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Hello everyone! I'm hoping that everyone is well and that there are some of you here that are choosing to participate in National Novel Writing Month this year. I am actually going to be working on two separate projects that were already started prior and I am using NaNoWriMo to (hopefully) finish it up. Some of latest blog posts discuss NaNoWriMo and my plans so I hope that you will go and check out the latest posts on my blog http://write-2-be.com/ and continue to check it out throughout the month of November as I will be blogging about my progress.
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Friday 20 April 1951
It was Friday, under the sign of Taurus. The US president was Harry S. Truman (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Geraint Wyn Davies and Luther Vandross in the Bronx.
The Thing from Another World, directed by Christian Nyby, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1951
while From Here To Eternity by James Jones was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching AMC.
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I am a very happily married woman,
but there was a man I was deeply in love with
three years ago. I thought we were going to
get married and I loved him with all that I had.
We broke up though because of family issues,
but remained close for a while until he went off
to college. A year ago, he found out he had
Luekemia and this past September, before he turned
21, he passed away. I was unable to attend the funeral
and viewing, mainly because I was 6 months pregnant.
Another reason, is because my husband didn't think it
was appropriate. I feel like I never got closure from it, &
my husband doesn't quite understand why I'm sad about
his passing to this day. I still blame him for not letting me go ...
I honestly still have these feelings for my exboyfriend, even
though he's dead and gone ... what should I do?
Should I tell my husband, should I keep it to myself,
let it go? Am I wrong for
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This week the Houston Dynamo swapped young forward Jason Johnson for Alex from the Chicago Fire. Here are three random thoughts on the trade, you likely won't read anywhere else:
1. Losing Jason Johnson is not a loss – Whenever you evaluate a trade, you have to first look at what the trade cost you as a team. On the Houston side of the ledger is young forward Jason Johnson. Houston's propensity to play some combination of a 4-3-3 or 4-5-1 should ideally suit a forward like Johnson capable of playing on the outside, yet he failed to earn any playing time under new manager Owen Coyle. Let's face it, Jason Johnson failed to earn playing time with as anemic as the offense has been at times for the Houston Dynamo in 2015.
Every young player may eventually have a moment where the light comes on and they figure out they can play at the highest level. That light never came on for Johnson in Houston under two different coaches. Further, he didn't look particularly dangerous on loan last year in Pittsburgh. While it is entirely possible that a new environment and a new manager may bring the best out of him, it seems unlikely. That being said, best of luck to Jason Johnson on proving people wrong.
2. Alex is a known (and not great) commodity – With 48 starts and 4,324 minutes in MLS under his belt, Alex netted 3 goals and 2 assists despite playing primarily as an attacking midfielder/withdrawn forward or on the wing. That lack of production is problematic and it caused the Chicago Fire to decline Alex's option on his contract and expose him to the re-entry draft. However, Chicago and Alex withdrew his name from the draft as they agreed to new terms late last year.
Was he put in the wrong position or formation or did he not have teammates capable that played a similar brand of soccer around him? Who knows? The Chicago Fire haven't exactly been the best run organization over Alex's tenure in Chicago. Perhaps no better proof of that is the fact that they decided to resign Alex last November and are now shipping him off for cap space.
Alex should provide some depth in midfield for a Houston Dynamo team that may miss Oscar Boniek Garcia and Luis Garrido this summer. However, one should not expect much more than that. Paying low six-figures for depth is not a bad contract by MLS standards.
3. The Houston Dynamo do not feel they can sign a better player – Both Alex and Jason Johnson acquired green cards per the league's webpage and there are no draft picks or allocation dollars trading hands. Since Jason Johnson is still Generation Adidas, the Houston Dynamo traded away a cap exempt player for a player who likely has a low six figure contract. We won't know the exact cap hit until the Players' Union publishes salaries, but Alex did make $133,000 last year and was exposed to the re-entry draft before resigning. As a result, the most disappointing part of the acquisition, the Houston Dynamo did not feel they could sign a better player for the same cap hit.
This off-season the Houston Dynamo brought in Raul Rodriguez and Leonel Miranda. While the verdict is still out with Miranda, it's hard to see Rodriguez as anything less than a great signing for the Houston Dynamo right now. So why doesn't that same Houston Dynamo front office that brought in Rodriguez feel they could find a better player than Alex for the same cap hit?
Dwain Capodice is a freelance writer covering the Houston Dynamo and the US National Team for Keeper Notes and also serves as the Fan Blogger covering soccer at Chron.com. He can be reached on twitter @dcapodice or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Blueberry & Banana Smoothie
Recipe by NeTonya
There's this cafe in West Hollywood, California called Kings Road Cafe. Everything on the menu is to die for, especially the Blueberry & Banana Smoothie. After weeks of paying $4 a pop every other day for this amazing piece of heaven, I was determined to figure out how to make it at home. I did it on the first run and just had to share it. ***Notes on the Banana*** I have tried this recipe with a near green banana as well as a perfectly yellow banana and have found that the flavor is so much better with a squishy, but not runny, over-ripe banana with lots of brown spots and bruises.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 banana (over-ripe, fresh or frozen)
- 2 cups frozen blueberries
Directions See How It's Made
- In a blender, blend the orange juice and banana (using the "blend" or "smoothie" mode) until you get a consistent orange-banana juice.
- With the blender still going, use the hole in the lid and slowly add the blueberries to the juice. Slow is important - if you go too fast, you get frozen-fruit suspended above the blades and have to stop the thing to shove all the fruit to the bottom so that the blades catch it.
- You'll know when to stop blending when the smoothie has turned a beautiful shade of deep-purple and it has a thick, jamba-juice-smoothie-like consistency. If you have blueberry-banana juice, with a layer of gelatinous fruit on top, you've blended it for too long.


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BWW Interview: National Geographic Explorer Mike Libecki is Living the Sweet Life
"This is the Libeckis. The time is now. Life is sweet," says National Geographic Explorer Mike Libecki on his answering machine message. In person, the climber and explorer reiterates, offering a slight variation in phrasing to clarify. "The time is now. Life is sweet. And we have to live a fucking sweet life," he says with a laugh.
Lewis and Clark would be proud. Though Libecki has undertaken 70 expeditions, visiting Afghanistan, Antarctica, Madagascar, among many others, and made first ascents on every continent, the native Californian still retains the laid-back attitude of a surfer-dude, the environmental consciousness of a granola hippie, and the lexicon of both.
In life, Libecki classifies experiences as either joy or pre-joy. Cookies, cupcakes, and kittens? Joy. Every event in Alanis Morissette's "Ironic"? Pre-joy. "To even have a reality, to even ponder is a gift. So optimism seems normal, as part of nature." We're not grizzly bears, he says. But we are animals. We are part of nature. And by nature, we are explorers.
"Every single one of us is in our own exploration and, if nothing else, we are related to the explorers that went all over this planet to be where we are today," says Libecki. "Everyone comes from a deep root of exploration."
He travels the world living and preaching this gospel. In between expeditionary adventures, he participates in speaker series like National Geographic Live ("Climbing Dreams"), TEDx ("Why Ration Passion?"), and Talks at Google ("From Antarctica to Afghanistan").
Currently, the adventurer is in Houston as a guest of National Geographic Live and the Houston Symphony. He will deliver his multimedia presentation CLIMBING DREAMS at Jones Hall where audience members will accompany him to Greenland, Afghanistan, and the jungle of the Marquesas Islands by way of narration, photography, and video. Libecki promises "culture, flora, fauna, mayhem."
"It's all the best photography. It's all the best editing. ... And it also goes behind the scenes," says Libecki. "For this day and age, [it's] the most cutting edge remote expedition for climbing, adventure, culture, and science that you can do."
"This is also exploration into storytelling," Libecki adds. The anecdotes, photographs, and video in his live presentations do more than recount events. They give audiences the opportunity to experience events.
Since Libecki is a contemporary explorer, he'll soon conclude his speaking tour to go on expedition in Peru and Greenland. But this Memorial Day Weekend, he will serve as judge and speaker at the 2017 Telluride Mountainfilm festival in Colorado. For the festival, he will join filmmaker Zac Barr and mountaineer Conrad Anker to discuss the legacy of Swiss mountain climber Ueli Steck. Steck, only 40-years-old, recently died after falling more than 3,280 feet on the Nuptse mountain in Nepal.
He is scheduled to return in the fall with a presentation on virtual reality for the National Geographic Live speaker series.
For more information about National Geographic Live, see natgeolive.com. To learn more about CLIMBING DREAMS, visit events.nationalgeographic.com/talk/climbing-dreams.
Mike Libecki, above, is the 2013 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year. Photo credit: Andy Mann
Mike Libecki on boat to Skjoldungen Fjord, Greenland. Photo credit: Mike Libecki
Mike Libecki is also a writer, photographer, videographer, and multimedia editor, which comes in handy for his presentations as well as his expeditions. Above, is a self-taken photo of Libecki on a climb. Photo credit: Mike Libecki
Mike Libecki masked. Photo credit: Mike Libecki
Mike Libecki in Antarctica, National Geographic Expedition. Photo credit: Keith Ladzinski
In 2017, the Men's Journal included Libecki, above, in its "25 Most Adventurous Men of the Past 25 Years" article. Photo credit: Andy Mann
Photo credit: Andy Mann
Photo credit: Andy Mann
Photo credit: Andy Mann


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Find and change your Wi-Fi password
If you've forgotten your Wi-Fi password or you want to change it, see the options below or follow the instructions in the palm of your hand using the My Sky app. Download it free, today*.
*Compatible device and 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi required (charges may apply). App features and functions vary by platform/device. See iTunes App Store or Google Play Store.
- I've forgotten my Wi-Fi password
You can find your Wi-Fi password/network security key on the back or underside of all Sky Hubs and on the Connect card or Keep me handy card that came in the Sky Hub packaging.
Make sure you always enter your password in capital letters. The password doesn't contain any numbers. If you're asked for a PIN then enter this instead of the password.
Or if you've previously changed your password/network security key and can't remember it follow the steps below.
- How do I change/reset my Wi-Fi password?
Please note: when you change or reset your password, all wireless devices will be immediately disconnected. To reconnect, you'll need to enter your new password into each device. If you reset your router, you'll lose any personalised router settings.
To change your Wi-Fi password:
Watch our help video or follow the instructions below.
Make sure you're connected to your Sky Broadband home network.
- Open a new web browser window.
- In the address bar, type 192.168.0.1 and press Enter.
- Select Change Wireless Password in the right hand menu. Or select Wireless settings, Setup or Wireless depending on your router type.
Enter the default router settings username and password in lowercase.
Username: admin
Password: sky
If these log in details don't work you'll need to reset your Sky router. See below for instructions.
- Enter the new Network Key (wireless password) you want to use.
- Select Apply to save your new settings.
- Reconnect all your devices using your new wireless password.
To reset your Wi-Fi password:
Watch our help video or follow the instructions below.
If you can't access your Sky Broadband home network we recommend you change your password online by connecting your computer or laptop to your Sky Hub using an Ethernet cable and following the steps above.
If you don't have access to a computer or laptop or can't set up a wired connection you can reset your Sky Hub to the default settings.
- Press and hold Reset for at least five seconds on your Sky Hub.
- Your password will now be the default password that can be found on the back or underside of your Hub.
- Reconnect all your wireless devices using the default password.
- Open a new web browser window.
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Wired for Hope
Sermon Preached at The Lakes of Pointe West
in Vero Beach, Florida
on Sunday, October 15, 2006
Proper 23B
Human beings are wired for hope. You might find this statement a bit ironic in light of the gospel story this morning. The rich man asks Jesus, "Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?" Jesus first remdins the man of the Great Commandments. After assuring Jesus he has obeyed these commands, Jesus continues to tell the man that he must sell what he owns and give the money to the poor and then he will have treasure in heaven. When he hears this, the rich man is shocked and goes away grieving.
In light of teachings such as this it is difficult to hold on to hope, isn't it? So often our lives seem to present us with ample opportunity for disappointment and little opportunity for hope. Just a quick glance through the front section of yesterdya's Indian River County newspaper yesterday delivered stories of domestic violence, lawsuits, stabbings, and drug and alcohol abuse. The powers and principalities are truly at work in our lives trying to stamp out hope. And yet, I contend, that human beings are wired for hope. We are an Easter people - a hope-filled people rooted in the Christian affirmation that Jesus is the promise of the future. In light of all of life's disappointments then, we must work at hope. To keep hope alive, we must cultivate tasks that garner hope and weed out disappointment.*
For hope to be cultivated it cannot be masked by illusion or by utopian visions for both of these lead ultimately back to disappointment and despair. Instead, hope must be cultivated within the realities of finitude, contingency, and transcience. First, finitude: you and I will die. Contingency: accidents - hurricanes, forest fires - do happen. Transcience: everything passes. Hope, to be life-bgiving, must be practical. Hope must be personal. And, hope must be particular. For some of us hope is self-sustained. We all know people who seem hopeful no matter what life throws at them. For most of us, however, hope is supported by community. Whenever you visit your neighbor, you come both as yourself and as a representative of the larger Christian community. You come bearing the reminder of Christ's promise for the future. You come in hope, offering hope - a hope that provides strength for the day and freedom from the past. This kind of hope, Christian hope, is firmly rooted in the here and now. There are no false expectations with this hope - death will still come, accidents will still happen, and everything will continue to pass. But, cultivating hope in one's life will yield a harvest of gratitude for opportunities, a harvest of generosity of spirit and, above all a harvest of freedom.
Let me say a bit more about this hope-filled freedom. Hope-filled freedom allows each of us, at any point in time, the freedom to choose the attitude with which we will face the realities of our world. Viktor Frankl, a holocaust survivor, wrote, "The last of all human liberties is your choice of attitude." They cannot take that away from you. We may not always like the choices we are given, but ultimately, the freedom to choose our attitude remains firmly our own. As Christians we are called to cultivate an attitude of hope.
In today's gospel, the rich man lost hope upon hearing Jesus' words. For him to sell all that he had and give to the poor was more than he could imagine. He despaired over this choice and so went away disappointed. But, had he stuck around a bit longer, he would have heard Jesus' words to the disciples, "How hard it will be for those who have wealth to enter the kingdom of God!" When the disciples expressed their confusion, they asked Jesus, "Then who can be saved?" And Jesus responded, "For mortals it is impossible, but not for God; for God all things are possible." You and I will never earn our way into heaven. That rich man will never earn his way into heaven. Earning one's way into heaven is an impossibility. But, for God, all things are possible. Salvation is not a human endeavor. Salvation is a God-given gift. A gift that is not for you or for me to understand or explain. Instead it is a gift that is to be graciously accepted. When we hold fast to that Good News, we are cultivating hope.
The disappointments in our lives will continue. But as certain as that is, so too is the certainty of God's promise for the futre. When we live a life of hope, we are saying yes to the light breaking through the darknses, the light that refuses to out in the face of adversity. And this light is our Hope. And whether we choose an attidue of hope - focusing on the light - or whether we choose to focus on the darkness will make a world of difference in each day. And this is the promise: our hope is not in vain because "for God all things are possible."
*This sermon relies greatly for inspiration on a talk given by Dr. Martin Marty at Central DuPage Hospital on October 11, 2006, "Harvesting Hope in Healthcare."


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I'm Tracy Moseley, a semi retired professional mountain biker from the UK. I still love riding my bike even after 20yrs of racing all over the world, and I am happiest on an adventure in the mountains exploring new places. I love planning the next trip, how best to maximize my each and every day.[...]
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Please note that the address for this place is approximate. Upon booking a stay, the rental owner will provide an exact address. Sonoma, Wine Country, California, Come stay in the vineyards of Sonoma. We are located (less than 5 minutes to Sonoma Town Square, less than 10 minutes to Infineon Raceway host to NASCAR, NHRA and Russell Racing School, 15 minutes to Napa, 50 minu... Dining, Dining Area, Books, Books for Kids, DVD Player, Games, Games for Kids, Radio, Satellite / Cable, Television, Toys, VCR, Video Library, Activities Guide, Air Conditioning, Basic Soaps, Clothes Dryer, Fireplace, Hair Dryer, Heating, Internet, Iron & Board, Linens Provided, Living Room, Local Activities Guide, Local Maps, Local Restaurant Guide, Parking, Parking Off Street, Shampoo, Toilet Paper, Towels Provided, Washing Machine, Wood Stove, Blender, Coffee Maker, Cooking Utensils, Dishes & Utensils, Dishwasher, Kitchen, Microwave, Oven, Pantry Items, Refrigerator, Stove, Stove, Toaster, Massage, Barbecue, Deck / Patio, Lawn / Garden, Outdoor Grill, Outdoor Grill Gas, Patio, Unscreened Porch / Veranda, cottage, Events Allowed, Long-term Renters Welcome, children welcome, non smoking only, pets considered, suitable for elderly or infirm, Family, Historic, Romantic, Spa, Tourist Attractions, Guests provide their own meals, cottage, autumn foliage, churches, cinemas, coin laundry, library, museums, playground, pond, recreation center, restaurants, theme parks, winery tours, recommended, antiquing, bird watching, horseback riding, scenic drives, sight seeing, walking, Resort, Rural, fitness center, groceries, hospital, laundromat, massage therapist, cycling, fishing, freshwater fishing, golf, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, roller blading, swimming, tennis
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Heroes of the Storm: Talent System Tutorial Released
Heroes of the Storm is currently in beta with hordes of participants from outside the US trying out the game and also assessing Blizzard's take on the MOBA genre.
Heroes of the Storm is pretty much your every day MOBA title with a few new features. In order to help out both new and veteran players understand the game more, Blizzard has released a very comprehensive guide that explains player progression, the talent system, in the game.
Much like their MMO World of Warcraft, Blizzard has gone with talent trees in Heroes of the Storm. The game additionally features multiple maps and game modes which in all means that players can build each hero differently to maximize their potential in various scenarios. One of the worst traits for a MOBA is the one popular build on a character, with disregard to the enemy choices or situations, that decimates everyone upon completion.
Heroes of the Storm also has extinguished the concept of "farming" where players passively stay in their lanes to farm enough gold for items. In Heroes of the Storm: your progression is solely tied to your level, meaning more action right from the word go.
A month ago, an update on the game's launcher suggested that Blizzard is planning to release a Founder's Pack. All free-to-play titles usually get them and hence it won't be of any surprise if Heroes of the Storm receive them as well. The Founder's Pack offers players the chance to get access to the game's upcoming beta as well as access to an in-game wolf mount made of "solid gold."
Blizzard has not confirmed their intentions on this matter for now.