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Josie S.
Nanny in Boynton Beach, FL 33426.
Looking for full or part-time work as a nanny.
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Boynton Beach, FL
- Age 34
- 10 years paid experience
- Female
Last signed in: More than 6 months
Preferred Rate $10-$20 per hour
Josie's Bio
Hello Parents!
As a recent graduate of the Chicago School of Professional Psychology where I received a Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling as well as a current Child and Adolescent Therapist, my interests and experience translates nicely into babysitting. Babysitting has always been a part of my life and I consider my relationships with my amazing friends and incredible family to be extremely important to me.
My passion for children is the most rewarding experience of all. I have worked for many families as a nanny and/or babysitter for over ten years. I have experience supervising infants/toddlers, school-aged children, children with behavioral disorders, and children of all different personalities. I have also assisted families with improving the lines of communication to support healthy family dynamics.
I am a committed, patient, empathic, and enthusiastic person with the amazing ability to remain flexible and open minded in diverse environments. I believe life should be lived to the fullest and should include doing something new every day. :)
I welcome the opportunity to be a babysitter/nanny for your family, please contact me if you feel I would be a good fit for your family!
Age Specific Experience
10 years of paid child care experience with:
- First year
- Toddlers (1 to 3 years)
- Preschooler (3 to 5 years)
- Grade School (6 to 11 years)
- Pre-teen/Teenagers (12 years and over)
Special Needs Experience
Special Needs Conditional Experience
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Availability & Job Preferences
Availability Duration
- Short-term (1 to 3 months)
- Temporary (4 to 12 months)
- Permanent (1 to 2 years)
- Permanent (2 or more years)
Job Duration
- Will consider either a part time or full time position
- Start date is flexible
My availability is valid through 4/17/16
- Open availability on weekdays (M-F)
Skills & Abilities
Additional Services:
- Potty Training
- Meal Preparation
- Laundry
- Light Housekeeping
- Willing to drive children to events, school, appointments, or carpooling
- Homework Help
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Chapter Six: Determination
I tried harder and harder to learn more and more fighting skills. I had to learn more; what if Death found me, and I wasn't dreaming?
So I fought harder, and did everything that the martial arts teacher told me to. I was now a black belt in all martial arts; I'd finished all of the other fighting training as well, and I was just about ready to move onto training my powers.
I once thought I got it when I stared and concentrated on an apple- for three hours- but what good will that do in a fight? Should I just ask the opponent to wait for a few hours? I don't think he would.
But one night, when the sky was pitch black, and the moon was hidden, I heard a noise. I wasn't much, but I was trained to pick up on things like this. It sounded like a crack.
I swiftly jumped out of my bed, and crouched down, ready to spring. I turned my head slightly and closed my eyes trying to used my now enhanced senses.


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A story from the road. Very rough and incomplete at this point, and it will probably remain that way for a while because I rarely have time to write anything while I'm on the road. That sucks because this is a really good story that I'd like to share with people. I decided to write this here instead of on my blog (http://www.blog.aimlessmovie.com) because many of the people who read my blog fail to appreciate how much crap I put myself through to entertain them.
[This is a very incomplete, rough draft. I hope I'll be able to finish and refine it ASAP.]
The following events occurred on August 29 and August 30, 2009.
Holding onto a shiny new citation for "Solicitation on Right Away," which I'd received from an illiterate police officer shortly after she found me sitting on a guardrail, I walked a few miles back toward Atlanta on Saturday night just to get the hell out of DeKalb County. Having done nothing remotely illegal in DeKalb County, I had no interest in being targeted again by either the same dirty cop or any other dirty cops.
After sleeping only a few feet from Exit 86 on I-85 Saturday night, I packed up my gear on Sunday morning and headed straight for the northbound on-ramp so I could try to get a little closer to Greenville, South Carolina or Asheville, North Carolina. With reasonably heavy ramp traffic and plenty of room for someone to pull over to offer me a ride, my prospects looked pretty good. However, that morning a combination of several unique factors convinced me to head up onto the freeway instead of hanging out on the ramp.
Factor 1: The Fulton/DeKalb county line is only about a quarter of a mile beyond the end of the on-ramp. With this kind of setup, I had to assume there would not be much of a police presence on that section of freeway, if any, because law enforcement officers from each county likely turn around at the last exit before the county line to avoid venturing into the next county.
Factor 2: That stretch of highway has seven lanes of traffic, as well as the traffic entering from the on-ramp.
Factor 3: There's a ton of room on the shoulder of the interstate at that spot; a lot more than a full lane's width. This was good for two reasons: 1) It gave me a safe zone in which I didn't have to worry about straying drivers; and 2) It provided plenty of room for a friendly stranger to pull over and offer me a ride.
Factor 4: Northbound drivers had a clear view of me and my gear for at least half a mile before reaching my position. That gave them plenty of time to think about whether they might want to stop and pick up a temporary companion. And if someone spotted me but was unable to get over in time to stop for me, the next exit was close enough for them to turn around and come back for me without wasting much time or gas. (If you've never hitchhiked, it may seem unlikely that anyone would pass me by and come back, but a lot of people have told me they've done just that before picking me up.)
Factor 5: (I can't remember Factor 5 right now. Give me a minute.)
All right, so it looked like I was in a pretty decent spot to get a ride. My only worry was that someone would end up dropping me off in DeKalb County, where I might have to worry about being spotted again by the cop who cited me the previous day.
An hour passed; no ride. Thousands of cars had gone by already, but none of the drivers gave me any kind of impression that they had even thought about stopping. I started thinking maybe Atlanta is just one of those cities, but I wasn't too worried because it almost always takes considerably longer than an hour to get a ride from an on-ramp. Hitchhiking usually requires a lot of patience.
Soon it began to rain lightly. This wasn't a big deal, though, because the previous day I used part of my REI dividend to get myself a waterproof backpack cover. Now in position to use it, I grabbed the bright orange cover and secured it snugly around the bulk of my 50-pound Gregory backpack. I also put on my thin rain jacket.
As the precipitation became a steady rain rather than just sprinkles, I zipped on the legs of my convertible pants and tucked my laptop case under the backpack cover. Pulling my jacket's hood cord tight around my face, the rain continued to come down harder and steadier, and I turned my back to the interstate so the crooked rain would hit me from behind.
Now possessing adequate rain protection for both my body and my gear, I wasn't too worried about things I used to worry about whenever I'd get stuck in the rain. I knew my pack cover would keep my gear dry and I knew my raincoat would keep my upper body dry. But the rain just kept coming down harder and harder until water was pooling a few inches on the interstate and traffic was moving at 30 MPH or less.
In the midst of the downpour, beneath my jacket, my arms and upper body seemed dry to the touch, yet I felt like I was soaked, and it sucked. I'd never really had to think about this before, but my jacket was not designed to keep me warm; its job is merely to keep me dry, which it did. But rainwater is cold and I wasn't wearing any thermal protection beneath the jacket, so I was cold and getting colder. I needed to put on my fleece top beneath the raincoat.
I'd already figured this out a while earlier, but I was waiting for a break in the rain to retrieve my fleece from the backpack. I knew if I tried to get out the fleece while the rain continued to pour down on me, both me and my stuff would end up drenched. So as my legs became wet and cold, and as my upper body continue to feel wet and cold, I waited for that break in the rain.
It never came.
I was nearly in tears before long, wondering when someone would find enough of a heart to stop and help me out of my unenviable position. Actually I already had some tears forming; the tears just hadn't accumulated enough mass to drop from my eyes.
[I'm still working on this. I'm not even close to finished. Check back later if I've caught your interest...]


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|43 m²
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Dies ist eine Insel-Wochenende ...
Komplett renoviert, und die größte Einheit am Inn. Privatbesitz und privat verwalteten.
Viele vor Ort zu tun! Achten Sie auf Delfine und Seekühe am Manatee River :) am Strand entspannen oder mieten Sie ein Jet-Ski! Genießen Sie Ihr Frühstück in einem der 2 Restaurants am Strand!
Wenn Ihre Reisedaten nicht verfügbar sind, überprüfen Sie bitte unsere anderen Einheiten # 441235 / # 498052 / # 454516. Vielen Dank :)
The room is very nice, and large. It was well stocked with towels and needs for your stay. The bed is very comfortable, as well as the sofa was nice to sit by window and watch the world go by!! The unit is very roomy for a family and clean. I personally liked the little makeup table outside the bathroom. I do not think you will be disappointed in this unit. I plan to always try to book this one!!
wife loved the beach and the pool calamari at the beach restaurant is to die for great place to just relax
The owner left the wrong key so I was not able to use the facility this weekend. The front desk clerk was very nice in attempting the property manager but unfortunately never received a return call to create a scanner card, and the owner of the rental property would not respond to my emails. She says that my two texts went to her spam however, I have countless emails between us and coincidently never went to spam.
This was the first time that I rent an owned property in a resort, and it has left a bad taste in my mouth. My trip was planned a month ago in preparation for a surprise party for my sister's 60th birthday surprise. I thank God my brother had made a reservation down the street and was able to sleep on the floor of his room.
You can confirm my story with PJ (the front desk clerk that tried to do as much as possible). We were there half hour waiting for return call from resort property manager and response from owner, Aprile Joseph. Neither ever came and had to leave to shower and be on time for the arrival of my sister's surprise party.
By the way the photos are to me not as seen at the resort.
Aprile provide us with a wonderful place to stay for a gorgeous wedding. Everything was great. Cold A/C, plenty of towels, clean linens, comfortable bed, and cooking utensils. I left my phone behind in a rush and the owner, Ms. Aprile, has kept an open end of communication in regards to finding it in the condo. I would highly recommend this unit for a quiet get away in a small town. Everything was easily accessible with wine and dine just out the front door.
First of all let me start out by saying that communicating with Aprile was wonderful. Every time we had a question she responded immediately.
Booking this property was smooth and easy and everything that she said about this rental was exactly as stated. The rental was very clean and well equipped. Everything you needed was right at your fingertips. We went to the pool everyday so the beach towels came in handy. This is definitely a nice property and a wonderful getaway. Thanks Aprile for making our trip a memorable time!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to return!!!!
I am always a bit apprehensive when booking a room that I have not been to or seen before but WOW! This little hidden gem was spectacular. My husband, baby (6months) and I traveled from Palm Beach Gardens (where the water is absolutely beautiful so it's hard to be impressed) to Ruskin, FL expecting a mini vacation that we deserved. The reason we booked in Ruskin, FL was because we were looking for a place near Bradenton to catch a Pirates Spring Training game. Most places in Sarasota and Bradenton were pricey so we ventured out to a place we had not heard about but didn't seem too far. We expected the baseball game to be the highlight of the weekend but I can now say that staying in Little Harbor Inn was. Check in was super easy (easier than any other place we have been to). We loved the fact that we could bring out own food to cook but just as easy as crossing the street was the Sunset Grill. It accommodated for fined dinning, casual dining and bar setting with live music. Let's not forget the amazing sunset while dinning. All in all we had an amazing time and I hope that we are able to book again next year.
Wenn Ihre Reisedaten nicht verfügbar sind, überprüfen Sie bitte unsere anderen Einheiten auf Platz # 454516 / # 498052. Vielen Dank :)
Jetzt bieten Aquatic Ausflüge inklusive:
Fishing Charters
Romantischer Sonnenuntergang Kreuzfahrt (w / kostenlosen Champagner)
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Manatee / Dolphin Betrachtungs
Fragen Sie nach Rabatt-Pakete noch heute!
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|Zusätzliche Nächte
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2 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
234 €
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620 €
2.085 €
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|Erstattbare Kaution
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If you do not see the dates you are looking for available, please see our other listings on VRBO #441235 / #454516. If there is no availability, please eMail me for additional options.
Please see Rental Agreement for all terms and conditions.
Thanks so much,
* Ungefährer monatlicher Preis. Der tatsächliche Preis wird von den genauen Tagen Ihres Aufenthalts abhängen.


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On Sep 1, 2012, at 1:52 PM, Stefan Teleman wrote: > [...] > I'd also like to talk about STDCXX-1056: > > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-1056 > > which has already had an initial discussion, and for which I have > attached a patch. I tried, unsuccessfully, to reproduce the failure observed by Martin in 22.locale.moneypunct.mt, in both debug and optimized, wide and narrow builds on a 16x machine: $ uname -a; gcc -v 2>&1 | tail -n 1; $ /lib/libc.so.6 | head -n 1 Linux behemoth 188.8.131.52 #3 SMP Sat Apr 9 22:49:32 CDT 2011 x86_64 AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 6134 AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux gcc version 4.5.2 (GCC) GNU C Library stable release version 2.13, by Roland McGrath et al. The fact that at least one build fails is reason enough to suspect a genuine defect, but it should be reproducible, at least once in a while. I ran the test in a loop but to no avail. Sure it timeouts but once I increased the timeout to an appropriate value, it ran to completion every time. My recollection about how stdcxx string is implemented is a bit fuzzy but, IIRC, std::string is implemented as a handle-body with a reference counted body, where the counter is either an atomic counter or an integer variable protected by a mutex. In a shared body, if any of the handles undergo a potentially mutating operation (taking the address of the underlying string too, i.e., c_str), the body is copied (i.e., a deep copy of the string occurs). Also, multi-threaded manipulation of a string object should be safe as long as different threads operate on separate handles -- this is a detail of the implementation, I can't remember exactly why. When returning a new copy of an std::string from an accessor function, the body reference counter goes up. When the callee later modifies the content of the string (c_str calls included), a deep copy occurs, but in each thread via a different handle, which should be safe. It bothers me that we don't have a more robust test case for this change. Now, only Martin attached a failing test output, right? I could not see any other there. Thanks. Liviu
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V.L. Stands for Virgin Lips. It's a term that should be far more widespread and is the status your lips should hold for more than the first ten years of your life. People don't seem to realize that once you give your first kiss away, there's no going back. Once you give it, it's gone for life. No over-sized eraser can fade the marks of crimson lipstick. This applies not just to the virginity of your lips, but of your body... When you start young, you end young. No refunds. No exchanges. Final sale; take it or leave it. Once it's gone, it's gone. Forever. When learning this lesson in life, you get no second chances, just one shot. Take it or leave it? I choose to leave it. Call me old-fashioned, but I'm waiting until marriage, waiting for Love. True Love. Not the deception of Lust, Love's shadow; she who wanders dingy streets, ambling with outstretched hands, ever-searching for something clean and pure to defile with her filthy hands... Sugar has a substitute: Splenda; glasses have a substitute: contacts; Guitar Hero has a substitute: Rock Band! But when it comes to Love, there is no substitute. So save your lovin' for the one you really love, the one who you'll spend the rest of your life with. And hey, no worries!—you'll have ample time to practice kissing when you have the rest of your life to do so.
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forgottenpenname said...
Jul. 29, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Jul. 29, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Beautifully written piece! I agree on waiting until marriage to lose your virginity, but I have a bit of a different view on kissing. I think you shouldn't kiss until you're in a more serious relationship, yes, but I don't hold it nearly as sacred as sex... and to tell you the truth, I had my first kiss back in kindergarten with the boy who lived next door. We didn't mean it in any way romantically -- we had just seen our babysitter making out with her bf on the couch a lot so we wanted to see w... (more »)
magic-esi said...
Jul. 26, 2010 at 3:32 pm
Jul. 26, 2010 at 3:32 pm
Awesome article! I completely agree and love the way you put it. This should be a Public Service Announcement!
justwannabeme said...
Jul. 22, 2010 at 12:09 pm
Jul. 22, 2010 at 12:09 pm
i agree with you completly. i will not have sex befor marriage. promise you that.
miranda_n said...
Jul. 4, 2010 at 12:26 am
Jul. 4, 2010 at 12:26 am
Anyone like Billy Joel? Everyone should look up Only The Good Die Young :)
BrandNewEyes said...
Jun. 24, 2010 at 9:01 am
Jun. 24, 2010 at 9:01 am
i remember my first kiss. Where i live, you don't have V.L you're called a Fridgit. It's horrible & puts you down if you're the last of your friends, which i was! I had my first kiss with my first boyfriend in the cinema. I think your first kiss has to be with someone you care about & vise versa!
9_little_ripples said...
May 23, 2010 at 4:04 pm
May 23, 2010 at 4:04 pm
im 14.... super shy...never been kissed.... this guy in my grade almost did in the artroom when I was painting but I'm glad I pulled back. thnx for letting me now that my VL status is ok!!!!!!
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grasslova replied...
May 28, 2010 at 4:19 pm
May 28, 2010 at 4:19 pm
Another fellow painter! :) Right on!
Heck yea! VL is totally fine! You dont have to rush, though many do. I believe that friendship is the foundation of love. Without it, a kiss is simply passion--deviod of any real feeling. :) So dont worry about saving yourself. All things come naturally, and in their own due time. Thanks for your comment! :)
Bethani said...
May 21, 2010 at 7:30 pm
May 21, 2010 at 7:30 pm
I respect your beliefs. However, it's hard for many of us teens not to kiss someone we date or like. I have had one boyfriend kiss me and it was special. We're still good friends. I believe kisses should only be acceptable after dating for a bit. not until then.
grasslova replied...
May 28, 2010 at 4:22 pm
May 28, 2010 at 4:22 pm
Right! And I totally respect that! :) Truly. Everyone's life is different, and everyone learns things in diverse ways. Kissing isn't bad--by any means! When the time is right, it will happen. I simply choose to do other things with my time. :)
xXxfantasyxXx said...
May 21, 2010 at 12:12 pm
May 21, 2010 at 12:12 pm
i love this it's amazing! the guy who was my first kiss was glad he was my first kiss :) very true indeed
JimBobWow said...
May 21, 2010 at 9:51 am
May 21, 2010 at 9:51 am
I've had my first kiss when i was 13. Me and that guy hate each other now. I absolutly loved that kiss and i always will. We both havent forgotten about it. That was my first kiss and now i dont know how im suppose to kiss anymore. I never want that kiss to fade away. Bruce. My first kiss. (:
brenda said...
May 7, 2010 at 1:33 am
May 7, 2010 at 1:33 am
kissing is like riding a bicycle, the first time is special, but after that you dont really think about it... and thats a fact!
grasslova replied...
May 28, 2010 at 4:13 pm
May 28, 2010 at 4:13 pm
Ha ha! Nice! Did you make that one up? Esta muy bien!
Everhart said...
Apr. 26, 2010 at 12:49 pm
Apr. 26, 2010 at 12:49 pm
I love you for writing this. I totally agree. Save it for the one you'll be with forever.
Taylahh said...
Apr. 7, 2010 at 5:48 pm
Apr. 7, 2010 at 5:48 pm
I loved this! :D I used to be abstinent, but then...idk what happened. :( Not trying to bring religion into this but the Bible says that virginity is a gift to be exchanged in marriage. Between a HUSBAND and WIFE.
seekingFaith replied...
Aug. 17, 2010 at 9:27 pm
Aug. 17, 2010 at 9:27 pm
here here!!! preach!!! :D
MangoMadness replied...
Nov. 27, 2010 at 4:44 pm
Nov. 27, 2010 at 4:44 pm
I am aware of that, but if you'll forgive the reminder, the bible was written, like, a bajillion years a go by a bunch of olf guys, and what was acceptble then wasn't always what is acceptable now. People MARRIED back then at about 12 or 13, so they never had to worry about teens succumbing to hormones--they were married by the time they had any hormones anyway.
mikamika94 said...
Apr. 7, 2010 at 4:06 pm
Apr. 7, 2010 at 4:06 pm
This was very good in expressing your opinion and you seem to be a strong-willed person! It's good that you also don't seem to expect others to simply follow your example and it appears that you realize it's every individual's choice. =]
mikamika94 replied...
Apr. 7, 2010 at 4:08 pm
Apr. 7, 2010 at 4:08 pm
I also wanted to say that the part about giving it away (whether 'it' being just a kiss or more) is something you'll never get back. However, it's possible to make the most of it.
grasslova replied...
May 28, 2010 at 4:12 pm
May 28, 2010 at 4:12 pm
agreed--there is always a time and a place for everything! It's different for everybody. When and where that is, is up to each of us, individualy. We each lead our own lives, have our own opinions and express ourselved in different ways. :) I'm just expressing myself in order to help others do the same. Thank you for your feed back, :) much appriciated.
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Here's a recipe to keep in your back pocket for picky eaters and hectic weeknights: lip-smacking salty-sweet chicken legs with a side of lemony broccoli, a family favorite from the chef of Loring Place, in Manhattan.
Crunchy raw kohlrabi, fennel and Granny Smith apple are only the beginning. Add a vinaigrette with chili kick and handfuls of herbs, plus farro and almonds, and you have a salad recipe that will brighten the chilly months.
In this recipe from Heartland Restaurant in St. Paul, Minn., simply seared trout served on a bed of spinach gets a dollop of decadence from crème fraîche dotted with briny roe.
From Compère Lapin in New Orleans comes this light, bright and briny summer pasta topped with clams and a lemony parsley gremolata.
Just two cool layers—sweet crab meat and salted cucumbers—make for a satisfying salad in this recipe from the chef-owner of Rintaro in San Francisco.
Tart, creamy and refreshing, this chilled green soup from chef Bonnie Morales of Kachka in Portland, Ore., makes the leap deliciously from spring to summer.
From the chefs behind Mr. Donahue's in Manhattan, this potato topped with crab, asparagus and hollandaise is an American classic due for a comeback.
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A citrusy, sweet-savory sauce with a deep umami undertone makes this simple steam-roasted fish from the chefs behind New York's Uncle Boons addictively delicious.
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There has been a tremendous amount of excitement in the tasting rooms and cellars of Bordeaux that 2011 is shaping up to be a very good year for white wine.
If there is one commonality between the Pomerol 2011 wines, it is that time and time again they possessed a saline minerality and freshness on the palate.
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|NFL Week 10 Picks
|Last Week: 9-5 Season: 82-48
|The Bills should win going away,
but the Dolphins look at this game as one of the winnable ones on their
Pick: Bills
|Even coming off a bye, I see the
Rams as having little chance in this one. Saints are starting to smell
Pick: Saints
|There is far too much at stake in
this division battle for the Steelers to look beyond this contest.
Browns defense is still highly suspect.
Pick: Steelers
|Skins at home should have enough
to defeat the low-flying Eagles, but if their offensive woes continue,
the McNabb-led Eagles could upset.
Pick: Redskins
|Falcons made it interesting in
their first encounter, but it might not be as close playing the Panthers
on the road.
Pick: Panthers
|The Vikings can run the ball
while the Packers can't. But the Pack have Brett Favre and
home-field advantage.
Pick: Packers
|Could be the most evenly
contested game of the weekend, but home field and the Jags' QB problems
give the Titans the edge.
Pick: Titans
|Folks in KC probably don't like
my weekly predictions, but I smell upset in this week's division
matchup. Broncos in a closely contested contest.
Pick: Broncos
|Is it possible to pick them both
to lose? Let's go with the Bengals strictly on the strength of
quarterback Carson Palmer.
Pick: Bengals
|With the exception of their
last-second victory over the Skins, the Giants haven't beaten anyone.
Cowboys have too many offensive weapons.
Pick: Cowboys
|The Cardinals are certainly
tougher at home, but the Lions have shown improvement with each passing
week. Marinelli is this year's Coach of The Year.
Pick: Lions
|I can't believe the Bears could
have slipped enough for them to lose at any time to this ordinary
Raiders club, regardless of who is at the QB position.
Pick: Bears
|This Chargers club has let me
down one too many times this season. They have the talent, but
something is definitely missing.
Pick: Colts
|Look for a low-scoring game
with the 49ers possibly not scoring at all. It's
time for the inconsistent Seahawks to start opening up some ground.
Pick: Seahawks
Discuss Tom's picks in your favorite team's fan forum!


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A delicious and interesting form of lemonade, perfect for hot summer days.
- 1 liter (0.3 US gal) of lemonade
- 150ml of hibiscus syrup
- 150g strawberries
- 1 punnet of wild strawberries (small and very sweet strawberries) for the ice cubes (optional)
1Place the strawberries into the blender. Pour in the lemonade and hibiscus syrup.
2Blend until the drink is smooth.
3Place the drink into the refrigerator to chill.
4While the drink is chilling, place one of each of the small strawberries into each hole of the ice cube tray. Fill with water and place in the freezer.
5Pour the lemonade into the lemonade glasses for serving. Add a few of the frozen strawberry ice cubes and it's ready to serve.
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The University of Colorado's sportsmanship program "Compete Like a Buffalo" continues this week at Folsom Field with Thursday's gridiron matchup against West Virginia University at 6:30 p.m.
"We want to encourage Buff fans to be the best fans in the nation: that means having pride in our program, passion at the games and respect toward other fans attending Folsom Field," said Tyler Hartung, program manager of The Herd and organizer of this year's Compete Like a Buffalo campaign.
Since the game will be broadcast nationwide on ESPN, the Compete Like a Buffalo campaign is encouraging fans to show up early, wear black and cheer loudly. Fans are also encouraged to be aware of their game day actions, especially around children and opposing fans. While CU wants to win on the field, it also wants the campus to be a welcoming environment to all fans on game day.
"There are two types of class -- first class and no class," said CU football coach Dan Hawkins. "Competition is about respect and testing your limits of poise and performance. Anything less than your best diminishes a positive experience."
Compete Like a Buffalo, formerly called "Compete with Class," was initiated by the Big 12 conference in 2003. CU has been an active participant since that time, in an effort to promote pride, excitement and respect among students, fans and players alike.
"We know emotions run high on game day, we want that from Buff fans," Hartung said. "At the same time we want to encourage fans to make sure everyone enjoys the game by not cursing around children or belittling visiting fans."
Compete like a Buffalo messages will be placed in newspaper ads, on posters and distributed through student e-mails. BuffVision game day messages will be aired encouraging positive fan behavior.
A hotline, 303-735-2833, will be available to fans once again this year to report unruly behavior.


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You are woken by the sun blinding your eyes and the sound of your alarm flooding the apartment. You realise students go back to school today. Shit. You turn the TV off and run to the bathroom. If the sun woke you up, it had to be around 8am. School starts at 8:30, and it was a good 20 minute walk. To drive around in New York was pointless and a newbie mistake you soon learnt. Unless you had a lot of bags, or the destination was too far to walk or cycle. The traffic was slower than an old lady walking with a stick, especially at 8am.
You open your wardrobe, grabbing the only thing available; a short flower jump-suit and wedges. Not the most practical outfit to wear to teach. You did the washing last night, to make sure you had clean, appropriate clothes to wear today. You didn't have time to give it much more thought so you went to get started on your hair and make-up. Again, nothing was there. No brushes, no hair grips, no foundation. Something was not right here. If you were robbed, why would they only take your clothes, hair products and make-up? You felt so puzzled and confused. Maybe you were dreaming? Well you hoped so because the clock was proudly displaying 8:15am. Fuck, why didn't the alarm go off sooner? Everything was weird today and you really didn't like that.
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UPDATE 3-In split from SocGen, TCW's fortunes seen set to rise
By Greg Roumeliotis and Jessica Toonkel and Jennifer Ablan
WASHINGTON Feb 12 The Pentagon will have to put hundreds of thousands of civilian workers on unpaid leave, slash ship and aircraft maintenance and sharply curtail training if $46 billion in new spending cuts go into effect in two weeks, Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said on Tuesday.
Carter, testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee, urged Congress to further delay the automatic across-the-board cuts known as sequestration, saying: "These devastating events are no longer distant problems. The wolf is at the door."
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Dear Sister _________,
What a delight to get a letter that is lucid, literate, a joy to the eye and balm to the spirit! In one thing we can take comfort: all that is happening today, within the church and without, comes exactly as prophesied. And part of the story is that the work goes on, in spite of all that the folly of man can do to undermine it – the Lord can do his own work; he always has and always will, and it is for us to go along, bungling and forgiving every foot of the way. Your quotations from the "Urantia Papers" read as if they have been taken right out of the sermons of Brigham Young. I would like very much to go through those writings, adding pertinent bits from them to what I call my "stamp collection." I call it that because it is so colorful: all Jewish sources, for example, are written in red ball-pen, all early Christian in blue, Syriac and Mandean–Manichaean in green, Egyptian in Orange, Coptic in ordinary pencil, et cetera. Subjects are topically arranged under 40-odd headings. That way, in short order I can run down what the Greeks or Persians or Early Fathers had to say on any one of those subjects. The surprising thing is how beautifully they all fit together. That is why I don't think the Urantia Papers would be very upsetting, but be right at home among the rest. What color should they come under? New World customs and traditions (I have specialized in the Hopi) get a gold ball-pen; that might be the right one. At any rate, I feel that my "stamp collection" can hardly be complete without them, from what you have said. I shall start making inquiries about them. Meanwhile, thanks for the tip, and that beautiful letter!
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The theme for the Big Brother 2014 season hasn't officially been revealed. The latest rumor floating around on the internet is that it will be a "Veterans and Relatives" cast.
June 25th will bring us the beginning of out summer, Big Brother 16 on CBS. CBS is already starting to promote the show heavily with a new logo:
As the warmer weather approaches, many fans of the hit TV show "Big Brother" are itching for summer to get here faster. It seems the shows host Julie Chen is the same, and may have accidentally leaked the theme for 2014's Season 16 theme.
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Big Brother 15 was one of the most talked about seasons of the show EVER. One of the power couples in the house Amanda Zuckerman, and McCrae Olson have called off their relationship in real life.
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Even though the Harlem Shake was pretty relevant months ago, on CBS the Big Brother house guest killed it. Watch the Big Brother Harlem Shake:
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An early morning flight whisks you to the Land of the Thunder Dragon. Simply arriving is a thrill – the landing at Paro is a breathtaking squeeze between rippled peaks. In nearby capital Thimpu, you have the chance to stay at either the luxurious Taj Tashi or a local guesthouse.
Taj Tashi or local guesthouse | Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Day 2 Thimphu
Teetering at an altitude of 2,350m, tiny Thimphu is couched in a steep-sided valley and hugged by mountains. This is the place to see real Bhutanese life: a slowly modernising city, still peopled by red-robed monks and dotted with Buddhist temples. Learn about the local culture at the Folk Heritage Museum, the Painting School and the lively weekend market.
Taj Tashi or guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3 Thimpu / Gangtey
It's a dramatic drive east from Thimpu to Gangtey, along the river and into the mountains. En route lie Simtokha Dzong (one of Bhutan's oldest dzongs), the ancient wall paintings of Hongtsho monastery and the jaw-dropping Dochu La pass, where 108 chortens stand before a 360-degree panorama of snowcapped mountains.
Gangtey Goenpa or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4 Gangtey
The Gangtey Valley is a revelation. Here the landscape spreads into a lush, open plain, tickled by rivers and loved by wildlife – every winter, rare black-necked cranes migrate here from Tibet. The area is perfect for nature walks and treks, or even mountain biking. A visit to the 16th-century monastery is highly recommended.
Gangtey Goenpa or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5 Gangtey / Punakha
Heading back west, delve into Punakha Valley, summer resi-dence of the Bhutanese Royal family. It's easy to see why they chose it: this is an idyllic, temperate spot, where rice paddies and jacaranda trees flourish, and two mighty rivers converge.
Uma by COMO, Punakha or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6 Punakha
Dominating this scenic valley is Punakha Dzong, which looms over the confluence of the Mo Chu and Po Chu rivers. The seat of government until the 1950s, the whitewashed and ornately carved dzong is one of Bhutan's finest. Pay a visit, before heading to Chimi Lakhang – a fertility temple daubed with the 'flying phallus' symbols of the Divine Madman (Bhutan's most outrageous saint). Alternatively, explore Punakha in a more adventurous fashion: day-long treks, mountain biking and white-water rafting can be arranged.
Uma by COMO, Punakha or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7 Punakha / Paro
Next, head for pretty Paro, an enchanting riverside town and home to the National Museum, an imposing dzong and the intimate Uma Paro hotel. This is one of the country's finest retreats, where every stylish villa sits in a glade of azaleas and camellias, with unbroken views of the forest and mountains. Settle in with a hot stone bath or perhaps try your hand at archery – Bhutan's national sport.
Uma by COMO, Paro or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8 Paro
No trip to Bhutan is complete without making the hike up to Tiger's Nest, the cliff-perched monastery that clings improbably to the sides of the Paro Valley. Climb up amid mossy forest and fluttering prayer flags to reach the sacred site.
Uma by COMO, Paro or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9 Paro
Despite being close to Paro, the pristine Haa Valley is one of the least-visited spots in the country, only recently opened to tourists. A day-trip here is special indeed: hike or bike amid its primeval forests and tiny temples for a taste of untouched Bhutan.
Uma by COMO, Paro or local guesthouse | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 10 Paro / Delhi
Bid Bhutan farewell for your flight to Delhi.
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Bhutan offers warm days and cool nights all year round. October and November are arguably the best months, when the monsoon has passed and the skies are clear for mountain photography. The spring months of March, April and May are best for the flora, but it can be stormy as the monsoon builds up for July-September.
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Sebastian Vettel wraps up fourth consecutive world title at Indian Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel wrapped up his fourth straight world championship with a dominant display at the Indian Grand Prix.
Rosberg got the win.
The McLaren driver crashed his car at a testing event in Barcelona.
Button's reaction to announcement was pretty cool.
After a year of sporting failures, Britain finally has a sportsman to celebrate after Lewis Hamilton clinched victory in the British Grand Prix.
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The Evening of Azerbaijani Culture held on November 4 in the German city of Dusseldorf with the support of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and Azerbaijan's Embassy in this country has been widely covered in the local mass media. One of such articles has been placed on a jazz internet portal (nrwjazz.net) of Northern Rhine-Westphalia, considered to be the forth region of Germany by the territory, and first by the population. In an article entitled "Discovery between the West and East – Elchin Shirinov in Dusseldorf" by Stefan Pieper, services of Azerbaijan's First Lady, President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation Mehriban Aliyeva towards promotion of the Azerbaijani culture and music throughout the world is specially emphasized. Information about the historical ties between Azerbaijan and Germany, the German heritage existing in our country, jazz music in Azerbaijan, a number of jazz professionals' being from Azerbaijan, and uniqueness of the jazz-mugham synthesis are stated in the article.
The author informs that the concert programme by Azerbaijani jazz professional Elchin Shirinov and masters of jazz from the Great Britain Dave Hamblett and Sam Laserson was welcomed by the audience with applauses: "Shirzad Fataliyev's performance in balaban and Mirjavad Gafarov's in oud synthesized with Azerbaijani national music pieces made the concert more interesting."
In the article, it is stated that the exhibition "German Traces in Azerbaijan" arranged in the foyer of Dusseldorf's Theatre House also drew attention of the guests coming to watch the concert.


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