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STOKE CITY edged a point closer to Barclays Premier League safety after battling out a goalless draw with West Bromwich Albion at the Britannia Stadium.
After a game of few clearcut chances, the point was sufficient to lift City back into the top ten in the table and restore a ten point cushion over the bottom three.
Although Tony Pulis' side exerted plenty of pressure in the second half in search of a winner, they had to wait until deep into injury-time for their best opportunity when substitute Kenwyne Jones fired a shot straight at Ben Foster from close range.
Neither Foster nor Asmir Begovic had much to do throughout the ninety minutes as City ended a run of three successive defeats with the goalless stalemate.
Pulis had made one change to the side beaten at Newcastle six days earlier as he welcomed back Etherington following his problem; the winger coming in to replace Wilkinson which meant Shotton reverted to right back and Cameron lined up on the left hand side.
It was the Baggies who made the brighter start and had appeals for a penalty waved away when Thomas was brought down right on the edge of the box by Shotton; referee Dean awarding a free kick instead which came to nothing as Shawcross cleared the danger.
The first threat from the Potters came as Etherington burst down the left and sent over a cross which headed well over the bar by the incoming Jerome.
City continued to probe for an opening, but Cameron was somewhat wayward with his delivery, first with an attempted cross and then with a shot from long range.
In a quiet passage of play, both sides struggled to carve out any clearcut openings and that was summed up by Etherington's free kick floated straight into Foster's arms.
However, City gained encouragement from a period of pressure which began with Jones scooping a clearance over his own bar after Crouch had flicked on a Shawcross ball.
Although the corner was headed over by Crouch, the Potters kept Albion on the backfoot and when Walters unleashed a long range shot, it deflected off Jacob, sending it looping over Foster, but he was relieved to see it fall past the outside of the post.
Having show more promise in the closing stages of the first period, City were forced to make a change at the break with Whelan, who had fallen awkwardly before the half-time whistle, making way for Whitehead in the central midfield role.
Etherington had a number of opportunities to conjure up an opening immediately after the restart, but with Crouch lurking on the edge of the six yard box, his final ball failed to pick out the England striker, much to the frustration of the supporters.
Albion had a great opportunity to break the deadlock when Ridgewell whipped a ball in from the left hand side and Lukaku seemed destined to score with his head, but he failed to make clean enough contact and Wilson was able to clear the danger.
There was a further scare for the Potters when Brunt mis-hit a free kick from 25 yards, but it broke for the unmarked Jones who delivered a low cross in the direction of the incoming Lukaku, but City managed to scramble it away for a corner.
Pulis made his second change of the afternoon when Jones was sent on as a straightforward replacement for Crouch to lead the attack.
The Potters launched another series of raids into Albion territory, but once again Etherington couldn't find one of his own players with a cross and Foster came off his line to confidently claim a Whelan corner under pressure from Shawcross.
The final throw of the dice for City saw Adam sent on to replace Jerome who had been struggling for a few minutes after he fell awkwardly.
It was the Baggies, however, who had a glimmer of a chance as Mulumbu fired a 20-yard drive past the upright with Begovic hurrying across his line.
With the game drifting into the final stages with the stadium being deluged by a heavy downpour, City were awarded a free kick when Whitehead was clipped by Mulumbu as he attempted a shot from the edge of the box.
Adam struck the free kick low through the wall and it broke for Shawcross, but he was flagged offside as he swept his shot straight at Foster.
The Scottish international was given another chance from a similar distance moments later after Walter was impeded, but his shot hit the wall.
There was one final opportunity in injury-time when Cameron hoisted a high ball into the box where Jones chested it down and then attempted to meet it on the volley, but his effort was directed straight at Foster to leave the game goalless.
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What can I do with this area under the stairs?
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Hi All, please give me suggestions on what can I do with this under stairs area?
I bought this mountain cabin, and I need help. what do you suggest?
a table under the stairs? a cabinet? any suggestions will help.
Hi Bamboo,
your space under the stairs is perfect for a home desk / internet station. At a desk, you sit down so you don't need to worry about bumping your head on the stair. Next off, i love watching tv while cooking in the kitchen, with an internet desk here you can watch online TV, or search & read recipes. It's also good for times when you find you are stuck in the kitchen all day getting a dinner together and want company in the kitchen - that won't taste up all your food or drive you crazy with suggestions, they can just sit and surf the web while your busy in the kitchen.
Ikea sells special shelving brackets & shelves that can be easily installed to your under the stair area. have a look :
Thanks Michelle, I love the angled wall shelving, and a desk is great idea, I was worried about the low overhead clearance.
It could also be a plant stand or a place to store shoes and coats with hooks on the walls
I don't know if you have little ones around...kids, grandkids, nieces or nephews that would come visit, but I saw an awesome idea in a magazine (I don't remember which one). One couple had converted their under-stairs closet into a child's play room. Colorful paint, pint sized furniture, etc. made the tiny space feel all their own. It was a really cute space. Granted, for your place you might have to put up a couple little walls in order to do that. But I love the desk idea also, especially if A. there won't be kids around anyway, or B. the cabin is lacking space for an office desk elsewhere. Have fun with it!
Are you currently living there?
I'd recommend waiting a while. Don't fill it just to fill it.
Do you have a separate dining room? You may not have too much room if a dining table goes in that area.
In time it should become obvious what is needed, whether it is a small desk or possibly a bench to take off and store shoes and boots.
Careful not to do anything that will restrict airflow to the cold air return!
i second the desk idea
I also feel the desk idea is best!! With ample light flowing from the window! It would be a perfect place for your desk!
what ever you decide pay attention to what sdsester said ..... if you block of the vent you'll affect your system
I'd want a pantry of some kind, but I cook a lot and can always use more storage space. Maybe something with a wine rack built in, a wine fridge, or a tall dorm refrigerator for cans/bottles.
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How have referrals been for all of you lately? I have found referrals to be performing better than my actual theme (keep in mind I only have one theme on here at the moment).
I'm happy with April
Not as good as the previous one, but this month it's a real passive income, as I haven't made any theme in April, but still it's the second best month already.
Yeah – I think the key is to introduce at least one new template every two months or so.
I haven't uploaded a new theme in 2-3 months but I'm still making pretty decent income to my surprise! However, I just submitted a new theme I am hoping to do well So maybe May will be my record breaking month
doing not bad. constent income from my graphics river stuff and the themes are slowly picking up.
with the input and advice from customers tho ill hopefully submit more stuff that gets a decent amount of sales.
may hop on over to the flash side aswell and submit some stuff over there at a later time.
I'm enjoying my first week of adding themes
April looks to be the 3rd consecutive record breaking month in terms of referrals too.
Good times!
For me since it's my first template selling on here, it's been good so far for a beginner. I'm currently working on one to submit, not nearly finished though, hopefully things will pick up for me in the near future.
I only started posting files to ThemeForest about mid-March, but I can say that things have been steadily ramping up since then – there's amazing days where I'll sell 30+ items, and off days where I might only make a sale or two, but overall it's been progressively getting better.
I think I'm still in the initial learning curve of the marketplace though, where every week I learn new things about how to offer products that people will use, how to drive more traffic, and how to write my product descriptions to generate the most interest. So far, so good though. I anticipate sales will begin to level off and even drop as my products begin to age (I find that the first week or two are great, after that things slow down), but every time I offer a new product it generates a little extra interest (and an increase in sales) for the rest of my portfolio.
Regarding Graphic River, I have a much harder time making sales over there and I'm even listed on their top sellers list – I guess it just feels like that the Graphic River library is populated with a bunch of "so-so" products, so it's hard to get noticed or make an impact. That's not to say there's not great work over there, it's just a lot easier to whip together a mediocre PSD and hit upload than it is to flesh out a site template & code it. It's still a fun community to be a part of though, you've just gotta work for every sale you make.
Referrals haven't really done much for me – in fact, out of 500 or so unique hits that I've driven here, only 5 have signed up and none have converted to $$$, but that's less of a concern of mine since I never hoped to drive a lot of income through referrals anyways.
I will say that it's required a fair amount more of my time than I expected to really keep up with all the comments, updates, and general maintenance – but I think I'll learn to systematize a lot of that in the future.
well it has been a decent month , since i uploaded just one template which has not done well
This was my best month so far, sales gone up by more then 400%, this all happend since i changed from PSD files to site templates and wordpress themes
So great month and i'll hope May will be even better


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Plans to axe two A&E units serving south west London were unexpectedly forced back to the drawing board today when they were rejected by GPs.
A proposed reorganisation would have shut emergency departments at St Helier and Epsom hospitals and concentrated care at St George's in Tooting, Croydon and Kingston hospitals.
But Surrey Downs clinical commissioning group voted today against allowing the proposal to go out to consultation - effectively derailing the entire process, which has been mired in controversy.
NHS England London said it would now be up to GPs in the area to decide what to do next in response to a need to improve A&E services at a time of staff shortages and soaring demand from patients.
Dr Andy Mitchell, medical director for NHS England in London said:
"We cannot ignore the challenges in South West London. Clinicians have agreed a set of quality standards that patients should expect in London hospitals. This includes having senior consultant cover 24 hours a day in A&E to treat patients night and day. Yet many hospitals will be unable to meet these standards without changing how some services are delivered.
"NHS England has been clear that the current urgent and emergency care system in London is unsustainable in long term. What's needed is 'whole system' change. We need to bring more services out-of-hospital and offer more appointments with GPs in the evenings and weekends, as well as access to vital diagnostic tests seven days a week. This will ease pressure on A&Es and improve outcomes for patients.
"The next steps in South West London will be led by clinicians. Local CCGs, working with their communities and local hospitals, will now need to look again at how services should be delivered over the next five years and beyond. This will form part of their response to NHS England London Region's Call to Action published last month which set out the stark clinical and financial challenges facing London's health services. Looking at this evidence, it is unlikely that clinicians will see no change as an option."
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I am somewhat embarrassed to admit that my 4 year old knows more Spanish than I do. He comes home from Spanish class and tries to teach me the days of the week, names for articles of clothing, etc., but I am a slower learner than he is. I have wanted to learn Spanish since moving to Texas 5 years ago. Has anyone had any experience attempting to learn a foreign language alongside their children? I vaguely remember the Muzzy videos and figure if I can handle the BBC's Scottish goat giving typing lessons I might be able to handle a giant green monster teaching me Spanish.
Habla español?
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- Joanne
I can't speak to learning Spanish with your child, but we all have learned ASL through the Signing Time videos, mostly through songs. We just involve it in every aspect of our lives and my kids have really picked up on it, they are 4.5 and 2. The 9 month old doesn't know any language yet! Rosetta Stone seems prohibitively expensive to me, I'd give the Muzzy videos a whirl.
- Amy
my 4 year old loves Rosetta Stone.
- Mary
We are moving to Spain next month so I have been actively working on learning spanish. I have used rosetta stone and think it is an excellent program but it is very expensive. It is a very natural way of learning though. My parents library gives patrons access to rosetta stone for free so that might be worth checking out. I don't have the home school version and for my kids-the adult version doesn't work for them. We tried Muzzy and both my kids were terrified of him, not to mention he is hard to understand and the storyline seems very strange for a young kids. So with my kids, I just take what I am learning on the rosetta stone and apply it in their play everyday. So for example, my daughter and I might be playing with her dollhouse and I'll just insert spanish words and phrases. It works pretty well. But I'm not too worried about my kids-give them a couple of months in Spain and they'll be fluent in no time!
- Marcy K.
I too would like to do Rosetta Stone, it was accessible at our library for awhile but they pulled the plug right after we discovered it. You might want to consider the BBC language program (for adults) it's free and online. http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/I myself have not used it but I have heard it is good. Let us know what happens and good luck.
- Casey
I use Muzzy for German and Italian with my almost 2 year old and she loves him. The story and video are a bit weird and very 1970s/80s but she loves the characters and music. I'd at least give it a try as it is significantly cheaper than Rosetta Stone.
- Olivia D
I am learning Polish right along with my children, as my husband is a native speaker and speaks it in our house. My children understand more Polish than I do and when we move there in the future they will certainly be leagues ahead of me already. We have Rosetta Stone and it does work but it is a time investment for sure… my 4 year old loves it… he calls it his Polish game. Of course when he is using it, to him, it is just people talking and for me it takes longer because I am still in the translating mode. I think if you dedicate time to Rosetta Stone it is def. worth the cost.And just using whatever you do know on a daily basis as well as trying out new words or phrases that you learn little by little is important.I also live in Texas and I have never studied Spanish, but I have found that just living here, I can understand a lot just from being around it my whole life, so you can def. pick it up with a little extra help… good luck!
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I recommend learning volcabulary first. Then, speaking will be much easier.Armiger Jagoe, editorThe Joyful Catholichttp://thejoyfulcatholic.wordpress.com/
- Kate E.
For cost issues definitely check out your library. We are tiny and we have some Muzzy…but we can also InterLibrary Loan almost anything. And I know the bigger county library has Rosetta Stone.Good luck, I am horrible at foreign languages, just dreadful. I think it's hereditary since my mom butcher's anyone's name other then Smith…it also applies to dinosaur names, and anything else scientific.


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Keep yourself healthy and fit throughout the year with Your Shape: Fitness Evolved. The game is for anyone who loves to have a fitness solution at home, but does not like to spend huge money on the equipment. Your Shape is more than a videogame; it's an interactive exercise program.
Targeted towards people who love to exercise, Fitness Evolved provides you with the perfect calorie-burning excuse that is not only interactive, but fun too. Your Shape is a digital personal trainer that is available for the Xbox-360 with Kinect system. The game has an E rating from ESRB, making it a family-friendly game.
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Your Shape has a simple logic; exercise in the most fun way possible. Fitness Evolved brings in many interesting features that make it a stand-out from other titles. The game has exclusive workouts created by Men's Health and Women's Health magazine, making it an authentic fitness program.
Developed and published by Ubisoft, Fitness Evolved provides exceptional fitness routines. The game requires a Kinect Sensor to work. The Kinect sensor is essential as it tracks your body, arm and leg movements and syncs in with the in-game elements. This provides for an interactive and fun experience.
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No other steampunk games except for city of steam :|
Currently playing :Grand Fantasia(yet again...)
IGN: Neclord
How is Black gold online so far?
I tend to skip all the quest text , when they did that in-game survey i just wrote "i don't care about the story quests , i just skip the text" i wonder if they'l take it serious .
How is the PVP? Or the game after the tutorial, for that matter? Is it just a quest-grind?
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Approaching Shavuot, and Jerusalem Day
As we approach the second Pilgrimage Holiday of Shavu'ot (Pentecost, in English), which comes seven weeks after Pesach (Passover), the first Pilgrimage Holiday, we look to commemorating the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai, approximately 3,344 years ago, around 1313 B.C.E.
In the weeks between Pesach and Shavuot, we Count the Omer, lifting ourselves spiritually higher and higher until we reach the peak: receiving the Torah.
Here is a beautiful d'var Torah (a "word of Torah") by Rabbi Avraham Arieh and Rebbetzin Rachel Trugman of Ohr Chadash, explaining the spiritual aspect of the counting of the Omer approaching Shavuot, the portion of the Torah read on the Shabbat before Shavuot (Bamidbar), and how they have a deep connection to Jerusalem, Judaism's holiest ancient city, and the day which commemorates it: Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalayim, in Hebrew), which was today, celebrated all over Israel.
Take a Deeper Look...At Yom Yerushalayim and this Week's Parshat Bamidbar
Jerusalem - The Heart of the WorldExcerpt from Orchard of Delights
The portion of Bamidbar is usually read the week before Shavuot.
Therefore, it also falls in close proximity to Jerusalem Day, which
occurs a week earlier. Jerusalem Day commemorates the day during
the 1967 Six Day War on which Jewish rule returned to the unified
holy city for the first time in almost two thousand years. The flags or
banners mentioned in this portion – "Every man by his banner, with
the insignia of their father's house … they shall camp" (Numbers
2:2) – allude to Jerusalem Day in several beautiful ways.
The Torah relates that the tribes camped "every man by his flag."
The numerical value of the Hebrew word for flag or banner (degel) is
thirty-seven, the same as the numerical value of the Hebrew phrase
"the heart" (halev). Since antiquity Jerusalem has been termed "the
heart" of the Jewish people, the place that most symbolizes the
Jewish nation's collective purpose and mission. The reunification of
Jerusalem truly captured the collective imagination of the Jewish
people as many of the prophecies of old predicting this awesome
event were fulfilled.
Furthermore, as we discussed in the previous section, the flags in
the desert represent the individual's deepest longing for meaning and
purpose in life – his or her heartfelt desire. The phrase "his flag"
(diglo) has the numerical value of forty-three, the very day in the
counting of the omer (the days counted from Pesach to Shavuot) that
Jerusalem was reunited. On this day the Jewish people as individuals
and as a collective regained their hearts' desire.
In the Song of Songs (2:4) the following verse appears: "He brought
me to the house of wine and his banner over me was love." The Sages
read the entire book as a divinely inspired allegory symbolizing the
love between God (the lover) and the Jewish people (the beloved).
However, "the house of wine," in this verse, has been interpreted in
several different ways. The Sages interpreted it as either an allegory
for the Holy Temple or the Torah. Thus, even though the verse is
written in the past tense, it can be read as a prayer that God bring us
to His Third Temple and fulfill us with His Torah. Furthermore, since
the Hebrew word for "wine" has the numerical value of seventy, the
verse has also been read to allude to the seventy archetypal nations
that were welcomed in the first two Temples. Thus, this verse in
Song of Songs can also be read as a prayer that God usher in the era
when His love will encircle us and flutter above us like a beautiful
banner and all the peoples of the earth will recognize and praise Him.
Indeed, the Third Temple is actually called "a house of prayer for all
peoples" (Isaiah 56:7), for it will be built in the Messianic era when
all nations will come to worship God in true fellowship.
The Torah often plays on the numerical equivalency between the
Hebrew word for "wine" (yayin) and the Hebrew word for secret
(sod). Thus, in a play on words, the Sages taught: "When wine goes
in – the secret comes out" (Eruvin 65a). This equivalency also leads
to wine oftentimes symbolizing the sod, the secrets of the Torah. This
correspondence is alluded to in the second verse of Song of Songs:
"Let Him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth for they are sweeter
than wine." "Kisses of his mouth" alludes to the deep secrets of the
Torah that when revealed to the Jewish soul, bring about the most
intimate closeness between God and Israel. This spiritual "wine" is
sweeter than any physical pleasure this world can offer. Thus, God
bringing us into his "house of wine" can also allude to His returning
us to Jerusalem, for the prophets prophesize that "Torah will come
out of Zion and the word of God from Jerusalem" (Isaiah 2:3). At
that time "the knowledge of God will fill the world like the waters
cover the sea" (Isaiah 11:9).
Jerusalem from time immemorial has been the heart of the Jewish
people. A request for its rebuilding is included in our prayers three times
a day and all Jews, no matter where in the world, face Jerusalem to pray.
Jerusalem not only represents the Jewish people's deepest longings but
also has always been our capital city. It is the flag by which every Jew
camps and in the future it will take on this role for humanity. ®


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Marriage is a compromise, but only one can wear the pants. Who that is, is up to you, but it is me in my house.
This is a discussion on Would you be "put in the dog house" over a dog? within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Background: A couple os Saturday's ago, my youngest (Annabelle) daughter had a soccer game very early in the morning. As we we driving off at ...
Background: A couple os Saturday's ago, my youngest (Annabelle) daughter had a soccer game very early in the morning. As we we driving off at 7:00 am, Annabelle noticed a big yellow dog laying in the middle of our yard, but I was driving and did not notice. To be honest, I did not think much about it at that point.
Later that night (around 10), I took my dog for his nightly walk around our neighborhood, when I came accross a big yellow dog laying in the middle of one of my neighbor's yard. I was about to knock on their door to tell them their dog was out front, but then rememberd, they did not own a dog. I let me dog and the stray meet and greet each other, then walked home. After a couple of minutes of thinking, I put two and two together and Annabelle and I went back down to my neighbors house to see if it was the same dog she saw earlier in the day. She said it was the same dog. I told Annabelle to go home and get some water and some dog food while I tried to approach the stray (more like let him approach me).
The stray was very shy and it took me over 30 mintues, some water and some food for him to come to me. Even then, he was very tentitive and wary of everything around him. While petty him, I noticed no coller, but he was definetly a family pet. He was a good size dog that looked like a yellow lab bull dog mix. He warmed up to me and we sat there in my neighbors drive way side by side for the next 30 minutes or so while I let him get used to me. Around midnight, I gave him a good petting, more food and water and started to head home. At which point he followed at a distance. I went back down to the neighbors house and gahterd the food and water and put it in my yard and went inside to bed.
The next morning (Sunday), I went out front and he was laying in my yard and slowly came to me. All the water and food was gone. I talked with a few neighbors and they did not know where he came from but many of them noticed him around the neighborhood for a few days. I sat in the front yard with him and my dog for about an hour while letting him get familiar with me. He started to warm up to me and allowed me to approch him and we even started to play fetch with a tennis ball. My wife came outside and I told her about the stray (now named Stan Lee by Annabelle and my 18 yrd old Samantha) as my two daughters were playing with him. My wife in no uncertained terms told me we were not going to adopt him. Well, I live in a suburb of Houston and it was getting hot fast and the dog was definetly getting really hot. My wife wen to the store, so I left the frony door open and after 15 minutes Stan Lee came is and laid down next to my dog in the cool air conditioned house. He laid there for an hour or so, before my wife came home and sternly instructed me to get the dog out of the house because we were not going to keep him.
I put Stan Lee in the back yard with my dog, but as the temp rose, I would let them both in the house to cool down. This did not sit well with my wife. This went on throughout the day and evening. When we sent to bed, I let Stan Lee out front for the night. Monday morning on my way to work Stan Lee was still in my yard and came right up to me. I petted him for a while and then started my commute to work. I called my oldest daughter and told her to take Stan Lee to CAPPS to see if he had a chip so we could find the owner. If not, I had decided that I was going to adopt him until we found a good home for him or his owner. I could not let him wonder the streets. I knew this would put me in the dog house with my wife, but so be it.
It turnes out Stan Lee did have a chip and CAPPS was able to contact the family. Samantha drove Stan Lee to ther house that was a full 5 miles from where we live. Samantha said there were flyers everywhere in that neighborhood, so I felt much better that he was returned to a loving family. The family had just moved from Dallas and they think Stan Lee (real name Buster) must have lost his way some how.
My question is, in adopting him agianst my wife's wishes is something I should have done? I was set on not having this dog lost or euthenized, but I would have been in the dog house for a while in doing so.
Marriage is a compromise, but only one can wear the pants. Who that is, is up to you, but it is me in my house.
" Blessed is that man, who when facing death, thinks only of his front sight"
-Jeff Cooper
...I STAY in trouble with my wife over our two mutts...I love dogs a lot...last night, my supper was two cheeseburgers and some home fries...I sure did enjoy them potatos...the dogs got all the cheeseburgers...soon as my wife went out on a walk with a friend...our second was found late November in a cold rain in a graveyard with two other pups...about 2 weeks old...he's the snugglinest dog I've ever seen and covers himself up even in summer...guess he remembers!!! Oh, yeah, I'd risk sharin' the doghouse to adopt a stray...
...I tell folks my dogs always stop what they're doin' when I come home, jump all over me, and wag their tails 'cause they're glad to see me........my wife don't do NONE of that...
Dogs love unconditionally...people not so much,I love dogs,but I do have limits,my wife on the other hand would be the one trying to tell me "oh no we've had that one for awhile" you just haven't noticed him until today
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What Glockman said. I have two ex-wives who both thought their opinions carried more weight than mine.
"I'm set up to play a game right now. However, I doubt most people would want to get into a gun fight with me."
Rob Leatham
In a neighborhood where a dog was clear a family pet, I'd likely call the pound to check for chipping and/or deal with it.
Haven't adopted a "stray" off the streets, and I don't imagine I ever will. You just never know what you're getting yourself in for.
Would I have adopted one despite the firm wishes of my other family members? Nope. But that's just me.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Why did you let your wife out of the kitchen?
It worked out. No foul. I'm glad the dog found his way home. I had the same thing happen to a dog of mine some years ago. She got lost, was confused, and laid down in the same spot all day on a street corner. A motorist saw her in the morning and again after work. I was contacted that evening to come pick her up. One of the best calls I've ever received.
Marriage is a compromise. When you can't do that, things go south fast. I wouldn't be bothered too much as long as the give and take remains.
Christian or not, it's hard to argue with the wisdom in the Bible. The head of household is not a dictatorship, but more a responsibility to care for the members of the household, making appropriate decisions when necessary.
1 Peter 3:7 ESV
Likewise, husbands, live with your wives in an understanding way, showing honor to the woman as the weaker vessel, since they are heirs with you of the grace of life, so that your prayers may not be hindered.
All that said, I think you handled it perfectly.
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In rural NV we often get dogs and cats dropped off from more urban areas. Mrs. tdave is very good about giving them food and water. Much more selective about adoption but it has happened.
I`m not married so I would have to defer to Lisl my GSD as to whether or not another dog would be welcome in my house.
I don`t think she would put up with another female in the house but a male would probably be welcome.
I like all kinds of foreign guns.
"Arm yourself because no one else here will save you..."
No, I'm definitely not a Christian. My Jewish wife and I have been together these past seventeen years, and not once during that entire time have either of us been in the dog house with the other over anything. We generally go along and get along. Our boundaries are clearly drawn, and we respect them.
"I'm set up to play a game right now. However, I doubt most people would want to get into a gun fight with me."
Rob Leatham
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Strikers undefeated, headed to State Cup finals
After going undefeated in the Oregon Premier League spring season, Hood River's U14 Strikers boys soccer team moves on to compete in the State Cup finals on May 3, noon at Liberty High School. The team secured a spot in the finals after defeating the second- and third-seeded teams, Crossfire and FC Portland, in back-to-back matches earlier this month.
The day after the championship, the Strikers are hosting a fundraiser for their trip to Nationals this July. The dinner and auction is open to all and will run from 4-7 p.m. at Wy'east Middle School (location changed from earlier announcements).
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BSC Hood River is holding tryouts for its youth teams. Information is as follows (dates in parentheses are birthday ranges for age groups):
May 4, Westside Elementary: U11, 9 a.m. (8/1/03-7/31/05); U12, 10:30 a.m. (8/1/02-7/31/03); U13, 2 p.m. (8/1/01-7/31/02); U14, 1:30 p.m. (8/1/00-7/31/01)
May 6. Wy'east Middle School: U11 and U12, 5 p.m.; U13 and U14, 6:15 p.m.
Developmental Academy open house: BSC Hood River is hosting an open house to players interested in the U8-U10 development academy. This program is designed for players who are looking for a higher level of coaching than recreational soccer. The open house will run from 6-7:30 p.m. May 9 at Westside Elementary School. For more information, visit bscoregon.com/bschoodriver.
HRVST open to new swimmers
The Hood River Valley Swim Team has just begun its summer swim season, but it is not too late to join. Anyone interested can contact coach Shelly Rawding at email@example.com or come to the pool any Monday at 3:30 p.m., or 4:30 p.m. for swimmers 8 and younger. New swimmers can try the program free for a week. More information can be found at hrvst.org.
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Statistics Canada reported a 1.5 percent jump in January retail sales on Tuesday, beating analysts' expectations of a 1.2 percent increase and following a revised 0.8 percent gain in December.
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Christmas at Grandpa's house.
On Christmas eve our whole family and every member of our extended family gathered at Grandpa's house to celebrate together. This was the first time in 8 years we had ALL been together.
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This year was different and hard without Grandma being with us for the first time. We missed her! But the Lord is so faithful to gave grace through it all.
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Celebrating at Granny and Granddad's house!
With Benjamin being the youngest grandkid, it is so fun to have lots of great-grandkids coming now! There are now enough of them to re-enact the birth of Jesus!
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Grateful for all of our family!
Benj. should win the "most valuable player" award! The great-grands LOVE to play/wrestle/tackle all over him, he is a great sport! =)
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David Droga, founding partner of the ad agency Droga5, which designed the project, and Karen Wong, deputy director of the New Museum, talk about the payphones and the related New Museum exhibit on 1993.
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Arsène Wenger does not believe Cesc Fabregas and Robin van Persie will be fit in time to face Liverpool - but he will assess the pair on Friday.
Arsenal's two World Cup finalists returned to training last week but did not feature in the weekend's friendly against Legia Warsaw.
Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk has only selected one World Cup star for a friendly against Ukraine on Wednesday, so Van Persie gets a reprieve from the international break. But Fabregas will travel to Mexico with Spain.
"They are a lot behind," said Wenger.
"Cesc goes to Mexico so he will not be able to practice. I will have to see how both are on Friday. But they are both short.
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Those who live by complex machinery can die by it, Michael Billington writes.
Theatre is a disaster area: a world of precarious illusion in which, as Michael Frayn brilliantly showed in Noises Off, chaos is always impending. And one of its supreme ironies is that the more reliant it becomes on technology, the more disaster-prone it appears.
The classic example is British author Alan Ayckbourn's 1981 play Way Upstream, which is ambitiously set aboard a floating cabin cruiser. Its original production moved from Scarborough to the National Theatre in London in 1981, and that's when its problems began. In Scarborough, there had been just six actors on the boat; at the National it was weighed down by a dozen people, half of them stage crew. Scarborough kept the ship afloat in a plastic enclosure; at the National, it was held in a tank that eventually split and deluged the stage machinery. Previews were cancelled, water jokes abounded, and one critic turned up on the first night in wellies. A Scarborough success turned into a National tragedy - caused by the latter's superior manpower and technology.
The moral is clear: those who live by machinery also die by it. In fact, our attitude to theatrical machinery is highly ambivalent. When it works, we applaud it; when it does not, we damn it with Luddite vehemence.
Clearly one of the big attractions for audiences of the 1980s musical was the prospect of high-tech spectacle. Les Miserables was, for me, little more than TV's The Fugitive in period costume but audiences nightly thrilled to the moment when the cantilevered bridges of John Napier's set swung into action. And one of the great attractions of Miss Saigon was the sight of a helicopter landing on the roof of the American embassy to rescue the beleaguered troops.
But such reliance on technology carries its own built-in disaster scenario. Robert Lepage is undeniably a great innovator who seeks to synthesise theatre, film, video, art, architecture and dance: his company is even called Ex Machina. At its best - as in the cosmonaut's space dance at the end of The Far Side of the Moon - it can be magical. But I remember how we all turned up for his eagerly awaited one-man show, Elsinore, at Edinburgh in 1995 only to find it had been cancelled. The reason was the breakdown of the inordinately complex revolving box that enabled him to play all of Hamlet's key characters in quick succession. It was not merely an indictment of theatre's dependence on technology. When I finally saw Lepage's show, I realised that its artistic nullity was due to character and story having been subordinated to soulless mechanical trickery.
Theatre always offers a dialectic between order and disorder: this is what makes it a metaphor for life. One of its seductions is its capacity to overcome disaster and the combined fallibility of men and machines. A classic case was provided by the saga of director Peter Hall's trio of late Shakespeares in 1988. The difficulties began when the productions toured to the Soviet Union. In Moscow, the first night of Cymbeline was threatened with cancellation because the KGB refused to unlock a vital stage door. By the time I caught up with the company in Georgia, the sets and costumes were still making their way by truck from Moscow. Of course they didn't arrive in time, and it was later suspected they had been sabotaged.
But the company decided the show must continue minus sets and costumes - and the result was one of those miracles in which you actually saw Shakespeare in its purest, most anatomical form.
Sometimes, it is the battle between human ingenuity and unforeseen hazards that provides theatre's greatest pleasures. A revealing example occurred only last month on the first night of Thoroughly Modern Millie. It is a highly professional Broadway show but one lacking heart - until an interesting thing happened. One of the residents of Mrs Meers's all-girl hotel bouncily tried to exit through one of the doors, but it remained obstinately jammed. It was a tiny incident, but for a second the whole extravagant enterprise ground to a halt, and a bond of sympathy was established between actors and audience. We suddenly saw that there were people inside the well-oiled machine.
Today's mishaps simply replicate on a larger canvas the routine hazards of weekly rep, when this kind of thing happened all the time: sets collapsed, doors stuck, cues were missed. All that has changed is the scale: where sets once shook, hydraulic stages now stick. In the end, disaster and the theatre are inseparable. And, while one sets out in search of perfection, there is something reassuring about the lurking possibility of disaster, about the prospect of what Michael Frayn calls "the great dark chaos behind the set, inside the heart and brain" reminding us of the human fallibility of the whole insanely precarious enterprise. As in life itself, the abyss is only a single footstep away.
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