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When the Lodi High football team takes on San Joaquin Athletic Association rival Lincoln at Bear Creek High School in Stockton, the annual clash of red and white teams will be spotted with pink.
The Flames will be going pink in honor of October being Beast Cancer Awareness Month. The Lodi players will be wearing pink socks and pink ribbon decals on their helmets to help support awareness. The first 300 Lodi fans wearing Lodi football or Flame Fanatic gear will receive a free "Flames Go Pink" rally towel at the gate. There will be donation buckets at the gate and souvenir stand and all donations will be given to a local cancer charity.

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Just thought I'd introduce myself, I'm Paul and from Newcastle, just got myself a hellrot 328i sport coupe (e36), my first Beemer. Love the car but now having problems with the alarm (I've posted about this in the relevant forum). On a more positive side, I love everything else about it, particularly the looks, the handling for a fairly big heavy car and the engine, the noise, performance and smoothness of it is addictive.
My last cars included a jdm integra type-r, eunos roadster rs limited and a Clio 182, but the Beemer is the best all round car in my opinion out of those (though the teg was awesome too).
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When the author, as an Australian tourist, went to France and visited Bayeux Cathedral, he was 'ready to answer' (as instructed in 1 Peter 3:15) two non-Christian visitors from America, who were Jewish.
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Since my wife and I retired in 2004, we have been fortunate to travel almost yearly to Europe (from our home in Australia) for extended periods, mostly to my favourite country France. One year we visited the city of Bayeux, in Normandy, quite close to the WWII D-Day landing sites. While there we visited the famous Bayeux Cathedral. It was quite an experience. I have visited countless ancient churches and cathedrals in France over the years and never fail to be overwhelmed by their architectural beauty, always mindful that these massive buildings were built by hand with none of the power tools available today. I wonder if we could build equivalent masterpieces today even with power tools?
At one point during my visit, I noticed two women in the area behind the main altar, apparently transfixed, and perplexed. We got into a conversation. It turned out they were mother and daughter—New Yorkers, and Jewish. (I'd commented on their accents.)
We chatted for a while until the mother said, "We have suffered anti-Semitism and were told it was because the Jews killed Jesus. But why do Christians dislike us personally?"
I replied, "I don't dislike Jews, in fact because of my Christian faith I have a soft spot for Jews. Any Christian who says they hate Jews is very unlikely to be Christian at all. My father, not a believer, had a saying: 'How odd of God to choose the Jews, how odder still for those who choose the Jewish God but scorn the Jews.' Just think about it, Jesus' mother was Jewish and He, whom we know as the Jewish Messiah, was called the Son of David. How Jewish is that?"
Heartened by their attentiveness, I continued, "In fact, the apostles Matthew, Mark, John, Paul, and Peter, and most of the others, were Jewish. In reality we Christians follow and worship Jesus as our Lord and Saviour fully aware that by faith and the grace of God we are grafted into the tree that is called Israel. To become this we gentiles have to in one sense be converted to become Jews spiritually. Conversely for you to accept Jesus as your Messiah, your Saviour, there is no such 'pre-conversion' needed because you are already Jewish."
The subject of faith was raised and I referred to Abraham as "our father of faith" which they found puzzling. I explained that "what we call the Old Testament, containing the Law, the prophets, and the writings, is considered God's Word, and studied by true Christians (of course as well as Jews) as the foundation of our beliefs."
Once again, emboldened by the fact that the women were clearly interested in what I was saying, I continued. "The very foundation for the Christian Gospel is contained in the early chapters of Genesis—the first book of your own Torah! We believe God is Creator as Genesis says, that He pronounced the curse upon His whole creation because Adam rebelled and did what God had commanded Adam not to do. And we believe that Jesus came as Messiah to reverse what Adam did, and to save His people from their sins. We are saved by faith, by God's grace and Abraham is praised in the New Testament as a great man of faith, an example to all of us."
These ladies admitted they knew little about what it meant to receive Jesus as their Saviour so I suggested they contact a Jewish Christian association I had had good contacts with. I told them I had had considerable contact with people from that organisation and knew them to be Jews who follow Jesus as their Messiah, but still Jews. We parted after about 40 minutes conversation with friendly goodbyes. I wonder if they ever pursued my suggestions, or whether God brought them 'accidentally' into contact with many more of His 'fishers of men'. Was I just one step on the way of their 'journey'? How rewarding it would be to know!
The author, Warwick Armstrong, is not the only person to have been 'softened up' to receive the truth of biblical creation through viewing a DVD such as Creation: Key to Dynamic Witnessing. Many personal testimonies received by our ministry reveal the dramatic influence that such 'origins' presentations can have in winning hearts and minds for Christ.
So what does this story have to do with the creation/evolution issue, that you are now reading it on the creation.com website? Plenty. I became a Christian in 1977 still believing God could have used evolution. However I came to see this did not fit with God's Word and was therefore troubled. At that time I was living approximately 400 kilometres west of Sydney and did a round trip of 800 kilometres to attend an all-day Creation Science film seminar in that city. Though I was attending church I had not been confronted with the idea that God's Word is sober historical Truth, cover to cover. I had never read Romans 1:20: "For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse."
Nor had I read 1 Peter 3:15—"Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have; yet do it with gentleness and respect." The church I joined after my conversion was definitely a faithful church but in some way the faith taught appeared to be 'blind faith' based merely upon hope, not based upon the whole Bible and its fabulous historical record. It was never conveyed to me that anyone who ignored the fact that God is obvious via that which He created was "without excuse."
Nor was I taught that I could defend my faith by giving a reasoned argument. The videos I watched at the seminar presented an exciting mind-opening case for the truth of all Scripture, especially Genesis creation, and all that flows from that. And they gave the foundational reasons why the faith-undermining evolutionary story was not scientific fact. Wow, what an eye-opener, what a 'deliverance' from confusion and doubt! It was like being 'born again'—again!
My faith was transformed and I subsequently attended many more creation seminars/events and found that my faith in all of God's Word continued to grow. I can honestly say that without this foundational teaching, I think it unlikely that I would have ever had the boldness to talk with others about Jesus in the way I do now. The example of the encounter in France is only one of many, including others in which I later found out that people had indeed become converted. Here's an extract from an earlier account I had written about it, which was published in Creation magazine:1
The rough-looking Australian standing next to a smaller Fijian man looked as if he had 'been around'. Tattoos, a black T-shirt with something rude written across the front, and the outline of a cigarette packet bulging under the sleeve completed the picture.
This was in a tough part of Sydney, Australia. A group of us from our church were doing evangelistic street-singing and story-telling when these two came up and watched us for a while. In the end, I walked over, introduced myself and asked them to join us. The young Australian said something like 'No mate, what you believe is garbage.' I said 'O, yeah—why would you believe that?' He said it was because evolution had proved it wrong.
While we were talking, one of the members of my church, who didn't think the creation/evolution issue was important and had some vaguely theistic evolutionary beliefs, came up and kept trying to witness to these two about the Gospel. Each time, he was rebuffed by the argument that evolution had proved it wrong. He kept trying to use standard approaches about the Gospel, instead of answering the issue of evolution. Eventually one of the two simply told him to shut up and that would normally have been that.
Having been involved in creation science ministry for some time, I cut in and asked why they believed evolution had proved the Bible wrong. The tattooed man said it was because of all the fossil forms in between one kind of animal and another. He was quite startled when I was able to tell him of the opinions of expert evolutionists that the intermediate fossil types, required to show evolution, didn't exist. After a while, his ideas that science had proved the Bible wrong were obviously crumbling. So when I invited them to our church service that night they came.
After the message, the pastor made a call for those who wanted to commit their life to the Lord Jesus to come forward. The Fijian jumped out of his seat and literally raced to the front. His Australian friend, clearly greatly moved, stood up and sat down a few times, but he didn't make it to the front that night. They were due to return to Fiji shortly after, but it was clear that my answering their evolutionary objection had been used by the Holy Spirit to break through their mindset, to get them to this point.
So the creation vs evolution debate is not merely of 'peripheral, academic interest', but is vital for the building-up of Christians to be both knowledgeable and to have a passionate, outspoken faith in the whole Bible. Those first creation presentations I attended gave me the surety that Genesis was true and a proper understanding of its foundational importance to the Gospel. Thus I was on the way to becoming increasingly comfortable, confident and knowledgeable enough to talk about my faith anywhere, anytime. What I learned at CMI seminars/events, and through Creation magazine and other literature from CMI, lit a flame in my heart which has never been extinguished. Speaking to other people on this subject, whether in the privacy of a one-on-one situation, or when many are in earshot, is just so rewarding. It is truly a most necessary, and dynamic message for the whole world.
We receive so much mail from people frustrated that they cannot convince friends or family as to the truth claims of the Bible—particularly in the area of creation. One reason is that emotions play a factor when it is face-to-face.
But there is no better 'subtle evangelism' tool than Creation magazine. People are drawn to its glossy and attractive pages, and they get to hear convincing information from someone else.
So, improve your evangelism 'batting percentages' by giving a gift subscription to someone whose life could be changed by the powerful information in its pages. Subscribe here.
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- Armstrong, W., The rabbit doesn't live there anymore, Creation 15(4):37, 1993; creation.com/tatts-and-fijian. Return to text.
This is a great article and has a lot of practical relevance. Thanks.
I'll share another case of using Creation magazine to witness to some who might otherwise seem unreachable. Years ago I was doing contract work in a semiconductor plant in Malaysia. Tea break was a regular event and the second or third day, as I headed to the cafeteria, I wondered how I might witness to my companions; three engineers, two Muslims and one Hindu. I prayed about it and after we had set down to drink our tea and having answered, again, about how cold Canada really was, I blurted out, "Do you know that it's the male seahorse that gets pregnant?" Now, I don't know how a statement like that gets made to a group and somebody doesn't question it. Eventually, the question I hoped for came out, "How do you know that?" Reply: "I have a magazine in my room at the hotel that tells about it. Want to see it?" The answer was "Yes". The next day I brought in a copy of Creation magazine with a story on seahorses. I did not get the response that I, of little faith, expected. Not only did they want to keep and share that magazine they wanted to know if I had more issues. I did not, but I had noticed a Singapore phone number on the back of the magazine, so I called the number.
The lady said they did not carry the magazine any more, but they had some back issues. The price was good and she agreed to send what she had; however, she said you probably won't get them before you have to go home in two weeks because the Muslims don't like Christian literature coming into Malaysia. I said send them and pray. She did. We did. The next day the magazines were on the bed in my room after work. I gave them all away before I left Seremban; except one copy......but that is another story and I am out of space.
Just had to time to start this article and need to read it all, but the beginning is great. A very real way to approach the issue and something I have been thinking about lately myself. My ex is Jewish and my children are considered Jewish since their mother was. On the other hand, I am getting more into the bible and Christ.
Having read and continuing to read the entire Old Testament (as well as the New) this is a very important issue. Christ even points to the conflict in his exchanges with the Pharisees and Sadducees. This issue is critical and this looks like a good way to address it without offending the person you are talking to. Thanks for the input.
I thoroughly enjoyed the article by Warwick Armstrong. Testifying about his faith in a non-threatening way to the Jewish listeners and using their own Torah while quoting from the first book, Genesis, got my attention! When I worked as a school chaplain, I was confronted by school teachers, telling me the very same thing - that evolution has now disproved the Bible!
I think it will serve me and others who have struggled to "witness" effectively to watch the DVD, "Creation: The Key to Dynamic Witnessing" by Dr Carl Wieland.
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Here's yet another wonderful card to give those atheist friends this Winter
You can buy them at Powers Media.
(Thanks to Paul for the link!)
Here's yet another wonderful card to give those atheist friends this Winter
You can buy them at Powers Media.
(Thanks to Paul for the link!)
Hey, my dog was born on Dec 25th too. And I'm pretty sure he's an atheist, although he hasn't told me this. Yeah, I want to start that debate up again 😛 Not really.
Anyway, I'm not SO sure this is a great thing to send atheist friends. Newton was actually a theologian more than he was a physicist. It sounds wacky, I know, but physics was kind of a phase for him…he preferred studying the Bible.
And he was a total nutjob and a jerk >_<
But I love him dearly for his physics nonetheless, oh I do. You can be totally insane and it is forgivable for being that brilliant.
Love it. Unfortunately, he was only born on Dec 25 in the Julian calendar. When we moved to the Gregorian calendar, his birthday changed to Jan 4.
There's also this one being offered by the North Texas Church of Freethought… if you just want to recognize the "reason for the season" itself.
Cab Calloway was also born on December 25th… Every year I always vow to get a group together to go 'Cabmas caroling', wherein we'd go from door to door singing 'Minnie the Moocher.'
I bet this would make a LaRouchian flip out.
Humphrey Bogart was also born on December 25th.
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Broadhead Tuning??
As bad as I hate to post brand names, because everyone has different opinions about what's best, I will in this instance in hopes of getting some info.
This year, I will be shooting the Easton Axis arrows for hunting. I have ran into a problem with getting broadheads to spin true on these arrows. Now, I do admit that the Axis arrows do not spin near as nicely as the ACC's I was using. But, the shaft is not the issue. The broadhead points are.
BTW, I am using Pine Ridge Archery Arrow Inspector to check the alignment of the broadhead with the shaft. CLICK HERE TO SEE the PRA ARROW INPECTOR
Here is what I am having problems with.
It appears that the broadheads do not screw completely into the shaft. There is a very small gap between the end of the shaft and the lock ring of the broadheads. I used the tool that came with the shafts to set the inserts, and , followed the directions to the letter. But, I guess it does not seat it deep enough.
The Steel Force broadheads seem to be OK. They have a screw down lock ring. Even tho there is a small gap, they seem to remain true spinning after being shot into the target. But, the Rocky Mountain Supreme XP's have a lock ring that compresses on the blades. After one shot, they no longer will spin true on the shaft.
Since the inserts are epoxy'd in, I can't seat them deeper. "O" rings didn't help.
Can someone give me some input here?
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David L. Levin, co-author of one of my favorite books: QBQ! The Question Behind the Question, sets out on his own with Don't Just Talk, Be Heard! Closing the Gap Between What You Say and What People Hear. He shares his experiences of helping people with communication gaps in his job as a communication coach. The short, fast read includes real-life stories (with names changed, of course) of people with different issues and at different stages of their careers. Most of them are strong employees that could be better or have weak areas that need fixing.
Levin doesn't offer your typical advice for listening and communicating. He delves into the communication problems using the examples. Think about a conversation you've had with someone. Does that person make a statement and you respond by changing the topic? You can improve communication with the "hand-off" by responding with something relevant (a question or comment) to what the person said before making a transition to your topic. It changes the direction of the conversation showing that you "heard" the other person.
In reading the case studies, you can identify potential areas that might affect you or someone who reports to you. At the end of the case studies, Levin presents questions and steps to take to correct the problems. However, we're not aware of some of the communication habits that we have. Obviously, you can't apply the book's advice if you don't know what these are. So Levin encourages working with someone who can provide effective feedback on these unconscious behaviors.
The Appendix lists actions and questions based on what someone needs to work on such as facilitating, using "we" and "us" more, working with disconnects and dealing with negative assumptions. The short book makes it easier to share with a team or colleague so you can help each other take yourselves from good to great or great to stupendous. This book is a good partner in helping you close the communication gaps.
Take a look inside of Don't Just Talk, Be Heard! Closing the Gap Between What You Say and What People Hear.
What communication gaps have you encountered? How did you fix them?
That whole communication thing is a great big toughie. From work to relationships, not having a grip on how to communicate effectively has profound consequences in our lives.
I think mayhap I'll go have a look and see what this one's all about. Thanks for the review, Meryl.
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All too often, SEO & site development efforts are out of sync. It's a common complaint among SEO's that a client will come to them with a Web site in hand and say "optimize this". Whereas SEO's would prefer it if the client would ask first and say "what content do we need to develop in order to have a site optimized for our target terms?". It doesn't have to be a chicken vs egg scenario though.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
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- Although menopause may have some negative effects on sexual function, this is not always the case.
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- Decreases in estrogen levels after menopause can cause a decrease in libido.
- Vaginal dryness is another symptom of menopause that can have an impact on sexual function.
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CEDAR CITY, Utah – Nov. 5 – Southern Utah University cross country continues to move up in both the regional and national USTFCCCA polls, following the men's second-place finish at the Big Sky Championship on Saturday. The T-Birds now stand as the No. 27 team in Division I, while moving up from a seventh- to a fifth-place ranking in the Mountain Region.
"With the Mountain Region being the strongest region in the country, our chances of getting into Nationals are really better than they've ever been," head coach Eric Houle commented. "If we do what we've typically done at other regional championship, we're going to get in."
The men's cross country squad made its first appearance in the national rankings two weeks ago when the team earned a No. 30 position with a 10th-place finish at the NCAA Pre-Nationals. Adding the Big Sky finish into the equation bumps the Thunderbirds passed No. 28 Arizona State and fellow Mountain Region team Air Force, which is tied with Washington for the 29th position.
Division I leaders Colorado and Northern Arizona currently hold the top two positions in the Mountain Region, followed by BYU in third and New Mexico in fourth. Jumping to the fifth-place position, SUU overtook Colorado State (6th) and Air Force (7th) in the regional rankings.
The Thunderbirds entered the cross country season with a 10th-place ranking in the region and, after dropping to 13th in the first month of the season, began rising to a ninth-, seventh- and now fifth-place position after successful finishes at Notre Dame, Pre-Nationals and the conference championship.
"I really feel like this season is the beginning of a strong move for Southern Utah, not only at the conference level, but at the national level as well," Houle added. "With our recruiting and our training system, I think we are right where we need to be to keep this pace."
The Thunderbirds will take on the leading regional teams in two weeks when both the men's and women's squads travel to Ogden, Utah, for the NCAA Mountain Regionals, hosted by Weber State on Nov. 15.
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Pro-life activist Lila Rose, working with LiveAction.org, published the following undercover video on Sunday, April 28, that seems to indicate that what abortionist Kermit Gosnell did in Philadelphia — kill newborns after botched late-term abortions — isn't the aberration we thought it was. It happens every day all over the nation.But while Gosnell's favored method of snuffing the life from the child was to sever the newborn's upper spinal cord, this video reveals that the Bronx facility immersed the infant in a jar filled with a toxic solution.
Need further proof that this practice is more widespread than most want to believe? While a member of the Illinois Senate, our own president voted three times against the Born Alive Infant Protection Act.
Today, the president claims he would have voted for that act "had it included language to protect abortion rights guaranteed by Roe v. Wade, as the federal version of the bill did," as Townhall Magazine reported.
However, as chairman of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee in 2003, he voted to include such language in the act, then subsequently voted to kill it in committee.
In the following video the "undercover mother" is told by the facility's employee that the fetus is sucked out of the womb and generally comes out "in pieces," which are placed "in a solution, and they send it out to the lab … to make sure everything came out of you."
When asked what happen if the fetus comes out alive (twitching, breathing), she's told, "The solution will make it stop." The employee laughs and says, "It's not going to be moving around in the jar."
When asked, "What if it, like, pops out, like, at home?" she;s told, "Flush it!"
She's later told that in such an instance, call the abortion clinic — not the hospital.
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Escape to the Ozarks at Missouri's Cabins by the Lake! Simply understated yet completely cozy is this Tecumseh treat, on the edge of Norfork Lake which abounds with recreation. Just 30 minutes from major cities, Cabins by the Lake is your Ozarks home-away-from-home. There are only five cabins on the property, so you're guaranteed some undisturbed R & R. Fish Norfork lake or the nearby White and Bryant Rivers or hunt the surrounding terrain for your evening dinner. Picnic tables and barbeque pits are ideal for late-night s'mores. In the morning, explore the waterways in a two-person kayak. Don't forget to bring Fido – there's an onsite dog kennel!
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If you and your family are looking for a quiet spot to rest and enjoy the Ozarks, Cabins by the Lake is for you! Settle into your modest cabin after a fun day with the kids on the uncrowded Norfork Lake! Or, venture from the property and explore Missouri by mountain bike or kayak.
The Ozark area is known for its miles of rolling wooded hills, and you'll be smack-dab in the middle of it when you vacation at Cabins by the Lake. Surrounded by literally thousands of acres of government land, you'll feel like you're completely secluded in the peaceful Missouri wilderness!
While Cabins by the Lake is situated on Norfork Lake, the nearby White and Bryant Rivers are also terrific for your quest for the biggest Ozark catch! You'll find hook-hungry bass, stripers and trout in Norfork Lake, and with a hot fire pit on site you're all set for some classic outdoor dining.
With miles of surrounding hills covered by hardwood forests, there's no doubt you'll have luck on your family or solo hunting trip. And if you hunt better with your trusty companion – and we're not talking about your shotgun – no worries! There's an onsite kennel for your four-legged friend!
Norfork Lake – a hydrogenation reservoir built in the 1940s – offers open stretches for sailing, coves for relaxation and a beautiful backdrop for Cabins by the Lake. You can explore 500 miles of wooded, undeveloped shoreline and find your favorite fishing spot; the SCUBA diving is excellent!
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Casework Consultation in the Community Center
Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, Winter 1961
Topic: Professionalism, Social Work, Jewish Organizations, Partnerships
Name of Publication: Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Editor: Sherman, Sanford N.
Volume/Issue: Vol. 38/No. 2
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Do all that you can to relieve the labor of others. Don't eat out, don't use money, work to reduce the services you use. Let God's Sabbath permeate the sphere of your economy. Rest from your labor and give rest to your labor.
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Shakira Joins Fellow "Voice" Judges For "Extra" at The Grove
Stepping out for some media duties, Shakira showed up at The Grove in West Hollywood last night (May 6).
Joined by fellow judges Adam Levine and Blake Shelton, the "Voice" vixen looked gorgeous in a netted black top, black shorts, and a pair of studded black high heels as she greeted fans with a smile.
Meanwhile, Shakira recently confessed that ever since giving birth to her baby son, she's been missing her pre-pregnancy body.
"You wonder if you'll ever get your body back. I'm still a few pounds over. But I do Zumba. Even during pregnancy, I did it almost to the end. But now with 'The Voice,' I don't have time. When I have a day off I want to be with Milan."


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With Darren Bousman's ">Repo! The Genetic Opera staring down the barrel of an (albeit ridiculously limited) November 7th release date, many have been wondering when we'll actually be seeing (or hearing) the official Repo! soundtrack. Finally we have an answer: September 30th, 2008!
The soundtrack will be available for download that day (pre-order it here!), while a CD will be included with the DVD that's due out in January. You can point your clicky thing right here to check out a 7-song sample from Repo! right now. Prepare to be impressed.
A ton of information and a very snazzy design await you if you choose to spend some time on the official Repo! site, which has got to be preferable to doing any actual work today, right? And don't bitch too much if you're not one of the few cities Repo! will open in on November 7th because it's hitting the road for a cross-country tour on November 10th! Keep an eye on Repo! Road Tour for the full lineup of dates and times!
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Ricky Ponting's team has the chance to give Australia another first in cricket history in today's inaugural Twenty20 international against New Zealand.
Australia won the first ever Test in 1877 and the first ever one-day international in 1971, both against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
A win at Eden Park tomorrow night would make it a treble.
While the Twenty20 concept remains officially experimental, the same could be said of the first internationals in the longer forms of the game.
When Alfred Shaw delivered the first ball in Test cricket to Charles Bannerman on March 15, 1877, the two of them had no idea what they were starting.
Similarly when Geoff Boycott - an unlikely figure - took strike against Graham McKenzie at the same venue on January 5, 1971, few of the 46,005 souls present would have thought they were witnessing the beginnings of a revolution.
The match was a hastily arranged affair to give the Melbourne public something to watch after the third Test had been abandoned without a ball being bowled.
It was played on what would have been the fifth day of the washed-out Test. England were bowled out for 190 with four balls remaining of their allotted 40 eight-ball overs. John Edrich top-scored with 82 off 119 balls, a quickfire innings by the standards of the day.
Australia knocked off the runs with more than five overs to spare, Greg Chappell and Rod Marsh seeing them home after Ian Chappell had top-scored with 60.
Although domestic limited-overs cricket was by then established in England, this match was regarded as little more than a novelty. It was later recognised as the first one-day international.
"It was all new to us. We didn't really know how to bowl," recalled Alan Connolly, who has tried to forget he took 0-62 off his eight overs.
"It was just something that was done to fill in and keep the crowd happy after the Test match was washed out.
"Did we know it would become the monster that it has? Well, no."
In the 34 years since that match, there have been a further 2225 ODIs. On average, there is one played somewhere in the world every third day, in venues as exotic as Gujranwala, Bulawayo, Singapore and Toronto.
The game has spawned a multi-million dollar industry and a betting medium, both legal and illegal, with an annual turnover in the billions.
But for many it is in need of a spruce-up, and Twenty20 cricket offers one blueprint for the future.
Cricket Australia says it is "dipping a toe in the water" to gauge public response to this match after the great success of interstate matches in Perth and Adelaide last month.
CA chief executive James Sutherland describes Twenty20 cricket as a work in progress which might ultimately benefit the longer forms of the game.
"We believe it is possible that players, once they get some experience with this new format, might learn skills that might transfer to the one-day international arena in the same way that skills learned in 50-over cricket have transferred to longer forms of the game," he said.
"The ICC is still to determine its view on whether there is a place for Twenty20 on the already crowded international cricket calendar, and Australian cricket has very heavy existing commitments."
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Each month, the children's department hosts book club discussion groups for children in 1st-8th grade. Book club participants meet once a month to discuss a new book in a small group setting facilitated by a librarian. Participants of all ages are expected to have finished the assigned titles and be ready to participate in the discussions. Book Club books are available for checkout at the Main branch Children's Department (with library card) about one month prior to the meeting date.
Beginning Book Club: Students in 1st-3rd grade
Intermediate Book Club: Students in 3rd-5th grade
Advanced Book Club: Students in 5th-8th Grade
If you have any questions please call the Boy's and Girl's Department at 510.747.7705
Notes about Upcoming Children's Book Clubs:
Book Club Members and Parents,
The process for book club sign-ups will be CHANGING. We will now be choosing book club participants by LOTTERY.
Beginning Monday August 24th through Sunday August 30th, students who are interested in participating in one of our book clubs will have the opportunity to enter our lottery. Students will be limited to one entry.
Students who are in 3rd grade have the option of entering the lottery for either Beginning or Intermediate Book Club.
Students who are in 5th grade have the option of entering the lottery for either Intermediate or Advanced Book Club.
The drawing for Book Club participants will be held on Monday August 31st. Selected participants will be contacted as soon as possible.
We realize that schedules do change, so it is important to let the appropriate staff member know whether or not your student, if selected, will be able to participate in the book club. Please call the Boy's and Girl's Department at 510.747.7705
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BArT Shadow Days Scheduled for End of January
ADAMS, Mass. — The Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public School will host shadow days for students interested in enrolling at BART for the 2014-2015 school year at the end of the month.
The dates, times and grades are:
- Grade 7: Monday, Jan. 27, Noon - 3:30 p.m.
- Grade 6: Tuesday, Jan. 28, Noon - 3:30 p.m.
- Grades 8-9: Thursday, Jan. 30, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
- Grade 6: Friday, Jan. 31, Noon - 3:30 p.m.
Shadow days provide students with an opportunity to experience classes alongside current BArT students. Registration is required and can be completed by contacting Monique Nottke at 413-743-7311, ext 132, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Families interested in learning more should attend an information session on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 6 p.m. at the school. The next enrollment deadline for the 2014-2015 school year will be Tuesday, Feb. 11 at noon. The last day that students will be allowed to transfer is Friday, Feb. 14.


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On April 19, 2014, the Pawnee Bill Ranch will host its annual Easter Egg Hunt. The Egg Hunt is co-sponsored by the local Pawnee Lion's Club and it will begin promptly at 10 a.m., signaled by Pawnee Bill firing his pistol. The egg hunt attracts hundreds of children and their families and is spread out over many acres of the historic site. Thousands of eggs will be hidden, including prize eggs containing money and vouchers for treats. Pawnee Bill started an egg hunt at his ranch more than one hundred years ago. It is in that tradition that the ranch continues to be a place where families can make memories with their children in a beautiful environment. Kevin Webb, who portrays Pawnee Bill, will offer rides on his horse after the egg hunt is over.
On April 20, 2014, the Pawnee Bill Ranch will host its annual Sunrise Service and Easter Fundraiser Breakfast. The non-denominational service begins at approximately 6:45 a.m. on Blue Hawk Peak, the highest point on the ranch grounds. The service is led by the Pawnee Ministerial Alliance and is a community-wide tradition. Immediately following the service, the Friends of the Pawnee Bill Ranch Association will serve a breakfast to raise money for ranch programs. The breakfast will consist of eggs, ham, biscuits, gravy, and a drink for $5.00.
The Friends of the Pawnee Bill Ranch Association is a 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to support of the Pawnee Bill Ranch. The ranch association helps support the Wild West Show, ranch maintenance, collections acquisition and care, and much more.
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The set up: we have an Instagram account. While you, loyal viewer, may think we set it up just for your enjoyment, we also use it to check out how people are riding our bikes and using our stuff. Enter: Young Ryan Young.
The set up: we have an Instagram account. While you, loyal viewer, may think we set it up just for your enjoyment, we also use it to check out how people are riding our bikes and using our stuff. Enter: Young Ryan Young.
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Customer build time. Today we've got a Thunderdome, some Nature Boy shots and we'll end with a classic Mr Pink.
Customer rides have been comin' in hot lately. Let's take a moment to appreciate some gems.
Been a while since we've ogled some customer builds, but here we are at another Friday! Let's make it happen.
Happy Friday you fine upstanding citizens. You survived another one, good on you. Let's drool on some Mr Pinks, yeah?
After a few weeks off from customer photos, we've got a pile of fun stuff awaiting your viewing pleasure. Sit back and drink it in.
Sorting through the mailbag, let's do this.
Seeing as though tonight marks the first Bandit Cross of the season, it seems only fitting to post up some hot cross action that's been coming our way recently.
Ready for some eye candy? Let's take a peek in the ole mail box.
It's that time of the week. Let's check out some beasts in the wild.
This morning's ride into work was one icy mother. My second fall left me cussing for spring and longing for late night adventure rides, grassy beer stops and bike camping getaways. So this afternoon I dug into the ole mail box to flip through some customer photos of those gloriously sunny days gone by. Come on spring…
This edition of Customer Builds focus' on the Nature Boy. Check out these custom jobs.
One thing we love over at ol' All-City way are photos of our customer's builds. We're always stoked to see how someone has customized their All-City for their daily life and needs. In this edition, we have two Mr. Pinks, some Space pony's, two Nature Boy's, and a Big Block.
Coming at you with another exciting round of customer builds. As you know, we always get excited to see all of the different ways our bikes can be tricked out and tailored to a rider's specific needs.
I know I've been slacking as of late with the customer builds, but today it's all going to be made up to you with this stellar group of three.
Back for another round of builds from All-City owners. Up today are three Nature Boy's and one Mr. Pink.
Since it's Monday, let's play another exciting round of Customer's Builds. These are photos sent in by All-City riders and we would love to now share some of them with you. On the docket (sp?) today are two Big Block's, one Nature Boy, and one of the first Mr. Pink's to be submitted. Let's Go!
Here it is, another round of look-see-drool. These are builds sent in to us by folks who own and love their All-City. Let's get to it.
It's time for another round of builds from the people. Up first I've got a Dropout from a gentleman known only as "The Duck"
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The hotel is located right in front of the magnificent Mediterranean Sea. Beach, Marbella centre, Puerto Banus, Estepona and Torremolinos are within easy reach. It offers easy access to Malaga International Airport.
Overlooking the sandy beach, this modern complex takes the form of an Andalusian-style village, with lush gardens and squares. Each room features modern decor in warm pastel tones, with patterned fabrics and extend to balconies or terraces.
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Security and encryption systems vendor RSA Security Inc. has posted a net profit of US$1.7 million on revenue of $61.3 million for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2003, the company said in a statement Thursday.
The profit, equivalent to $0.03 per share, reverses a string of quarterly losses which had seen the company lose $96.8 million ($1.71 per share) in fiscal year 2002 and $2.5 million ($0.04 per share) in 2001.
Revenue for the first quarter was 10 percent up on the $55.5 million recorded in the first quarter of last year. But the company remains cautious about the business environment.
Chief Financial Officer Jeff Glidden said the company believed that IT spending budgets remain constrained, and that business is still unpredictable due to the generally soft economy and continuing uncertainty relating to the Iraq war.
RSA, of Bedford, Massachusetts, expects revenue for the second quarter to fall in the range of $58 million to $63 million, with net profit between breakeven and $0.04 per share, according to the statement.
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During the past two years this blog has repeatedly warned that Egypt was close to an explosion due to issues of poverty, government corruption, and dictatorial rule by Hosni Mubarak. US Senators are questioning the CIA as to why they did not provide advance warning about potential violence against the Egyptian government. According to CIA official, Stephanie O'Sullivan the president was informed a year ago there might be unrest in Egypt. "We warned of instability. We didn't know what the triggering mechanism would be." Fair enough, they issued a warning. The bottom line it did not cost $0 billion a year in order to obtain information about possible unrest in Egypt. A good reporter, a trained political scientist or even a tourist could have figured out the country was unstable, given high unemployment among youth and rising food prices. Let's examine the 'success" of the CIA.
They didn't have a clue about the end of the Soviet Union.
They didn't have a clue about 9/11.
They didn't have a clue about the rise of ring wing religious fundamentalism in Israel.
They didn't even know there were NO WMD in Iraq.
And, so on and so on.
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Thanks! And you are right the snow is very stiff. Maybe ill head torwards duxbury or plymouth and see what's happening there tomorrow.Baymen Moe wrote:The snow is probably a factor being how frozen it is. Probably why I'm seeing tons of geese in the salt this week. Bays and marsh edges.
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wingshooter26 wrote:Last Thursday I saw the most ducks and geese I have ever seen had flocks of 20 coming into my small spread of shells and homemade silos. Some even landing, a first for me this season. This week is a different story I am currently out of work so I hunted allday Monday and today, not one bird in sight. I went to the roost which is a section of the taunton river a few miles from the cut corn I hunt and no geese to be seen or heard. Is this the end? Where did they go and why? The snow isn't really that deep they can still feed I think. Lets hear what you guys have to say.
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Yes, I would have to tell you that the symptoms you describe would have me concerned also for a few reasons. First, I would not usually expect that dental issues would show up so acutely, so I would be worried if his teeth that ended up being extracted were really the cause of his symptoms or an incidental finding. Secondly, really the only side effect I would expect from the Zeniquin would be GI, and since his appetite is good, I wouldn't think that to be involved.
You didn't mention why the teeth were extracted, but in almost all cases, pain meds are not needed for longer than 5 days as usually the extraction is removing the source of the pain. If there is continued pain in the mouth, it should be investigated. Even if he doesn't act like his mouth is sore, it would be good to have the incision site checked to make sure it has healed.
From what you have described and being almost 2 weeks post procedure, I would definitely have him at least examined and perhaps some basic bloodwork rechecked. Being an older dog, the organs I would be most worried about would be his kidneys, both from the bloodflow changes during a general anesthetic and the history of being on Rimadyl for years. There should not be too much to worry about as long as his blood pressure was maintained and there remained a good perfusion of his kidneys during the procedure, but it is simple enough to check out with a blood test. Rimadyl can also cause GI irritation and or ulcers, but I wouldn't expect he would be eating well if that were the case. It may be that he is just taking a little longer than normal, but most dogs I work with are up and back to normal within a few days. It certainly warrants some further looking into now. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you for your detailed reply. I should have mentioned 2 4th premolars had complete root resorption and canine tooth had died with infection above the tooth. Based on the dentist, he stated all of the extractions were 'complicated extractions'. Originally when I took him to the emergency clinic, they felt he was in back pain (but the symptoms they observed were no different than what he has shown for sometime. So it wasn't clear if it was his back or his mouth (or both). It seemed like his mouth was giving me more symptoms, so off the dentist. It's possible what I'm seeing now is add-on back pain but I can't be sure. It was recommended I get an mri for his back also so I had to decide what to go with first. Honestly, I don't see any new symptoms with his back but maybe it is. My regular vet could not get a pain response on his back when she examined him although he is very stiff in his hips and has been for a long time. I want to be sure I give him enough time to heal from his dental surgery and make sure I'm allowing enough time for that to resolve before I dive into yet another path. Based on how comments, it sounds like I might need to start looking at other possibilities.
They said he did very well under anesthesia but I agree I would like to see his bloodwork now.
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>Further down I discover that the built-in PrimeQ incorrectly reports these
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>89*11551*37159 = 38200901201
>7309*321553*2828197 = 6646915915638769
>I didn't know that PrimeQ had "flaws" in it like this, or that it had an
>upper limit of reliability around 10^15. Could someone point me to some
>resources that might explain more on this matter?
The two examples you give of numbers which PrimeQ incorrectly
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The Games Machine (UK) (Jul, 1989)
The 16-bit versions of Total Eclipse are just as playable as their 8-bit predecessors. Movement is fast and scrolling smooth as our brave hero falls foul of the various traps set to catch the unwary in this highly explorable 3-D world.
Zzap! (Jul, 1989)
The latest setting for the Freescape technique is also the most imaginative, namely Egypt in the 1930's. In ancient times a curse was put on a massive pyramid dedicated to the Sun God - if ever a total eclipse happened over Egypt the Moon would explode, devastating the Earth with its debris. On October 26 1930 said eclipse is about to happen and you've a mere two hours to penetrate the pyramid and destroy the pyramid shrine to prevent destruction.
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In Incentive's latest Freescape venture you can walk like an Egyptian, well an archaeologist anyway. The setting has moved from a futuristic outer space to a 1930s Earth, the good old Indiana Jones era. Earth is in danger of destruction (yet again), thanks to the curse of a pharaoh. The pharaoh was a bit cross with his people in the dim and distant past and so he put a curse upon the pyramid, viz: if the suns rays are blocked from the pyramid during the hours of daylight then the moon will explode and cover the earth in meteorites, not to mention the tidal effects of the destruction (I said not to mention the tidal effects - Ed).
Power Play (1989)
Nach dem 3D-Spektakel "Dril1er" und "Dark Side' endlich wieder ein neues Tüftel- und Grübelspiel aus derselben Programm-Reihe. Zugegeben, die Geschwindigkeit und die Grafik lassen beim C 64 etwas zu wünschen übrig, aber die Spiel-Atmosphäre, Story und die teuflischen Puzzles heben dieses Manko gründlich auf. Auf den 16-Bit-Systemen gibt es an der Geschwindigkeit der Grafik nichts mehr zu meckern. Wer handfeste Denkspiele mit ein bißchen Action mag, wird an "Total Eclipse" seine wahre Freude haben. Mir hat vor allem die tolle Atmosphäre gefallen. Wer sich schon immer mal wie "lndy Jones" durch uralte Gemäuer schlagen wollte, darf sich hier tüchtig austoben.
Your Amiga (Oct, 1989)
This game stands and falls by its 3-D effects. Certainly the effects used are impressive, but I am not convinced that it makes for an easy time for the player. Of my friends who tried out the game, some took to it like ducks to water and thought it was superb, while others could not get to grips with it at all. Definitely one to try before you buy.
Amiga User International (Sep, 1989)
The worlds of Driller and Dark Side gave a lot of opportunity for real exploration and discovery. Total Eclipse is more maze-like due to its many small locations. I found the varied locations of the first two more interesting, but at least Incentive have come up with something a bit different. Freescape has ran its course as far as I'm concerned, but newcomers would do well to give it a bash.


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The New Orleans Saints are looking to rebound from a mediocre 7-9 2015 season and return to the top of the NFC South in 2016. They spent the offseason attempting to bolster their inferior defense and add weapons for talented quarterback Drew Brees. After a full decade with the squad, 33 year old wide receiver Marques Colston was released by the Saints this offseason with a failed physical designation, meaning he is not 100 percent healthy. New Orleans believes that Brandon Coleman can take over as their slot guy in between Brandin Cooks and Willie Snead. In the second round of the
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Just a few minutes ago my sister runs inside the house saying thats theirs a guy in a hoody out side by the bushes.(hoody/bushes; thats not good)
So what do I do? Chamber the Glock, which is something i only do at the range and grab a flashlight.(as I'm typing, The G-Man is in my pocket in a leather holster that blocks the trigger) Obviously when i go outside theres no one.
I'll be staying up late to night with the extra magazine in my pocket.
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