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Despite the nice suits and trappings of his office, the veep wallows in that whole one-of-the-guys shtick more than Santorum does.
The sketches imitated the trappings of real relationships but within a fantasy world of love and betrayal.
Some streams of Buddhism have the trappings of worship, rituals, and semi-divine beings, but others do not.
The Emanuel boys seem to have carried this tradition—and other trappings of cozy Jewish family life—into adulthood.
He had what most people would consider the trappings of a middle-class life.
The trappings of his horse were crimson and gold embroidered with pearls.
His coat, gleaming like satin, set off the pure white leather of his trappings.
It was certainly not the exterior panoply and trappings of the church which attracted me, for of those I saw nothing.
How could she indeed, when the finest things she had seen were the soldiers' trappings?
Beneath the pomp of his trappings, the fat, overfed body protruded grotesquely, and his movements were slow and clumsy.
"ornamental covering for a horse," late 14c., from Middle English trappe "cloth for a horse" (c.1300), later "personal effects" (mid-15c.), alteration of Middle French drap "cloth" (see drape (n.)).


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A Fallacious Folly - Poem by Anjanay Pandey
Stupid, ridiculous emotion,
Worthy of eternal perdition,
Gains steadfast access to women and men
Who knows with whom and when?
'Tis the same that caused asunder,
Falls of many with a resounding thunder,
Many fell and fell fast in love,
Deprived of sense sent from above
They prostrated endlessly in front of deity,
To bind them with true love in a manner of serendipity,
Bankrupt they become in wits,
Lord save them from these fits
The folly is worse than temptation and lust,
For under false pretense it come must,
Shatters the old logic and mind,
Peace and relief are hard to find,
It caused the fall of mighty and mightier,
Unbeknownst even to a seer,
For it creeps stealthily into heart,
Its intentions are full of art
However it has darkest secret of all
'Tis distributed unequally amongst all
Some unfortunates get burned with fire
Some escape this inescapable mire.
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"Saul," as an epical subject, must have haunted his mind for years.
Story he has none to tell; by contrast Henry James is epical.
He was essentially a lyrical as distinguished from an epical or dramatic poet.
Thus mediæval play is epical in its Rabelaisian plainness of speech.
But, to keep to the simile, has this epical poem the unity of ocean?
Even prim President Thiers tried to kiss her and her indignation was epical.
Many a time before had Arina Petrovna regaled her children with the epical beginnings of her career of acquisition.
In other words, it must have an epical element as well as a dramatic.
Perhaps, my dear, you write lyrics, and your cousin hath more fancy for epical poetry.
But the most remarkable point of contact between Drayton and Theocritus is that both are epical as well as pastoral poets.
1580s, perhaps via Middle French épique or directly from Latin epicus, from Greek epikos, from epos "word, story, poem," from PIE *wekw- "to speak" (see voice). Extended sense of "grand, heroic" first recorded in English 1731. The noun meaning "an epic poem" is first recorded 1706.
A long narrative poem written in elevated style, in which heroes of great historical or legendary importance perform valorous deeds. The setting is vast in scope, covering great nations, the world, or the universe, and the action is important to the history of a nation or people. The Iliad, the Odyssey, and the Aeneid are some great epics from world literature, and two great epics in English are Beowulf and Paradise Lost.
Note: Figuratively, any task of great magnitude may be called "epic," as in an "epic feat" or an "epic undertaking."


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- 2 small tubes refrigerator buttermilk biscuits
- 3 Tbsp. butter or margarine, melted
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- 1/3 c. packed brown sugar
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- 1/4 c. chopped pecans, opt.
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From: "Tony Woodward" <>
Subject: Re: [ENG-WILTSHIRE] Great Woodford
Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2007 09:42:07 -0400
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Richard asked:
> I have a marriage bond for 1757 which refers to Great Woodford.
> I assume this refers to either Upper, Middle or Lower Woodford.
> Could SKS please confirm.
Great Woodford was another name for Upper Woodford, according to the
Victoria County History of Wiltshire, volume 6.
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My great great grandfather and all of his family ( 9 children) immigrated
from Scotland to Lonaconing. He was a coal miner and so were his sons. I would
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Cody Allen
Cody Edward Allen
- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 6' 1", Weight 210 lb.
- Schools High Point University, St. Petersburg College, University of Central Florida
- High School William R. Boone High School
- Debut July 20, 2012
- Born November 20, 1988 in Orlando, FL USA
Biographical Information[edit]
Pitcher Cody Allen made the majors one year after being a 23rd-round draft pick.
Amateur Career[edit]
Allen was All-Conference all four years in high school and also was a quarterback on the football team. As a college freshman at the University of Central Florida, he was 2-1 with a save and a 4.58 ERA while fanning 45 in 39 1/3 IP and walking 12. He was redshirted as a sophomore. He then had a 3-4, 4.48 record for St. Petersburg Junior College in 2010. He was selected by the Cleveland Indians in the 16th round of the 2010 amateur draft but did not sign. Transferring again, he went 4-6 with a 3.12 ERA and 89 K in 83 2/3 IP for High Point University in 2011. He was second in the Big South Conference in strikeouts and was second-team All-Conference.
He was then taken by the Indians in the 23rd round of the 2011 amateur draft (the scout was Bob Mayer). He would be the first member of that Indians draft class to make the majors despite his middling round selection. Allen made his pro debut that summer with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers. He bounced between four Indians affiliates, going a combined 5-1 with a 1.65 ERA and .182/.245/.240 opponent batting line for Mahoning Valley, the Kinston Indians, Lake County Captains and Akron Aeros with 75 K in 54 2/3 innings. He continued his quick rise in 2012, with stops for the Carolina Mudcats (1 H, 0 R, 8 K in 4 IP), Akron (2 H, 10 K, 1 RT in 7 2/3 IP, Sv) and the Columbus Clippers (3-2, 2 Sv, 2.27, 35 K, .98 WHIP in 31 2/3 IP).
He was called up to the majors by Cleveland in July 2012 to replace Scott Barnes and made his big league debut on July 20th, hurling a scoreless inning of relief against the Baltimore Orioles. He relieved Derek Lowe in the midst of a 10-2 rout, entering with a 7-1 deficit, a man on and no outs in the 4th. He began on a rough note, walking Matt Wieters and Wilson Betemit. Chris Davis ground in inherited runner Adam Jones. Allen recovered to fan Mark Reynolds and get Ryan Flaherty on a grounder. Esmil Rogers replaced him to begin the 5th.
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Facebook, just weeks away from what's expected to be the biggest Internet IPO in history, today signed a deal to acquire the hugely popular photo-sharing smartphone app Instagram in a cash and stock deal valued at about $1 billion.
Facebook has made a slew of acquisitions to date, but nothing of this scale. But Instagram is a 2-year-old startup that comes with some 33 million users and a growth rate that's the envy of Silicon Valley.
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Sutter Health President & CEO Honored by George Washington University
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 23, 2011 - Pat Fry, President and CEO of Sutter Health this week received the 2011 Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award from George Washington University and the Health Services Management and Leadership Student Association.
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In the summer I started a thread on here. Here's the link if anyone wants a lil background stuff: http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/feeling_depressed/1753005-Contemplating-suicide
I'm 16 and soon to be 17. My dad died at the start of the year and when I was 6, my mum left me and my dad cause she was a drug addict. She overcame her addiction and came back into my life when I was 14. I moved in with her when my dad died of a heart attack. I've been depressed ever since my dad died and I've done different types of therapy and different ADs and nothing really has worked.
In the title I say I'm a bad son cause I am. Excuse my language but I'm a real dick these days. All I do is play videogames, smoke pot, and be nasty towards my mum. The other day I heard her crying in her room cause of an argument we had. She found a couple of weed joints in the pocket of my jeans (I honestly don't know why weed is illegal when cigarettes and alcohol are legal - the latter two kill so many people annually whereas weed doesn't). I like it cause it makes me feel calm and happy. I become so angry at the stupidest things when I'm sober. Like right now I'm watching footie and I'm so pissed off cause those Tottenham bastards are winning. Seriously, how pathetic is that? And it's not even like Tottenham are pasting my team. They're mauling a team I couldn't care less about. I just don't like them and I'm angry cause of that. Something that has no direct effect on me but yet I'm angry. I feel like this all the time. That's why I like smoking pot cause it makes me feel the exact opposite. It makes everything seem okay. I know it's just an illusion the drug creates but it's way more effective than ADs or therapy.
I'm a bum to be honest, cause I ain't doin anything that's productive. I graduated from secondary school in the summer and the people I went to school with are either at sixth form or working or at least doing something with their lives while all I do is sit on my arse. I feel like I'm a bad son not only for my mum but my dad. He ain't here now but I know he'd be disappointed in me if he were.
Hi, I don't have much advice really but I didn't want to see your thread unanswered. My son is 16 too and I would hope if he ever reached out for help like this someone would be around to listen.
You sound very low and that is so sad to me. I'm sorry about your dad. I recently lost my dad and it has devastated me more than I ever realised it would - I cant imagine how it would feel to lose him at a young age - especially as it was just the two of you for so long.
You sound like a lot nicer lad than you realise, y'know - you feel bad for hurting your mum, you have a good heart. You'll get there.
Hopefuly someone with some actual useful advice will turn up here soon!
Thanks for responding.
Sorry about your dad. I know exactly what it feels like. I always thought my dad would be here forever. Even after my mum left it was a bit like my parents were in a bubble. I thought that the stuff that happened to other people would never happen to them.
And I don't have a good heart. I've put my mum through 2 suicide attempts and I'm nasty towards her. A person with a good heart doesn't do that.
Hi. I remember your last thread.
Have things happened since that thread?
You were starting to be in a better place at the end of the last one.
fwiw, I think that you do have a good heart. But it may well be getting buried under all your anger. I think posters on the last thread suggested that you try and get the anger out. Cant quite remember what was suggested.
Yeah things have happened. I tried to commit suicide again in late August. I'm on different pills, new therapy - all that, but things just don't get better. I'm so tired of seeing doctors and having nothing to change. Hence why I've turned to weed really. Like I said before all it does is create an illusion when I'm high but it makes me feel good. I know it's not good for my health but I like the feeling.
Bengal I think since you're posting here you obviously care an awful lot about your Mum.
I remember you posting before but I can't remember if you spoke to your Mum about how you were feeling? Did you? You sound like you could do with some counselling or some CBT or something, maybe a chat with your GP would be a good idea?
Is there anything you want to do with your life, any goals or aspirations? Pyle could contact a local college to see if there is a course you could do to achieve them?
My Mum died a few years ago and I was devastated, I'm sorry for your loss.
If your Mum is anything like I am with my own kids or like my Mum was with me, she loves you regardless and would want you to be happy.
I am no expert btw.
I think you know that weed is not a long term answer.
What sort of therapy is it if you dont mins me asking. There seems to be different types, and perhaps a different sort of therapy would be better, or same therapy, but different therapist?
@squash - I do care about her. A lot. But I find myself lashing out at her a lot too. I can't help it. I always tell myself I won't do it again but then something happens and I can't control the anger in my throat and chest. I told my mum about how I was feeling. I got help with meds and counselling throughout the summer. Sometimes things felt better but then just ended up going back to that same old horrible place.
I did have goals and aspirations. But I don't anymore. I used to wanna do something to do with writing but I don't write anything anymore. Just don't have the motivation. But at the same time even though I don't have motivation, I feel bad when in the morning I see my ex leaving her house and going to sixth form. She's actually doing something with her life while I'm not.
@Trish - I do know weed is not a long term answer. It's actually not an answer at all really. I know that but I still do it. But I haven't since my mum found out about it. It's really, really upset her cause she used to do drugs and that's why she left me and my dad all those years ago. And I'm doing psychotherapy. This is my second therapist really.
Hi tiger, the one thing that stood out to me about your posts is how articulate you are and how you are able to express how you are feeling. I was thinking that before i got to your post where you said you wanted to have a career which involved writing. Take one step. Look for a creative writing course. Do something positive in relation to this. Make your mam and dad proud. You are dealing with a lot you need to find away to deal with it that doesn't involve hurting yourself or those that care for you. Weed is shit it will depress and get in the way of you fulfilling your potential. Keep trying the therapy but be mindful that while you are smoking weed you will find it difficult to change your thought patterns. Don't be too hard on yourself treat yourself with compassion. Its your life - own it !!
@other - Thank you. Unfortunately I don't write anymore. I used to wanna do something along those lines but don't have the energy anymore. I'm really lazy these days. Even I'm doing nothing I find that I'm tired. I wish it were different. I'm interested in videogame/film scriptwriting and I've written a crap screenplay before I felt like this but that's about it. Plus it's almost impossible to break into both industries. 99% rejection rate. No point in trying that.
I never thought I'd smoke weed before I did. But a group of lads I used to play basketball with back in year 7 were smoking it and I tried it. It made me vomit at first and I thought I'd never do it again but then I tried it again. It didn't make me vomit. Just gave me a nice, buzzing feeling. I know it's not good for my health and you're right, it's shit in reality despite the way it makes me feel, but so is alcohol and cigarettes - the only difference is that they're legal. When it comes to hard drugs like crack, heroin, methamphetamine , yeah they defo need to be illegal but weed is no worse than booze or cigarettes.
@other - I haven't smoked weed since my mum found out though. I think it's the guilt.
I haven't read your previous thread but a lot of your post brings back memories for me, I lost my dad very suddenly when I was a similar age to you and he was very much my 'main' parent, and I said and did some horrible things to my mum and sister at that time. First off - you are not being a bum. You are taking the time out that you need to recover from difficult events in your life - all those people going off to 6th firm just now - they are not going through what you are right now. So don't feel bad or like a loser because you,re not doing what they are. But DO use this time to work on Your feelings. The anger - perfectly understandable, you have a lot to be angry about, including what sounds like anger and frustration at yourself. It's easier to get angry at the minor things - the football results - than about the big things - losing your dad just as you needed him most, your mum leaving etc. you just need to find something to do to channel or take out that anger - would going for a run or some kind of exercise work? It did for me and trust me I'm NOT sporty. It just let me channel that aggression. The weed - it's not the worst thing in the world but you don't want to have to rely on anything to get you through this time or to numb the bad feelings - you want to deal with them and get them to go. Could you find something to so just for enjoyment - the busier you are the less you,ll smoke. Don't feel your dream job is unattainable - but just think what are the baby steps to getting you there? What course would help? What job could you do in the meantime, maybe even part time and volunteering at something to do with the job in your spare time? Your mum - ultimately you are not responsible for her happiness. She,ll have her own demons to deal with about leaving you as a child, your dad dying and seeing your obvious upset about it. You just concentrate on healing you - because you deserve it x
Do you find that the psychotherapy helps at all? Does your mum come too at all?
Can I ask why you chose not to go to sixth form or college?
Trish - It does help when I'm there and we talk about things. But it doesn't last long. A few days at most before everything just goes bad again. Sometimes after a session I feel like this will really change.
And I didn't go to college or sixth form because as the summer went by I just didn't feel like I was up to it. I did well in my GCSEs but I barely managed to finish out the year cause of everything that was going on. I didn't feel up to the thought of full time school and feeling the way I do at the same time.
@ belle - Sorry about your father. It's so horrible. I know. Sometimes I replay the moment I was sat down and told that my dad had passed away. It didn't seem real then and in some ways today it doesn't seem real.
On the excerise bit for the anger - I'm a quitter these days. I always say I'm gonna do something but I never stick to it. Like before I said I wanted to put on weight cause I'm tall and I feel like I'm too skinny. I eat a lot but I never put on weight. I was on a putting on weight schedule but after a couple of weeks I quit. I was gonna start playing basketball regularly again like I used to do when I was younger but I quit that again. When you exercised for the anger outlet did you do it regularly? I get enjoyment from playing games, but at the same time it makes me feel like a loser. Like if I've been playing a game from 12 pm to 4 pm I actually feel bad inside. I have to stop and just go out for a walk or just have a kickabout with a football in the backyard.
I guess doing something to do with English at sixth form would help on the writing bit. Some unis do creative writing courses so if I was to go to sixth form and then uni after I could do that. I don't know about volunteering. Like I said I'm really lazy these days. I love animals and I actually wanted to volunteer with something to do with animals but like I mentioned before I'm a quitter.
Can I ask how you were able to overcome all the bad stuff after your dad died?
I don't have any advice but I really wanted to post to let you know that mums NEVER give up on, stop loving or anything like that, their children. I have 2 sons and no matter what they do I will never stop loving them more than my own life. I couldnt imagine it until I had my boys but it is the most powerful love ever. I think that you sound like a lovely, self-aware, caring (and intelligent) person - I bet your Mum loves you to bits. You will find a way through this.
@Queen - I'm not a parent so I wouldn't know exactly about the feeling of a parent but I think you're right cause I know my mum loves me. She tries so hard but lately I just brush it off.
Young people in Y12 have to be in trainiing, employment (with college) or educatiion this year.
Hasn't your mum had ed welfare visiting yet?
bsc - Nope. Not that I know of.
You sound like a really lovely person actually, and after what you've been through I reckon you're entitled to be lazy and difficult and even a bit unhealthy for as long as it takes.
When I was your age I also found myself minus my dad, smoking lots, doing no work and disrespecting my mum. I continued like that for years and I do think weed gave me some precious and important bursts of relaxation, despite all the bad aspects of it.
For me, two things helped propel me into the next (happier, healthier) stage of my life: getting a part time job in a shop relating to something I love (books, but it could be anything where you might end up having chats with kindred spirits...). Then, falling in love with someone really nice who I wanted to stick around for and do fun stuff with. Even before I met him I told myself that person was out there somewhere, and I had to keep going until I met him.
Now I have a son of my own and like others have said, I know that NOTHING can make a mum think her boy has a bad heart.
Fwiw my dad was addicted to hard drugs and hence was out of my life for many years, so I know how worrying it can feel to find yourself smoking weed alot and wondering whether you're going down the same path. But from what you've said, everything you're doing is very normal and very understandable. The best thing is you have that tiny spark that wants to change. That's what will light your way out of all this. Even though lying on the sofa all day watching a screen seems like you're stagnating, you're not! You're just taking time to grow and heal a bit.
Lots of love and good luck!
How did I cope? I don't know, I know the grieving process was complicated by a lot of things, including me also having the same condition that killed him and requiring major surgery for that, but every day I got through I saw as a success - and many days, just getting up, dressed and brought the day was all I 'succeeded' in - and just gradually it got easier and easier. I stayed in school, even though my results were rubbish as if I had lost that routine I would have struggled even more. If you exercise, it would be for YOU, don't set yourself a schedule....every time you go work out that angry is a SUCCESS, if sometimes you do something else, that's ok too - you haven't quit, just CHOSEN to do something else. Allow yourself to enjoy the moments when you do feel happy, don't beat yourself about about what it is that makes you feel good. And one day, you will realise that the "happy" moments join up more and more to make a happy hour, a happy day, a happy week.... You are not a loser, you are someone who recognises they are in a bad place and is reaching out and using the help available...you are achieving a LOT already xxx
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milly - thanks for sharing your own story. I do want to change. And sometimes it feels like I can but I just end up back at square one. It reminds me of the saying "actions speak louder than words."
Belle - Like with milly, thanks for sharing your own story. Like you mention I guess it's a gradual process. Sometimes I just want the quick fix. For everything to be better quickly but I know it's not like that. My mum was addicted to hard drugs and it took her a long time to overcome it. It was gradual with her too.
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I know. Change can take sooo long and be so frustrating - and sort of mystifying. I tried to give up smoking & generally being a feckless loser every day for nearly ten years and every time I'd fall right back into the same ways of being the very next day. Then, suddenly (when I was old enough? When I was bored enough? When I was far enough away from the hurtful times? I still don't know) I just did. Just gave up smoking. Started doing yoga stretches every morning for a few minutes. Started being able to take a few seconds every day to think of something I'm grateful for. Started making my own family.
You've got so much time ahead of you to try different ways of being.
You will laugh and love and have fun and feel energised again, I promise.
Milly - It is frustrating. You're right. Kinda feels like when I was younger and I wanted to be older. I remember being in Year 7 and thinking that I'll never get to be in Year 11 but then it just happened.
Well I think I had a positive moments ago. I have a deep sea phobia, especially when that deep sea has ship wreckages or any big wrecks. I was I was playing a game that features a really detailed/almost real ocean a moment ago. I've had the game for a few weeks now and before that I could never go to the ocean and swim underwater cause I was scared. It's only digital images but it's still scary as hell cause the game is so detailed. But I did this time. Went right to the bottom where the sun disappears and it wasn't so bad actually. Was fun. Proud of myself.
Anyway I'm knackered so I'm offf. Thank you to everyone who's taken the time to comment. Goodnight.
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Parker will be making his second consecutive start versus the Rangers. He faced Texas at the Ballpark in Arlington last week and earned the win despite getting off to a rocky start. Parker was buoyed by an early offensive explosion from the A's that saw them score five times against Perez and the Rangers in the first inning. Parker battled himself early in that contest and allowed the Rangers to draw to 5-3 before he settled in and the A's pulled away for a 9-3 win.
The A's rookie is 12-8 with a 3.44 ERA and a 134:61 K:BB ratio in 175.1 innings thus far this season. Parker threw 20.1 innings for the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats earlier this season, so he has a chance to move over the 200-inning plateau for the year on Monday. That is a significant number because Parker had Tommy John surgery in 2009 and missed the entire 2010 season. Parker has gone at least six innings in each of his last five starts. The A's bullpen could use another six-plus inning outing from Parker after Oakland starters failed to complete the sixth inning in all three games over the weekend.
Perez struggled against the A's in his last start but the talented lefty has the stuff to shut-down any offense on any given evening. Perez pitched well in his other start against the A's earlier this season. He allowed two runs in 5.1 innings with five strike-outs and one walk. He has split his season between Triple-A Round Rock and the big leagues. In the minors, Perez had a 4.25 ERA in 127 innings. His ERA is 5.03 in 34 big league innings this season. The left-hander can be inconsistent with his command and the A's will look to work his pitch count early in the game. The Rangers are coming off of a day-night double-header and their bullpen may be a little thin during the first game of this series.
Perez and the Rangers will benefit from having Adrian Beltre and Michael Young available after both players missed time with minor injuries over the weekend. Craig Gentry (1214 OPS in 28 at-bats) and Mitch Moreland (1095 OPS in 18 at-bats) are two lesser-known Rangers hitters who have done damage against Oakland this season and should see time during this series.
The second game of the series will be a rematch of the final game of last week's four-game set, which the Rangers won, 9-7. Texas ace Matt Harrison wasn't at his sharpest last Thursday in that game, but he didn't need to be, as Travis Blackley allowed five runs in the first inning and the A's bullpen couldn't shut the door on the Texas offense over the next several innings. Oakland hit five homeruns in that game and mounted a late comeback but still fell short.
Harrison is a strong candidate to be the Rangers' number one starter in the playoffs, especially if Yu Darvish isn't 100 percent. The left-hander has 18 wins this season and a 3.26 ERA. He is 6-1 lifetime versus Oakland, although his career ERA against the A's is over 4.00. Before allowing four runs against the A's in six innings last week, Harrison had a run of four straight starts allowing two earned runs or less.
Blackley has been a valuable member of the A's pitching staff since he joined the A's midseason, but he has been struggling of late. In two starts since he moved back into the rotation, Blackley has allowed 10 runs in three innings pitched. The lefty is 5-4 with a 4.25 ERA overall and he has moved around between the rotation and the bullpen.
The series and regular season finale on Wednesday is set to feature A.J. Griffin and Ryan Dempster, although the pitching match-ups could change considerably if one or both teams have their playoff fates decided by then. Griffin was the only A's starter who didn't face Texas in the series last week. He struggled on the A's roadtrip against Detroit and New York (nine runs allowed in nine innings pitched), but pitched fairly well on Friday night against the Mariners (one earned run in 5.2 innings pitched). Overall, Griffin has a 7-1 record and a 2.71 ERA in 79.2 innings for his rookie season. He had a 2.82 ERA in 102 innings at the Double-A and Triple-A levels earlier this season. Griffin's only start against Texas came in June, which was the second start of his major league career. He allowed only two hits and two walks in six shut-out innings.
Dempster was the Rangers' big trade deadline acquisition. The right-hander had a 2.25 ERA in 104 innings for the Chicago Cubs, but he has struggled somewhat with the Rangers. In 66 innings, he has struck-out 67 for Texas, but he has allowed 10 homeruns and has a 4.64 ERA. The Rangers have done well in the starts Dempster has made, however, as he is 7-3 in 11 starts.
The weather is supposed to be unusually warm in the East Bay over the next three days, so the series may come down to which pitching staff can keep the other team in the ballpark most frequently. The Rangers have a powerful line-up led by Josh Hamilton, Beltre, Nelson Cruz, Ian Kinsler and Mike Napoli. All but Kinsler have eclipsed the 20-homer plateau and Kinsler is closing in at 19. Moreland and David Murphy each have 15 homeruns. The Rangers are fourth in the AL in homeruns and tied for first in team slugging percentage.
The A's have been a homer-happy club in 2012, as well. Over the past seven games, the A's have homered 16 times. Four of the A's homers came late in games on Saturday and Sunday, propelling Oakland to wins in tight ballgames. The A's have seven players on their active roster with at least 10 homeruns (Brandon Inge is on the 60-day DL) and three with more than 20. Josh Reddick has snapped out of his September funk in a big way, hitting three homeruns in his last four games. He is eighth in the AL in homeruns and leads the team with 32. Yoenis Cespedes has four homers in his last nine games and 23 overall. He is batting .396 against the Rangers this season. The hottest hitter in the A's line-up, however, has been Brandon Moss. Moss had the walk-off homer for Oakland on Saturday and has 10 hits (six for extra-bases) in his last 26 at-bats.


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|Hether Scheel, Vice-President
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|Jessica DeJesus, Member-at-Large
|Professor Daniel Fuerstman, Member Ex-Officio
|Devin McRae, Member Ex-Officio
|Earl Fields, Member Ex-Officio
|Dr. Cindy Combs, Founding Member
|Dr. Martin Slann, Founding Member
|Michael B. Gaspar, Executive Director
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Cortney Moshier lives and works in upstate New York. She graduated from Pace University with a B.A. in Political Science and History and got her M.A. from the State University of New York at New Paltz in Non-profit Management. She currently works for a small non-profit providing educational resources and services to families with special needs children, most specifically with a diagnosis of autism. Cortney has been on staff with SRMUN since 2007 and has most recently been the Secretary General for Charlotte 2014. When not working on something SRMUN related Cortney loves to bake and has a dream of opening a bakery of her own one day!
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Earl has participated in SRMUN for the past nine years first as a part of the delegation from Georgia State University, later as a member of the committee staff, and he served as the President of the Board of Directors of the SRMUN XXII and XXIII conferences, and as a student member of the SRMUN board of directors for SRMUN XX and XXI. Earl served as the Director of the General Assembly Plenary for the SRMUN XIX conference, Director for the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice for the SRMUN XVIII conference, and Assistant Director for the League of Arab States for the SRMUN XVII conference. Earl has been involved with various Model United Nations programs since high school where he served as a committee director for the Gulf States Model United Nations and in college as Director for Georgia State University High School Model United Nations and research assistant for the Under-Secretary General for Specialized Agencies for the 2007 National Model United Nations Conference. Earl received a Master's degree from Georgia State University in the field of Biochemistry, and is currently pursuing a Master's in Public Health Studies at Emory University in Atlanta, GA.
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Cindy Combs received her doctorate in Political Science from George Washington University in Washington, DC in 1984. She is a professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, teaching at the University since 1988. She became the faculty advisor for the University's Model UN organization in 1990. Cindy has served as a member of the SRMUN Board of Directors since the conference conception in 1991, as well as on the board of the National Model UN and the Carolinas Model UN Conferences. Dr. Combs is the author of the text, Terrorism in the Twenty-First Century, (Prentice-Hall, in its 4th edition, 2006), and with Martin Slann has co-edited the Encyclopedia of Terrorism (Facts on File, revised edition, 2007). She has been the recipient of the Bank of America Teaching Award (1997), the Bonnie Cone Distinguished Professorship of Teaching (2003), and in 2005 the Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year for North Carolina Award. She has served as a member of a national Task Force on Terrorism; a consultant for local, state, regional, and national law enforcement agencies on terrorism; and a resource person for more than eighteen years with a wide range of educational, religious and media groups seeking to deal with the role of terrorism in the contemporary world.
Dr. Martin Slann, Founding Member - firstname.lastname@example.com
Martin Slann received his doctorate in political science from the University of Georgia. He is a long-time member of the American and Midwest Political Science Associations. He is a former member and chair of the political science faculty at Clemson University and a former faculty member and Director of Academic Affairs at Pennsylvania State University Wilkes-Barre. He has served as the chair of the Division of Social Sciences at Macon State College. After Macon State, Martin moved to UNC Pembroke but now works at The University of Texas at Tyler. Dr Slann has been the faculty advisor for the Model United Nations student organization at all three institutions. With Cindy Combs, he has co-edited the Encyclopedia of Terrorism (Facts on File, revised edition, 2007) and is the author of Introduction to Politics: Governments and Nations in the Twenty-First Century, 4th ed. (Thomson Learning, 2006). He has received awards for advisement excellence at Clemson University and Penn State. Teaching and research interests include Middle East Politics and political terrorism. Along with Cindy Combs, Dr. Slann has served on the SRMUN Board of Directors since the conference's genesis in 1991.
Michael B Gaspar, Executive Director - firstname.lastname@example.com
Michael B. Gaspar was raised and is currently living in the New York City area. He graduated from Pace University in Pleasantville, New York with his Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration with a concentration in public accounting and minors in political science and history. After graduation Mike went to work in the public accounting field specializing in corporate and partnership taxation at such firms as Arthur Andersen, LLP and Ernst & Young, LLP. Currently, Mike is an owner of a construction firm in New York specializing in urban grounds improvements and site development. Mike has been attending SRMUN since 1998 where he started as a first time Model UN delegate. He has also served on the staff of several other conferences including the National Model UN (NMUN) where he was on staff for six years including being a Chief of Staff in 2009 and as a Director at NMUN-Latin America hosted in Ecuador in 2010. In addition, Mike has also assisted in many Model UN conferences for middle school and high school students, including conferences that were held in such places as the United Nations Headquarters and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. At SRMUN, Mike was a four time director, including committees such as the General Assembly Plenary and World Bank. After being in committee, he decided to run for the Board of Directors and became the Secretary of the Board in 2005. He then worked as the Executive Director of Finance from 2006 to 2014. The Board, in 2015, moved Mike to his current position, Executive Director. Mike continues to love the organization which has given him so much. He looks forward to bright future at SRMUN including moving back to downtown Atlanta, the growing of SRMUN Charlotte, and continuing the promotion of SRMUN to make it available to all students. Outside of Model UN, Mike intends to return to graduate school to study real estate development.


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Goff Corporation closed Thursday's trading session at a fresh new high after being lower in the previous two trading sessions. Shares of Goff Corporation did jump around 24% after the stock continued back to the winning ways we have seen over the last few weeks. Shares in Goff Corporation have now moved from 0.12 cents to the current price of $0.57 just since the middle of March giving out potential gains of over 500% in the trade. After it seemed the upside was over in this trade the stock had one of its best days in the markets yesterday with much anticipation surrounding the company going into the open on Wall Street this morning.
Shares of Fannie Mae's amazing run to the upside from very low levels seemed to come to an end after the stock failed to get through the key $1.00 mark to close on Wall Street once more yesterday. The stock closed down 4.6% on the day on a heavily traded $15 million; however this was much lower than we have seen over the last week. Considering the volume has continued to trickle down we believe the same will be true of the share price which should be lower again once more today. Remember we first started covering Fannie Mae at 0.30 cents before it went to $1.50, on the second time around we have been covering since 0.50 cents and has moved almost 100% in a week.
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STORY MATTERSIf we can say nothing about God that is not a reflection of our own story—personal, tribal, etc.—why speak about God at all? I suspect the answer is this: speaking of God for many of us is the way we speak of meaning making. I know that is true of me. My theological narrative is constructed out of the stories, both religious and scientific, that give my life meaning.Story is the way we humans make sense out of the world, and the sense we make shapes our thoughts, feelings, an … [Read more...]
Archives for March 2014
7 Story Matters
6 The God that can be Storied is not the Real God
When talking about God, something I shouldn't do and yet cannot help doing, we have to make a distinction between God as an ontological reality—God as God actually is if there is such a thing as God at all—and God as a narrative construct: the God of our story. Let me make this clear: Torah's God is a character in a story whose purpose is to sanction the worldview of the Jews who tell that story. This doesn't mean there is no God, only that we should not mistake talk about God with God.All Go … [Read more...]
5 Our Endangered Species
Today we Jews are dying, and have been for a long time. Our enemies kill us, often millions of us, but never all of us. Only we can do that, and we are. We are killing ourselves by failing to tell our children our story, and failing to teach our children how to misread our story in order to retell it fresh for themselves and their children. We are no longer raising generations of storytellers. We have become simulacra, replicas of a past that is itself a fiction.We have borrowed the language … [Read more...]
4 Two Jews, Three Opinions
We Jews love to argue. We argue with ourselves, with one another, and even with God. We value argument over faith, and doubt over belief. Ours is a tribe of inquiry. When we argue over our story we never ask, "What does it mean?" Instead we ask, "What could it mean?" And as soon as one of us tells us what it could mean, another of us asks, "What else could it mean?" For us misreading Torah in order to yield ever–more meanings is the deepest spiritual practice, one that ignites the imagination a … [Read more...]
3 Nurturing Our Story
NURTURING OUR STORYNurturing our story is not the same as reading it annually, which we also do. Nurturing our story is reinterpreting it daily. But we go beyond reinterpreting and embrace misreading as a way of reimagining the story herself. My nurturing of our story led me to become a rabbi so that I could learn the tools for misreading our story (more on this later) and in so doing imagine new ways to live the story as well.All rabbis do this to one degree or another, though most of … [Read more...]
2 Faith in Story
Our faith isn't in creed, dogma, or belief; our faith is in story: the power of story to change lives, and the human potential to embody our particular story and bring about its promised end. It is our story that defines us, and we who define our story. Like lovers whose intimacy leaves them vulnerable to each other's sorrows and joys, we Jews embrace and are embraced by our story.It isn't that we believe in the story, but that we believe in the power of the reader to invent new meanings from … [Read more...]
1. A Tribe of Storytellers
Jews are a tribe. Like all tribes you either are born into it, marry into it, or get adopted by it (we call this conversion). Our tribe is made up of many races and ethnicities; we speak many languages, some of which we borrow from the countries in which we have lived or currently live, and some we make up, blending our mother tongue, Hebrew, with Spanish, Arabic, and German, to name but three. We call these languages Ladino, Judeo–Arabic, and Yiddish, respectively. In the same way we create d … [Read more...]
This Blog is Dead. Long Live this Blog!
This blog was supposed to be a clear and simple statement of my understanding of Judaism. It has morphed into something complicated and confusing. I think the numbering of paragraphs has something to do with this, but it is more than that. The problem is that I was trying to impress myself with my own brilliance. I wasn't writing for you but for the ages. Very narcissistic. Very silly. And very exhausting. I started to dread writing each post. I have enough things I dread, and have no need to … [Read more...]


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Music Track Title: Boogie Bear Dance
Catalog ID: 331337 ISRC: US5UL0776151
Description: Boogie Bear cartoon Bundaberg Polar Bear used widely In Bundaberg Rum Ads in Australia. British Hofmeister Beer commercials of the 1980s. "For great lager, follow the bear". Hamm's Beer bear and its wife, Harley bear - The Labatt's Blue bear. This tune will be remembered.
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Cartoon/Cartoon-RnB/Boogie-Bear-Dance/331337
Artist or Group: Pete Bax
Keywords: Boogie Bear Cartoon Style Music Bass Rhythm Blues Rock sell advertise fun swing
Music Genre > Sub-genre
Cartoon Music
Cartoon RnB
Extended Properties
Duration: 1:12 Tempo: Fast BPM: 160
Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
Instruments: Electic Piano, Synthesizer, Synthesized Vocals
Vocal Mix: Animal Vocal
Language: Non-Specific
Moods: Bold, Bouncy, Brave, Bright, Building, Cheeky, Cheerful, Confident, Cool, Dancing, Driving, Energetic, Flowing, Frisky, Gritty, Groovy, Happy, Haunting, Hypnotic, Mischievous
Styles: Backwoods / Folksy, Cartoon, Comedy, Comedy / Dark Humor, Comedy / Family, Fairy Tale, Family / After School, Family / Children, Family / Infant, Family / Toddler
Lyrical Topics: Cartoon
Extended Keywords: Puppet bears
Baby Bear on PBS's Sesame Street
Bad Idea Bears from Avenue Q
Basil the Bear on Sesame Park
Bear, Ojo, and Ursa from Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House
Bobo the Bear from Disney's Muppets Tonight
Buttons the Bear from Puppets Who Kill
Fozzie Bear
Humphrey B. Bear
Sooty, Cousin Scampy and Soo (a panda bear)
Xiphias, Chet's bear puppet on The Poe News
The Great Root Bear and its wife, Rosie Bear - Corporate mascots for A&W Root Beer
The Happy or Laughing Bear for the Bear Wheel Alignment Company
Polar Bear and Pamela Bear, animated mascots for The ICEE Company, as seen on TV ads.
Misha, the mascot of the 1980 Summer Olympic games
Panda, the mascot for WWF
Peppy the Polar Bear from British Fox's Glacier Mint commercials
Sleepy Bear, the Travelodge Bear, mascot for Travelodge, as seen on TV ads and SPEED TV.
Smokey Bear, mascot of the U.S. Forest Service.
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Hello all, I recently posted on list about a situation where two of my nodes from my 16 node were garbage collecting and at ooming. I was able to move my xmx from 9gb to 11gb to see that rather then my memory saw tooth. I would saw tooth around 4 gb before memory shot up like a rocket. After digging around I noticed the jmx row stats on that node said maxrowcompacted size = 128 mb. While the mean row size was 2000 byes. At the time I was unaware of the setting that warns of large rows. During compaction. Unfortunately this setting is too high by default. 512 mb, since I have been using rowcache. When something get this key extreme memory pressure is put on the system to get it in and out of row cache. I wa able to lower this setting to 10 mb and a got printed nice warnings showing me the offending keys. I do not know how this got their. My guess is null is getting encoded into this key and this key becomes the graveyard for bad data. Until the rowcache can handle the large keys better I find it imperitive to keep the setting and the warnings. As making a program to range scan all the data to find one big. Key is very intensive.
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Demi Moore Replaced by Mary Louise Parker in 'Lovelace' Biopic
Demi Moore, 49, recovers from her recent hospitalization, Loveless producers scrambled to replace the actress. According to Us Weekly, Mary Louise Parker, 47, will be taking over and plans to play feminist legend Gloria Steinem in the porn biopic.As
Amidst her emotional and medical meltdown, Moore, dropped out of Loveless and now is seeking help to "treat here exhaustion and improv her overall health."
Do you like Demi's replacement? Sound off in the comments!
This isn't the first replacement that has happened on set. Lindsay Lohan was once attached to the film but was dropped thanks to her legal woes.
The film is currently shooting in Los Angeles and stars Amanda Seyfried as '70s porn superstar Linda Lovelace.