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It is hard to comprehend a small non-profit organization like Heartland Animal Rescue Team (HART Animal Shelter) declining a $500,000 donation, but that's exactly what they have done.
At the May 28 HART Board of Directors meeting, a group of members presented a proposal detailing a potential $500,000 gift that would match funds raised by HART in the community for a new building. The donor outlined a number of changes within the organization he felt were needed in order for HART to receive this gift. These changes were in the areas of long term planning, culture of the organization, and leadership. The board president stated at that meeting that many of the goals outlined had already been achieved, a positive sign. A date was set for the board to respond to this group of members representing the donor, and that date passed with no communication from the board.
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It all just went down so quickly. We met, hit it off and I was honest. So we started seeing each other for a while and when I had to return back to Italy, we continued things online, knowing I'd be back in Canada after a couple of months. One day, everything was fine and we were chatting online, as you do when you're far away from your guy. It was pretty late my time -- six hours ahead of Toronto -- and he wrote this: "brb." Now, that was almost six months ago and I've never heard back.


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Our Office for Hispanic Catholics will celebrate the 13th annual Noche de Gala, this Friday evening, September 30, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Drury Lane in Oakbrook Terrace.
Cardinal George will be there with us at this very special annual recognition dinner and award ceremony honoring Catholics who serve and work in Hispanic ministry in the Archdiocese. Nearly 1,000 people, representing almost 150 parishes offering Hispanic ministry and various archdiocesan agencies, are expected to attend.
The evening will also be an occasion for welcoming our new Auxiliary Bishop and liaison for the Hispanic community, Most Rev. Alberto Rojas,
The Noche de Gala theme, Our Church, Forever Young, Forever Faithful, was selected in conjunction with the Archdiocese's Year of Teens and Young Adults and the recent World Youth Day in Madrid, and is dedicated to young Catholics in the Archdiocese. All funds raised from this event will be allocated for pastoral ministry with Latino youth.
I would like to share with you the following brief bios of those groups and individuals who will be receiving awards for their dedication to Hispanic Ministry in the Archdiocese of Chicago:
Rev. Msgr. Leo Mahon will receive the Blessed Pope John XXIII Award in recognition of priestly dedication to Hispanic ministry. Msgr. Mahon is regarded by many as one of the pioneers of ministry to the Hispanic community in the Archdiocese of Chicago.He was responsible for the formation of various movements and organizations and it was through these movements that a massive evangelization of the Hispanic community took place, thanks to the incredible efforts of Monsignor Leo Mahon.
Misioneras Hijas de San Pio X will receive the St. Teresa of Avila Award in recognition of a woman religious or community in Hispanic ministry. The Missionary Daughters of Saint Pius X are the very deserving recipients of this Award. Twenty-five years ago, the sisters were invited by Bishop Juan Manz, who at that time was the pastor of St. Agnes of Bohemia, to help with evangelization and catechesis. Since then they have served our archdiocese in various parishes as needed, currently ministering at St. Agnes of Bohemia, St. Roman and Epiphany parishes. The sisters dedicate their lives entirely to the service of God and His church from whom they receive their mission and to which they dedicate themselves as consecrated women.
Deacon Feliciano (Felix) Crespo will receive the Saint Stephen Award, in recognition of a deacon in Hispanic ministry. Deacon Crespo, ordainedas a permanent deacon in 1985, has concentrated his ministry on evangelization and on finding new and diverse ways of taking the Good News to the people of God. Preaching and teaching are the key tools of his ministry. After 26 years, Felix continues to exercise his ministry in the St. Wenceslaus and St. Viator parishes as well as in the Semilla evangelization ministry.
Ignacio "Nacho" Perez will receive the Gaudium et Spes Award in recognition of Hispanic lay ministry. Nacho has been a great example of perseverance, generosity and faith in spite of his medical condition. He has been able to maximize his creativity, intelligence and generosity to the enrichment of his youth group and the youth ministry of Chicago. He is the ideal example of what a blessing our youth is to the church.
St. Gall AGAPE Youth Group will receive the Blessed Pope John Paul II Award, in recognition of a teen or young adult or group.It is fitting that the Blessed John Paul II Ministry Award be presented to the youth group Agape, a name that means unconditional and sacrificial love towards self, others and God. Nearly 200 teens and young adults come together on a weekly basis to share each other's' lives, experiences and their faith. This group, having been formed during Holy Week 2010, serves as a testament as well as a powerful evangelization tool here in the Archdiocese of Chicago.
We are also delighted that Enrique Rodriguez, a reporter and anchor for Univision News Chicago, will be the evening's Master of Ceremonies. There will also be entertainment and dancing follow the awards ceremony.
Please join us and our honorees if you can. We have more information about Noche de Gala on our Office for Hispanic Catholics website.
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CASCADE, Idaho - A plane which has been missing since December 1 has been located, according to the Valley County Sheriff's office.
The sheriff's media release said it appears no one survived.
Five people were on the plane when it was reported missing. The pilot, Dale Smith, his son Daniel and Daniel's wife, Sheree, were on board along with two BYU-Idaho students, the pilot's daughter Amber Smith and her fiance Jonathan Norton.
A family member tells our affiliate in Boise, KBOI, that the plane was found on top of a ridge about a half mile east of the Johnson Creek Airstrip in Yellow Pine.
The plane was first spotted by someone looking at aerial photos on a web page set up to let the public help search for the plane.
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They found the plane! Thank you to all the Tomnod searchers who found images that were right on. Dellon and his crew spent the entire day, from 3am onward trying to find the right location. The snow was very deep and the going was very slow. Less than two hours before they needed to wrap up the search for the foreseeable future, Dellon and Arthur found the plane. I am so grateful that Dellon was the one who found his brother. The plane is in pieces and buried in snow. They have not yet found all the parts. However, we do know my family members on the plane died quickly and painlessly. They did not suffer.
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PRINCETON, N.J. — It was a total team effort, as the Princeton women's lacrosse team upset No. 12 Johns Hopkins on Saturday, March 23 at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium.
The Tigers went on a 6-0 run in the second half right after Hopkins had taken its largest lead of the game, at 7-4. The Princeton offense was clicking and the defense held the Bluejays to just six shots and forced them into six turnovers in the second half.
Seven different players scored with senior Jaci Gassaway leading the charge with a hat trick. Sophomore Erin McMunn and junior Mary-Kate Sivilli both had three-point games with a goal and two assists each. Freshman Alexandra Bruno scored twice and junior Sarah Lloyd had a goal and an assist.
The teams traded goals in the first half with the BlueJays taken a 4-3 lead into the locker room. They added two more to start the second half before Princeton called a timeout.
Sivilli sent a pass from behind the goal to Gassaway on the doorstep as Princeton began its comeback and cut its deficit to two, 7-5 at 20:22. McMunn scored unassisted to make it a one-goal game and forcing Hopkins to call a timeout. The stoppage didn't impede the Tigers as senior Sam Ellis set up Gassaway for her second goal to tie the game at 7-7 with 13 minutes to play.
Princeton grabbed its first lead of the day when Gassaway scored off a Lloyd pass at 9:30. Lloyd scored on the next possession to expand the lead to 9-7 with 6:36 remaining.
Lloyd was a force on the other end as well as she blocked a shot by Sarah Taylor, grabbed the ground ball and took it the other way with less than four minutes left. With time winding down Hopkins started to come out and pressure the Tigers to try to force them into a turnover. Goalie Cosette Larash was also in on the pressure, leaving an open cage for freshman Anya Gersoff to toss in the final goal with help from Sivilli with 15 seconds left on the clock.
Putting McMunn in to take the draws in the second half was significant as the Tigers won nine of 11 with McMunn herself capturing four. Princeton finished the game with 12 draws to Hopkins' seven. Shots fell in Princeton's favor 28-20 while both teams caused nine turnovers.
Junior Caroline Franke made five saves in her third win of the season.
Dene DiMartino had a hat trick to pace the Hopkins offense, while Sarah Taylor scored twice. Leading scorer Taylor D'Amore was held to just one goal thanks to the stifling Princeton defense. Larash made 11 saves as her team falls to 6-3.
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VERONA - The Madison Edgewood girls golf team won the WIAA State Division Two Girls Golf Championship and junior Caroline Lake was the individual winner Tuesday at University Ridge in Verona.
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So Long, Mr. Cutler
Jay Cutler...man (well, boy), myth (like the self-perpetuated myth that he was better than Elway), legend (only in his own mind)…and now, Chicago Bear. And the Bears' drama at QB continues.
I'll let you in on a little secret- I'm a closet Bears fan. I fell in love with the team (and really, football in general) during the 1986 Super Bowl win by the Bears, and although the Chargers will always be MY team, the Bears will always have a special place in my heart. With the Bears now in the spotlight, I can't let Thursday's Bears-Bronco trade slip by without offering my two-cents on the deal.
My first thought? The Broncos absolutely made out. No other team was offering close to what the Bears paid. My second thought? The Bears got hosed! Trading a lot of the future away for a QB with a solid arm and very questionable head? You're taking a HUGE risk.
My dislike of Jay Cutler has been well documented (see my previous blog from Chargers Coverage, Jay Cutler- Looking For The Spotlight, here). There's no doubt that Cutler has a strong arm. There's also little doubt, especially now, that he has an immature head holding one very poor attitude, truly a quarterback in the Jeff George-mold (no, that's not a compliment).
As frustrating as it is to see an AFC West rival receive such a great assortment of draft picks, I'm more disappointed that the Chargers won't have Cutler to pick on twice a year anymore. The fact that Cutler is winless against the Chargers (since last year's week-2 victory was a win for Ed Hochuli) made Bronco games almost as much fun as watching the Chargers beat the Raiders twice a year. Plus, knowing that Cutler talked more smack than he could ever back up made the spectacle even more entertaining.
So to Jay I say "So long!" You may be gone, but you will never be forgotten. At least until your career turns south and your oversized ego runs you out of the Windy City. And then I can once again pull for the Bears.
April 5, 2009at 10:30 AM Posted by Jeff Williams
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I've heard a lot of Chargers fan claim that the Bronco's losing Cutler isn't a big deal. Well, IT"S A HUGE DEAL. Cutler was the player the Bronco's had and now he's gone. ALL CHARGERS FANS SHOULD REJOICE. The Broncos just messed up their powerful offense and they won't be able to fix their defense even with two first round picks.
It is a big deal because of how much the Broncos received for an overrated quarterback who never had a winning season in the NFL or college. They were average last year and with a good draft, can easily improve their team with the pieces they have in place. Look what the Chargers did with the draft picks they got from the Rivers/Manning trade. Kyle Orton is a solid quarterback and a great leader who managed to help his team win despite a poor offensive line and no decent WR. As Charger fans, we should be a bit worried. It will be exciting.
- Joe Fiorentino said... Apr 6, 2009, 12:08:00 PM
Xanders and McDaniel's are both inexperienced and running the draft for the first time. The chances of them picking superstars are much lower then experienced GM's and coaches. And we all know what a crap shoot it can be anyway.
Im not worried about this year. Even if they have starting rookies, its so rare for them to be impact players their rookie season.
Denver a great a great offense last year and terrible defense. Now they will have a better than average offense and an o.k. defense. Orton is no Cutler fool.
- STEVE said... Apr 7, 2009, 8:22:00 AM
Don't fall asleep and forget about the Chiefs.
Now they have the QB to go along with all those good WR, new coach, and for sure will only get better with this years draft.
The Chiefs wont necessarily be that much better. Cassel was surrounded by big talent in NE, KC is not nearly as talented. Not this year anyway. I think Denver will be a bigger problem than KC or OAK. But McDaniels inexperience as head coach as well as denver players supposed mistrust of him might cause some big problems.
Well what ever the case we must win the division to make the play offs with our schedule there won't be a wild card given in the AFC WEST.
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May 18, 2013 at 11:35 am #1303060
Finally got around to doing it, and it worked out great!
Had a big vent cut out of the bivy to help eliminate condensation, and only put a whooping 3g onto the weight.
Long live the tarp/bivy combo!
Pics and more info can be found on my blog here:
http://cesarandthewoods.blogspot.se/2013/05/section-hike-and-bivy-modification.htmlMay 18, 2013 at 11:39 am #1987316
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@funnymoLocale: Sunshine State
Very nice, Cesar!
Hadn't thought of that one before. I might not have traded my last traditional bivy if I had seen your post!!!May 18, 2013 at 11:59 am #1987323
You could always get another bivy. There are a lot to choose from, but I say if your tarp/bivy combo gets past around 500-600g, you might look into hybrid tents–unless you just have to have the flexibility that the t/b combo offers.
A 353g fully enclosed shelter system that can be used together with trail shelters and/or cowboy camping, that offers solid protection against bugs/critters and rain/wind, and that as little/no condensation is pretty awesome if you ask me. :)
Looking forward to a lot of comfy nights out this summer season!May 18, 2013 at 12:05 pm #1987325
Brian JohnsBPL Member
@bcutlerjLocale: NorCal
That is awesome Cesar. Much better than what I pictured the times you have mentioned it. Just send me your address, and I will post my M90 bivy to you to modify. PayPal okay?May 18, 2013 at 12:20 pm #1987332
Ha! Sorry man, kind of you to make an offer, but I am not in the bivy modding business, plus I live in Sweden. I say just take your bivy to a local seamstress and get it done. There are several good options for the vent fabric, I just stumbled upon a very good one, but you could order some noseeum net from several places like Zpacks.
So M90 doesn't breath well either, huh?May 18, 2013 at 4:54 pm #1987394
Jason ElsworthBPL Member
@jephotoLocale: New Zealand
Great idea. I am going to get my local sewing shop to do this for me. The Zpacks bivy has something similar, but with an option to cover the vent.May 28, 2013 at 1:49 pm #1990470
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@gogetterLocale: SoCal
Perfect finding this! I was just toying of doing the same with a M50 & .51 oz/sqyd Cuben bivy I made last summer. Works great and is super-light but the M50 just doesn't breath enough. Condensation every time.
Time to dig and see how much No-see-um netting I have left.
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@bcutlerjLocale: NorCal
"So M90 doesn't breathe as well either, huh?"
Well, likely a little better than the M50 – and in a quilt I am generally fine enough, but in a sleeping bag … yeah … it's a bit damp at times. Nothing that does not dry out, but I can see where it'd be a problem on a cold enough night.Aug 16, 2013 at 12:40 am #2015739
Just wanted to give an update on how the bivy is doing in the field after testing it out again. Here is a pic if it in action:
I opted to sleep on the tip of a peninsula of a big lake, and with pretty clear skies I decided to cowboy camp it. It was awesome. As the sun went down the midges and mosquitoes came out in full force, but I lay safe and cozy in my bivy after a nice swim. I could see a small cloud of bugs over my face as I slipped into sleep, behind them several stars peeking through the dusk.
In the morning there was a fog over the water, and I had expected this location to be the place to give me condensation issues, but there was hardly any. At first as I inspected the inside of the bivy near my torso I thought that there was none at all, but when I got up and turned the bivy inside out, there was just a touch of dampness at the very tip of the foot box. Not enough to form drops of water, more like a fine mist, and again–this was only in the very tip of the foot box and no where else. It was dry in a matter of minutes.
So still very happy with the mod, and my bivy/tarp combo is still my go-to shelter for trail hikes. I think that all bivy sellers should have an option to add a vent like this as a standard option.Aug 16, 2013 at 6:21 am #2015762
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I have an M50 bivy that occassionally has condensation issues. Can anyone who has used both fabrics opine on how much "better" M90 breathes?Aug 16, 2013 at 8:07 am #2015786
John WestSpectator
@skyzoLocale: Borah Gear
Awesome job on the modification Cesar, looks really good! I'm glad it is working out for you.
The M50 has changed over the years from when we first started making these bivys, and the newest runs in 2013 are seemingly not as breathable as the previous ones. Most people these days (90%+) order the M90 anyways, but I'm thinking about making a vent like this standard on the M50 ones so people can still enjoy the light weight of a M50 bivy. The people that buy M50 these days tend to live in dry climates and have no issues with condensation.
As far as M90 goes, it is very breathable. Very few people have condensation issues with it, and it still has great water repellancy. I've found that with the couple people that have contacted me about the M90 leaving a small amount of condensation, just tying off the head net (use shock cord) to increase air flow got rid of any issues.
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#1 Thu 22 Mar 07 9:25pm
Runny sauce problems
I enjoy cooking, but gourmet standards by any means. Here's my problem.
I've been trying to do a fish & potato pie, with a rich creamy cheese & ham sauce. The sauce always ends up runny even though it's smooth & thick when I pour it over the fish.
Now I've always left the fish raw, ( usually cod ) and let the sauce cool before before I pour it over the fish. I also use cold mashed potatoes for the topping. Where am I going wrong ?
Basically I've the same problem with any pie I try with a cheese sauce.
Thanks in advane for any help.
#2 Thu 22 Mar 07 9:57pm
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Re: Runny sauce problems
I found this, but also found if after making the cheese sauce I added a teasp of cornflour slaked in water to the sauce, it sems to stabilise it, hope this helps.
#3 Thu 22 Mar 07 10:15pm
Re: Runny sauce problems
Many thanks, I'll certainly try that the next time
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Re: Runny sauce problems
Try poaching the fish gently in a little milk, with a few of black peppercorns and a bay leaf. poach it until it just flakes. Use the milk as the basis for your sauce. I usually use a mix of smoked and unsmoked fish for the extra flavour.
Make the sauce by first creating a roux with butter and flour, then adding the milk, and cooking it out to a thick consistency. Take sauce from heat, then stir in cream (if using), and finely grated cheese. Finally, add the ham, chopped of course. Check and adjust seasoning.
Pour over fish, then top with your mashed potatoes (add cream and/or butter to tatties as you mash them, and don't mash too much - you want a bit of texture. You can also add grated cheese to the mash, and maybe a little wholegrain mustard or a handful of chives (or the finely chopped green tops of spring onions.
Rough up the top with a fork, dot with butter, and into the preheated oven to brown the top and finish cooking.
You don't need to assemble the pie cold, unless you are preparing it ahead of time to keep in the fridge and cook later. It really does work best assembling it hot as you go along.
Hmmmm - I think I may make this tonight
#5 Fri 23 Mar 07 9:29am
Re: Runny sauce problems
Thanks Geoff, it sounds like this might just help
#6 Fri 23 Mar 07 6:00pm
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Re: Runny sauce problems
the fish will release juices as it cooks so either cook it first or try salting for 2 or 3 hours this will draw off some of the liquid and may help solve your problem.
alternatively: cook the fish, coat with the sauce, brown under a grill and serve with the mash on the side.
#7 Fri 23 Mar 07 6:49pm
Re: Runny sauce problems
If it doesn't work after all this advice, I'll buy ready made ones
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Garrison Keillor will feature the poem "Hands" from emeritus professor Jack Ridl's collection "Broken Symmetry" during "The Writer's Almanac" on Tuesday, April 6.
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"Broken Symmetry" was named one of the two best volumes of poetry published in 2006 by the Society of Midland Authors. Keillor had previously read another work from the collection, "The Gardeners," on "The Writer's Almanac" on Monday, April 30, 2007.
In November and December of 2009, Keillor featured two poems from Ridl's latest collection, "Losing Season," which follows a fictional, small-town high school team in an experience lived out annually for decades across the country. Keillor read "Head Cheerleader" on Sunday, Nov. 22, and "Scrub Dreams of Taking the Last Shot" on Tuesday, Dec. 1.
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Moving from System Administration to Security Analysis
I've been the Systems Administrator for a small company since 2006, and I'm trying to make the transition from Systems Administrator to Security Analyst, and was hoping to get some insight to see if what I'm doing it right, or if there's anything I can be doing better.
Being the only tech professional for a small company has it good points and bad points.
On the good side:
- I'm involved with every piece of technology that comes through here.
- I've learned to adapt quickly and learn new technologies very rapidly.
- I have a basic knowledge of a wide variety of systems.
On the bad side:
- I don't have any help.
- I'm not an expert on any one of the technologies I deal with.
- I don't have any experience in a larger corporation.
I haven't had much to do with security for a long time, as I typically don't get to use it at my current job. That being said, I realized at a security competition that I attended last week, that my passion still lies in security. I can't remember a time that I've been more excited and motivated. This can even be seen with my activity in this forum. I was very active around the time I got my CEH, back in 2008, but it died off. I've become active again in the past couple of months, while preparing for this competition.
I'm now active in many local groups, including a Linux Users Group, InfraGard, ISSA, ISACA, 2600, and Def Con groups. I'm planning on doing my first presentation at the Linux Users Group next month. My goal is to become very active in the local community, presenting as much as possible (focusing on quality, not quantity). I'm hoping that this will open some doors for me and help me get into a Jr Security Analyst position, or something similar.
I've had a really difficult time trying to find a security related job in my area, but I know I need to keep expanding my network and hopefully get some good recommendations once people in the community are familiar with my work. I know it's going to still take a long time, but I wanted to see if anyone had some insight for me, or if this is a bad approach. I know I eventually need to finish at least my AA, and I'm planning on studying for the CISSP soon. I hear that CISSP is slightly less in depth than CEH, can anyone confirm or deny that?
Thanks in advance everyone, this is a fantastic community that I'm proud to be a part of.


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Snipforfun -- It was a 2000 edition of the 50 Fabulous Paper Pieced Stars Book (used, online, cheap, minus the CD -- which I chose to buy anyway). This is the Maine Star and I copied the pattern from pg. 65. None of my problems were Carol's fault, I assume full blame but I sure did learn a lot!
The cds that come with Carol Doak's books are not how to paper piece, they are for printing out the block patterns. Foundation Factory is a software program that is all for paper piecing. All of Carol Doaks cds will install to Foundation Factory but also will stand alone. FF was on sale a few weeks ago for 50% off at Quilt Pro website. Quilt Pro is a quilt program that will support FF in designing quilts.
Got fabric?
I had to laugh about your experience - wow, you are not a quitter.... lovely quilt.
That sure came out beautiful!! And just imagine how easy the next project will be!!
That is a truly beautiful quilt - not sure why you are so worried, don't think the 1/8"seams should be a problem especially since with PP you normally use a very small stitch. I haven't done that star block yet but think I will have to after seeing your quilt. It is kind of hard getting used to PP, but once you get the hang of it you are good to go.
What a great looking quilt!!!!! I love paper piecing. There has been some discussion about wasting fabric, but for me....the cutting mistakes that I have made making traditional blocks far out weigh the waste with paper piecing. I like it because I can cut my pieces and they don't have to be straight or be an exact size. Just close with a little extra. So I do have a little waste.
Gorgeous! No bleeding fabrics? Even better! So, the manufacturer of the fabrics, please?
Your quilt is wonderful after your trials and tribulations with paper piecing. Congratulations on finishing it.
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I was just watching TV aimlessly, and on an animal variety show called "Shimura's Zoo" they were doing a guess-who game using video clips.
And to reach the answer, which was Shizuka Arakawa, after many hint-clips they finally showed an incredible scene.
Shizuka (her face blurred out on TV screen) stood on a bench, started her layback stretch.
SO flexible! ... gradually bends more ... now her backward bend doesn't stop ... eek... and her hands finally reach the FLOOR below the bench ... oey ... from there she slowly brings her legs one after the other to the other side through handstanding ... and there, she now stands on the floor !!
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NON Giants event. This is organized by Matt, a fellow member, so just want to put that as a disclaimer.
To those interested I have contacted Jay Dee's Pub in Carlstat about an open bar for the draft. Its honestly 2 minutes from the stadium on route 17.
430 RT 17 South
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
(201) 933-4000
Thats the address, its right before The Meadowlands Diner & Shakers the boob bar.
The open bar is $35 for 4 hours which last from 4-8. The open bar includes drinks, beer, and shots. Everything except top shelf, so Patron and Goose lovers you will not be covered under the open bar.
My goal is to get to the bar before 4 to facilitate things but I am always late so don't count on it. If there are any questions contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com or just private message me on here.
One thing, even though its an open bar, as someone who use to work in the food service industry please keep an open mind to the tips and remember to hook the bartenders up. They work hard and deal with alot of idiots (especially out of the group from here that i know is going), so just make sure to take care of them and wear blue.


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Well, Bruno, yet another tight line and a one point win for us in the Witchita State game, That follows a 1/2 point loss for not taking the Fairfield ML last night, and on to the next one. At days' end we had the right side in our Triple Dome GOW with the Billikens easily getting it done, and a bonus winner with the Shockers. Need those now and then, and we hope to have another one for you on Wednesday, or long term if you wish. When you are seeing things well you don't care as much about the line move. We made that St. Louis bet on Monday night. I'd be lying if I wasn't pissed about eventually not getting the best number, but that's because I work hard at eliminating mistakes and reading markets/line correctly.
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Kansas at Oklahoma State: Both teams tied w/K-State in the loss column, so this has really big implications. Most brackets have these two as #4 and #5 seeds, so a win here, especially by the Cowboys, can go a long, long, way. They could be a bit weary, both physically and mentally, after the OT win over the Sooners. However, they'd better be ready because they beat Kansas in Kansas this season, and very few teams do that. But, aside from a game at ISU later, they should be favored to win out, so winning here is even more important. Kansas also plays at ISU and at Baylor, who they beat soundly. Mental edge here probably goes to the home team, but Kansas does have the size and the experience advantage. Cowboys still a bit young, but they do get to the FT line, as does Kansas. Because the Jayhawks have had some turnover issues, I doubt I could take them on the road. And because Oklahoma State hasn't been a great offensive rebounding team, that may mean more fast break/transition baskets, and in what ought to be a close game I would lean to the over, as almost-too-easy as it looks. I do think the number gets bet up, so the sooner the better on that one, or, wait til very late and see what happens. This is a Kansas team that lost to TCU, and even given the spot they were in, losing SU in that one is tough for me to forget. They play TCU next, and if I were them I'd almost be thinking about beating the shit out of the Horned Frogs more than playing the Cowboys, so lean Oklahoma State here.
Colorado State at UNLV: OK, so NOW the Rebels are back in bettors favors and we've forgot all about the Rams, or so it seems. Highly unlikely I could fade a team that rebounds as well as CSU, and CSU is tied in the loss column with the Rebels. CSU beat the Rebels by five at home a month or so back in a game that really was fairly even (statistically), but they key thing was that the Rams were able to slow the game down. Clearly that's not what the Rebels want here. I probably want no part of this game, since the Rams simply don't play defense to create turnovers, and that's what they'll need to keep this a close game. If there's a total it will probably be over 140, which might tempt me to take the under. I simply don't expect CSU to buckle even if the Rebels play "their" game, and would lean to UNLV a bit but as I said a second ago, I cannot bet against the better coached team.
Minnesota at Ohio State: Well, we were all over Iowa the other night after watching what they did to Penn State, and we loved Wisconsin over the Buckeyes, so we've been right on these teams recently. Now, both teams come in after brutal losses. Usually in that case I'd tend to go with the better coach, which IMO is none of the above. As I said last week, without Sullinger and other options Craft had last year, his numbers almost across the board are down this season. Both teams have big game in the near future, but Minnesota has six days off while OSU has Michigan State on Sunday. Both of these teams are likely #6 and #7 type seeds if the season were to end right now, so there're really no place to go but up, which would seemingly put more pressure on OSU given the preseason hype. Minnesota hasn't won on the road in conference since they beat Illinois almost six weeks ago, which is always tough for me to back, However, there's the chance they they simply couldn't play worse than they did against Iowa and are under valued here. Buckeyes only conference home loss was to Indiana. I suppose because the Gophers turn the ball over too much and are near the bottom of the conference in defending the perimeter, I'd have to lean Ohio State here, provided they can not allow Minnesota extra possessions, since the Gophers are the number one offensive rebounding team in the Conference. Ohio State just has more ways to win this game, but winning and covering are two different things. This could be one of those game where I take the OSU ML 1* and the Gophers plus the points 3*. Or something to that effect. Again, often times it's all about the number(s) and not so much who is playing that dictates what I might do personally.
Iowa State at Baylor: This is a big game if for no other reason than the fact that they are tied for fourth in the Conference, which obviously makes for a big advantage come Tournament time. Plus, neither team is a lock to get into the Big Dance. Many people smarter than me have them both as either last-in or last-out, so there's probably much more at stake here than a rematch of an ISU eight point win earlier this season. ISU still hasn't won a road conference game, but they do have a gimme coming up, so they can put all their eggs in this one basket, because it's quite likely the difference between and NCAA bid and the NIT. Baylor's only home loss was by three points to Oklahoma. What I don't really like about taking Baylor here is that they will play fast, which is exactly the type of game ISU wants. I'd feel much better about laying those points if the Bears were a slow-down team, and did not have the rematch at Oklahoma Saturday. ISU does have the experience factor going for them, and for as under sized as they are, are a much better rebounding team than one might think. To me, this game has the potential to be the public undoing of the day.
Illinois State at Evansville: Well, for a while there E'ville were the cash machine. They lost a tough one to Creighton at home on Saturday, which was their first home loss (conference) this season, and they've got a chance to avenge an earlier loss to Illinois State. I do have to wonder how much emotion that Creighton loss sapped from them. Their simply not a great defensive team, and Illinois State has already proved they can win on the road, beating the aforementioned Jays. They themselves lost that tough one to Witchita State (this IS the time of year when good team simply find way to win) so this game is more about who rebounds mentally better. See coaching. I think I'd have to take Dan Muller. Illinois State is just a more complete team with some size. I don't like road teams, but with enough points I could be swayed. Because Evansville will want to slow this game down and keep it in the 60's, but Illinois State will want it faster and in the 70's, I do lean over if there is a total. Simpy because ISU has been able to force teams, on the road, to pick up the tempo. Again, see coaching.
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Indeed, Dave.....a tight one with the Hosers, too....
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Indeed, Dave.....a tight one with the Hosers, too....
Dave, I watched that last game UNLV played against San Diego State and if Anthony Bennett had not hit two 3's and a 2 at the beginning of the 2nd half, SDSU would have easily won that game. UNLV won and all of the preseason hype about UNLV will fuel the backers and push this line up as the Rebels are the public darlings. But the reality is they are not a good shooting team 33%, not a particularly good shooting free throw shooting team 71%, and the players are still in-fighting for possessions or number of touches. I said in earlier posts that this is the most talented team in the MWC, but to use the Lakers as a comparison, there's just too many chiefs and not enough indians.
I'm looking to fade the Rebels in this game. They lack consistency and I think tonight is the night the get their come-upence. they've been skating on thin ice at home all year and I expect the disciplined team to win this contest by 7 - 10 points.
Dave, I watched that last game UNLV played against San Diego State and if Anthony Bennett had not hit two 3's and a 2 at the beginning of the 2nd half, SDSU would have easily won that game. UNLV won and all of the preseason hype about UNLV will fuel the backers and push this line up as the Rebels are the public darlings. But the reality is they are not a good shooting team 33%, not a particularly good shooting free throw shooting team 71%, and the players are still in-fighting for possessions or number of touches. I said in earlier posts that this is the most talented team in the MWC, but to use the Lakers as a comparison, there's just too many chiefs and not enough indians.
I'm looking to fade the Rebels in this game. They lack consistency and I think tonight is the night the get their come-upence. they've been skating on thin ice at home all year and I expect the disciplined team to win this contest by 7 - 10 points.
Thanks Dave. It's always nice to be noticed even if it's just for 24 hours!
Thanks Dave. It's always nice to be noticed even if it's just for 24 hours!
Here's the rest of my early leans for tonight, in rotation order, not in strength order.
Cleveland State
James Madison
South Florida
Boise State
Wisconsin MW
Iowa State
Washington State
M'head State
The Citadel
Eastern Illinois
Thanks, Dave. I do like tonight's card. Get 'em!
Unlike you I took the Iona ML in that Fairfield game at +145 instead of the +3. Short run BAAAD, long run Good. As they say them's the breaks.
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The recent extended release drought of Xbox games for Windows Phone has prompted both game developers and players alike to question Microsoft's commitment to Xbox Live support for its own mobile OS. For their part, Microsoft kinda-sorta reaffirmed their dedication to mobile Xbox games, and the long in-development Skulls of the Shogun finally debuts this week. Perhaps the drought has ended and Xbox Windows Phone games will blossom anew once more.
Still, all those weeks without new games didn't happen by random chance. There are myriad underlying problems at fault, from outdated policies to poor portfolio management to a combination of apathy and ambivalence from some divisions within the platform holder itself. To anyone with an ounce of understanding of the mobile games industry, it looks bad - and it is bad. But Microsoft can still save Xbox games for Windows Phone.


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When your machiavellian boss gets off an airplane and jams two or three large Cinnabon roles down the gullet, thus creating a guaranteed sugar low about two hours later when he/she starts to plow into their email backlog. Being bonked on a cinnabon will guarantee several flaming emails with embedded rage, stinging sarcasm or all out hatred being directed back to the sender.
Brent reviewed our proposal when he got to San Jose late last night. He must have been bonked on a cinnabon, since his email reply suggested the idea was "brain dead and we were a bunch of dumb asses...!"
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Although 2012 was a landmark year for music videos, where "Gangnam Style had one billion hits and bands like "Walk Off The Earth" got 142 million views for simply covering Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know," it was also a year in which the greatest video I have ever seen was released to comparatively little fanfare.
In many ways South Korea is on a roll in terms of its positive global image. In soft power terms, it has found an unlikely source of attraction in Psy, whose dance video Gangnam Style has been a global phenomenon. While Psy is the popular face of a confident South Korea, ready and willing to play on the world stage, there are other signs of its success.