those of Pete Sampras, Rod Laver, Federer and Nadal. Like Ruth with baseball, he was the player who, more than anyone else, remade tennis into a modern, big-time, blaring, bleating professional sport. It's been argued that he was a much-needed real-life Holden Caulfield out to expose the old-school, country-club tennis establishment's phoniness. His gorgeous, "pointillist" tennis was a bonus that helped fuel the revolution.
This definition of greatness also bodes well for Federer, though for very different reasons. After the upheaval caused by McEnroe and his fellow rebels without causes in the 1970s and '80s, Federer has come to represent the return of sophistication, of tennis as glorious, meritocratic elitism. The 32-year-old Swiss gives the sport an appealing, 21st-century imperial gloss just as it seeks to stretch out into previously unconquered territory in Asia and other rising locales. When Federer toured South America last year for a series of exhibitions, people poured into the streets to meet him at every stop. But it wasn't ordinary celebrity-worship at play; it was more like the British king in the early 1900s unexpectedly coming to tea at a commoner's flat. "They cry, and they shake, and they are just so, like, not in awe but so happy to meet you," a stunned Federer told a reporter during the trip.
Such an image of Specialness, a category above and beyond mere celebrity, took hold in large part because of the kind of tennis Federer plays: extravagant, geometry-busting, god-like. This is the place for the obligatory "Federer Moments" quote from the late David Foster Wallace's famous 2006 essay, which we'll refrain from offering up since every tennis fan has memorized the piece by now. The essay's existence and cultural ubiquity matter, though. Tennis scribes have been offering their own versions of it, in one way or another, for the past seven years.
Michael Steinberger, in his plea for us to remember the Swiss great despite his shocking early exit from this year's U.S. Open, is the latest to call forth Wallace. Sports achievements are about winning, Steinberger acknowledged -- and Federer has done more than his fair share of that. But sport isn't just about winning. At its best, it's also about adding a touch more beauty to the world.
"The fact that Federer, in addition to all the winning, has been able to conjure such ethereal tennis while matching the firepower of his rivals and at a time when so many things -- the rackets, the strings, the courts, the size, strength and speed of the players -- conspire against the expression of beauty in tennis, is testament to his greatness."
In other words: Here we all are, still talking about "Federer moments." And we will continue to talk about them in the years ahead since, unlike most of Laver's great moments, they really will live on, thanks to the endless TV coverage that was unavailable during Rod the Rocket's time.
Of course, it can't be as simple as that. When Nadal went to South America early this year to work himself back into Grand Slam shape, his presence didn't provoke anything close to the shocked, sobbing reaction that Federer's did. This is chiefly about media-age image building, a triumph of marketing as much as personality. Federer has a regal quality about him that in many quarters overwhelms Nadal's humble, earthy persona. But the thing is, we'll be talking about Nadal moments, too, in the years ahead -- like the one below from the U.S. Open that quickly made its way around the world. His tennis isn't "ethereal" like Federer's; his game is more dependent on the modern rackets and strings and courts. But nevertheless, he also regularly makes our jaws drop. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and many thousands of serious fans observe great beauty in Nadal's muscular tennis.Ultimately, this is good for Federer. It is difficult to relate to or even appreciate a great athlete once he becomes a legend. (Did Babe Ruth really point to the right-field bleachers during a 1932 World Series at-bat and then deposit the ball right where he had indicated?) We tend to expect constant Federer Moments from Federer because, well, he's Roger Federer. Rafael Nadal reminds us that his great rival is human, which only makes us appreciate Federer's genius all the more.
Now the question is becoming, Can the aging Swiss stay in Federer-like form long enough to keep Rafa himself from being encrusted with the expectations reserved for legends? With a little luck, he'll get one last chance in 2013 to help keep Rafa human -- by facing him at the ATP World Tour Finals, on the one surface (indoor hard court) where he remains unquestionably superior. And so the debate will rage on.-- Douglas Perry


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Author Affiliations: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, New York.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States,1 and high blood pressure is a leading risk factor. An extensive body of research describes a direct association between sodium intake and blood pressure.2 Current US recommendations advise adults to limit sodium intake to less than 2300 mg/d,3 and several demographic groups (blacks, middle-aged and older adults, and people with hypertension), which together compose 69% of US adults,4 to limit daily intake to 1500 mg. Despite these suggestions, adults consume an average of approximately 3500 mg of sodium per day.5
Individual efforts to reduce sodium intake have limited effect, likely because more than 75% of dietary sodium comes from packaged and restaurant foods.6 The American Medical Association has called on industry to reduce the sodium content of processed and restaurant foods by 50%. A reduction by this amount would save tens of thousands of lives each year,7,8 and this reduction could save almost $20 billion in health care costs annually.8
There are limited published data on the relationship between restaurant food and sodium intake. Using data from a large cross-sectional survey of patrons exiting fast food chain restaurants in New York City (NYC),9 we assessed the amount of sodium in meal purchases by fast food chain and by chain category.
All NYC fast food chains licensed by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene that provided nutrition information publicly as of March 1, 2007, were considered for inclusion in the study. When ice cream chains were excluded, 13 chains composed almost 90% of all eligible restaurants. From approximately 1625 eligible locations across the 5 boroughs of NYC, a random sample of 300 chain restaurants was selected. Eleven fast food chains and 2 coffee chains were represented; the 2 coffee chains were excluded from our analysis.
Data were collected from noon to 2:00 PM on weekdays from March 27 to June 8, 2007. Adult patrons (age ≥18 years) exiting the restaurant answered a brief survey and provided their purchase receipt in exchange for a $2 MetroCard.
Nutrition information was ascribed to each menu item using information posted on company Web sites as of March 1, 2007. A meal was defined as any purchase with at least 1 entrée. An entrée was defined as any item that was not a side order (eg, French fries, side salad) or a dessert.
To examine the distribution of sodium content, meals were categorized by sodium level: 600 mg or less, 601 to 1499 mg, 1500 to 2299 mg, and 2300 mg or greater. To assess the relationship between calorie and sodium intake, we calculated sodium density, defined as milligrams of sodium per 1000 calories.
SPSS 15.0 software (SPSS Inc, Chicago, Illinois) was used for statistical analyses. A 2-tailed t test (α level <.05) was used to test for differences in mean sodium levels. For bivariate tables, the χ2 test was used to obtain P values.
The final sample size for the analysis of fast food meals was 6580 receipts from 167 locations, after purchases without entrees were excluded (n = 466). Meals averaged 1751 mg of sodium; 20% had greater than 2300 mg. At fried chicken chains, 55% of meals had more than 2300 mg of sodium, which was higher than the mean percentage at all chains (P < .001). Fried chicken chain meals averaged 66 more calories than burger chain meals (999 calories vs 933 calories; P = .007) but contained almost 900 mg more sodium (2441 mg vs 1548 mg; P < .001). Over half (57%) of all purchases exceeded the 1500-mg recommended daily sodium limit applicable to most Americans, this rose to 84% in fried chicken chains. Mean sodium density for all meals purchased was 2136 mg per 1000 calories (Table).
This study extends analyses of the nutritional content of fast food from calorie to sodium content and shows that fast food is high in sodium as well as calories. Only 1 in 36 purchased meals met the Food and Drug Administration "healthy" sodium level for meals (600 mg), whereas 1 in 5 exceeded the recommended daily limit (2300 mg). Excess sodium intake was not simply the result of large portion size. Average sodium density was 2136 mg sodium per 1000 calories purchased, so even a patron who was mindful of calorie intake would likely exceed standards for healthy sodium intake.
Fast food is an important and growing contributor to dietary intake. Chain restaurant visits, both fast food and casual dining, now represent almost 75% of all restaurant eating occasions.10 However, reducing sodium content in fast food is possible and already under way in some settings. The United Kingdom has worked with fast food chains to obtain commitments to sodium reductions11; in 2004, McDonald's committed to a 30% sodium reduction in its chicken nuggets. The National Salt Reduction Initiative in the United States, coordinated by the NYC Health Department, is now working with the restaurant industry to define sodium targets and to secure industry commitments to reductions.
Important strengths of this study include the use of receipts of meals purchased rather than reliance on patron self-report and the large sample of patrons from randomly selected locations. Limitations include a lack of patron demographic data. In addition, participants were not asked about salt added at the table, potentially underestimating sodium content per meal. A meal as defined in this study may not include purchases that a patron considers a meal, such as a large order of French fries, and may classify as a meal for some purchases that the patron viewed as a snack. Finally, the food establishments studied may not be representative of all fast food restaurants.
Fast food is not only a high-calorie but also a high-sodium food. Its widespread consumption contributes to current high levels of daily sodium intake in the United States, higher blood pressure, and the resulting burden of cardiovascular disease. Consequently, reducing sodium levels in fast food meals is a public health priority. Our findings support the need for the fast food industry to focus on reducing sodium levels across product lines. Government, public health, and industry involvement to accelerate food reformulation will reduce blood pressure and save lives.
Correspondence: Ms Johnson, Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Control Program, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 2 Lafayette St, 14th Floor, CN-46, New York, NY 10007 (email@example.com).
Author Contributions: Ms Johnson had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis. Study concept and design: Johnson, Angell, Dumanovsky, Bassett, and Silver. Acquisition of data: Dumanovsky and Silver. Analysis and interpretation of data: Johnson, Angell, Lederer, Dumanovsky, Huang, Bassett, and Silver. Drafting of the manuscript: Johnson, Angell, and Lederer. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Johnson, Angell, Lederer, Dumanovsky, Huang, Bassett, and Silver. Statistical analysis: Dumanovsky and Huang. Obtained funding: Silver. Administrative, technical, and material support: Lederer, Huang, and Silver. Study supervision: Johnson, Angell, Bassett, and Silver.
Financial Disclosure: Ms Johnson formerly owned 200 shares of Yum! Brands Inc.
Funding/Support: This study was fully funded by NYC tax levy dollars.
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Jim Brady dies: Reagan aide, gun control advocate
WASHINGTON -- A major trait that endeared Jim Brady to the Washington press corps was his sense of humor, especially when he made fun of his own boss.
When Ronald Reagan was campaigning for president in 1980, Reagan drew scorn from environmentalists for saying that trees were a greater source of pollution than cars. Aboard the campaign plane, Brady pointed at a forest fire in the distance and yelled, "Killer trees! Killer trees!"
After the election, Reagan's advisers appeared hesitant to appoint Brady press secretary. But he got the job.
Brady, who died Monday at 73, would need humor and much more after March 30, 1981. On that day John Hinckley Jr. attempted to assassinate Reagan outside the Washington Hilton Hotel just two months into the new president's term. Reagan nearly died from a chest wound. Three others, including Brady, were struck by bullets.
Shot in the head, Brady lived through hours of delicate surgery and then many more operations over the years. But he never recovered the normal use of his limbs and was often in a wheelchair.
Still, along with his wife, Sarah, he went on to become the face and as much as possible the voice of the gun-control movement in the United States. A federal law requiring background checks for handgun buyers bears his name, as does the White House press briefing room.
Former first lady Nancy Reagan said Monday she was "deeply saddened to learn of Jim Brady's passing today. Thinking of him brings back so many memories -- happy and sad -- of a time in all of our lives when we learned what it means to 'play the hand we're dealt.'"
The lasting public image of Brady came from the worst day of his life. A news clip of the 1981 shooting, replayed often on television and in documentaries, showed him sprawled on the sidewalk after several Secret Service agents had hustled the wounded president into his limousine and others had pounced on Hinckley.
Brady died at a retirement community in Alexandria, Virginia. Survivors include his wife; a son, Scott, and a daughter, Melissa.


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A Canadian astronaut orbiting Earth received an honorary degree - a first in space - on Wednesday during a long-distance call from his college alma mater.
The University of Calgary in Alberta bestowed an honorary Doctor of Laws degree on Robert Thirsk, an astronaut with the Canadian Space Agency who is currently living aboard the International Space Station. Thirsk, 55, is a graduate of the university and Canada?s first long-term resident of the space station.
?This is indeed a special honor for me,? Thirsk said via a video link as his crewmate, Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata, presented him with a convocation cape aboard the station. ?If I can?t be in Calgary, I think the second best place to be is in space.?
Thirsk performed a somersault in weightlessness to show his excitement and answered questions from students at the university.
A veteran of two spaceflights, Thirsk holds several degrees in engineering and medicine, but received his first degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Calgary in 1976. He later obtained degrees in medicine and business, and joined Canada?s astronaut corps in 1983. Thirsk is from New Westminster, British Columbia in Canada, is married and has three children.
Thirsk is part of the space station?s first full six-person crew. He arrived in late May alongside a Russian cosmonaut and Belgian astronaut - representing the European Space Agency - to double what was then a three-man crew on the station. In addition to Thirsk, the station is currently home to two Russian cosmonauts, and one astronaut each from the United States, Japan and Belgium.
?To say we are watching this mission with great pride and interest is an understatement,? University of Calgary President Harvey Weingarten told the guests - including nearly 100 teenagers attending university summer camp programs - at Thirsk?s degree presentation. ?Dr. Thirsk is a tremendous ambassador for the University of Calgary and for Canada. His accomplishments are beyond impressive and he is a thoroughly genuine and compassionate person.?
Thirsk is the first of three Canadians to fly in space this year. On Saturday, NASA?s shuttle Endeavour is due to launch seven astronauts toward the station, including Canadian spaceflyer Julie Payette, who will make her second spaceflight. When Payette launches aboard Endeavour, two Canadians will be in space at the same time for the first time in history.
Later this year, a Canadian space tourist - Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Lalibert? - will also fly to the station under a multimillion-deal between Russia?s Federal Space Agency and the U.S. firm Space Adventures. Like Thirsk, Lalibert? will launch aboard a Russian-built Soyuz spacecraft from the Central Asian spaceport of Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
After receiving his degree, Thirsk stressed the importance of education to Canada?s space exploration efforts.
?When I was a student at University of Calgary 33 years ago, I had a dream of one day flying in space and being an astronaut,? he said. ?Fulfilling that dream is a great feeling. Education really is the key to making your dreams come true.?
Thirsk is slated to return to Earth this fall to complete a six-month mission at the space station.
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'Drawings…Collected cheifly [sic] from Noble-mens Houses'
John Carter
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The boudoir ceiling at Holdernesse House was similar to others that Stuart designed for Montagu House and Belvedere House. A visiting architect, John Carter, sketched a portion of the ceiling ornament in 1766. Carter made twenty-one drawings of the ornamental details of the house. These serve as the only record of several rooms lost in a later rebuilding.


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UX Lisbon is set for May 12 to 14 in Lisbon, Portugal. We are going
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Two Purdue professional flight majors are being praised for their roles in helping Marion Municipal Airport become 2015 Indiana Airport of the Year.
Student helps renovate UN General Assembly
The world was watching as Craig Lewis worked toward a very strict building deadline during his 2014 summer internship with Skanska in New York City. Skanska was in charge of one part of the renovation of the United Nations General Assembly, and it needed to be done by the opening of the 69th session Sept. 16. And as if the convergence of world leaders to the job site was not stressful enough, Lewis had to deal with a sudden promotion halfway through the job.
MET major helps University save money on energy
Johnny Frisco's work and recommendations are saving Purdue University money from reduced energy usage.
Frisco, a mechanical engineering technology major from Indianapolis, has worked for the Energy and Engineering Services division of the Office of Physical Facilities since May 2012.
As a student intern, he is charged with diagnosing problems and finding solutions to issues related to indoor air quality, HVAC systems or indoor plumbing.
Saudi Arabia experience includes study abroad, internship
Students and faculty from Purdue's Department of Building Construction Management visited Saudi Arabia for a second straight year last spring.


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outer layer of fascia; extend either down and up muscle fiber to end points and attach to bone and form a tendon
individual muscle fiber; third layer of connective tissue that surrounds the fascicles (in the perimysium)
compartment syndrome
"crush syndrome"; when compartment is deprived of oxygen and nourishment, the muscle and nerves begin to die
flat, sheetlike fascia, connects muscle to muscle or muscle to bone; third type of connection
The somatic motor nerve that supplies the muscles of the thigh has been severed. The person.
cannot walk
Which of the following causes the force-generating crossbridges?
the binding of the myosin head to actin
As the electrical signal travels through the T tubules, it causes the
release of calcium from the sarcoplasmic reticulum
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found in skeletal muscle, but not in smooth and cardiac muscle
Which of the following is not an event that occurs within the neuromuscular junction?
release of calcium from the sarcoplasmic reticulum
single muscle responds to stimulus, the muscle contracts and then fully relaxes. not useful physiologically
muscle is stimulated repeatedly, muscle has no time to relax and remains contracted. sustained muscle contraction
basis for naming muscles
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Education for All
The building blocks
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is proclaimed by the United Nations. Education is declared a basic right of all people.
The Declaration on the Rights of the Child. Education is declared a right of every child.
The Convention against Discrimination in Education is adopted by UNESCO's General Conference. It is the first international instrument with binding force in international law which develops the right to education in all its dimensions.
The International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination proclaims the right of all to education, regardless of race or ethnicity.
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women calls for the elimination of discriminating against women and for equal rights in education.
A teacher gives a math lesson in Suai, Timor-Leste.
The World Declaration on Education for All is adopted at the World Conference on Education for All in Jomtien, Thailand. Defined as a bold new direction in education, it declares that "Every person – child, youth and adult – shall be able to benefit from educational opportunities designed to meet their basic learning needs".
The E-9 Education Summit: governments from the world's nine high-population countries pledge to universalize primary education and significantly reduce illiteracy in their respective countries.
The Amman Affirmation adopted at the Mid-decade Meeting of the International Consultative Forum on Education for All, calls for accelerated efforts to meet the goals of Education for All set in 1990.
The report to UNESCO of the International Commission on Education for the Twenty-first Century promotes a holistic view of education consisting of four "pillars": learning to know, learning to do, learning to be and learning to live together. The text is widely adopted
The Dakar Framework for Action, adopted at the World Education Forum (26-28 April 2000, Dakar, Senegal) commits governments to achieve quality basic education for all by 2015, with a particular emphasis on girls' education, and a pledge from donor countries and institutions that "no country seriously committed to basic education will be thwarted in the achievement of this goal by lack of resources."


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At 6:55, the screams began.
A rustle behind the great purple curtain suggested to the crowd it might be the work of a Jonas brother. And all 12,000 haywired Hannah Montana fans knew that after they were done bellowing for the Jonas Brothers, it would be time for their idol to take the stage at Van Andel Arena.
It was enough to trigger what sounded like a million screams strong, but that was nothing compared to the volume achieved when Montana descended from the ceiling in a pink cube to sing a glossy ditty called "Rock Star."
From that moment, mania ensued.
Wearing her signature blonde Hannah Montana wig (also worn by numerous girls in attendance), the 15-year-old bounced around the stage like a glittery rubber ball, barely taking a breath before jumping into the cool "Life Is What You Make It," a favorite Hannah hit on Radio Disney.
Though I was prepared to show disdain for music that was canned goods with a short shelf life, I couldn't help but get into the techno-pop tune. Parts of it were shades of "My Sharonna" by The Knack. Other songs, such as "Northumberland" in the Miley Cyrus set, could be compared somewhat to early Madonna.
"Nobody's Perfect," the No. 1 Hannah Montana tune on Radio Disney, rocked nicely with some encouraging lyrics: "Everybody makes mistakes/Everybody has those days."
Low point: Filler songs, such as "Old Blue Jeans," and the ear-splitting shrieks all night long.
Time onstage: Jonas Brothers, 40 minutes; Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: 70 minutes
But it was hard to argue with the beaming faces of the girls -- and some boys -- who were having some good, clean fun at what was likely their first pop concert.
I was expecting a slight shift in genre when Hannah lost her blonde wig and "transformed" into the "real" girl, Miley Cyrus. The music was the same -- high energy, danceable bubblegum pop, with the only variations consisting of the Latin-infused "Let's Dance" and the encore, an acoustic tribute to Miley's late Grandpa, "Pappi." Impressively, young Miley sat on a chair and strummed her own accompaniment.
Still, a little too much similarity in song structure as tune after tune rolled off the Hannah hit machine.
Some fans were obviously there for the opening act, The Jonas Brothers, a trio who seemed unfazed by the fact the sound barrier had been broken by thousands of fanatical, screaming girls. ("I love you, Joe! Joe, I love you!" a girl behind me screeched urgently for the better part of the set.)
Kevin Jonas played guitar (a Gibson Les Paul), while heartthrob brother Joe Jonas made the girls melt with his lead vocals as well as his cartwheels, dancing and the manner in which he wielded a mean tambourine. Kid brother Nick, 15, also played guitar and shared vocal duties.
Their hits, including "Hold On," "Year 3000" and especially "SOS" were melodic with catchy hooks, grooving guitar riffs and punk inflections.
The Jo Bros were too much fun and also boasted some genuine musicianship. It was hard to say goodbye, but then again, we bought their CD on our way out.
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Please God, help me to throw off these soft chains that so easily entangle me, and let me press on to the high calling of sharing in the sufferings of Jesus, my Lord and King.
Keith Giles is an author, blogger and freelance copywriter in Orange County, California. WHAT IS SUBVERSIVE? It's a systematic overthrow of one system or power by those working from within. Jesus said the Kingdom of God was immediately accessible to all who follow Him. This is the Gospel message. This is subversive.
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Please God, help me to throw off these soft chains that so easily entangle me, and let me press on to the high calling of sharing in the sufferings of Jesus, my Lord and King.
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The best post you have written that touched my heart, Keith. Who can not resonate with this struggle? It is common to all of us at one time or another. I personally believe Jesus allows us to go through it because he is always has life in us that works like a tap root to search and stretch deeper than we have ever gone before into the love of God,.
He who despising the shame, sacrificed all for all shares his life as we share his suffering.
I want to put your post in my bible, because I know I will struggle with it again in a future season, as it has been a familiar struggle in my past.
Thanks for sharing so honestly and not rationalizing away what is a tendency for all of us.
May you now start enjoying the wonderful adventure of the depth of Christ's love and see even farther reaches of his kingdom in your life.
Btw, awesome shout out to your wife!!!
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thank you for this good post--i printed it so i can contemplate it
- co_heir said...
Thank you for sharing this. I've gone through this a few times in my life, and was in danger of falling back into it during the last 6 months. Fortunately, God won't let me numb my heart. I tried, and I just can't do it anymore. I guess I'll have to deal with the pain. :)


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Fast National ratings for Sunday, Aug. 30, 2009.
The NFL preseason showdown between the Bears and Broncos, featuring Jay Cutler's return to Denver, gave NBC a big audience on Sunday night. Meanwhile, the Daytime Emmys helped The CW to its best Sunday performance in memory (which isn't saying too much).
Among adults 18-49, NBC averaged a 2.8 rating, comfortably ahead of FOX's 1.8 rating in the key demographic. CBS' 1.6 rating and the 1.5 rating for ABC followed, with The CW's 0.5 rating coming in fifth.
Overall, NBC averaged an estimated 8.77 million viewers to go with a 5.5 rating/10 share. CBS was second for the night with a 4.2/7, far ahead of the 3.0/5 for ABC and FOX's 2.2/4. The CW wasn't that far back with a 1.6/3, which doesn't sound like much, but still doubles the netlet's usual Sunday audience.
CBS started the night in first with a 6.2/12 for "60 Minutes." ABC's "America's Funniest Home Videos" was second with a 3.7/7, nipping NBC's "Dateline" for the hour. FOX was fourth with "'Til Death" and "American Dad," which finished ahead of the 0.9/2 first hour of the Daytime Emmys coverage on The CW.
NBC moved into first at 8 p.m. with a 6.2/11 for the start of the NFL preseason game. CBS was second with "Big Brother," which did a 4.5/8. ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" was third, beating the 2.7/5 for FOX's two episodes of "The Simpsons." The CW's Daytime Emmys telecast improved to a 1.9/3 in its second hour.
The Denver-Chicago game was up to a 6.8/11 for NBC in the 9 p.m. hour. ABC's "Shark Tank" was second with a 3.0/5. FOX's "Family Guy" and "American Dad" beat the 2.3/4 for CBS' "There Goes the Neighborhood" and the 2.1/3 for The CW's awards telecast.
NBC stayed on top at 10 p.m. with a 5.6/10 for the football action. CBS' "Cold Case" was second, well ahead of the 1.7/3 for ABC's "Defying Gravity."
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Has George Clooney jumped back into the dating game?
After splitting with Stacy Keibler last July, Clooney, 52, attended a special screening of his latest movie, The Monuments Men, at the White House on Feb. 18 with President Barack Obama. And he brought British lawyer Amal Alamuddin, 36, as his personal guest.
"They were holding hands," says Harry Ettlinger, 88, one of the World War II soldiers whose efforts to recover stolen art from the Nazis inspired the film.
The Oxford- and NYU-educated Alamuddin, who speaks three languages and was voted No. 1 on London's "Hottest Barrister" list in 2013, "is a beautiful lady," Ettlinger tells PEOPLE. "I said to myself, 'George, you did a lot of good things and you sure know how to pick them!'"
After the screening, Alamuddin – who represents WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange – joined Clooney and his costars Bill Murray and Matt Damon at the Willard Hotel's Round Robin & Scotch Bar for a night cap.
"His arm was around her shoulder and she had hers around his," an observer tells PEOPLE. "They just seemed very, very together."
"They were stuck like glue," adds the observer.
Clooney and Alamuddin first sparked relationship rumors last October, when they were seen dining together at London's Berners Tavern.
"She was flirting like crazy while he was just playing it cool," an onlooker said at the time.
Clooney, who was also linked with several other women at the time, subsequently denied the two were an item, telling PEOPLE exclusively, "Three different stories in three weeks. I should be an athlete. But, no of course, it's all made up."
Since then, the actor has not commented on his relationship with Alamuddin. But in December he told W magazine that when it comes to the love of his life, "I haven't met her yet."
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Mariotti Show: Thursday September 19th
Missed part of the show? Here?s a rewind of the program on September 19, 2013.
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Hour One on The Jay Mariotti Show: September 19, 2013:
Jay can't decide if the AL wild-card race is akin to six punchdrunks in a barfight or classic drama. He goes with the barfight, but does acknowledge it's more fun to watch these battles of attrition -- Baltimore winning behind growing MVP candidate Chris Davis, Tampa Bay scratching out wins Maddon-style despite major blunders -- in the new two-qualifying-wild-cards format rather than slumbering toward the postseason. Jay says the Texas Rangers must be sick of the ``one strike away'' thing, having been one strike away from a 2001 World Series title and now one strike away in another game they choked away. Jay marvels at Davis, who will be front and center with Miguel Cabrera in MVP consideration if he wins the home-run and RBI races and the Orioles make the playoffs. Jay says he'd never order fans to go to a stadium, but if there was one game worthy of the ticket price in attendance-sad St. Petersburg, it's Yu Darvish vs. Matt Moore. Jay breaks down the Trent Richardson trade and applauds Cleveland's Joe Banner and Mike Lombardi for having the guts to do it; Richardson never should have been taken third in the first round in an era when elite runners are found in lower rounds (Alfred Morris) or aren't even drafted (Arian Foster), and it's clear Brandon Weeden isn't an NFL starter. The Browns took Indy's No. 1 pick and will add it to a motherlode of other draft picks next April, and it's certain they'll draft a quarterback high. But who: Teddy Bridgewater, Brett Hundley ... no, not Johnny Manziel. RIchardson will take pressure off Andrew Luck, but the Colts still don't have an offensive line and both Luck and Richardson will take poundings for an overrated team. Jay scolds NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for not having a stronger response to the reversal of Dashon Goldon's one-game suspension by appeals middleman Matt Birk; the league needs suspensions to stick so players will think twice about head-hunting. Too many violators -- Goldson, Bernard Pollard, Ndamukong Suh -- are showing no remorse for their actions, and the Players Association better not throw too much support behind the head-hunters because they're endangering the careers of other players/union members.
Hour Two on The Jay Mariotti Show: September 19, 2013:
Jay is shocked that the Buccaneers have made no bad news the last 18 hours. Darrelle Revis acted like a good leader when he visited coach Greg Schiano and said there was nothing to reports that he is unhappy in Tampa. Don't be shocked if the Bucs play the Patriots tough Sunday, given Tom Brady's struggles with his rookie receivers and his poor body language in dealing with frustrating. Jay wants to know if wife Gisele is helping Tom with his facial expressions. Andy Reid's return to Philadelphia is another socio-psycho drama in a city that has perfected the art form; only in Philly does the boo-or-cheer debate rage on louder than the game itself, and Jay predicts most will lightly cheer Reid while a vocal minority makes itself heard on the national telecase. Jay thinks Kansas City was the perfect landing spot for Reid, who sorely needed a scenery change, as did his quarterback, Alex Smith. Meanwhile, his successor, Chip Kelly, is catching the local heat now after he didn't know and NFL rule that might have helped the Eagles win Sunday. Jay raves about Mike Trout's unprecedented first two seasons and says he's watching Trout's breathtaking performances every night, even if no one else is. Baseball always survives in spite of itself, and the infusion of Trout, Manny Machado, Bryce Harper, Yasiel Puig and other electric young stars is saving the game. Jay says he used to hate the Wins Above Replacement stat because it symbolized the efforts of sabernerds to ruin a poetic game with metrics, but he's no longer at war with WAR because if quantifies exactly what Trout is achieving as a five-tool wunderkind. Jay says the Red Sox and Dodgers are his favorites to reach the World Series -- duh -- and lists the Cardinals and A's as teams best equipped to stop the Fox dream matchup.
Hour Three on The Jay Mariotti Show: September 19, 2013:
Jay resets the Trent Richardson trade and says Cleveland fans complain about everything. He understood, having been in the city for its epic sports losses and knowing that the town is economically depressed -- and will be for a long time, according to economists. Jay says the Dodgers still have issues, such as injuries and whether Puig will carry them, sabotage them or somehow do both in October. Jay introduces the weekend in college football and says Tajh Boyd's Heisman Trophy candidacy will be on display tonight for Clemson. Right now, AJ McCarron is Jay's early Heisman favorite. Jay welcomes NBC Sports Radio's Bobby Valentine for an interview, and Bobby urges the Yankees to not let Joe Girardi fly the coop this offseason. Jay can't believe the PGA Tour takes phone calls from TV viewers who think they've seen a rules violation on telecasts -- kind of rinky-dink right? Jay feels sorry for the Miami Heat's Chris ``Birdman'' Andersen for being the latest victim oe a Manti Te'o-like ``Catfishing'' scam and says we all have to be careful out there.
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Havana – Cuba will greet Pope Benedict XVI on his upcoming visit to the island with "affection and respect," President Raul Castro said Monday at a meeting in Havana with a delegation from the Vatican, state television said.
Gen. Castro welcomed the official announcement of the papal visit at a meeting with the chief organizer of the pope's international travels, Alberto Gasparri, who heads the Vatican delegation currently in Cuba.
"In the course of conversations the excellent state of relations between Cuba and the Holy See was evident as preparations for the visit were discussed," according to a news broadcast on Cuban television showing videos of the meeting.
Benedict XVI will travel to Mexico and Cuba in March on his second official visit to Latin America. He was in Brazil in 2007.
Cardinal Archbishop Jaime Ortega of Havana, papal nuncio Bruno Musaro and Cuban bishops conference president Dionisio Garcia were among those attending the meeting with Gen. Castro.
Also present were a number of Cuban government officials including Vice President Esteban Lazo, Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez, Cabinet secretary Homero Acosta and Caridad Diego, head of the ruling Communist Party's office of religious affairs.
The pope said at a Mass he officiated Dec. 12 in Rome that he intends to make an apostolic trip to Mexico and Cuba before Holy Week, to "proclaim the word of Christ there in the conviction that this is a wonderful time to preach the gospel with sturdy faith, vibrant hope and fervent charity."
The papal visit will coincide with Cuba's Jubilee Year celebrating the 400th anniversary of finding the image of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre, the island's patron saint.
Since last year Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre has been the inspiration of an unprecedented pilgrimage across the country that is now in Havana, where an outdoor Mass on the Avenida del Puerto thoroughfare will bring the devotional journey to an end on Dec. 30.
The trip of 84-year-old Benedict XVI will be the second of a pope to Cuba, which in 1998 welcomed the historic visit of John Paul II.


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Persona 4: Arena Finally Dated for Europe Following Delay
Written Monday, March 18, 2013 By Lee BradleyView author's profile
Zen United has announced the European release date and pre-order bonuses for Persona 4 Arena, following the game's mysterious delay.
The attractive 2D fighting game, a spin-off of the revered persona JRPG series, is out on May 10th has a bunch of tasty looking exclusive bits and bobs on offer for those that pre-order.
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Reasons for the changes
Callon and Leggett talked about their reasons for selecting Eddy to fill the position without interviewing other candidates.
"I've known Mr. Eddy for several months, and have come to believe that he is both a conscientious member of the community and an astute businessman," Leggett said. "He is a manager with leadership skills that will benefit the commission, and he has the time available to accept duties over and above the regular commissioner's meetings. That level of involvement is critical to the success of both the board and the district. I'm happy to have him with us."
Callon, who says he has known Eddy for about a year-and-a-half, added that he feels Eddy has shown a great deal of commitment to the community.
"I think that he's intelligent, independent, and a caring individual," Callon said. "These qualities are what we need on the board, so we are fortunate to be able to have Don with us."
Callon said an obligation to the business of the fire district drove the decision to appoint Eddy without waiting for a later date.
"We needed to move quickly to ensure that we could conduct the district's business in a timely manner, and I don't think that we'll regret getting him on board so quickly," Callon said.
Eddy will serve until the next available commissioner election, which is fall of 1997.
Commissioner Ben May could not be reached for comment about the board's actions.
CAC struck from agenda
Commissioner Callon also moved to permanently remove the Citizen Advisory Committee from the agenda for all future board meetings, with Eddy seconding.
During discussion of the motion, Callon, Eddy, and Leggett all said they felt the CAC could just as easily speak during the public comments section of the agenda.
Eddy noted that "the CAC wasn't meeting that often, anyway."
Mary Baum, chair of the CAC, said she is confused and slightly uncertain of the meaning of the board's action.
"We're not sure why the commissioners would want to remove us from the agenda, but we will continue to represent the interests of the public as best as we can," she said.
Baum was not at the meeting, having been told there would not be a quorum, she said.
The Board of Fire Commissioners meets the first and third Mondays of each month in the training room at the District headquarters, 19900 144th Ave. NE, Woodinville. The district telephone number is 483-2131.
Jeff Switzer contributed to this report.


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Sep 12 2006, 08:27 PM
Thanks surly! You rock.
Meeting -- Yes! Hopleaf is good -- I also like the Edgewater in that area --
Sep 12 2006, 08:36 PM
Hmm, that looks good too, Jane. Do they have food? I'm not a huge beer drinker- or a big drinker at all, really- I have a few beers that I like, but I probably wouldn't drink more than one. So, the food at Hopleaf is calling me as much as the beer selection.
Sep 12 2006, 08:51 PM
*drools* I'm there. Any 'ol time at the Hopleaf....OMG, their fritz with garlic aioli...I'm not a beer drinker either, but they do have cider on tap, and that always suits me fine. It can be quite busy, so I'd suggest meeting up early.
Sep 12 2006, 09:18 PM
Well, do we want to start talking about dates? If we're looking at Saturdays, I am free 9/30, 10/7 and 10/14. Then I'm out of town until 10/26. Sundays, I'm good 9/24, 10/1, 10/8 and 10/15. Then not again until 10/29. I think humanist works on Saturdays, but I'm not sure how late. Once we've got a table we'll be there for awhile and I'm sure she'll make it at some point.
Either place is fine with me, as long as jane's place serves food.
I'm going to need some advice from someone more knowledgeable about beer- Hopleaf doesn't seem to carry any of the brands I've tried and liked. I like a more mild flavor like Red Stripe or Stella Artois. I love Magner's (cider). I tried a weissbier once, and hated it.
ETA: (((hugs for your mom, turbo- I hope they figure out what's going on!)))
Sep 13 2006, 06:25 AM
Edgewater does serve food as well. But I do like Hopleaf too!
Sep 13 2006, 02:07 PM
yeah for a bustie meet-up! i can do saturdays. i don't think i can do 10/8...i might be celebrating a friend's birthday that day...but those other dates seem good.
and i'm in for hopleaf...
polly~there's this beer that a coworker had me try...when i find out the name i will let you know...it is a light tasting beer...better than stella...and i love stella...oh, and it's cheap too...how can you not love it...i will find the name..
Sep 13 2006, 02:26 PM
At this point, my October Saturdays are open, except 10/7.
Sep 13 2006, 03:36 PM
So 9/30's not good for you kitten? If so, 10/14 is the best date so far.
Sep 13 2006, 11:28 PM
polly~the beer is hoegaarden (pronounced "who-garden)...it is a belgium beer....with a light sweet taste....i must have a thing for the belguins...who knew...
Sep 15 2006, 11:54 AM
Thanks stargzer- Hopleaf has that in a bottle. I wonder if they have like sample sizes of beers, or maybe you could do a beer flight
Sounds good, though.
Sep 15 2006, 12:26 PM
Hmmm....10/14 is looking to be out for me - we have friends coming into town. I will also say that Hopleaf on the weekends requires long waits for a table...I'm not sure if they take reservations for large groups, but that would be a better option. Otherwise...it could be awhile.
Date-wise, I can do anytime pretty much, except 10/13-14, 10/20-23....
Dates always get tricky, so if everyone else is good on 10/14, go for it!
Sep 15 2006, 04:16 PM
Are we talking day or night? I just realized that on 9/30, 10/21 and 10/28 I am only available after 5 PM.
Sep 15 2006, 04:20 PM
Evening, as the Hopleaf opens at 5pm!
Sep 15 2006, 05:29 PM
Did anyone have a conflict with 9/30? Maybe if we get there right at 5:00, it won't be so bad (unless they've replayed the Check, Please! recently, then we're screwed.)
I don't know how much sidecar looks in here- maybe someone should mention it to her (I don't mind doing it, in Kvetch, but who ever does it should wait till Monday, though- her grandfather died this week and I think she's got family stuff all weekend. Poor thing.) She hasn't made it to one Chicago Bustie event! Tart, is Tart around? I don't know what her availability is, though. What about princess dander- I haven't seen her in awhile, since Jane posted about her marathon (that was you, wasn't it Jane?)
Metromix says "no reservations" and the room in the back is no smoking...do we have any smokers? If not, I'd prefer the non-smoking (unless the wait is horrible) if no one minds, but if they do, it's not a huge deal. I'm sure they have a decent ventilation system.
Sep 15 2006, 09:40 PM
They only serve the full menu in the back, as well, so if you're interested in the fine foody offerings (I know I am), then that's the place. 9/30 sounds good to me!
Sep 15 2006, 10:06 PM
Oh yes, give me some frites! With mayo- "they fuckin' drown 'em in that shit!"
Sep 16 2006, 09:40 PM
let me know the date/time ladies...i don't mind waitin'. i've gotten use to it bein' here in the city. plus, some of us could get there early to get a table...i wouldn't mind doin' it. just need to know how many are in for good. could someone PM sidecar so she's not left out.
and i've heard alot about hopleaf too. i'm excited!
Sep 17 2006, 08:27 AM
Hey folks -- 9/30 woks for me. 10/14 wkend I'll be out of town, but it seems like we've gone away from that as a possible date. It was me mentioning princess dander -- I'll be seeing her today so can mention that we're planning a meet.
Sep 17 2006, 08:37 AM
OK, well, we should see if we hear from tart, humanist, sidecar. Obviously, I'll talk to humanist, and I can let sidecar know in Kvetch tomorrow, to swing by here. Does someone want to contact tart?
Sep 17 2006, 09:00 AM
I'll email tart!
Sep 17 2006, 12:24 PM
I'll sure be there!
Did anyone get to go the Renegade Craft Fair this weekend? I had to work yesterday, it's still going on until 6 pm today, but I'm on call right now for work until 4 so I can't make it
Sep 19 2006, 11:43 AM
Hey turbo, are you in the 49th ward? My friends who live by the Heartland were telling me about how corrupt the alderman there is and how there's all sorts of shadiness going on, particularly on
Morse Ave.
, so I was wondering what your take on it was.
Sep 19 2006, 05:41 PM
oh my G-d oh my G-d ha Jackass Joe MOore wht a dick ( please see my post in inebriated ramblings and cut me some slack)
but I just had a Joe MOore run in this past weekend. My girl lives in the 49th ward and we went to the rogers park world music festival and saw some cool ass african drummng and then joe moore rolls up on us and I said
" I want my foie gras"
and my girl asks him how many resturants in the 49th ward serve foie and his answer was zero.
i kinda went off on the whole foie gras. I dont want to offend the vegetarians but if you don
't want to eat foie gras then dont go to a resturant that serves it but dont tell me what I can and cannot eat. oka y okay!
so he doesn't have much to say and I end the convo with " I don't want to have to go to the suburbs to eat foie gras"
he also slept with someone I know, and all I can say is uggh!!!!
Sep 19 2006, 05:59 PM
Yeah, he sounds like a schmuck.
At least they're trying to overturn the foie gras thing. It's ridiculous.
Sep 19 2006, 07:16 PM
Oh Joe Moore is a fucktard, no doubt about it. I've no idea how he continues to get elected, as I no of no one who votes for that ass.
Sep 20 2006, 12:19 PM
Seconding the fucktard status... thank cod Joe Moore's tackling the
issues facing our city. I, for one, am sleeping better at night knowing I won't be smothered in the middle of the night by a lobe of foie gras.
So. Hopleaf this Saturday night? What time did we decide? I am So. There. Mama needs some brewskies!
Sep 20 2006, 12:32 PM
Absolutely can't do it this weekend, and most likely not the 30th either-I'm pretty sure the next weekend is good though~
Sep 20 2006, 08:53 PM
It seems like no one mentioned Oct. 7th being bad for them. What does everyone think about that date?
Sep 20 2006, 10:08 PM
If 9/30's not good, then 10/7 should be okay for me. Kitten mentioned days she was only available after a certain time, but didn't say anything about 10/7...is it not good at all? Hmm, no sidecar reply yet.
Sep 21 2006, 11:57 AM
Polly, thanks for the nudge--I haven't stopped by here in awhile. I live so close to Hopleaf that when they did their expansion, they were legally required to send me notification by mail, and I have no plans until I go to Dublin, at the end of October so whatever you decide -- 9/30 or 10/7 -- I can probably make it. The only thing with Hopleaf is that it was on Check, Please! a few months back, so it's best to get there early 'cos it gets ridiculously busy anymore.
I can live with the foie gras ban, but I'm still mad at the city council for its half-assed smoking ban. Either ban smoking or don't!
Did any of you know theredhead? She used to be in Madison, but she just moved to Edgewater. I'll see if she's around, she may want to try to stop by.
Sep 21 2006, 12:29 PM
Alderman asshat Moore update! I called his office yesterday morning because the heroin dealers are back infesting the parks where we walk our dogs on Eastlake Terrace, and they had begun a clockwork like schedule for deals, and worse, leaving dirty needles everywhere - in a park well used by children and pets. I gave him the schedule, and when I took turbo out last night at 6pm, the dealer was already passed out on the sidewalk, needles lying next to him - and the cops were there, and taking him away!
Now, the very next moment, a kid brought his 6 week old pitt puppy into the park with a giant, heavy Master lock hanging around its neck, and I questioned him about it, citing cruelty, etc, etc, imploring him to be a responsible owner and not fight his dog, and the cops wouldn't do anything about him, or take the dog from him.
I called animal cruelty when I got home, and they confirmed that it was abuse, and the cops are required to take the animal on sight...too bad they had a dealer passed out in the back of the squad car. And I bet I'll never see that poor pup again, after I questioned his owner. boo.
Either of those dates work for me for hopleaf, so someone pick one!! *tiptoes out of the thread for fear of having to make the decision*
Sep 21 2006, 01:00 PM
That is messed up, turbo. Sometimes I'm glad I live in the 'burbs where we don't know how corrupt our politicians are! Unfortunately, I can't say "where there are no drugs" because, duh, they're everywhere, and because one night a few years ago, my parents came home and saw police lights flashing in the alley behind our house. My dad went back there to see what was going on; we have these white trash neighbors who are always up to no good, so he thought it was something with them. Turns out someone had dumped a guy who OD'ed in front of our garage then called the cops after they drove away, but didn't give an exact address ot anything. The cops finally found the body. Not sure if he lived or not. And not to mention the poor puppy. What is wrong with people?
Anyway, on a lighter note, I think we should wait for kitten to weigh in on which date is good for her.
I forgot theredhead moved to Chicago- I had been PM'ing her right after she moved (she worked in a female-friendly sex shop in Madison, so she is an excellent resource!) but I haven't talked to her in awhile. I'll PM her now!
Anyone else we forgot. Jane, is the 7th good for you?
ETA: PM to theredhead complete.
Sep 21 2006, 09:50 PM
My alderwoman is kickass (Mary Ann Smith!), but I live next to an abandoned house. Sadly, I've gotten used to seeing people doing drugs and being up to no good next door. We're vigilant about calling the police whenever anything goes on over there, but the guy who owns it just will not tear it down or sell it or put up a fence.
On Memorial Day, my neighbor saw some guy leap over our fence and walk into our basement. She went down to ask what he was doing, and he was holding our weed wacker, and replied, "Looking for my cat." She said he was drugged out, and that when she asked why he needed the weed wacker to find his cat, he took off, and lept back over the fence, dropping the weed wacker. At the time (and honestly still a little) I thought the whole thing was hilarious, but someone did break into our building conveniently from next door, and that sucks.
Poor puppy. I wish they could've done something, turbo.
Sep 21 2006, 10:31 PM
being a lifelong chicagoan...i've learned to accept the corruption...kinda like i had to accept the amount of dysfunction in my family!
one thing about Chicagoans...we are passionate people...and our logical can be totally irrational...but we rationalize it to fit our selfish needs!
hence all of the little stupid laws made to accommodate the people in office and not the citizens. but, karma comes around and the reason why Thompson and other elected officials are getting caught. really stupid people.
i will take the initiative to say we should tentatively schedule our meet-up for Oct. 7th. So, everyone can schedule in that day. it seems like most people can do that day. i scrolled back through the thread to make sure. even if you can't be there at the time...it's ok to be late. i can get there at 5pm to reserve a table....if anyone else would love to join me in the wait, then i would appreciate it. let me know if i should get there earlier.
Sep 21 2006, 10:53 PM
I don't forsee a problem with me getting there at 5:00....I think I count 9-10 people...maybe we should say 12 to account for any extras. Hopefully they're not assholes about "your whole party has to be here to seat you." Maybe we should call ahead to make sure?
ETA: I think we could be up to 12- missladyj, were you going to come? And I PM'ed theredhead today, but haven't heard anything. If they're coming, we're up to 12, I think.
Sep 22 2006, 05:28 AM
I can definitely do the 7th, and I can be there at 5pm too! YAY! Good beer, good food, and busties - what could be better?!
Sep 22 2006, 06:13 AM
I have a b-day party committment on Oct 7th, but it's a smidge later in the evening *and* right down the street from the Hopleaf, so I could join the early crowd if you don't mind me getting all social-butterfly-party-hopping on you.
Sep 22 2006, 08:33 AM
Ah, crap. I have a wedding cake to do that night. No time for drinkies...
Sep 22 2006, 09:04 AM
Anyone near the Belleville, IL, or St. Louis area should go to the Strange Folk Festival on Saturday!
I'll be there vending a booth, and...in the fashion show! Come up and say hi, and if you mention Bust, I'll give you a 10% discount on your purchase!
Sep 22 2006, 11:39 AM
that's cool jane...i allow you to be the social butterfly...
tart...can you stop by for a little while? oh, and i meant to say your lil' tart pic is adorable!
i think we should keep it to Oct. 7th. it will be hard to accommodate everyone. but, that's just what me thinks.
Sep 22 2006, 11:51 AM
Eeesh, not likely, Star - it's a full-blown rolled fondant dealy, so I'll be up til all hours finishing it (provided Tartlet sleeps through the KitchenAid
) Thanks - he looks nothing like that now. Must post new pic.
Don't reschedule on my account - just throw back a few in my honor...
Sep 22 2006, 05:51 PM
I don't think I can make it. Do a shot of something vodka-ie and chilled for me! have fun ladies
Sep 23 2006, 12:09 PM
I can be there at 5 -- you may want to call ahead, as I do know that they sometimes have trouble with large parties (we tried to go with a party of 8 once and were basically told we couldn't be accomodated). The upstairs bar is nice and roomy, though--if that's open, we should be golden.
Sep 23 2006, 03:07 PM
if everyone who plans on going can either PM me or just give a shout out...then that would be great...
i guess we will need to schedule more get togethers so we can see each other...
maybe we can do an ornament exchange at my place for the holidays...or something fall/winter festive...i have a coachhouse and an upstairs that hasn't been used for entertaining...just an idea...see what happens when i drink coffee
Sep 23 2006, 10:31 PM
I'm giving the official "count me in".
Ooo, ornament exchange- great idea! I've never been to one, but I'd love to come (if you decide to have it)...how does it work?
Sep 24 2006, 12:38 AM
everyone just brings an ornanment for a certain price (usually $10 and under) and there is a little game...it is really fun...and yes, i am that corny and sentimental...it's funny to see what ornanments people bring...some people bring really cheesy ones, funny ones, or really beautiful ones...
i'm counting you in polly.
Sep 24 2006, 10:40 AM
Hopleaf has an upstairs????
Count me in for the ornament exchange, too -- sounds like fun.
Re: meeting more often, maybe we could plan an open run of every third sunday (for a random example) Bust happy hour (or coffee klatch) at some centrally located/transit accessible place, and whoever can attend each time just shows up. Whattaya think? It does run the risk of just one person showing up, but still could be workable....?
Sep 24 2006, 11:17 AM
Sundays are an excellent day for me (if you saw my reply in Kvetch, you know why) so I'd be all up for it. I vote for the Heartland being the standard meeting place...it's pretty centrally located for most of us, with the red line right there, plus I can stop by BGP's, who lives next door. Even if I was the only one who showed up, at least i could go see her. And maybe the third Sunday of the month seems reasonable.
Sep 24 2006, 09:17 PM
that sounds cool jane. i like that idea. heartland is a cool place. plus, it is a place where you could have meal by yourself and be ok.
Sep 24 2006, 10:49 PM
Absolutely; even in the bar, or just peruse the general store for awhile. Maybe if people gave a little heads up on Sunday morning if they had an idea if they'd make it. I think if 2 or 3 o'clock was the starting time, that would be good, that way you're coming between lunch and dinner and not in the middle of a rush.
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