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March 16, 2012 by Grace Franklin · Leave a Comment
'We are back in business – the 2012 season has begun,' says Laura Montgomery reporting on the Glasgow Premier League of women's football.
Glasgow City got the new 2012 season off with a bang with a resounding 10-0 victory over Kilmarnock in Ayrshire in the first round of the Premier League Cup.
With a number of players out with a virus and nine City players involved in recent international action, Head Coach Eddie Wolecki Black had fewer than usual to choose from. As always, the players who did take to the field, did not let City down.
Killie nearly pulled off an instant shock when City's Lee Alexander was forced to pull off a good save at the feet of the Killie striker to keep her side level after five minutes. That was Killie's only real chance of the match. City went on to dominate play and possession for the rest of the game.
New signing, Julie Melrose got her own City account off to a great start with a goal on 14 minutes reacting first to a saved Leanne Ross shot, to fire into the back of the net.
Minutes later, City doubled their account when the busy Jo Love scored from a Jane Ross cross. Love then doubled her tally scoring her side's third goal on 24 minutes after she was put through by Leanne Ross.
On the half hour mark, Jane Ross got her tally underway and three minutes before half time, full back Ciara Barnes linked brilliantly with Jo Love to score a fine team goal. A minute before the break and Melrose found the back of the net again, this time converting a Jane Ross cross from the by-line. The half time score was 0-6
In the second half, City kept the pressure on the home side. Shortly after the whistle got the game underway again, Jane Ross scored a great strike from outside the box. The Scotland and City striker was soon on target again, this time making space for herself inside the box before shooting past the helpless Killie keeper.
Substitute Eilish McSorley scored with a good header from a City corner on 75 minutes and with ten minutes remaining, Leanne Ross tucked another one away to make it 10-0 to the Scottish Champions.
Head Coach Eddie Wolecki Black said, 'I am delighted we are through to the next round which is always the main objective. We were on a really heavy pitch today, so I was pleased with how well we moved the ball around. And we scored some really good goals. The fact that we were down to 12 fit players out of our squad of 20 perhaps says it all. But it shows the strength and quality of our squad that the girls who played today, did a really good job. Credit must go to Kilmarnock who never gave up. I felt they worked their socks off for 90 minutes and never made it easy for us.'
Full results round up:
First Round Scottish Premier League Cup:
Kilmarnock 0 v 10 Glasgow City: City – Jane Ross (3), Julie Melrose (2), Jo Love (2), Ciara Barnes (1), Leanne Ross (1), Eilish McSorley (1)
Celtic 1 v 0 Hibernian: Celtic – Heather Richards (1).
Rangers 8 v 1 Falkirk: Rangers – Jen Callaghan (4), Alana Marshall (1), Cheryl Gallacher (1), Kirsty McLaughlin (1). Falkirk – Sarah Quilitti (OG), Sinead Goi McLean (1).
Hutchison Vale 1 v 3 Aberdeen: Hutchie – Laura Dunn (1). Aberdeen (tbc)
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Women footballers net world top status
August 19, 2011 by Grace Franklin · Leave a Comment
Scottish Champions, Glasgow City Football Team is through to the last 32 of the UEFA Women's Champions League. They will know on Tuesday who they will play when the draw is made at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.
The team qualified when they beat Klaksvik in Serbia 5-0. This ensured that City topped Group 5 with three wins out of three, scoring 17 goals and conceding none. In turn, they became the first Scottish team ever to reach the last 32, knock-out stages of Europe's most elite club competition.
Said Head Coach Eddie Wolecki Black: 'I am delighted we have gone through and to be honest, we thoroughly deserved it. We can now look forward to a really challenging end to the season. I am proud of the players for all of their hard work and dedication. They deserve to play at the highest level in European football.'
On the day, Glasgow City defender, Rachel Corsie celebrated her 22nd birthday, captaining the team. Goals from Katharina Lindner (2) Leanne Ross, Jo Love and Eilish McSorley ensured City's place in history.
To fund the next stage of their progression upwards, they will host a Sports Person's Dinner on Friday 26 August at the Art Club, 185 Bath Street in Glasgow's city centre. The trip to Serbia alone, cost £15,000. There are a few seats remaining at £40 per person and sponsor spots of £100 are on offer. The beautiful venue, three course meal and first class speakers in Kenny Clarke and Sandy Strang make for an inviting evening. Contact Laura Montgomery, Manager on: email@example.com Eddie will fly out on Tuesday 23 August to Nyon for the draw. His team is now seeded 20th in Europe. The top 16 seeds do not need to qualify and City expect to be drawn against stiff competition. Said Eddie: 'This gives our girls the chance, once more, to really test themselves against some of the best in the world. Naturally, we'd like to avoid the Germans and the French. And we'd prefer not to face the might of Arsenal who are No.2 seed. But we are under no illusions. We may even be the only completely amateur team still in the competition so no matter who we get, we will need to be at our very, very best.'
City's home leg will be played on either Wednesday 28 or Thursday 29 September at Petershill Park, Springburn, Glasgow, their home ground. 'Not too shabby for an amateur side.' comments Laura Montgomery Club manager and reporter for all the games.
Glasgow City triumph over the border
July 27, 2010 by localnews · Leave a Comment
By Lorraine Hill
Glasgow City continue to look in good shape for the restart of the women's football season following an 8-0 win over English Premier side Blackburn Rovers.
After travelling down to Blackburn, City played a full ninety minutes, finishing 6-0.
Leanne leads City demolition crew to SWPL goal milestone
April 13, 2010 by localnews · Leave a Comment
Glasgow City's Leanne Ross topped her memorable eight-goal haul in a 14-0 hammering of Aberdeen by scoring the club's 1,000th league goal.
While the scoreline fails to match City's 28-0 drubbing of Motherwell in 2004, the 28-year-old midfielder's sixth goal is a huge milestone for the club and sends a warning to SWPL rivals that manager Peter Caulfield's team mean business.
Peter said: 'A lot of very good players have contributed to this goal total over the years and to reach this milestone so quickly demonstrates the ethos of this club to produce positive attacking football teams.
'For Leanne Ross to notch the 1000th goal in what was a sensational performance from her on the day was also very fitting.'
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I picked up a copy of FFC's Faith and Practice while I was there. (For the non-Quakers in the audience, F&P is sort of equivalent to a catechism or a Book of Common Prayer.) There's a passage that she read aloud in response to a question from someone in the audience. I'm just going to quote it here for now. I'll get much more in depth about what it means to me over the course of the summer as I write my spiritual journey.
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In another sign of the improving economy, applications to build pools in Florida were up in November nearly 300 percent from the same month in 2011.
There were 1,648 swimming pool construction permits taken out in November 2012, a 298 percent increase over the 553 listed for November 2011, according to numbers gathered by construction information company HBW, based in DeBary, Fla.
"We have noticed quite an improvement across the board," said Joe Collins, an editor at HBW. Collins did caution that part of the increase could have come from incomplete data from some reporting agencies the previous year. In addition, the report covers only 49 of Florida's 67 counties. The trend line is climbing, however.
The latest numbers follow a string of strong increases in pool permits in Florida over the past year.
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21. The Smallweed Family
In a rather ill-favoured and ill-savoured neighbourhood, though one of its rising grounds
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interest, and an eternal disposition to fall asleep over the fire and into it, Mr.
Smallweed's grandmother has undoubtedly brightened the family.
Mr. Smallweed's grandfather is likewise of the party. He is in a helpless condition as to
his lower, and nearly so as to his upper, limbs, but his mind is unimpaired. It holds, as
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The Minnesota Tree Farm Program and the American Tree Farm System (ATFS) have named John Wallin of Pequot Lakes as the 2013 Minnesota Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year. This award recognizes outstanding sustainable forest management on family-owned woodlands. The John Wallin and Family Tree Farm is a family-owned tree farm in Crow Wing County.
Every year, ATFS, in partnership with STIHL, Inc. recognizes tree farmers who demonstrate efforts to enhance and sustain their forests and who encourage the practice of sustainable forestry. The Wallins have shown an outstanding commitment to responsible forest management and superior stewardship, forestry officials said.
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The retired teacher, who was named Pequot Lakes Teacher of the Year in 1983, said he harvests more than 1,000 cords of aspen each year.
John and Carolee Wallin purchased their tree farm land 40 years ago. It consists of 343 acres, most of it heavily wooded with oak, aspen, birch, and pine. A few small wetlands are interspersed within the wooded acres. One natural feature is an osprey pair that nest annually on one of the power line poles nearby the Wallin home. John documents their activities and nesting success every year. The Wallins have actively managed their land since their first forest management plan was developed in 1976. The Wallins have completed many forest management practices on their tree farm since then.
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At the local level, he is a member of the Central Minnesota Small Woodlot Owners Association and President of the Brainerd Chapter of the Minnesota Forestry Association. On the statewide level, Wallin represents nonindustrial private forest landowners on the Minnesota Forest Stewardship Committee. He often reminds his neighbors and relatives to practice good forest management.
Outside of his Tree Farm work, Wallin is involved in his community. John and brother Calvin have served as volunteer firearms safety instructors for more than 40 years. Wallin is involved with his church, from teaching youth, to taking photos, to completing work projects. He is part owner and operator of "Wallin's Berry Farm," a pick-your-own operation growing several berry and fruit products. Wallin has served as a volunteer firefighter and fire department chief. He has served on many local and county government boards and commissions.
Dean Makey, inspecting Department of Natural Resources forester of the John Wallin and Family Tree Farm said, "John exemplifies the meaning of tree farming. He is a good steward of his forest land. He allows others to share in its uses. He promotes forestry on the local and state levels. He is a community leader. He is well deserving of being the 2013 Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year in Minnesota!"


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Syble Rivers born 10/5/1927 died 4/11/1966 from an illness( believed to be cancer )
Carl William Parrie born est. 1944 died in 1945- death dysentery infection
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Our mission at the American Liver Foundation (ALF) is to facilitate, advocate and promote education, support and research for the prevention, treatment and cure of liver disease.
Although liver disease is among the ten major causes of death in the United States, there was no national voluntary health agency devoted exclusively to combating liver diseases until 1976, when the ALF was formed by a consortium of doctors from the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease (AASLD).
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an assymetrical? what does that mean? so basically a DRS is a spinnaker right or is it a specific kind of spinnaker? Does anyone have a link where i can see a DRS?
Google "drs sail". You will get several hits that are appropriate.
It's basically a cruising chute.
Basically it behaves like a really big light genoa. A regular spinnaker has both side edges identical, uses a pole to get the sail outboard and is attached only at the top and then has sheets and guys to control the rotation of the sail around the front of the boat and to trim the sail. A symmetrical spinnaker requires constant trimming to maintain shape and is efficient from a beam reach down to a dead run.
A DRS or assymetrical has a short side between the head and what becomes the tack. A sheet to control sail trim is attached to the clew and the tack is attached by a strop or short line to a bow fitting. It trims like a genoa and doesn't need a lot of tweaking to get good results which is why it is popular with cruisers.It is very efficient from a close reach down to just below a beam reach.
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Potosi is Dyn-o-Mite!!!
Trip Start Sep 15, 2008
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Before this trip we had never heard of this town of 150,000 high in the mountains of Southern Bolivia. Amazingly Potosi was once the richest and largest city in the world when silver was being pulled from the near by Cerro Rico (aka Rich Mountain) by the tonne. Circa 1700 it was larger and richer than both New York, London, and Paris. During this time the spanish used African and Indigenous slaves to work, and die, in the appauling minning conditions. Historians estimate several million slaves died in the mines, while the riches were shipped off to Spain to bank roll their empire and benefit their citizens for centuries. Today the town is hard to distinguish from any other dirty and poor bolivian town (Bolivia is the poorest country in Latin America).
We rolled into town at 5:00am, our typical arrival time on the night buses of pain. At 8:00am we started our tour of the mines. First stop was to suit up like real, and really dorky looking, miners. Next we visited the miners market to buy gifts for the men in the mountain. Coca leaves, pop, 96% alcohol, and dynamite are all on their wish list. For $3 a stick we could buy dynamite to blow up later. Why buy just one stick when you could buy 3? There were 2 american girls in our group not so inclined for adventure on their 3 week vaccation who tried to convince us blowing up 1 stick was enough...ha! We decided to pick-up some fertilizer to wrap around the dynamite for an extra big bada-boom!
Our guide for the tour was a very interesting fella. The best way to describe him would be a long lost Bolivian cousin of Borat. Just about anything would come out of his mouth with Boratesque delivery. Some favourite lines:
I have hair in only 2 places, my head and arm pits. Down there only 4!
That guys name is crazy, not because he is crazy but because he has a crazy looking face.
If you need oxygen while in the mine let me know, it is mouth to mouth
Bolivia is very corrupt, we are #2 in the world but we are trying hard to be #1
Removing the crudeness he was a good guide and former miner, who started work in the mine at the age of 10 just as his father and his father before him.
Today the mines are all run through co-op groups of miners. In total there are 160 mines still active, of 400, with 500 groups working with-in them. Sometimes when 2 groups will find the same vein of zinc or silver they will have gang fights in the mine, even using dynamite against each other.
Life expectancy of a miner is 45 after inhaling everything from silica to asbestos to toxic gases. To get through the day miners chew coca and in serious wads. The wads are so big the miners look like kids with jawbreakers in their cheeks. The mines were hot, dusty, and cramped - almost unbearable for the 2 hours we were inside. Sometimes we were crawling on our stomachs to fit through a hole, or slidding down an embankment to reach the next level. The air was full of dust and there was very little oxygen in the air at over 4000m - just horrible. The miners today put themselves through these conditions for the mighty dollar. Miners often make more per year than doctors, businessmen, and lawyers.
The end of the tour was explosive - literally. We took our sticks of dynamite, removed the interior paste, put it in a bag and added the fertilizer, fuse, and blasting cap. After lighting the fuse and posing for a few pics, Arik and the guides ran down the road to set the explosives before the fuses ran-out. Ka-BOOM! The 3 packs went off in succession with bone rattling power - South America is Awesome!


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Staying in a 5 star hotel Le Royal Meridien which is lurvely with gorgeous quiet pool which we made good use of before the pre monsoon showers that kick in at 16:30 ....
Well Mumbai is exactly as the book 'Maximum city' (S. Metha) says it is. We are just back from an autorickshaw trip to Juhu beach which was a real white knuckle job plus I had my eyes closed a lot, the driver was so mental it was like being in a computer game and people were crossing the road everywhere in the middle of nuts traffic, I dunno how we didn't hit someone, and the traffic is mad for making 1 lane into 2. The guy knew what he was doing though and had a newer auto presumably with better brakes but oh my God I was petrified. But on the plus side we saw the biggest Bollywood stars house - Amitabh Bachanan or Big B the father of one half on AbhiAsh I mentioned earlier in the blog
Anyway Juhu beach is in North Mumbai beside Bandra the Beverly Hills of Bombay as all the Bollywood stars live there (by the way in Tamil Nadu its called Tollywood) and so has lots of trendy eateries etc. After we watched the sunset on the beach with tonnes of locals we had dinner in 'Vie Lounge' over looking the beach, a very trendy place that apparently hosts a lot of Bollywood parties and which has really nice staff (can you imagine nice staff in an equivalent place in Dublin? I can't) and really good Italian food. So I guess we were mingling with the Mumbai cocktail set (ahem) even though I don't think we saw anyone too hot.
Our chests are knackered as the air is so thick here, we have not smoked in the 2 months bar some cigars in Goa and tonight we feel like we have fibreglass lungs. We read breathing the air here is equivalent to smoking 2.5 packs of cigs (presumably 20's) a day. But apart from that Mumbai rocks. The city is million times nicer than I expected, that are some gorgeous old romanesque and art deco buildings here, it's a proper old city like Calutta, and doesn't have flat sky line like Bangalore or Chennai. So we walked a good but of the city centre starting at the 'Gateway of India' which a very impressive building and is opposite the famous Taj Hotel which is much slicker than I expected, it's description in 'Son of the circus' (J
Of course we saw all the slums too but the lovely buildings were in the museum district 'Kala Ghoda', where there is also the High Court and St. Thomas's cathedral and some other great builidngs like The New India Assurance building, The David Sassoon library and a Flora fountain erected in honour of the guy (Sir Bartle Frere) who dismantled the fort of Bombay and shaped much of modern Mumbai. Beside this is the stately Horniman Circle (giggle, giggle) and then we headed down to Churchgate station via 'Fashion Row' (or MK road) and the art deco Eros Cinema. And of course we had to see the sunset on Marine Drive looking out onto the arabian sea which did not disappoint, and saw the lights come on all around the bay which form what is called 'The Queen's necklace', again there's loads of old art deco built apartments here and this leads to to the famous Chowpatty beach at the foot of the really expensive neighbourhood Malabar Hill on one end and Nariman Point on the other
I was told by some natives I knew from work it'd be best to stay in North Mumbai (near the airports) as it's anything up to 2 hours from town and can be more, don't know the distance but I'd say 20-30km but what I should have done was just book a hotel in that area for the last night as trekking in and out town to see the sights was a nightmare - sure we'd have got from Sligo to Galway quicker in the time the journey took here AFTER rush hour. But accomodation in Bombay is thin on the ground and expensive even if you book 3 months ahead (which I did) so I was happy to have got a 6 day booking in the first place so didn't bloody think it out. Would defo come illback but will stay in town next time and would still recommend the Royal Merdien for the night before the airport as it has a lovely pool and spa and 24 hour restaurant (according to tripadvisor.com it's better than the Hyatt across the road).
So that's it for this leg of the trip, but what a country and we will defo be back as we still have so much more to see ..... Kashmir, Kerala, Way more of Karnataka, Rajastan (there was trouble there 2 weeks ago though) likewise Hyderbad and of course Agra and Delhi and there's a number of WHO caves etc
Next stop Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia for family wedding......
Spent our last 3 hours in Mumbai in the hotel spa getting buffed and polished to within an inch of our lives, which was a great idea. Then hotel limo dropped us to airport which really nice. Flight at 9.30pm (Qantas) was grand only I stayed awake for 11.25 of the 12 hours watching movies - Pan's Labyrinth (good but not as expected which always happens me with any movies talked up by friends), Little Children (good), Notes on a scandal (v.g.), The Dead Girl (grim but good), And a Bollywood one with a big long hindi name starring the aforementioned Big B and Little B and a bit of 'Perfume'. Other films on the Mumbai trip have been Oceans 12, Charlie and the Chocolate factory. (London-Mumbai in April was Blood Diamond and something else that for the life of me I cannot remember).


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Julia Shallcrass visits Amsterdam, which colours its history with fun and interactive museums.
"Sense of time and feel for beauty" is the motto of the famous Rijksmusem.
This motto sums up Amsterdam itself, which has more than fifty museums featuring art, fun, history, coffee shop culture, science, technology and canal boats, as well as Dutch tulips, cheese and beer.
My husband and I visit several museums that paint Amsterdam as a vibrant city, and engage our interest through fun, provocative and challenging exhibits.
Our favourite museums include:
The Rijksmuseum hosts a collection of art and objects of culture from the Middle Ages through to today. Dolls houses and delftware, paintings and photography tell the history of Dutch trade and royalty.
Rembrandt van Rijn's famous Night Watch is a must-see. Also of note is Jan Asselijn's "The Threatened Swan" which represents Dutch statesman Johann de Witt as the swan defending its egg (Holland).
Van Gogh Collection
While the Museumplein undergoes extensive renovations, you can admire works by Vincent van Gogh collection during its temporary stay at the Hermitage museum. We chronicle the master's journey from the old techniques to his use of bright vivid colours; the influence of Japanese prints on his paintings; and his inventive brush strokes that breathe vigour to still life, such as his "Sunflowers".
In May 2013, the world famous paintings will return to Museumplein, and special celebrations will mark the 40th anniversary of the Van Gogh Museum.
Diamant Museum and Coster Diamond Factory
Find out how this precious crystallised pure carbon is formed and created at the Diamant Museum. Next door at the Coster Diamond Factory, we see staff polish diamonds with wheel, diamond dust and oil to create a sparkling example of the "Amsterdam Cut". It is here that we learn to consider the four "c" words when purchasing diamonds: cut, colour, carat and clarity. It seems that cost is irrelevant.
National Marine Museum 'Het Scheepvaartmuseum'
Visit the National Marine museum for attraction park displays, including the "Voyage of a Sea". On this virtual 4D adventure, you can take part in a sailing race, encounter storms, sea battles and a shipwreck.
In the canal, board a life-size replica of the Amsterdam Ship (VOC schip Amsterdam) which could carry around 350 passengers when the Dutch East India Company traded in Asia.
Heineken Experience
The Heineken Experience captures the history of the pale ale in all its glory. Described as a "Disneyland" for adults, this family owned brewery provides us with beer, foosball, and a host of Heineken advertisements.
Create your own music videos, and find out what it feels like to be brewed and bottled in the "Brew U" 4D experience. Most importantly, taste the hops in a cold beer.
This exhibition leaves us invigorated and well-liquored.
Amsterdam Cheese Museum
The Dutch have been making cheese for over 600 years. At the Amsterdam Cheese Museum, discover an array of antique dairy appliances, including milking seats, a churn, and even a set of scales from the 17th century.
Sample award-winning Dutch cheeses within the Museum's store. You can purchase gourmet cheeses named after cities in the Netherlands including Old Amsterdam cheese, Gouda and Edam.
Anne Frank's House
Anne Frank's house recalls the harrowing story of a Jewish girl in hiding during the Holocaust. Teenager Anne Frank and her family hid in the loft of her father's workplace during the Nazi Occupation, until their capture by the SS.
We visit the modest rooms of this "Secret Annex", which displays photographs of a young Anne and original manuscripts of her famous diary, published following her death at Auschwitz.
In video footage, Anne's father and Holocaust survivor, Otto Frank, describes his decision to publish his daughter's diary: "To build a future you have to know the past".
The museum concludes with an interactive multi-media display that questions our ideas of human rights, including freedom of speech and religion.
For priority entry, discounts and free public transport, consider purchasing the Amsterdam City Card.
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"Benny..." Candy stared at me, her eyes shining with concern as I scratched at my wrist subconciously. I could feel the blood pooling on top of the skin. You deserve it. The students hate you, they wouldn't unless there were a reason Benjamin. Why do they hate you Benjamin? C'mon Benjamin! You're a bad person, everyone says so.. they'd be better off without you! You know they would be! "Benny!" A small hand grabbed my own, pulling it away from my wrist and I jerked my eyes up to meet my sisters.
"I'm sorry," I whispered. I had to apologize, I did something bad. I'm sorry that I haven't killed myself yet, I'm sorry that I'm still burdening you with my problems and that you have to protect your big brother when he should be protecting you. I'm sorry. Unspoken words.
"You dont have a reason to apologize."
Liar. Of course I do. I'm a failure.. Just forgive me. Just say 'I forgive you' or 'it's okay', please Candy! Silence.
"If you say so..."
"I do," she smiled her perfectly crooked smile and bumped her shoulder into mine. I chuckled as if I found it all so amusing, but really... all I wanted was for her to accept the apology. Why did I have to be such a bad person? I didn't want to be a bad anything, I tried so hard to be a good person! Be a man, Benjamin. Quit your whining and crying before I beat it out of you! I flinched, hearing my father's demanding, loud voice flit through my head.
I turned away from Candy and walked towards fourth period without so much as a goodbye. I knew I wouldn't be able to talk, my throat felt swollen and sore from holding back tears and sobs. Why did I have to be so uselessly overemotional? You're such a dipshit Benjamin, how can anyone stand to be around you? You're better off dead. Deep breathing, breathe deep, in and out. Clench fists, unclench. Repeat.
More guards during fourth period. Remember Me would be in this class with me as well. Fucking perfect. Just what I needed right now.
"Look, its the he-she," Marty sneered, making nearly the entire room laugh at my expense. Just yesterday, I loved Remember Me, all their songs seemed to mean something, made me feel better about myself.. now, knowing how just this one member of the band acted.. I dont think I'd ever be able to listen to their songs without thinking about the moments where a member of the band made fun of me.
Danny reached over with his foot and kicked Marty in the leg, smiling towards me apologetically. I hunched my shoulders, making sure to keep my head down as I went to my desk. Take it like a man, act like a man Benjamin!
I dont know how.. I'm a weak person. I'm not strong enough to deal with this. If I wasn't so pathetic, I wouldn't have to go through this bullying, I deserve this. I deserve it. Just as I sat down, the bell rang and the teacher entered the classroom. Mr. Grimwauld was one of the strictest teachers in this hellhole, an ex-marine as well, and knew how to dole out punishments without ever mentioning the word 'detention'. He terrified me. Then again.. so did half of the school population.
Even the members of Remember Me seemed to have been warned about Grimwauld, they sat up straighter, stared at him and looked completely serious. My eyes drifted towards Rain, even though all I could see was the back of his head. Is perfect hair.. his back looked awfully sexy in that shirt. As I realized where my thoughts were headed, I jerked my gaze away and moved it back towards Grimwauld just as he asked for our homework.
I did my homework, I always did my homework, class work, even any extra credit I could get ahold of. I needed to get into a good college if I wanted to get away from this town, these people... as far away as possible. But today, though I had done my homework and had it with me, I was nervous about handing it in. I remember looking at it this morning as I stuck it in my binder, and noticed the splotches of blood from my bloody lip that I'd gotten last night. Grimwauld would call me out on it. But still, dutifully, I pulled the ruined sheet of paper, and passed it to the person in front of me, who grimaced at the blood. Please wait until the end of class, please..
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Re: Bioluminescence
I'm psyched to see this got an HM, Robbie. I would have gladly bought one last week. :^)
Re: Monster Squad Version 3
Monster Mash-Up!
Check out the BIGGER version.
Re: Corgi Cluster
Awesome cartoonery. Every face (and butt) is fun to look at. ^___^
Re: It Came For Cotton Candy
Ha! I didn't see this shirt in its derby. What a strange and funny design.
Re: Just say No
They're summing up here... I think they also probably would like to include ovens, stoves, knives, pots, grills...
Re: Rake Break
Love this.
Re: Zu Chongzhi's estimate
omnitarian wrote:Gotta love this one's De Stijl sensibilities. Props for making a nerd shirt look ultra-classy.
Thanks Omni! You've captured my intentions very nicely.
Misskari wrote:This had better win, dangit!
Not looking so great right now, with dropping in and out of the fog...
Re: home alone for the holidays
Lonely turtle makes my head asplode. :D
homestarrunner21 wrote:Hopefully justice will be done this time and this shirt will print!
It's an incredibly competitive field but I enjoyed this one as well.
Yay! This design is awesome and so full of whimsy and wonder! Hope it prints!! (Keeping my fingers crossed) : )
Re: Equinox
Very nice one here, glad to see it once again. Good luck.
Re: The Catch
Love the design kevlar
Re: monster cut out
Make your own Monster!
Check out the BIGGER version.
Re: Everyday is a rainy day
I <3 this, again.
Re: school boy yeti
its that time of the year, when all the little yeti boys and girls get their faithful unicorn pets to carry their books back home for the holidays =)
Re: Imagine
Beautiful work and nice concept. Good luck.
Re: Leafy Camo
I liked this the first time around! +1
Woot should let me vote twice for this because my identical twins were born 3-14-90 and they can't be divided!
This would be an AWESOME Bday shirt for them! WIN PLEASE>>>>>>! GMV!
This has a really beautiful dreamlike quality. Good luck!
I found this one very charming and original in it's own derby.
I'll get this as a gift if it wins.
Re: Disaster Hero
Love the illustration style here.
odysseyroc wrote:Oh odysseyroc, I don't know how you can manage to be so amazing every week.
Why thank you, Adder. I'll send you a copy if it wins for that thoughtful compliment. :p
(srsly tho, we need a roc-o taco)
Re: TEXAS CHAINSAW BBQ
You two are my heroes! If you ever get to California, look me up at the hotel on 10.
Love, Norman Bates
AdderXYU wrote:Why thank you, Adder. I'll send you a copy if it wins for that thoughtful compliment. :p
(srsly tho, we need a roc-o taco)
Look, an Adder compliment! I feel like I've already won!
Re: Dinner With Friends
If you can't beat 'em- join 'em!
Re: Electric Dragon
i really want this shirt, its soo cool
Re: Duck and Cover
Hooray the duck is back.
Re: Anticipation
Candycorn monster!
Re: Pop Machine
Love the colors and style here walmazan. And I have a popcorn-fiend to buy it for too:D
Eshto, you come up with some amazing, weird stuff. I love it.
Heh this is pretty good... but what happened to 18XX? That was the coolest fogged design in months. Did it not HM?
Re: I'm Cold
I still can't imagine the work that went into this. My hand cramps just looking at it!
I still love this one. The joy captured on both the monster and the little girl (for two completely different reasons)are wonderful!
Re: An Honest Meal
You ARE delicious little pig. And don't you ever forget that! +1 boots.
I'm confused...hmm
I'm glad you guys are still liking this little horse/mermaid!
Such a good shirt. I've been waiting for this double take derby for weeks just so I could vote for this shirt.
Still love this one. Fingers crossed for it!
I was sad this didn't print the first time. Here's to hoping for another chance!
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Inware needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 168 designs submitted by 46 freelance designers.
For one of our customers, a top-notch recruitment & consultancy firm in Switzerland focusing mainly on sales talents, we are looking for a new logo.
The logo should be equally appealing to sales people from junior to senior.
- express classiness, elegance, excellence.
- plain & simple in style.
- colors: black, dark-grey, dark-blue.
- people should feel flattered, if they get a business-card with that logo on it.
- "SalesAhead" (uppercase first letters) with a claim "Search for Talent"


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As the signature LPGA tournament in the Green Bay Area, The Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic provides a premium opportunity for marketing exposure, client engagement, and on-course branding.
Be a part of our team! Volunteers are a vital component to the success of the tournament. We have a variety of available positions for all ages, as well as some leadership positions for the experienced volunteer. We encourage you to learn more, and join us in making this a great first year for the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic!
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Course 1, Team 1: roasted red pepper soup, warm beet salad with pine nuts, open face beef tongue and Gahan Island red pulled pork sandwich, sautéed spinach, and comtomme. Though everything on this plate was tasty and I commend the creativity of the soup-salad-sammie combo, nothing really blew me away except maybe for that incredibly tender beef tongue.
Course 1, Team 2: seared salmon, oyster mushrooms, red pepper sauce, quinoa, braised celery and comtomme gratin, jasmine rice crisp, fish sauce and vinegar foam, tomato crepe, shrimp mousse, salsa verde. I know what you're thinking. So much going on. This seems to be the current trend in plating but sometimes I can't seem to wrap my taste buds around so many flavors on one plate. And I'll be honest, foam just isn't my thing. However, much on this plate was quite tasty namely the perfectly seared salmon and the shrimp mousse in the tomato crepe. Plus, I could eat salsa verde with a spoon.
Course 1, Team 3: beet and vodka cured salmon, shrimp and dill farce, mesclun salad, shrimp veloute, red quinoa cracker. Despite this appearing to be the simplest of the plates, this was easily my favorite starter. The salmon was perfectly cooked, had a great subtle beet flavour and made all the more delicious with the shrimp and dill stuffing. The shrimp sauce was also divine. Plus, best use of both the beet and quinoa.
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Course 3, Team 2: financier, blueberry reduction, sabayon, ice wine glazed strawberry mousse, peanut crunch, meringue base, white chocolate and cream cheese ice cream, crispy milk, salted caramel sauce. Once again, I'm all over plate 2. The white chocolate cream cheese ice cream with salted caramel and crispy mik (huh?!) was incredible. The rest of the plate was delicious but that ice cream...oh my.
Course 3, Team 3: orange custard with chocolate chiboust crisp, raspberry puree, lemon cream cheese donut, blueberry curd, frozen lime chiffon, strawberry basil salad. How funny that the last plate of the night was the most underwhelming. The crisp was odd although I can't say I've ever had a chiboust crisp before. The saddest part, however, the donut was overcooked. I would have been all over it.
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Best appetizer: Team NS
Best main: Team PEI
Best dessert: Team NS
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