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Hilary Duff & Mike Comrie's Hockey Date
Ready for some NHL action after a long strike, Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie arrived for the LA Kings Stanley Cup celebration and home opener on Saturday (January 19).
The "Raise Your Voice" actress wore a stylish grey blouse with black print, as she and her retired hockey honey eagerly headed inside the Staples Center for the first face off.
Meanwhile, the new mom continues to work at getting her body back in to pre-baby shape by attending pilates sessions and watching what she eats.
Sharing the highs and lows of working out while in the spotlight, Ms. Duff recently said, "I'm just trying to enjoy my experience and let my body do what it's supposed to be doing, and work out and feel good."

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Beats Hooks Up With AT&T to Help Pay for Your MusicBy
Beats Music has begun to lift the curtain on its streaming music service, which it says will go live later this month. In a New York Times story this weekend, the company made its case for how it will stand out in an increasingly crowded digital music market that includes the likes of Spotify and Pandora, as well as such Silicon Valley powerhouses as Apple and Google.
Music streaming services in the U.S. have struggled to find a workable business model. Beats is marketing itself as a tastemaker, but its success may ride on a partnership with the squarest of companies: AT&T, the country's second-largest wireless provider. Starting Jan. 21, Beats customers can pay $10 a month for the service either directly or via their monthly smartphone bill from AT&T.
For AT&T customers with a family plan, the carrier will subsidize subscriptions significantly: As many as five customers can access Beats for $15 per month, total, compared with the combined $50 they'd pay individually. AT&T customers will also get free trials of the service for 30 to 90 days, depending on their plans.
For Beats, this is a mainline to millions of AT&T subscribers, plus a payment model that piggybacks on a monthly bill they're already paying. That's important because paid streaming services have had trouble convincing American users to buy in, and Beats isn't offering a free version. A subscription to Pandora's premium ad-free service, Pandora One, costs just $4 per month, but the company still says it doesn't expect many people to pay. Rather, it hopes to make most of its money from ads on its free service.
Hitching a music service to a wireless carrier has worked in places like Sweden, where Spotify subscriptions can be included in smartphone plans. There, the percentage of people using paid streaming services is four times as high as in the U.S., according to industry analyst Mark Mulligan.
Streaming services have reached several similar deals in the U.S., but not with both the subsidies and the scale. Spotify has agreements with American carriers to allow people to charge their subscription fees to their wireless accounts, and Sprint markets the service. But the main benefit there is convenience. MetroPCS has offered discounted Rhapsody subscriptions to its customers, and Cricket Communications included its own streaming service, Muve, into its wireless plans. Verizon was reportedly in negotiations with Google this summer to bundle its music streaming service into its plans, but nothing has come of it.
Mulligan thinks such alliances are the best chance for streaming music in the U.S. He's skeptical that the AT&T-Beats deal will make a huge difference, he says, because it's not discounted deeply enough, though it's better than anything its competitors can offer. "On the surface of it, this is a good high-profile partnership for Beats," Mulligan says. "These deals are really a shot of adrenaline to the streaming services."
Of course, it also has to give customers a reason to stay. Like its competitors, Beats will use an algorithm to create playlists. The most novel feature may be Right Now, in which users build playlists by telling the service things such as where they are, what they're doing, and what genre they're in the mood for. At the same time, the company is playing up the high-profile musicians in its DJ booth. In part, this consists of a timeless pitch in the music business: deriding your competitors' tastes. If you're going to allow an algorithm pick your music, wouldn't you want it to be Dr. Dre's?


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|In it's present condition, this 5 bolt route is at best but one star. The 1st two bolts are fun with the bouldery crux between 2 and 3; but, here's the rub- the route was most likely pink not redpointed on the 1st ascent with prehung draws on 3 and 4. If one attempts to hang their own draw on 3 they will find it not very much fun and much bolder then if a long draw is pre-placed on it allowing essentially a top rope crux. Clipping 4 is totally easy- if you're 6' tall, any less, and you'll likely have to do an additional move or two to clip. The climbing above 5 is fun too (albeit with friable stone), but, here's another problem: one clips the 5th from a big old no hands ledge, but the route designers decided to build in an "committing" ego based run out above it! Result- fall or break a hold and- you, might very well get "broken" (excellent engineering guys). The anchor is probably 4' higher then it should have been (unless you don't care about rope abrasion issues). Final tally: this is a route that "could" have been 2 stars (3 if a permanent long chain draw was installed on the 3rd bolt and another bolt was placed shortly above the 5th), likely to happen- not.....sad.


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by Rachel D Ramer of CRI - Christian Families on the Edge Author Reb Bradley, however, echoes the Pearls: "Keep your objective in mind — subjection of their will.…Teach your children to obey without being told 'why.'"11 Authors William and Colleen Dedrick also concur: "When your child disregards or disobeys your command, he breaks fellowship with you and … [Read more...]
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Well, who woulda thunk it - now e-mail is apparently too damn slow.
It's not enough that cosmic systems intertwine, it seems we want to read
each other's minds, and do so without delay. Used to be that waiting 30
seconds for an e-mail message to get from sender to recipient was
tolerable. No more. Now, it's gotta be instant. Pity the poor Postal
The transformation of instant messaging from teenager's chat tool into
an honest-to-goodness (well, maybe not so honest) corporate
communications platform has already happened. It happened when no one
was looking.
We've all used products like AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, and
Microsoft Messenger. Sure, they're great when your pal is online and you
want to have a quickie conversation. It's cheaper than picking up the
phone, and yes, it is actually faster than e-mail. It really is instant.
(How do I know? Because I phoned a West Coast friend from my East Coast
office so I could hear the little audio signal indicating an incoming
message. The instant I'd hit the enter key, that little chime sounded on
my friend's computer, some 3,700 miles away.)
Regardless of a company's IM policy (usually non-existent), employees
have adopted IM as an everyday, all-day-long business tool. Boot the PC
in the morning and launch IM. It's always there, always on, always
But IM makes IT cringe. Really. It's not so much a bandwidth-sucking
problem as it is an old-fashioned business - and legal - problem.
There's no audit trail. Type those instant messages, converse back and
forth, and then, when you close the IM window and end the session, well,
the conversation is gone forever (unless you did an explicit save, and
no one does). You can't get it back. You can't retrieve it. Poof! Pffft!
Yep, IM is really IA (instant amnesia). No doubt some celebrity insider
traders swear by IM, but corporate lawyers are probably swearing at it.
The Rockies may crumble and Gibraltar may tumble, but IM is here to
stay. Deal with it.
And who's dealing with it? Why your buddies at Microsoft, of course.
If you're not already familiar with Microsoft Live Communications Server
2003, get ready for industrial-strength enterprise instant messaging.
Quote Microsoft's Web site: "Live Communications Server 2003, formerly
known as Real-Time Communications Server 2003 (RTC Server), is the new
enterprise instant messaging (IM) solution and extensible real-time
communications platform . . . [that] enables an enterprise to deploy a
managed IM solution with functionality including logging, archiving,
file transfer, audio/video conferencing, and application sharing."
In other words, IM'ed words live forever and get archived to tape, just
like genuine e-mail. Says Microsoft: "RTC Server will allow enterprises
to log instant messages to help protect corporate privacy and
intellectual property and help ensure regulatory compliance in certain
industries." That's a mouthful, but it's the right mouthful. It's all
about eliminating legal exposure while protecting the corporate crown
Due this year, LCS is likely to be priced around $35 per seat and about
$900 per server. The competing Lotus Instant Messaging Server, which
used to be called SameTime, runs about $45 per seat. And you can bet
there will be others.
All of this probably isn't a bad idea. Face it, IM isn't going away;
employees use it every day. Consequently, it makes sense to load it up
with security, audit, and archive tools.
You know my rants by now - there's always an angle for solution
integrators. You don't have to evangelize the technology. Everyone knows
IM. And like moths to a flame, no one can keep away from it. All you do
is explain the liabilities that could arise from the absence of
archiving. It just might be an easy sell.
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Oct. 3, 2012
Friday, Oct. 5 -- vs. Minnesota (Canham Natatorium), 5 p.m.
Live Results
Saturday, Oct. 6 -- host Michigan Water Carnival (Canham Natatorium), Noon
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The University of Michigan men's swimming and diving team (1-0, 1-0 Big Ten) continues its season-opening homestand with a pair of meets this weekend at Canham Natatorium. The Wolverines will swim against Minnesota (0-0, 0-0 Big Ten) on Friday (Oct. 5) at 5 p.m. in a co-ed dual meet before hosting the first-ever Michigan Water Carnival on Saturday (Oct. 6) at noon. The Water Carnival will feature men's and women's teams from Michigan and Minnesota, as well as the men's team from Oakland (0-0, 0-0 Big Ten). Admission is free to both events. The weekend is the first regular-season action for both of U-M's opponents.
The men's and women's swimming and diving teams will host the Michigan Water Carnival on Saturday (Oct. 6). The Carnival will feature a 13-event schedule, featuring swimming, diving and water polo. Appearances will be made by the U-M Dance Team, the U-M Fanfare Band and the Friars a-capella group. In addition, there will be a stroke clinic conducted by U.S. Olympian (and former U-M swimmer) Peter Vanderkaay, and an autograph session following the meet.
The meet will be streamed live on SwimUtopia.com.
The meet will be scored like a collegiate tri-meet. There will be two heats of all swimming events and one heat of each relay. The women will swim first, followed by the men. Below is the tentative schedule:
4x75-yard Medley Relay
Dive 50-yard underwater freestyle with fins
3x550-yard Freestyle Relay
300-yard Breaststroke with fly kick
50-yard Butterfly with flip turn
200-yard Freestyle with fins
250-yard Medley Relay (25-yard Butterfly, 50-yard Butterfly/Backstroke, 75-yard Butterfly/Backstroke/Breaststroke, 100-yard Individual Medley)
Diving Break
200-yard Backstroke from a dive
200/150/100/50 Freestyle Relay
50-yard Breaststroke with flip turn
200-yard Individual Medley swum in any order
Stroke technique with Peter Vanderkaay
50-yard Freestyle with fins
Diving Break
16x25-yard Freestyle Relay
• Michigan is 36-2 all-time in dual meets against Minnesota. The two teams first met in the 1926-27 season but have not faced each other in a dual meet since the 1995-96 season. The Golden Gophers are led in the pool by two-time NCAA All-American Ben Griggs and in the diving well by NCAA All-America honorable mention Mikey Ross.
• Following last week's season-opening win, U-M has now gone 33-3-2 in dual meets under Mike Bottom and will look to go 21-1 under his guidance in Big Ten dual meets this Friday. In fact, over the past 21 seasons, U-M has dropped just three conference dual meets compared to 98 victories.
• On Tuesday (Oct. 2), juniors Connor Jaeger and Jack Lee and freshman Dylan Bosch were named Big Ten Men's Swimmer, Diver and Freshman of the Week, respectively. Each won two events in the Wolverines' season-opening win against Wisconsin last Saturday (Sept. 29). For Lee, it is the first weekly honor for a U-M diver since 2007.
• In addition to Bosch, Peter Brumm won the 200-yard freestyle (1:38.75), while Paul Soley and Reid Elliott took second in the 1,000-yard freestyle (9:33.60) and 100-yard backstroke (50.25), respectively. Matt Zimmerman, Paul Corbae, Timothy Faerber, Matt McNamara, Will Raynor, and Connor Herman also made their collegiate debuts against Wisconsin.
• One of the big additions to Michigan's sprint group has been Zachary Turk. In his first meet as a Wolverine, Turk won the 50-yard freestyle (20.23) and had the second-fastest time in the 100-yard freestyle (45.69). He was a 14-time NCAA Division III national champion at Kenyon College (2009-12), and transferred to Michigan for his final year of eligibility. He sat out his junior season at Kenyon to study abroad in Argentina.
In the Spotlight
|Mark Hill
Assistant Coach
Fourth Season
Q: You've been at Michigan for a few years now, but this is the first year where you're on the staff in a full-time capacity. Talk about the transition you've made from volunteer to assistant coach?
A: It's actually not much of a transition. It proves even more the saying, "Those Who Stay Will Be Champions." I'm glad I stayed. I had other opportunities, and I chose to stay here because of how much I love Michigan. It's paid off. I love what I do and haven't changed much about it. The only thing that's different about it is that I'm on full-time staff now.
Q: Anyone that's been around you knows that one of the biggest attributes you bring to the deck is your energy. Where do you get that from?
A: I was a volunteer assistant here for three years. I continued to do that because I really liked it. Being a swim coach is something I really wanted to do because I enjoy being able to help these guys. Being on deck and being around the guys is a really energizing experience. My own personal experience wasn't that great, honestly. It was boring and it wasn't that fun. It's not like that here and that's the great thing about Michigan. You know that as a coach, these guys are going to do the work. I just have to keep it light and make sure that they still love it.
Q: The men's team scored an impressive season-opening win against Wisconsin. From a coaching standpoint, how do you think the team did?
A: I think they did great. The freshmen really stepped it up big time. The relays came together really well, and that's an important thing. I really think that there was a lot of execution in the details. This team is talented. Sometimes it's easy to go out and win based solely on talent, but we've also seen that fail. I thought we executed well from a team aspect. From a personal standpoint, I hope the guys felt like they got two victories. It was fun for me to watch them cheer for the women's team. I think that the guys seeing the girls succeed and swim hard made them swim better. I hope they walked away feeling like they won twice.
Q: Let's talk about the big event of the weekend, the Michigan Water Carnival. How did this idea come about?
A: This idea came from Mike [Bottom]. It was one of his creative spurts. We wanted to do something exciting in a post-Olympic year. With Dave Brandon handing down a list of initiatives about filling the stands and providing "wow" experiences, this event fit both of those things. We want to fill our stands, and we want to bring some more attention to the sport. I think we can do that. It's a fun thing, but in the future, we can have that same kind of attention for more normal meets.
Q: For the fans that are coming out for the carnival, what can they expect to see?
A: They can expect to see a lot of things they've never seen before. We're trying to break some world records. There's fin swimming that does happen around the world, so we're going to look up those records and see if our guys can break those. They can expect to see a great diving show. I know Dick Kimball is running that, along with KZ (Li). They're going to be doing some tower diving, which not many people get a chance to see. And we'll include water polo. They're going to do some three-on-three matches to keep it interesting. Our whole philosophy with this is to make it like a three-ring circus -- swimming, diving and water polo. This brings a lot of attention to what we do here but in a fun and creative way. I'm personally looking forward to the 50-yard underwater dolphin kick because let's face it, that is totally awesome. A guy going as fast as he can for 50 yards underwater, while flipping the turn. In my opinion, it doesn't get cooler than that.
Last Time Out
Michigan opened the 2012-13 season last Saturday (Sept. 29), beating Wisconsin, 172.5-115.5, inside Canham Natatorium. Connor Jaeger, Richard Funk, Dylan Bosch and Jack Lee each won two individual events, while U-M also got individual wins from Kyle Whitaker, Zachary Turk, Bruno Ortiz, and Peter Brumm and on both relays. [ Recap ]
Saturday, Oct. 13 -- Alumni/Intrasquad Meet (Canham Natatorium), 10:30 a.m.
Fri-Sat., Oct. 26-27 -- at Texas, vs. Indiana (Austin, Texas)
Deck Pass (Weekly Preview): Podcast | Blog
Brandon's Blog: "Pack The Nat" (Oct. 1)
MGoBlue.com Video: Season Preview
Contact: Brad Rudner (734) 763-4423


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#1340 closed Bug (wontfix)
Caret disappeares deleting a styled char
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Description (last modified by fredck)
FCKeditor Nightly Built version:
- type some text
- use for it an inline style for example "Inline quotation"
- select a character inside the styled area
- use for it another inline style for example "Cited work"
- go one position left (or right)
- delete the character (with backspace or delete)
- caret disappeares (but pushing up or down comes at the first or at the last row)
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comment:1 Changed 10 years ago by fredck
- Description modified (diff)
- Milestone set to FCKeditor 2.5
- Version set to SVN
Reformatted the description for readability
comment:2 Changed 10 years ago by fredck
Actually it's much simple to replicate the problem. Just load the following code in the source:

Some text

Back to WYSIWYG, place the caret before the bold "e". Hit Backspace to delete it.
The "e" will be correctly deleted, but the caret will disappear. Note that the Style combo is showing "Strong Emphasis", which means that the  element is still there, and the caret is inside of it (just type some text to check it). As the caret is inside and empty element, Firefox doesn't' show it (known FF issue).
In IE, we have the same behavior, but the caret doesn't disappear.
Strangely enough, for some elements it works well. Just replace  with  or  and you will see that the entire element is removed, not only its contents, and the caret will not disappear.
comment:3 Changed 10 years ago by martinkou
#1428 marked a dup to this ticket.
comment:4 Changed 10 years ago by fredck
- Milestone changed from FCKeditor 2.5 to FCKeditor 2.6
This is a browser bug. It is present in previous versions too. We'll not be blocking the 2.5 for it right now. Let's postpone it.
comment:5 Changed 9 years ago by w.olchawa
- Keywords Confirmed added
comment:6 Changed 9 years ago by fredck
- Milestone changed from FCKeditor 2.6 to FCKeditor 2.6.1
comment:7 Changed 9 years ago by martinkou
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
This is a Gecko browser bug, and from the tests I did today... It seems to be fixed in Firefox 3 already.
The behavior in IE is ok. Actually I think it's what most users expect.


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specs on 350 crate motor heads casting #93417369
I want to find the specs for these heads because I'm putting them on a 305 SBC Block and was wondering the difference in specifications. Any info would be appreciated.
33417369...90-up...350..........Gen.I Goodwrench crate motor,"Hecho en Mexico", 76cc
Placing these on a 305 would be a big mistake. The 76cc chamber will lower the 305`s compression ratio down to about 6:1 and it won`t have enough power to spin on ice. The 305 uses heads that have a 58cc and smaller chamber due to the 305`s small 3.736 bore. 305 heads are common at junkyards and machine shops, finding a set in good shape cheap should be rather easy. The 369 heads best place is the scrap pile.
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Brad Paisley Keeps Keith Urban From Post-Surgery Boredom
Keith Urban may be recovering from his recent vocal surgery in silence, but that doesn't mean he is spending his days in seclusion. The New Zealand-born singer has his family — and his country music family, namely Brad Paisley — to help him pass the time.
"We're big guitar junkies, and we wanted to get together and maybe go through some amplifiers and go through some gear," Brad tells Nashville's Tennessean. "I told him, 'Let's do that. You don't have to talk. We'll get together. We'll play guitar, set up some amps, go through some tubes, try some stuff out and tweak.' I'll do all the talking, which I am very capable of. He can just nod and grunt and do whatever he's allowed to do."
Keith, who developed a polyp on his vocal cord during his Get Closer World Tour, is optimistic about his recovery. "I think the technology has improved exponentially," he shared with Australian radio's 'Kyle and Jackie O Show.' "The success of this kind of surgery is much greater than before. I'm hoping I can continue that tradition."
The husband of movie star Nicole Kidman will remain completely silent for three weeks following the operation. He has postponed the All for the Hall benefit concert, originally scheduled for January 18. The singer-songwriter recently confirmed that he will appear on Australia's version of 'The Voice,' alongside fellow celebrity judges Seal, Good Charlotte's Joel Madden and Australian singing sensation Delta Goodrem.
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CPK Fundraiser for fallen officers
Riverside Police Officers' Association and Sheriff's Employee Assistance Team seek to raise money for the families of their fallen officers
Join us at any CPK in the state of California for a fundraising event to help support the families of fallen Police Officer Crain and Detective MacKay.
February 25-28, 2013 (all day) Monday through Thursday.
Just click here and print the flyer. When you visit CPK, present it to your server, and 20% of your check will be donated back to the Riverside Police Officers' Association and the Sheriff's Employee Assistance Team in their efforts to support the families of their fallen officers. Purchases include dine-in, take-out, catering and all beverages.


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This guy is yet another interested buyer who wanted to do an interview for a local paper. I thought it was BS at first. I guess it's a compliment! He got most of the info correct, except where I live. My family got a kick out of it.
Found on Craigslist: A Homemade Han Solo in Carbonite from The Empire Strikes Back - Phoenix Art - Jackalope Ranch


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Anyone have any opinions of this store?
I'll be in the Charlotte area this weekend and thought I'd stop by here as well as any other places anyone recommends.
Fintastic is a pretty nice store. Their plants didn't look extremely great but they had more that most places.
Several years ago, Phil Edwards used to work at the old store on South Blvd part time. He had all the plants, that were for sale and in display tanks, pearling and healthy the times that I went there.
When Phil left to go back to college, they "undid" his set ups and they never looked the same.
I haven't been to the new store. I moved to a place about 140 miles away from it.
I went there to get some java moss, the tanks that had the plants for sale were really dirty(algae on glass + plants) but they had a good selection of plants and fish, even though they are expensive!
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The male dogs, a 6-year-old yellow Labrador retriever and a 9-month-old chocolate Labrador retriever, went missing from a work site in that area on Wednesday. The yellow Lab was wearing a green John Deere collar; the chocolate Lab was wearing an orange Harley Davidson collar.
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It was GOOD because the LEO was very cool but BAD because he wasn't so cool that he decided to NOT give me a ticket!
I got pulled over on a busy bridge. As I got to an exit I pulled over. As he was getting off his bike I pulled out my wallet, DL, and CCW which in MO looks very similar to a DL. When he came to the window I handed him the DL and CCW. He asked if I had my gun. I told him it was in my console under my arm. He just said "Ok just don't get it out and wave it around or anything like that". I said no problem. He walked back to his bike and wrote me a ticket for 68 in a 55 and came back and handed everything back and told me to be safe.
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"Gear up, muscle car fans, as we've once again got an exclusive scoop on what's in store for you. The horsepower wars are most certainly not over. Dodge's newly-formed SRT brand is planning a factory-option supercharger for the LX-platform SRT8 cars that'll boost the new 6.4-liter HEMI as high as 570 horsepower.
Though it's likely reluctant to frame it as a response to the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 and the coming upgraded Ford Mustang GT500, the supercharged SRT8 cars are probably exactly that. Our inside source says the twin-screw supercharger kit, which will be available for order as a factory part, will come very late in calendar year 2012 for 2013 model-year cars, and will boost horsepower up to the 540-570 hp range.
That's right on par with the competition, which is also due out around that time frame. The supercharger kit, built by Eaton, will also come with another upgrade: eight-speed transmissions.
Pricing remains unknown at this point, as does any word on what the blown SRT8s will get in the way of unique naming or badges, but the information comes from a dependable source, so if you're in the market for an LX-platform SRT8 (sorry, Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 fans, no love for you) you might want to hold onto your cash for another year to get the big dog. Of course, it's likely to be offered as an available dealer-installed upgrade to existing SRT8s, too, so maybe you can go ahead and pull the trigger now.
We'll keep you posted as we learn more."
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Unpublished writings of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., are released today by Stanford professor Clayborne Carson. According to Carson, they reveal King's faith as the basis of his social justice agenda.
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Known as a civil rights leader, King noted that people often forgot he was a Baptist preacher. His sermons faulted a religion that allowed Christians to perpetuate slavery and segregation. "Too often has the church talked about a future good 'over yonder,' totally forgetting the present evil over here," he wrote in 1952.
An article profiling these writings appears in today's San Francisco Chronicle. Excerpts:
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"Any religion that professes to be concerned about the souls of men and not concerned about the city government that damns the soul, the economic conditions that corrupt the soul, the slum conditions, the social evils that cripple the soul, is a dry, dead, do-nothing religion in need of new blood," King preached in 1962 to his congregation at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.
"King's idea was that by acting nonviolently and by resisting peacefully, one is re-enacting Jesus' way on Earth," (Duke Divinity School Professor Richard) Lischer said. "King's followers didn't carry guns. They didn't kill people. They instead took a beating."
Jim Wallis, an evangelical speaker and author popular with the political left, believes King's faith grew beyond the liberal theology of his youth and deepened as the civil rights struggle intensified.
"His theological liberalism was not an adequate foundation for what he would face later," Wallis said in an interview. "I would argue that the more deeply one moves in the struggle for social justice … personal faith becomes more important."


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We know Browns running back Trent Richardson will play Thursday versus the Lions, but Montario Hardesty won't follow him. The backup running back has been ruled out for the game after dislocating his right thumb during Monday's practice. Hardesty was back at practice on Tuesday, going through individual drills with padding on top of the digit.
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It's not a long-term injury for Hardesty, but I think it gives Dion Lewis a big lead in the competition to be Richardson's direct replacement. That player is someone to remember given the number of injuries Richardson has picked up during his first 15 months in the NFL. Hardesty may not make it past final cuts.


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Heeeeeey there!
So excited to share my latest SVG Cuts project! I knew I wanted a 'mug' for holiday goodie packaging.. SVG Cuts does have a cute teacup in the Tea For You and Me kit, but the style just would not work. I needed a mug, darn it! Soooo.. I made a mug from a beach pail.. Oh, yeah! And the best part is, it actually WORKED, lol (I won't get into how many 'flop' projects I've had.) I am not one for making the 'outside the box' projects.. my brain doesn't work like that, but I gotta say.. I felt all crazy cool making my mug from a pail, LOL! *does a little dance*
So, here's my holiday mug treat holder! I was going to put marshmallows in it, but the caramel popcorn looked prettier. Besides, I rather eat popcorn instead marshmallows, lol.
Not that I eat stuff I use for projects or anything… *wipes popcorn crumbs off my face*
Isn't it so 'warm' feeling? I love the papers I used! I used some Simple Stories with a small touch of October Afternoon and Echo Park. My favorite part.. besides the popcorn of course, is the snowflake with that big 'ol wood button!
I was pretty amused with the fact that the boxwoods I made from SVG Cuts 3D Wintergreens Kit actually came out.. and what's this?… Those shiny red things.. "Oooohhhh.. shiiiiiiny" lol. I used my Epiphany Crafts shape tool (round 14) for some 'berries'.
Yes.. to YOU!….. I am so nice, right?
Just don't be mad if the mug is empty when you get it.
In all honesty, I'm actually not big on popcorn… and this set still looks exactly like the photos, popcorn and all. No crumbs on my face to wipe off.. etc. I am such a fibber.. waaah. Lying to my blog readers for their entertainment. *hangs head* Although, were you really THAT entertained at the thought of me eating popcorn?..
Maybe if you have a unshowered chick eating popcorn at her craft table fetish or something. Weird.
Anyhow, if ya want to make one for yourself you'll need these SVG Cuts kits. Even if you don't wanna make this super cool mug, you still need these kits, so click on over and snag'em!
- 3D Wintergreens
- Clara's Christmas Eve SVG Kit
- Gingerbread Chalet Village
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- Tea For You and Me
- Wet n Wild
A little more kits than I normally would use, but sometime's you just NEED something from another kit to make it look just right. For example, I used just the little pitcher handle from the Home for the Holidays kit, that's it.. But the mug would not be the same without it!
Now, for all the sizing deets, head on over to THIS blog post! I walk ya through step-by-step on how to make this! If you make one.. or 100.. share them on my Facebook page (and SVG Cuts page) We all LOVE to see our (DT members) work recreated by the SVG Cuts fans! makes us feel like cool kids. Although, I am cool either way, so.. yeah.
Anyhow, while I am talkin' SVG Cuts, did you see their announcement for the 12 days of Christmas? Almost wish I wasn't on the DT so I could play along.. lol (not really!) But seriously.. GREAT prizes, peeps! Sizzix eclips, Silhouette Cameo, paper, embellishments (including some from my shop, Paper Play Studio!), $100 gift card.. So be sure to be on the look out and join in the fun! It's gonna be ah-maaaaaaazing!
Alrighty, time for me to stop yappin' and send ya packin'.
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Re: Mathematica 6.0: How to collect data with Manipulate?
In article <gebm2r$gp$1 at smc.vnet.net>,
Marc Heusser <marc.heusser at byeheusser.commercialspammers.invalid>
> I need to collect data, do statistical analyses and create graphics for
> the results for my MD thesis (suicides in elderly people).
> This means maybe 1500 cases with many variables known like age,
> residence address, religion, method etc ...
> The data must be collected, ie exists in paper form only.
> I just got Mathematica 6, and found nice user interface options.
like Manipulate.
> I'd like using Mathematica to build a data collection mask
> (ie one case, with drop boxes for most data, checking eg birth date for
> validity etc), and collecting those 1500 cases with it in a notebook or
> external file ...
I have played with Mathematica 6 for a few hours and come as far as
this, but now I am stuck:
dataRaw = Manipulate[{ age, livingAlone, religion},
{age, 60, 120, 1},
Delimiter, {{livingAlone, "alone", "living alone"}, {"alone",
"not alone"}},
{{religion, "catholic"}, {"protestant", "catholic", "islamic",
This displays a graphical representation of the above, and a result of
eg {60,"alone","catholic"} inside the graphical representation.
How would I go about to either
take an element of a case list containing such lists of items per case,
display them like above with the possibility to change some items, and
then store this list again at the same place in the case list
(ie how to get data into Manipulate - and out of it again)
create a new element of the case list with input such as the above
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New reports are revealing that the number of existing home owners purchasing a house is beginning to increase. Some are moving up, some are downsizing and others are making a lateral move. Another study shows that over 75% of these buyers will, in fact, be in that first category: a move-up buyer. We want to address this group of buyers in today's blog post.
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Pooch'et [view the full listing]
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Friendly service and cute items!
Pooch'et is currently located on the 2nd floor of the mall next to the food court. They used to be downstairs, but they've moved. The people at the Pooch'et cart are always very friendly without being overbearing. They don't following your every move and try to push products at you. I like this about them a lot. They offer some designer lines of dog apparel at reasonable prices. In fact, after comparing them with 2 other dog boutiques in Sacramento, I have found that their prices are cheaper by at least a couple dollars. They have jerseys, harnesses, goggles, dishes, shirts, dresses, etc. all reasonably priced. They don't seem to have as many of the XXS items in stock, though. Form what I've been told, they sell out quickly. The good thing is that they replenish their stock weekly, I believe so if it isn't in stock when you go in, chances are it will be in stock next time. The only reason why I gave it 4 paws instead of 5 was the limited selection of items. It is a cart, though, not a freestanding store so I understand room is a problem. To sum up, Pooch'et is a cute place to stop by and pick up some reasonably priced cute outfits or items for you pampered pup!
Mueller Pet Medical Center, Inc. [view the full listing]
Sacramento, CA 95822
(916) 428-9202
Friendly Service
We have been clients at the Mueller Pet Medical Center(formerly Mueller Pet Animal Hospital) for almost a year. Our vet, Dr. Taro Cuetara, has been our vet for a longer period of time. We actually followed him to his current place of practice. He's an excellent vet who genuinely cares about his clients and offers sincere advice and recommendations. He never rushes you and he takes great care in examining and treating our pets. They have a large staff that is generally friendly(with the exception of only one person---a female approxminately in her late 40s who works as an assistant). Other than the one curt staff member, everyone else is very friendly. The other vets at the hospital are also very friendly and will often greet you and compliment your dog as they walk by you to take their own clients into the exam rooms. They greet you immediately and offer freshly baked cookies and bottled water. They also have a grooming center as well as a small well stocked selection of pet food and pet products. The waiting area is rather small, though, especially for the large clientle that this center has. I believe there are plans to expand the center in the future. Parking can get full quickly, but there is always either a handful of parking spaces open or someone pulling out everytime I've gone there. I've never had to park anywhere else. ***Edited*** Unfortunately, I had to edit my rating and bring it down from 5 paws to 4 paws. When we brought Mugsy in for her spay we paid to have all her baby teeth removed as well. The vet left 2 baby teeth in and when we brought her back to show him, he admitted that it was difficult to distinguish which ones were baby teeth and which were adults so he accidentally left those 2 in. Well, instead of pulling those 2 baby teeth out then, he told us to wait until she needed to get her teeth cleaned and said he would pull them out then(thus, charging us to remove those teeth that should have been removed in the first place). Our faith in Mueller's vet services is no longer as strong. I do think they are competent especially with larger size dogs, but I question whether they are experienced enough with the very small ones like our little 2 lber. Also, we had our 2 cats groomed at Mueller(they have on site grooming). The groomer charged $160 for giving our 2 cats a clip(lion cut), bath, ear cleaning, and nail clip. The price would not have been a problem if she had done a good job(it was a heavier set hispanic woman---in her 20s, I believe). The cats ears still had dirt, the clip job was awful--small tiny patches of fur were missed on the body and the clip lines were uneven, and there was kitty litter caked onto to our cats body in various places. We strongly do not recommend having your cat groomed there.posted: March 13th, 2007
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PetSmart Elk Grove [view the full listing]
I'm not too impressed with Petsmart in Elk Grove. The sales associates at the checkout are always friendly, but one of the managers(older gentleman) was rather rude. While we were shopping, he watched us and upon checkout, he glared at us while he looked inside our dog carrier in a most unsutble manner(although I am sure he thought he was being sly). It felt as if he thought we were stealing. We were offended, but having not been outright accused, we couldn't say anything. We have run into this same gentleman(and I use this term loosely) on more than one occasion and upon making eye contact with us, he never smiles or offers any pleasant greeting. Also, there is always a couple urine puddles in the store. Otherwise, the store has a good selection of toys, clothing, as well as some well stocked aisles of pet food. They often have a clearance selection of seasonal toys and clothing that sometimes offer some appealing choices for your pet.


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Two mentions of things to do with the Mandaeans in the blogosphere recently – one exciting, one disappointing.
First, today Jim Davila mentioned the Aramaic DNA project, which is seeking to collect DNA data from Aramaic speakers. I had heard about the project from Paul Givargidze, and was and remain excited about the fact that Mandaeans can and are encouraged to participate. (See my article on the Miriai story and Mandaean origins, forthcoming in ARAM Periodical and already available online, for my perspective on why DNA testing may not tell us everything we'd like to know about the historical origins of the Mandaeans).
The disappointing one was the mention on the blog Access to Mideast and Islamic Resources of digitized open access manuscripts at the Münchener Digitalisierungszentrum (MDZ). The site has a lot that is of interest, but among the manuscripts there is one listed as Codex Mandaicus which apparently no one thought it worth digitizing.


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What kind of job do you want when you grow up? Maybe you've already decided that you want to be a doctor or a firefighter or an astronaut. Or maybe you want some kind of job that hasn't even been thought of yet.
Scientists have especially interesting jobs because sometimes what they invent is...more jobs for other people! A scientist might discover a totally new way to do something, and that discovery can be turned into a whole new business where lots of people work. That's what happened in Groveland, a little town in Florida.
Here's the story: First, scientists with the Agricultural Research Service figured out a way to peel an orange without using their hands! An orange peel sticks to the fruit because it's "glued on" by white fluffy stuff called albedo. When you've peeled an orange, you've probably noticed how hard it is to get every little bit of this white albedo off the outside of the orange slices.
If the albedo weren't there, the peel would just fall off the orange. So the ARS scientists figured that if you could find a way to melt the albedo, getting the peel off would be easy.
The scientists discovered that you can use a natural substance called an enzyme to dissolve the albedo. (Enzymes are in lots of things already--including your body!) Then a company in Groveland built a whole new business using enzymes to peel oranges. So, thanks to the scientists who figured out how to dissolve albedo, lots of people in Groveland got a brand-new kind of job in their town--and one of these days you might get an orange for lunch that's already peeled!
Maybe you'd rather have a job right in your own backyard. ARS scientists have figured out some ways you could do that. For example, if you have pine trees around your house, you might collect and sell the "pine straw," the little needles that fall off the pine trees. Landscapers--people who decorate yards with flowers, bushes and trees--like to spread pine straw around the bottom of plants. The pine straw helps hold water in the soil so the plants can use it.
So...you don't always have to go to a big city to get a good job. Thanks to discoveries from ARS scientists, you might wind up with an amazing kind of job like you've never seen before, right in your own town. In fact, you might even be a scientist--because lots of ARS scientists live in small towns, too!
--By Sandy Miller Hays, Agricultural Research Service, Information Staff
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Roblimo of Slashdot fame brings out some useful lessons learned about the use of the Internet and the fate of newspapers in his Slashdot post today.
The lessons point to some of the underpinnings of Web 2.0 that many organizations are just not quite ready or fully comfortable to handle yet: direct participation from the community.
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Almost millionaires
Last February, Kurt and I were visiting Florida and staying at a hotel in Atlantic Beach. This is a few months after the Tiger Woods drama broke, and he was scheduled to give his first press conference the following day at PGA headquarters just down the coast in Ponte Vedra.
Since he had been in rehab and hadn't been seen for a while, this was a Big Deal. Even the tabloids hadn't been able to snag a picture of him, and the rumor was the first shot would go for big money, possibly even a million dollars.
So we're in Atlantic Beach, enjoying our stay, and Kurt decides to go grab lunch down the street. He returned with more than lunch. He had a story.
Now, unlike me, Kurt is not one to have stories that require sitting down and paying rapt attention while he relates every detail. That's my job.
So when he had me sit down so he could relate every detail, I knew it was big.
On the way home from the restaurant, Kurt saw ... wait for it ...
I know! I KNOW! Seriously!
Our conversation went something like this:
Me: Are you sure?!?!
Kurt: I'm sure. He's a distinct looking guy.
Me: But are you sure-sure?
Kurt: I'm sure.
Me: Wait. He'll be 20 minutes south tomorrow for the press conference. Whoa. It probably was him.
Kurt: Probably?
Me: Ok, ok, it was him.
(giant pause)
(lightbulb goes off in my head)
(dollar signs flash before my eyes)
Me: So ... you got a picture right?
Kurt: Um ...
Me: Seriously, that's a million dollar shot. Even if it's all cell-phoney and grainy.
Kurt: Well ...
Me: Tell me you got the shot.
Kurt: He saw me looking at him. And he glared at me. Hard. Like 'Don't mess with me' hard. And before I knew it, he got in a Mercedes and was gone.
Me: Noooooooooooooo!
As you can imagine, we have revisited this moment many times (last night among them - which is why it's in my head). We think of what might have been. The grainy photo of a scowling Tiger, our check from the National Enquirer for a cool million, the fab beach house we could have bought.
Granted, a bodyguard probably would have jumped Kurt and beat him up, but getting pummeled for $1 million isn't the worst trade ever (says the girl who isn't getting pummeled).
The moral of the story? The old cliche: Shoot first. Ask questions later.
Photo by Degilbo
Labels: Photography, Slice of life, Travel
2 comments:
- casch said...
I'm so excited for you and you didn't even get the shot! Still, it was a million dollar "look"!
- Craig Miyamoto said...
I love your sage advice at the end! Jeez, Kurt left a million bucks on the table, huh? Rats, that's too bad.
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Although Arsenal [2] continue to have a selection headache with injuries they look to maintain another strong side against Swansea City [3] when they travel to Wales Saturday evening.
Arsene Wenger's side is fresh off a penalty shootout Capital One Cup [4] victory over West Bromwich Albion and will be riding high from victory but some players will show a bit of fatigue from the 120+ minutes of match time.
While Aaron Ramsey and Mathieu Flamini are risks against Swansea, both are expected to be late fitness tests with the chance of being on the pitch. Ramsey was recently voted the September Player of the Month for Arsenal and his form this season only continues to get better.
Likewise Flamini has been exceptional since his believed strange acquisition over the summer, and he has eased the loss of Mikel Arteta for much of the early season thus far.
Nathan Dyer looks completely back to normal for Swansea after having suffered a slight knock a few weeks ago and Michu continues to look like he is finding his scoring boots yet again. Last season he had Arsenal's number and he will hope to find the back of the net against them again when they come to call at the Liberty.
Both Michel Vorm and Wojciech Szczesny are expected to have busy nights as both sides are great at creating chances.
Arsenal look the stronger on paper, but Swansea have proven to be a tricky task for many clubs this season and in the past and are certain to give a solid account of themselves at home.
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Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the original book with these remarkable Wizard of Oz Storybook Ornaments. This is part of the Heirloom Ornament Collection from Ashton-Drake. T are three pieces in this set: Dorothy who has Toto and basket in hand wearing silver slippers. Scarecrow thinking with his new brain. Tin man with his sparkling red heart, axe and oil can. All have their own numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Ornaments are about 3-1/2" tall. They are in EXCELLANT condition. Come in the original box which is in EXCELLANT condition. Ornaments have been stored since purchased in a smoke free home.


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-Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10
-Offline: 8/8 (200)
-Online: 0
-Approximate amount of time to 200: 2 hours
-Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
-Number of missable achievements: None
-Do cheat codes disable achievements? No Cheats
-Does difficulty affect achievements? No difficulty option
-Glitchy achievements: None
-Unobtainable achievements: None
-Extra Equipment Needed: Windows Phone 7 only game.
This is one of the easier games on the WP7 platform. All you must do is complete every level and grab all stars in each. More than half of the levels can be complete in under a minute. There will only be a few that take multiple retries, and that has to do with luck sometimes. There's no difficulty option to worry about. Everything is straight forward here, if you grab all stars in every level, you will have all achievements in the game by the end. The levels are almost always extremely straight forward, meaning there is no guide needed for each level. To save time when you die, hit the retry button on the top of the screen which looks like an arrow going in a circle. The game tends to make the death take forever.
Step 1: Playthrough
Start the game and choose the first area. Play through all levels grabbing all stars. Retry if you miss one, because it's best to have that level fresh in your head. If for some reason you want to move on, you can always come back later to grab a star you are missing. There are 255 stars to grab throughout the game and the "vanishing stars" are all obtained in your initial playthrough.
Step 2: Replay levels if needed
If you failed to obtain all stars in a specific level, then go for it now to finish up your achievements related to collecting stars.
A mere 8 achievements and all from just completing the game once is nothing to complain about. A decent cheap game in which you can knock out levels at your leisure while in line, on a break at work or school, or while at events you consider boring.
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Good Spider 5
Collected 50 stars
See "Master Spider" achievement description.
Excellent Spider 10
Collected 150 stars
See "Master Spider" achievement description.
Master Spider 25
Collected 255 stars
There are a total of 255 stars spread out across 3 areas. That means there are exactly 85 stars in each level. Therefore, you will obtain 50 stars after level 17 in the Barn, 150 stars after level 21 in the Bathroom, and 255 when you complete the last level in Laboratory. All levels can be replayed whenever you want.
Note: This achievement is related to the stars individually. They are not cumulative. You cannot just keep replaying a level and grabbing the same stars.
Speedy Spider 15
Collected 30 vanishing stars
See "Lightning Fast Spider" achievement description.
Lightning Fast Spider 25
Collected 48 vanishing stars
There are essentially 49 of these stars in the game and you will obtain the achievement during the Laboratory levels. They also count towards your overall star count. There is a timer on them and you must grab them before they vanish. If they vanish, hit the retry button at the top near where it says menu.
Note: This achievement is related to the stars individually. They are not cumulative. You cannot just keep replaying a level and grabbing the same stars.
Barn Star Hunt 40
Collected all stars in all Barn levels
This is the first initial group of stages you play. There are 85 stars total to collect. You will get this achievement while going for the 255 stars.
Bathroom Star Hunt 40
Collected all stars in all Bathroom levels
To unlock these stages, you must have at least 50 stars collected from the Barn. There are 85 stars total to collect in this area. You will get this achievement while going for the 255 stars.
Laboratory Star Hunt 40
Collected all stars in all Laboratory levels
To unlock these stages, you must have at least 100 stars collected from the Barn and Laboratory. There are 85 stars total to collect in this area. You will get this achievement while going for the 255 stars.
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Thanks for the achievement guide. Did not realize this title was so easy. Got all the achievements in about 2 hours as you said. Most puzzles were fairly easy...Only a few required repeated attempts to get the timing just right. Another quick/easy WP7 200.
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The first thing that stands out when watching film of Luke is his natural football instincts. He shows a feel for pass routes and the routes opposing receivers will take. Add to that his foot quickness, balance, and the ability to plant and release forward and you have the early makings for a top level defender at the college level. Luke can make up ground with a quick burst while showing the ability to make plays on the ball in the air.
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This was a position of need for the Irish in the class and Luke brings the skill set to play early on special teams with his kick returning skills. All the tools are there for the Irish to have a high level performer in the secondary as Luke is not afraid to engage in contact with receivers at the line of scrimmage or going for the ball. With his straight-line speed, quick feet and ability to open his hips, Luke can play press coverage, man-to-man or use his awareness and range in zone coverage.


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FourFourTom: Why Football Manager makes me mad
"Freddy Adu on the ball. Still Adu. My word, he's beating players for fun! Adu picks out Henri Saivet on the left. Saivet fires the ball across goal towards Lulinha… Lulinha scores! That's why he's the current Ballon d'Or holder! It's 4-0 inside 60 minutes and Cheltenham Town have surely sealed their fifth consecutive Champions League trophy!"
Wait, what?
Whilst I agree there's something strangely fulfilling about leading your hometown to European domination in a virtual world, I'd like to bring you back to reality for a moment. Now, brace yourself, because this may shock you. Ready? Okay…
Football Manager isn't actually the same as real life. Football Manager is an enormous database and hundreds of thousands of pixels arranged to form arbitrary images, whilst real life is, y'know, real life…
It doesn't matter how many leagues you conquer, how many successful 16-year-old 'wonderkids' you unearth or how many stadiums you have named after you, you're still just sat in your bedroom playing a computer game. The game is not real life. Somewhere in the midst of years of diluting their knowledge of actual football with virtual information, people seem to have lost the ability to distinguish between the two.
High creative freedom?
Real football management is a far cry from knocking back another gulp of Red Bull and promising yourself "just one more game" before switching it off as you go 1-0 down inside 10 minutes. Even when you do get it right, real-life tactics are much more complex than saying: "I want you to go out there tonight and play as a complete forward with the support duty, with high creative freedom and a mixed passing style."
The thing which infuriates me the most about Football Manager is the attitude that, because you've managed a Premier League team in the game, you know better than an actual Premier League manager. Over the 20 years the Premier League has been in existence, only 173 men have managed at the highest level.
It takes years – sometimes decades – of training, education and experience to be a manager. It's not as simple as slipping into an imaginary world, setting your in-game past experience to 'world-class footballer' and instantaneously being presented with a bounty of job offers.
I understand part of the charm of Football Manager is the possibility of finding the next 'big thing' lurking in the Israeli second division or somewhere equally obscure, but I have another shocking truth for you to attempt to digest — real-life football players are actual people.
They're not the same as the virtual representation of themselves. If your star striker scores 40 goals per season on your game, that doesn't mean he's actually capable of scoring 40 goals per season. Real players are a lot more than a succinct list of attributes represented numerically and columned down a page for you to glance through whilst thinking: "18 for composure? Yep, this kid has what it takes."
Fees that would make Sheikh Mansour wince
When it comes to buying one of these gems you've discovered, real life is a hell of a lot more complicated than clicking a button to ask your assistant manager to filter him out of your shortlist if he's an unrealistic target. There are phone calls to be made, agents to contact, legal documents to draft up and countless other formalities which are part and parcel of multi-million pound business deals.
The Football Manager-induced mentality of the average modern day fan is ridiculous. If a signing takes longer than a day to be confirmed, all hell breaks loose on social media. Managers' desks don't come fitted with huge "confirm the signing of…" buttons in reality. Additionally, if a club can't afford a transfer, they can't afford a transfer. In the real world, money isn't as easy to come by as clicking "add manager," taking over a rival club and selling them a bunch of your reserves for a fee so ludicrously inflated it would make Sheikh Mansour wince.
I'm not saying any of this with the intention of badmouthing Football Manager, because it's an incredibly well-researched and entertaining game, but please just remember that's all it is – a game.
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How was your communication in 2012? Was it open and loving or frustrating and blaming? Do you think communication is really so hard that you'll never get it right?
Then I have some great news for you and 10 easy tips to get you started right now for making 2013 your year of open, loving communication in all your relationships!
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While responding to a fan on Twitter, TNA Knockout Tara noted that she would be taking "a few months" off from appearing for TNA.
She deserves a break. She's been on just about every episode for some time, and she's got several side ventures, so enjoy the vacay while you can.
Better keep that ass nice.
I think your confused, the Jonny Fairplay article was the next one..
I like her as a heel, TNA needs to turn Mickey James Heel, I just love Gail Kim as a Heel and the Queen B is having a baby so the KOs don't have any Heels. TNA should turn Tess Heel she's gotten better but a far cry from fair. Please don't turn ODB HEEL I don't think it would work because her style Is so different I would cheer her regardless . Lol ! BAM


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Suwannee Man Arrested After Allegedly Killing Two Men
A Suwannee County man has been arrested after allegedly fatally shooting two brothers.
According to the arrest report the shooting happened just before 10 p.m. Saturday night in Dowling Park.
Marcus Nathaniel Cole was having a barbecue at his home.
It was a small gathering of around eleven people; when a fight broke out between six men.
One of the men, Joshua White, was cut in the back of the neck with a knife.
The report goes on to say Cole then went into his home and got a rifle.
He allegedly shot Abram Williams, who was trying to leave, in the back of the head.
His brother Michael Williams, 46, was standing nearby was also shot.
Michael Williams died at the scene and his brother, Abram, was transported to Shands of Gainesville where he died Sunday.
Cole is charged with two counts of first degree murder.
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Bless you, child, for you are a good egg.

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Anyway, I'm definitely bookmarking this post to read when I'm having a shitastic day and need a smile. Thank you for creating it.

Feel better!

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Sometimes it gets even worse - I have too much of a sense of the ridiculous and always anger-cry, then someone asks what was wrong and I start laughing halfway through the story because I fully realize how stupid the whole thing is...Only I'm still angry and anyone laughing at my fury, even if it's me, makes me want to throw things.

Fortunately my entire family is a little psycho and has days like this too so they understand me.Dark Matterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4643741973264866223.post-76183367402606108042010-06-01T16:21:00.018-06:002010-06-01T16:21:00.018-06:00I take out my aggression by making fun of celebrit...I take out my aggression by making fun of celebrities on Twitter - often times they reply.

I just posted a story about how I goofed on Jackie Stallone.

Yes, I pick on easy targets.Delfin Joaquin Paris IIIhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4643741973264866223.post-25161780571828405632010-06-01T16:06:56.241-06:002010-06-01T16:06:56.241-06:00I guess Subway reads your site: http://www.buzzfe...I guess Subway reads your site:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/rebeccae/subway-finally-agrees-to-tessellate-cheese-nzpTrabb's Boyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4643741973264866223.post-6434986670942790932010-06-01T15:22:41.406-06:002010-06-01T15:22:41.406-06:00This is so utterly fucking amazing and hilariously...This is so utterly fucking amazing and hilariously true. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH. BUT I AM ALSO RAGING!

RAHHHHHH!!!Meninahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4643741973264866223.post-41135523331225073162010-06-01T15:12:53.992-06:002010-06-01T15:12:53.992-06:00Thought you should know and celebrate with me :] ...Thought you should know and celebrate with me :]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/rebeccae/subway-finally-agrees-to-tessellate-cheese-nzp"Chiyo"http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4643741973264866223.post-69904899159326966912010-06-01T12:45:48.588-06:002010-06-01T12:45:48.588-06:00OMG - I was taking a big drink of water and nearly...OMG - I was taking a big drink of water and nearly lost it all when I came upon the picture of the cat's anus!

And BTW, I HATE it when the Subway sandwich dude puts the cheese triangles on the wrong way!Banohttp://email@example.com


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Oreo Cream Sandwich Cookies Matcha
The sweet and tasty Oreo family, you're already familiar with our best seller Oreo Bite Sandwiches , is now expanding, we are excited to introduce you to another star - Oreo Cream Sandwich Cookies Matcha *Same delicious flavour - but BIGGER size* d(-_^)!
Oreo Matcha is the amazing result of the mix between the best "sandwich" cookie in the world and the best of Japanese flavours - green tea (or Matcha)!
In Japan Green tea flavour is so popular that you can find everything you can imagine with matcha flavour. Its easy to understand why, the powder is so tasty, it's so good that it's addictive!
Trust us, they are exactly as tasty as they look. The delicious chocolate taste of a traditional Oreo cookies goes well together with Uji Matcha's subtle savour. Enjoy these cookies the way you like it - we prefer them with a glass of Milk.
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Don't wait, Limited Quantities!
- 2 packs per box. 9 sandwich/ pack
- Weight: 110 g.
- Nutrition: 467 Kcal.
- Made in Japan


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http://dev.withsix.com/ 2012-04-18T06:46:14+00:00 DH: (ARMA) Development Unraveled Wasteland Survival Sandbox - Support #30334: Can i get download to Test on my Dedicated Server http://dev.withsix.com/issues/30334?journal_id=132059 2012-04-18T06:46:14+00:00 Tonic-_-

mattchicago wrote:

Hey Tonic,

Matt here with Chicago Music Promotions i was looking at your overview can i get this mission to play on my server (dedicated box) can you send me the download to email@example.com thanks.

Matt
Chicago Music Promotions

As I've said to various other people Wasteland is currently in a beta stage and is not fit for hosting on other boxes as the concern of other bugs may appear from users modifying the mission, not saying you would do that but you get the point. Version 1D is coming along quickly and I expect the V1D release to be soon where I can share the mission with other communities to start hosting it. When V1D is complete I will notify you so that you can download it and host it. I am honored you have taken interest in hosting this and I hope you understand my decision for now.


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The gray JuJu Shoulder Bag from Kelly Moore combines both style and function in one full-featured bag. The water-resistant exterior material guards an interior that holds a vast amount of photo gear including a DSLR body, 3-4 lenses, flash with a couple of battery packs as well as extra pockets for all sorts of accessories.
The front contains a 6 x 6" (15.2 x 15.2 cm) flap pocket as well as two 3 x 6" (7.6 x 15.2 cm) open pockets for rapid access items like pens or business cards. The sides feature dual 6 x 6" flap pockets with snaps for accessories such as batteries or filters. The back has a large 11" (27.9 cm) zippered pocket for collateral material like files and documents.
Carry the JuJu around by its dual shoulder straps that can also be used as regular grab handles. In addition, you get an extra long removable, adjustable messenger strap (up to 60", 1.5 m) for even more ease of portability.
The inside of the bag has five adjustable and padded dividers that permit you to create individual nests for your gear. The outside walls are padded as is the bottom of the bag. All the hardware is antique brass. As a final touch of convenience, the shoulder strap contains a padded shoulder strap that will make toting the JuJu around even more comfortable.
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