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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy
These cues can include eye movement, taps, or tones. During each set of bilateral stimulus, or dual attention, new associations emerge in the form of insights, other memories, and new emotions. After each set, the client briefly reports what emerged in consciousness and the next focus of attention is identified for processing. The processing targets during EMDR therapy include past events, current triggers, and future needs.


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Here are some fantastic intention quotes to inspire you to take command of the power of intention. You can find even more great quotes here.
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Inspiration is intention obeyed.
It doesn't matter how slowly you go as long as you don't stop.
It takes a deep commitment to change and an even deeper commitment to grow.
When you set an intention, when you commit, the entire universe conspires to make it happen.
A good intention clothes itself with sudden power.
Our intention creates our reality.
Love does not obey our expectations, it obeys our intentions.
God's Will is whatever we do with good intention.
Just what is meant by 'your word?' It means your conscious intention, your conscious direction, your conscious faith and acceptance that, because of what you are doing, the Power of Spirit will flow through your word in the direction you give It.
Intentions compressed into words enfold magical power.
Our repeated failure to fully act as we would wish must not discourage us. It is the sincere intention that is the essential thing, and this will in time release us from the bondage of habits which at present seem almost insurmountable.
Power is the capacity to translate intention into reality and then sustain it
Choose your intention carefully and then practice holding your consciousness to it, so it becomes the guiding light in your life.
Intention moves energy.
It is conscious intention which confers potency in the life of each disciple and initiate.
Intention is the core of all conscious life. It is our intentions that create karma, our intentions that help others,our intentions that lead us away from the delusions of individuality toward the immutable verities of enlightened awareness. Conscious intention colors and moves everything.

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The latest project by photographer and digital artist, Osborne Macharia.
This is the story of a special unit of 4 women in a small village within Kipipiri Forest. They were the wives to 4 of the Mau Mau generals and just like their men, they too had leadership roles. This women would be endowed in the most unique hair styles whenever a full moon was approaching. To the ordinary folk this was normal but to the villagers of Kipipiri their hair style was symbolic.
Props / Styling / Production: KEVIN ABRAHAM
Make Up Artist: VALARY MDEIZI
Hair Stylist: RICHARD KINYUA & CORRINE MUTHONI
Illustrator: JEFF OTIENO
Assistants: VICTOR NDALO, JARED MAINA, JOSEPH KYULE.
CHEP: She was 2nd in command and was always behind Bobo. Being the arms bearer, she was a crafted fighter with more than normal night vision. Her work was to smuggle knives and other blunt weapons for sharpening to and from the Mau Mau hideouts as well as fresh supply of weapons inside her hair.
ACHI: She was the chief cook in the village and in charge of transporting food to the Mau Mau fighters. Her hair was weaved to support carrying baskets of food. At a glance one could tell she had a very strong postured neck. She always prepared an assortment of meals to the fighter's liking.
MWENDE: She was the lead entertainer and the only one among the 4 who never went into the forest. Instead she stayed behind preparing the women in the village in welcoming their men back home. She was a great dancer with powerful vocals and would lead the women in song and dance as the men approached home. She designed her own mouth piece that had pipes connected to vocal resonators in her hair.
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My honor and respect to the Mau Mau sheroes who supported their men during the revolution.
I am sooooooo feeeling this and looooove every single one. My personal favourite is Bobo, I see ankh'cestors in her and see myself in her past, present and future. She has a septum piercing too as I do… Absolutely love. I am not familiar with the roles of what the wives would play but sounds pretty accurate and logical to me.
T'ankh you for this..
Very interesting and artistic! Love!!
So Proud and Loving My African People~~~I see my great grandmother's face in ACHI and as I gaze at her I can taste the food she prepared and cooked in my mouth~~~Thank You Jepchumba for your dedication and love for your African Family ~~~People~~~
Amazing work!
This is all too brilliant and wonderful!
Interesting stuff. Really liked the teachings.
very interesting, knew about the Mau Mau, but not about the women
I absolutely love this! Medase pii for sharing!
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It seemed as if the writers did not want to use the full name Amelia Earhart. The ending was good; I thought the scientists were alive and had escaped the clutches of crazed albinos. Oh well. The two main actors in this episode are good but their voices seemed almost too similar. Some RMT's have an extra intangible element that is hard to pin down that elevates the show and I thought this episode had "it".
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I agree that this show had "it". Suspenseful, and an ending that was not predictable.
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Finally found this episode... plane lands in a mysterious airport and the characters notice once inside, there are no "Departure" signs
I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. "Predictable" is the best way to describe this Fantasy-Mystery story. Don't get me wrong. Arnold Moss's writing for CBSRMT was enjoyable, especially his adaptions of classic stories like "Oedipus the King" from #0628-SO SHALL YE REAP and #0699-THE ADVENTURES OF DON QUIXOTE. But in this particular episode, the Title gave it away. Even in the ending, we all knew what happened to our main characters. It had a great opening scene, suitable characters, creative words to describe the places they were in, but the ending was no big surprise. A better way to title this would be "The Contemplation" because that's exactly what our characters did the whole time during their expedition. Or even call this episode "No Departure" because there was definitely no escape. ACT-1 had sound effects of map charts, airplane hatch, howling wind, and the airplane engine sputtering. But ACT-2 only had footsteps and the bus engine. And ACT-3 only had jungle leaves flapping. I would say that the suspenseful music tunes they used were very supportive. Even the tribal music that played during the 20-minute mark was accommodating. And speaking of accommodating, our Host. In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by bringing up the topic of "Missing Persons." In ACT-1, he mentions mirages/optical illusions. In ACT-2, he mentions Oman Khayyam: a Persian Poet who said in his Rubaiyat poem, "There was the Door to which I found no Key. There was the Veil through which I could not see" which is supportive in this type of mystery. In ACT-3, after realizing what happened to our main characters, he quotes William Shakespeare's Hamlet: "An undiscovered country whose bourne no travelers return" which means he's contemplating death. In his Epilogue, he asks where did the "Missing Persons" disappear to? His quotations from poets and his opening topic were, once again, accommodating just like our cast: Don Scardino (as Kent Floyd), Russell Horton (as Terry Bridgewater), Arnold Moss (as Professor Hans Schneider & the 3rd Assistant to the Mayor), and Carol Teitel (as Lilith & Amelia). Our 2 main actors were likable. Arnold Moss takes his acting performances seriously. And I think Carol Teitel did a lovely job for playing 2 characters where one sounded ancient and the other sounded youthful. If you like Arnold Moss' acting and/or writing, you should check this episode out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)
The sound effect of the exploding plane ( though they were unaware of the plane exploding) was a tough sound to try to pull off, and I think they botched it. Lots of missed opportunities for sound when they were at the futuristic airport, could have at least added in echo to help depict the large open spaces of the terminal.


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"I had a serious mototorcycle accident ..."
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I had a serious mototorcycle accident and consider myself very lucky to have been taken to Addenbrooke's. I was in NCCU for two weeks and D8 for 8 weeks. At all times my care was exceptional but what made the biggest impression on me was the friendliness of all the staff. For the first few weeks I was completely helpless and relied on the nurses and healthcare assistants for everything, even scratching my nose when I had an itch! Although I had managed to fracture all my limbs and a fair bit more besides I was never left in any pain and the friendliness of everybody kept my spirits up which I am sure had a lot to do with my quick recovery. It's a pity I cannot name individuals here as some of the healthcare assistants even made a special effort to come and chat with me during their precious break times if they weren't working in my room, they really are special people! Even the food the was pretty good. Thank you everybody, I owe you.
What could be improved
Nothing, wonderful hospital, wonderful staff. Don't change a thing.
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M&M Cookie Mix in a Jar – A Mason jar filled with pre-measured dry ingredients for M&M cookies. Give the jar as a gift, and all the recipient has to do is add the wet ingredients to the contents of the jar and bake. Fun and festive!
We're in the thick of the holiday baking and gift giving season. I always think that sweets are the way to go when gifting something edible (more giftable sweet treats coming soon!). This is the first year that I've made (and gifted) cookie mix in a jar. It's the perfect way to give someone a shortcut to homemade cookies.
To assemble the jars, all you do is measure the dry ingredients for a cookie recipe and layer them in a jar. It couldn't be simpler! Then decorate the jar and give it as a gift, along with instructions on how to turn the contents of the jar into a batch of cookies (see my recipe for details). The recipient will love having this jar on hand to whip up a batch of homemade M & M cookies with minimal effort.
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M&M Cookie Mix In A Jar
- 1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup M&M's
- 1/3 cup light brown sugar packed
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
Assembling jars:
Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a small bowl. Pour into the bottom of a 1-quart mason jar (I rolled up a paper plate to use as a funnel). Top the flour mixture with M&M's, dropping them in lightly, so that they don't sink into the flour. Top the M&M's with brown sugar, and then granulated sugar (you can use a spoon to carefully scoop the sugars into the jar). Seal with the lid and decorate with ribbon or fabric (see note).
Recipe to include with the jar:
Pour the contents of the jar into a large bowl and stir to combine. Add 1/2 cup of just barely melted (not hot) unsalted butter, 1 beaten egg, and 2 teaspoons vanilla extract. Stir until combined. Chill for 30 minutes. Drop dough by the heaping tablespoon onto lined baking sheets and bake at 350°F for 8-10 minutes, until the centers of the cookies are just barely set.


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Real had Ronaldo opportunity
Real Madrid could have signed Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi had they paid attention to the youth set-up during the Galacticos era.
By Lucas Brown
Last Updated: 05/09/07 3:45pm
Real Madrid could have signed Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Giovani Dos Santos had they paid attention to the youth set-up during the Galacticos era.
The club's technical secretary, Miguel Angel Portugal, has revealed that he was given the chance to sign the trio of stars, but had no money available.
Under Florentino Perez, Madrid became geared towards the star names in the first team and the youth academy was virtually forgotten, resulting in several big names slipping through their fingers.
No finances
"When Giovani (Dos Santos) was 14-years-old, we had the chance to sign him. The same with Messi. I could have had Cristiano Ronaldo too," Portugal revealed.
"It was a shame, but at the time the youth system had no finances to sign players.
"There was a time when the club did not do what was needed for those players.
"That was during the Galacticos period, when it was more important to sign the big-name players over youngsters."
Portugal is confident that the new coach, Bernd Schuster is heading in the right direction and has been impressed with the new man's summer acquisitions.
"Schuster has done well in the transfer market," he added. "He has brought in players that will determine Madrid's style for the next three, four or five years."


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I am the farthest thing from a patient person...I've never been patient and never will be...I'm sitting here waiting for a package and it's driving me crazy! Lol
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I'm curious to know what's in the package though. I'm also nosy, haha.
I'm curious to know what's in the package though. I'm also nosy, haha.
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Due to a very short window between the fall 2017 and spring 2018 semesters, the deadline to apply for spring 2018 ICT/IDT has been moved earlier.
Due to the new ICT process, this page is currently under construction. We appreciate your patience.
|If you are a FALL 2017 Incoming Freshmen
|Continuing Students (i.e. you are not FA17 freshmen)
Attend Pre-engineering (PREP) Info Sessions (RSVP to attend) and will apply to PREP
|Attend ENG ICT/IDT Info Sessions (RSVP to attend) and will apply to ENG
All information: PREP Info Sessions fall 2017.pdf
All information: Engr Transfer Info Sessions-FA17.pdf
Thinking About a Different Major?
Your Options: Don't worry! There are 15 different engineering fields and over 100 majors on campus to choose from! College is the time to explore your major and career options. Close to 40% of Illinois students change their majors at least once, so you're not alone! People change their careers on average between 3-7 times in their lifetimes. You do not need to know what you want to do with the rest of your life right now! Below, you will see a guide as to how you should go about changing departments within the College of Engineering, transferring out of Engineering completely, and transferring into the College of Engineering. Whatever you decide to do, good luck with your new endeavor! As always, stop by our office at 206 Engineering Hall if you have any questions (non-engineering freshmen must attend a PREP information session)!
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See all Undergraduate Programs of Study for a list of all majors, required classes in the curricula, as well as contact information (advisors).
Advisors are always available to help you explore your options and it is essential you consult with them at any step of your journey:
- Advisors will be happy to meet with you and discuss your plans, after you explored on your own possible majors and narrowed it down to a few.
- Meet with your current department/college advisor to let them know about your plans.
- Meet with a college-level advisor of the major you are considering. See all Colleges.
- Meet with a departmental advisor for the major(s) you are considering.
Inter-Departmental and Inter-College Transfer for the College of Engineering
Ready to Start your Engineering Journey?
- Inform us of your interest now and download your Portfolio: Register and Download Portfolio (deadline below).
- When combined with visits to advisors, the Portfolio will be your personal tool to reflect, and ponder on which major best aligns with your interests. A completed Portfolio is required as part of the application process. Curious about what is asked in the Portfolio? Check this!
- Check the College of Engineering Transfer Requirements.
- See the Suggested Sequence for each curriculum, especially the first two semesters.
- Check all Engineering Majors, and check Classes for Each Major.
- Consider taking ENG 101 (only offered in fall semester), an introduction to all engineering majors.
Meet Engineering Advisors:
- Advisors will be happy to meet with you and discuss your plans, after you checked the links above regarding majors, course sequence, and transfer requirements. This may answer a LOT of your questions!
- Meet a college of engineering advisor: we are in 206 Engineering Hall.
- Meet an engineering departmental advisor for the engineering major you are considering.
Important Notes about Performance and Potential for engineering:
- Students with grades below B in technical courses are not good candidates for transfer to Engineering, unless those low performances are amended by retaking the course and earning a higher grade, and as discussed with an engineering advisor (students with more than one grade below B should consider non engineering curricula).
- Students who do not take technical loads that engineering students take each semester (see the Suggested Sequence for each engineering curriculum) are at risk of lowering their chances for transfer (check the College of Engineering Transfer Requirements).
- Discuss any special circumstances with your current department/college academic advisor.
Due to a very short window between the fall 2017 and spring 2018 semesters, the deadline to apply has been moved earlier. See below.
NOTE: There will be an ICT/IDT Information Session on Septmebr 12 and 20 at 5pm-6pm (RSVP please). Students interested in transfer to the college are encouraged to attend. PREP advisors will have Information sessions for FA17 incoming freshmen (see http://dgs.illinois.edu/pre-engineering).
See Slides from Sept. 2016 Info Session and Fall 2016 Transfer Statistics
Ready to Apply for Transfer?
- Make sure you have completed your Portfolio.
- Make sure you have or will have satisfied the College of Engineering Transfer Requirements for the semester you apply for.
Application Process:
- The application consists of your name/UIN/Majors you wish to apply to and uploading your Portfolio.
- While students have the option to indicate up to three engineering majors they wish to apply to, you do NOT need to indicate three majors.
- When ready to apply, submit your petition/application (this will be updated AFTER September 1st- You will then have about one month to apply by the ICT/IDT deadline, which is October 1st)
- Applying after the deadline will automatically delay your application to the following review period for a later semester- No petition will be possible after 11:59PM.
Notifications and Decisions:
- After you Submit Your Petition online, you will receive a confirmation email that your petition is submitted.
- The Committee reviews all applications after grades are available for the current semester.
- Students will be notified of the outcome before the start of the semester they apply to (approximate Notification Dates: July 30th for Fall, January 20th for Spring).
- (*) Students who are taking their last engineering class(es) in summer in order to be considered for fall Transfer (as previously discussed with an advisor in 206 Engineering Hall) will be informed of the outcome before fall semester starts, after summer grades are available.
Dual Degrees (one in the College of Engineering)
- Engineering students who want to apply for an engineering secondary major will:
- Apply for IDT.
- Register here for Dual Degree.
- Non-engineering students who want to apply for an engineering secondary major will:
- Notify their current college of their intentions (additional paperwork within current college is likely necessary).
- Apply for ICT.
- Register here for Dual Degree.
- College of Engineering students who had to change College for their secondary major - i.e. who had to transfer out of the college of engineering for one year- do not need to re-apply for ICT for their primary major in engineering, but instead fill out this Form and meet an advisor in 206 Engineering Hall.
Dual Degrees (College of Engineering+ILEE)
- Engineering students who want to apply for the ILEE dual degree will find all information at this Link (you will need an updated resume, an Application ILEE Portfolio and a plan of study). Make sure to also Register here for Dual Degree after you have been accepted.
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This section will contain tools and resources to help students in their exploration.
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Register for ENG 101 "Engineering at Illinois"
Engineering At Illinois is an introduction to undergraduate programs of study available in the College of Engineering and the potential careers of graduates of those programs. The course is aimed at students who may be interested in an Engineering major. This is a 1-hour course offered in fall semesters. Please consult the Course Schedule for more details.


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I love potatoes, especially with cheese. Got this from a Cabot cheese pamphlet.
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- 1 head garlic, top trimmed
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 3 lbs potatoes, scrubbed
- 1⁄8 teaspoon kosher salt
- 8 ounces light cheddar cheese, grated
- 2 tablespoons chopped chipotle peppers
- 1 tablespoon sliced jalapeno pepper, garnish
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Put garlic head on large square of aluminum foil and drizzle with oil. Gather foil around garlic, twisting top to close tightly. Bake 60 minutes or until pulp is golden and very soft. When cool enough to handle, break apart cloves and squeeze pulp from each into a small bowl; mash to puree with fork.
- In large pot of boiling, salted water, cook potatoes until tender, about 20 minute Drain well and return to pot.
- Add cheddar cheese, chiptole peppers and garlic puree. Mash to combine, leaving potatoes very chunky. Garnish with jalepeno peppers.


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Too many frickin pillows….seriously the pillows are going to take over our house. I was in a desperate need to clean up and declutter this week and these random pillows almost made their way to Goodwill. Instead, I came up with another purpose for them on the front porch. If you don't have any random pillows laying around…and you want to make some of these for your front porch, check the local garage sales this weekend—I am sure you will find something that will be good enough to recover for the porch.
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Hey yall! How was the weekend?? We had a great time doing not much:) It was too hot for me to start pulling out the fall decorations…booooo…. I am so itchin for a crisp morning. We did look at a few open houses on Sunday. Yes, you heard that right….open houses. We are just seeing what might be out there….starting to miss our yard a little—especially with 2 pups running around. Most likely we will stay put…but we are open to possibilities;)
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Y'all see Bad Moms movie? I went last night with my fellow bad moms….really funny movie. Lots of laughs and one liners…none of which I can remember today–let alone post here…but look it up on Youtube (after you are done watching today's video of course:)
Dang… I'm kind of tired of the hot weather! This time of year… around my birthday (#43 on Sunday whoot whoot:)… I start wishing for sweaters and jeans and the crisp fall air. I know we're probably in for about a month more of Summer…but I'm hoping it fall comes quickly.
I have been busy and my bub's room this week….loving how it is coming together. To bring you up to speed check out the moodboard for this project for my Teen boy room.
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Hey yall! Back to school time in full swing here! Bubs started on Friday and peanut starts on Wednesday. Tomorrow will be the last day that I get up and drive my people to school—wow…hard to believe. They will be taking turns driving each other to school. Helps out that their schools are down the street from each other. It is weird though. When they get their license there is this whole new freedom—not just for them…but for me too. It is nice….but at the same time it is just one more milestone that comes and goes too quickly. They are gaining independence…and that is a good thing. I am happy for them….and just a little sad to see another chapter close—but 95% happy…only a tad sappy:) I keep repeating the mantra…I am here to help them be happy, independent people—and driving is just one more step to them living their own lives…and for that I feel very blessed and grateful.
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There used to be this Penny Candy Shop where my Grammie lived…. In the summertime she/my mom and dad would give us a dime and we would ride our bikes and fill up our little bags with 10 Swedish Fish. I'm sure it was her and my mom's way of maybe getting us out of the house for a little bit. We love that shop. It was called Klem's Penny Candy Shop in Avalon, New Jersey. I wish they still had stores like that that kids could go in and use a dime for a cheap thrill like 10 Swedish Fish.


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When Clinton Portis joined Joe Gibbs as his cornerstone acquisition of 2004, the running back realized he was no longer at the University of Miami.
Portis came into the NFL with that Hurricanes confidence. He told reporters in Denver at the start of his first training camp that he was going to be the best back in football. He responded with consecutive 1,500-yard seasons, proving a point. He was a feature back coming from a great program.
But the Redskins' situation was different from Denver's. Gibbs is a Hall of Fame coach, but the pieces didn't fit as well. Laveranues Coles and Rod Gardner were slower, possession receivers. Gibbs' offensive linemen weren't like those Portis had in Denver. The Redskins' blockers were bigger but a little slower than the quick, more athletic Broncos' linemen. Suddenly, Portis felt as though he was on a treadmill -- running more but not really going anywhere.
Portis combined for nearly 3,100 rushing yards and averaged 5.5 yards a carry in two seasons with Denver. As a Redskin last season, he had 343 carries. His yardage total dropped to 1,315 and his rushing average fell to 3.8. The onetime slasher was a pounder, and defenses were pounding him.
"Teams stuffed the box on us," left tackle Chris Samuels said. "We really couldn't throw the ball downfield."
After a disappointing 6-10 mark in 2004, Gibbs thought long and hard about himself. He admitted other first-year coaches had done a better job than he had, not unlike in his first Redskins season -- in 1981 -- when he lost his first five games. As Gibbs made his return from the auto racing circuit, the game hadn't passed him by but he knew he needed to make a few adjustments in the scheme, and he needed a different approach.
Fortunately for Portis, Gibbs reached out to a former University of Miami friend. He traded Coles to the Jets for Santana Moss. Moss was a first-rounder in 2001. Portis went in the second round in 2002. But things were quite different in D.C. Strangely, Moss and Portis found they weren't surrounded by as much talent in the NFL, so they were expected to make big plays all the time. If they didn't, they might be labeled disappointments.
"The thing was, at Miami, we had a gang of receivers and we had a gang of running backs," Moss said. "Clinton would get in in the second quarter sometimes and he'd get 100 yards. He's one of those guys who didn't need anything more than 10 carries to get 100 yards."
Portis was the star Hurricanes back sandwiched between Edgerrin James and Willis McGahee. Najeh Davenport was also in his backfield. Moss was in the same draft class as Colts first-rounder Reggie Wayne on a Miami team that had Jeremy Shockey at tight end and was grooming Andre Johnson at wide receiver. The Hurricanes were loaded.
The Redskins? They were struggling.
Moss changed that. His acquisition, along with the signing of former Patriots receiver David Patten, gave Gibbs a different approach to the offense. Moss and Patten were smaller and quicker. They had more big-play ability when they caught the ball. The idea of better run-after-the-catch numbers translated into better runs for Portis.
"Clinton means everything," Moss said. "As a receiver, you have a guy like Clinton and the way he runs. He means a lot to me. When you sit back and play a Cover 2 defense and play the zone, and you have a guy like Clinton jumping through the holes, you have to bring the safeties up sooner or later. That leaves me as a receiver on an island one-on-one. That's what a receiver prays for -- one-on-one coverage."
Moss had his best season under this system. He caught 84 passes for 1,483 yards and nine touchdowns. In New York, he was considered brittle. He always seemed to have a nick. After the trade to the Redskins, Moss trained harder and has been incredibly durable. Thanks to his reunion with Portis, he found ways to adjust when defenses started double-teaming him.
Double-teaming Moss means more running room for Portis. Defenses had headaches all season trying to figure out where to put their emphasis.
"I think Santana has helped us tremendously," Samuels said. "He's made some awesome plays for us. Coach Gibbs came up with new protections during the offseason that help us out with the blitz. When coach Gibbs got back, he had to feel his way out and feel out what the league was doing. The new protections helped us on third downs, but the biggest thing is his smashmouth football."
The Redskins' offense is physical. The line is big and powerful. Gibbs often uses two tight ends to provide more bodies to bang defenses. Often, Moss might be the only receiver going into routes. With Portis' skills working off of Moss', the balance works.
The association with Gibbs has made Portis a different, more physical and complete back.
"Clinton is extremely physical," Gibbs said. "I go back to this because the very first time we felt we had the chance to trade for Clinton, we went and got the films, and if you ask him the plays he likes the best, he'll tell you it's the inside running. Even though he's very good on the edge and he's got great speed, he is a physical inside runner. From that standpoint, I'm not surprised that he runs so well inside. Even with the crease plays in Denver, if you watched him, he'd start outside for most of them and slam it back inside. He's a good inside runner, and I think that comes along with being tough."
His toughness was on display against the Eagles on Sunday. In the third quarter, his entire body was twisted backward in a painful tackle that made it look as though he had suffered a serious injury. Portis was back on the field within a couple of plays and leveled a hard block on a blitzing linebacker.
"I think he's grown up so much," Moss said. "You see the physical part of him now. He was a slasher in college. Now, he showed he can bang with the biggest guy."
The wind was knocked out of Portis. His shoulders were burning. His body was aching. But he was running well against the Eagles. He was getting his inside runs, and they were opening up the outside passes to Moss.
"For me, the punishment I take and the times when guys are pushing me down or doing something nasty under the pile, I just try to return the favor," Portis said. "They have the opportunity to hit me when I have the ball in my hand, and I figure I have the opportunity to hit you. I try to do them the same way they do me."
Such physical play wasn't needed from Portis at Miami.
"He didn't have to do that in college," Moss said. "We had big linemen and tight ends who stayed into the block."
With the Redskins, Moss and Portis are having a blast together. It shows Gibbs knew exactly what he was doing when he traded for them.
John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Spring fever has hit. Time to spruce up for spring at the antique mall.
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Sunday, February 19, 2012
I have been busy working at home getting some things done for my antique booth. Heres a preview of my favorites.
|Graphite Gateleg Table
|Rag Tie lampshade
|Floor Lamp painted in old white.
Be sure and visit my friend "Toni' at her blog at the top of my page,
"Shabby Shoppe Talk"
she has some beautiful furniture make overs this past week.
Comments are always welcome,
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Ready for Spring
Sharing at Miss Mustard Seed.
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Moms Way
Many of my friends and family that know me here visit my blog know I love christmas. My mom was a huge decorator at christmas and so it just comes natural, I mean its what your suppose to do according to mom. So I thought even though the christmas holiday is gone, I will show you my collections of christmas that I love to display for my family and myself. Enjoy.
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With the release of Humshakals round the corner, the cast of the film has been on a promotional spree. Which gives us an array of some super stylish and some not so up to the mark appearances by the leading ladies Esha Gupta and Tamannaah. We decode 'em for you. Pick your favourite!
Hit and miss
At the recently held Dubai press meet, while Esha put forward a chic avatar in the Malini Ramani ensemble, Tamannaah gave us a fun look in a Bart Simpson printed t-shirt paired with a blue pencil skirt from Bebe. She accessorised it with earrings from Isharya and a cuff from Futurology.
Well, Tamannaah could've given the cuff a miss and kept the look simple. Esha definitely stole the show with the loud print and the tantalising slit.
For us Esha wins this one. You agree?
Bang on!
The cast promoted their film on the set of Dance India Dance for the second time and the Humshakals' hotties were at their sartorial best. Leggy lass Esha wore an Atsu dress with Dior sandals. Loose waves, bold red lips and a gorgeous pair of Manish Malhotra for Amrapali earrings finished off her look.
On the other hand Tamannah opted for Farah Sanajana separates and Louboutin pumps. She added the appropriate pop of colours to the outfit with her pink lips and nails and the funky neon Villiyan earrings.
Head to toe, perfect avatars from both the glamdolls, we rave!
Sexy vs Vintage
Tamannaah gave a dramatic touch to her printed Asos dress with a vintage bob. The hair and make-up was flawless. But the slingbacks that were meant to add a bit of fun quotient were slightly off for this attire. A pair of nudes would've looked so much better.
On the contrary, Esha rocked in a green Pankaj and Nidhi dress that she accessorised with hoop earrings and a statement ring. We're glad she picked the golden Loboutins and didn't go for obvious nude or black shades. Sexy and chic!
Esha's a clear winner! Agree?
Pretty in pink
Esha is known for her love for crop tops and she knows how to rock them. But this particular avatar was an exception. A black crop top and the printed GAS skirt! We're not fans of the pairing! The flats are wrong for the look and the make-up and jewellery a bit too much. Sigh, it's a rare miss.
Tamannaah looked lovely in the Henry Holland creation. A necklace from Pretty Stoned and nude pumps from Christian Louboutin finished her look. The updo complemented the attire well. Fabulous!
Tamannaah wins this one, hands down!
Chic start
The co-actresses visited the sets of Dance India Dance to kick off the promotions of Humshakals and both were at their girly best.
Esha gave us quite a Barbie doll déjà vu in the Abdul Halder separates, which she wore with suede purple Zara pumps and a hair clip by Mrinalini Chandra. The look was refreshing but the clip was unnecessary.
Tamannaah colour-blocked her Petter Pilotto dress with Dior pumps. We like the fact that she kept her jewellery and make- up minimal. A chic ponytail finished off her look. Simple and fun!
Guess Tamannaah beats Esha yet again!
Trailer Launch
For the big event, both the ladies put their best fashion foot forward.
Esha stunned everyone in a blue Hemant and Nidhi creation teamed with a statement knuckleduster style AeTee ring and Louboutin slingbacks. The stylish ponytail helped in highlighting the leather panel of the dress and was a smart move.
Tamannaah opted for a Nasty Girl pencil skirt and a white high neck crop top. Soft curls and statement earrings finished her look. A minor grip for us is the make-up, apart from that Tamannaah looked hot!
For these awesome avatars, both the divas get our vote.
Which one's sartorial choices did you like more?


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Beth Ravelli thought she finally could rest this year after Gov. Chris Christie signed the last of a series of bills in January to address dyslexia and reading disabilities in New Jersey.
Instead, she and dyslexia advocacy groups are busier than ever as parents in New Jersey search for information on services, and people from other states and countries contact them to learn how to get similar bills passed.
"I just heard from a mother in Northfield, and she's at least the 10th parent I've heard from since the screening bill was signed," Ravelli said. "Their letters make me cry, but it's hard for me to find time to help them. (My husband) John said they just have to learn to do what I did."
For almost a decade, the Ocean City resident has been a tireless advocate for new laws that help children with dyslexia and other reading disorders get appropriate services. Her daughter, Samantha, 16, was diagnosed in third grade, and Ravelli struggled to find services to help her.
On Monday, she learned just how widespread the issue has become when a film crew from the Educational Broadcasting System in Seoul, South Korea, came to Ocean City to film a class at the Intermediate School and interview Ravelli and Samantha.
As the crew members talked about raising awareness of dyslexia in their country, where little is known, Ravelli said it sounded very much like where she was a decade ago when she began trying to get help for Samantha, who even by third grade could not read.
Ravelli is helping to organize a free workshop at Richard Stockton College on April 11 to update parents and educators on dyslexia, the new laws and what they mean for students and parents.
Members of Decoding Dyslexia NJ have been organizing workshops around the state and working with chapters in 45 other states to get similar laws passed.
"We're trying to educate parents about what the laws will and won't do and how to get them implemented," said Liz Barnes, of Plumsted Township, a founder of DDNJ. "I really think parents will have to take the initiative to get districts to do the testing."
A new law requires that students who show signs of a reading disability be tested by the second semester of second grade. There have been concerns about the costs, and lack of information about the testing. Barnes said some school districts have contacted DDNJ about providing information for teachers.
"We are very pleased that some districts are being proactive," she said of another law that requires teachers to get training in reading disabilities.
Amy Hadley, coordinator of the communications disorders program at Stockton, said she is recommending her students attend the workshop and has begun testing some screening tools in local schools. Stockton's Southern Regional Institute is developing workshops for teachers.
Yoon Nyung Lee, a reporter with EBS, said they came to Ocean City to see a school that was successfully using a program for children with dyslexia.
"We wanted a role model, to show how a proper school can help," she said. A curriculum has been developed in Korea, and there are plans for a pilot project at a school in Seoul.
The Ravellis had moved to Ocean City, which offers the Wilson reading system, in 2006. The Korean news crew contacted Beth after reading news articles about her journey to get help for Samantha and all children with dyslexia.
On Monday, the Korean news crew filmed reading specialist Ita Laterman working with three fifth-graders. Ocean City's director of special services, Matthew Carey, said since they started the program in the elementary school a decade ago, they have seen a reduction in the need for services in the upper grades, because students are learning to read.
"They get tested in the elementary school, but here in the intermediate school is where the intense intervention comes in," Carey said.
Barnes said she is excited to see parents learning more and asking questions.
"Before, you felt like you were the only person going through this," she said of trying to get services for her daughter. "We are trying to empower parents to do things for themselves in their districts. The real tragedy would be if the laws got passed, then nothing happened."
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It could be a friend or a new family member you just met for the first time. Who ever comes to your mind lets just say it like that. Sometimes I wonder if I could read someones thoughts how cool would it be but scary at the same time. What about if they act like they like you but while reading their thoughts you realize they hate you. What about if they think there better then you? Just like the pic I put up them saying that. If you could have that ability would you want it? Explain why or why not?
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all the world is a stage and we are merely players. almost everyone has the ability to see threw the act to a certain point, some are more in tune with it more than others are. i for one can read certain people pretty well others i can not. the ones i dont get a clear picture of i avoid. just like the person you describe, i would probably avoid do to a fuzzy picture i would get from them.
as would i want a gift you describe in some ways i feel i have it. when i was young and didn't understand it i didn't want it now i understand it i would be lost with out it.
as for life with it , its a lonely one because you dont let many people in to your world.11|00|0
I can totally relate to you I believe I can read people pretty well too. So it can be hard at times because you can't lie to yourself because what you feel about the person is mainly true.
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It would be an interesting power to have. I think I'd like it, but hate it, too. All the negative thoughts may overwhelm, depress, or frustrate me, especially if I couldn't do anything to help those people out.11|00|0
I can totally understand that
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We the undersigned certify that this day Kesiah Meaders Relict of Thomas Meaders deceased appeared before us acting justice of the peace for Whitley County and being privately examined apart from all her friends by us she freely and voluntarily acknowledged that she was perfectly satisfied and consentive and perfectly satisfied with the deed of conveyance made by her deceased husband to their son Pleasant Meadors and that she freely and voluntarily relinquishes her rights of dower to the said one hundred acres of land and acknowledge the deed of conveyance to be her act and DeedSigned 14 Sept 1826 Wm B. Creekmore JP, J White JP
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This article was published 7/9/2013 (1444 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
It's easy to shrug small dramas off when your team is 8-1 and chewing up the league, so Justin Goltz' touchdown jab last week hardly ruffled Kory Sheets.
Yes, Goltz riffed on the Saskatchewan Roughriders tailback's trademark suit-and-tie celebration. Yes, he apologized. No, Sheets was not offended.
"It was a cute imitation," Sheets said, and punctuated that with an impish grin.
'(Goltz' imitation) was kinda funny, comical, but we got something for him this week. We're going to pull it out with a good touchdown'-- Roughriders running back Kory Sheets
"It's the way he did it, it had no muscle behind it. You gotta have muscle when you're doing that celebration. You can't just do it flimsy like he did. He is a quarterback, he's not expected to do much."
To be clear, that tongue-in-cheekery doesn't mean the Riders will just let the joke go when they get onto Investors Group Field today. No, they have a payback plan in store.
"(Goltz' imitation) was kinda funny, comical, but we got something for him this week," Sheets said, speaking to media Saturday. "We're going to pull it out with a good touchdown."
Oh boy Banjo Bowl, here we go. This is the kind of swagger a team takes on when they're the best in the league, facing down the bottom ranked.
The kind of swagger that announces a team marching into enemy territory on the back of a historic winning record -- and one that is pretty sure they can win again.
And why not? Part of the reason the Bombers even got in the game in Regina last week, battling to an 18-14 halftime lead, was due to Rider penalties.
"It was one of those things where there's a lot of emotion... You get that adrenaline so high, and sometimes you kind of lose control," head coach Corey Chamblin said on Saturday, sounding totally nonplussed. "Hopefully we can clean those things up and just play a good style of football."
For the Riders, that will likely mean activating Sheets, who was comparatively quiet last week: he rushed for 91 yards in the Labour Day Classic, only the second time in nine games he was held to under 130 on the ground.
"It was more of a passing game last week," Sheets said.
"But I don't think that's going to be a problem this week. I just have a different feeling going into this week. They're going to be focussed on the pass, and forget about the run."
Wait, he thinks that the Bombers will forget about an explosive back who leads the CFL in rushing yards with a whopping 1,149, including eight carries that ended at the touchdown line?
Even after he's just publicly announced that to be the case? "When you gotta cover (Riders receivers) Weston Dressler and Geroy Simon and Chris Getzlaf, it's pretty easy to do," Sheets replied.
Well, can't argue with that. Still, though Chamblin agreed his team has been cocky since before the season started, he's pulling some of that swagger back: the first half of the season is done, the Riders coach said, and the new one just begun.
They don't know how far new Bombers offensive co-ordinator Marcel Bellefeuille is in his revamp. Yeah, the Riders have had success, but that could change at any time.
"They gave us a good shot (last week)," Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant said. "They played a great first three quarters, to be honest with you. We know that if we take these guys lightly, they can jump on us and get a win... I think it's going to be wild, and I'm looking forward to it."


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Chicken Cordon Bleu Soup
READY IN: 45mins
Recipe by love4culinary
I'm posting this in response to a request. I havent tried it as yet.
Top Review by LorenLou
This soup had a fantastic flavor, but it turned out to be so thick that it could not have been served to guests. It was almost one big ball of cheese! Maybe I did something wrong - didn't melt the cheese slowly enough? I don't know, as it was very delicious, I think I may try to make it again, melting very, very slowly, and using less cheese. Sorry!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- vegetable oil, enough to saute chicken
- 1020.58 g boneless skinless chicken breasts, diced
- 1419.54 ml whole milk
- 44.37 ml chicken base
- 9.85 ml tarragon, whole leaf
- 2.46 ml garlic powder
- 2.46 ml white pepper
- 1.23 ml curry powder
- 1360.77 g swiss cheese
- 118.29 ml chablis
- 236.59 ml sour cream
- 453.59 g cooked ham or 453.59 g Canadian bacon or 453.59 g smoked ham, diced
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- First you will want to saute your chicken in your oil until it is cooked through (dont overcook) and set it aside.
- Next you will want to take out a double boiler and heat your milk in a double boiler (where you water underneath is boiling slightly).
- Next you will add your chicken base, tarragon, garlic, white pepper, and curry powder.
- When the milk is warm, you will want to add your swiss cheese, mixing it until melted and smooth.
- Once the cheese has melted, add your chapblis very slowly.
- Stir lightly, constantly and add your sour cream and combine thoroughly.
- Add ham and sauted chicken to the double boiler and cook for about 15 minutes on low simmer until heated through (make sure the water in your double boiler isnt boiling!).


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With a population hovering around 130,000, the Holy City {That's Charleston, South Carolina, for you Yanks } might not be a big city—but weddings are big business there: More than $150 million is spent on weddings in Charleston every year. The city saw an average of 107 weddings a week in 2014, and not all those brides and grooms were local. Around a quarter of U.S. couples are hosting destination weddings, and South Carolina is the No. 5 state for destination brides and grooms.
If you find yourself in Charleston (whether you're a wedding guest, part of a bachelorette party, or the one saying "I do") here's what we loved when we swung through for Charleston Fashion Week's Spring Bridal Show. (In retrospect, we ate a LOT.)
A photo posted by Kimberly Fusaro (@kimberlyfusaro) on Mar 17, 2016 at 2:42pm PDT
THE RESTORATION The coolest hotel we've stayed at in recent memory—possibly ever. The suites are huge, the decor is painstakingly perfect, and the location can't be beat. Plus, it has a pint-size pool (just right for cooling off) and a restaurant with sick sunset views. The hotel's creative direction/designer is also a perfumer, so it smells really, really good. Ask about the custom motorcycles, like the one above.
FABULOUS FROCKS If your dream dress is way out of your budget, have a look here. Their stock of secondhand wedding gowns is impeccable, and they carry lots of our favorite designers, including Monique Lhuillier.
A video posted by Glamour Magazine (@glamourmag) on Mar 19, 2016 at 5:34pm PDT
KATE McDONALD BRIDAL This homegrown Charleston designer is sweet as pie—and if her wedding dresses (like that lace-sleeved number above) could talk, they'd scream "Southern Bride."
WHITE ON DANIEL ISLAND High style down South: If you just must have a designer wedding dress, look here for gowns by Jenny Packham, Marchesa, and others.
ALSO NOTABLE: Brand-new bridal shops—including Lovely Bride and Betty Bridal Atelier will open their doors soon. And an old favorite, Bridal House of Charleston, has seen a revival with new ownership and new-to-Charleston designers.
MAGNIFILOUS TOY EMPORIUM If you need to bring your nephew a souvenir or pick up a thank-you gift for your flower girl, this toy store is the best.
REEDS Still looking for a wedding present for your groom? Reeds is the only Cartier dealer in the state, and their watch collection is jaw-dropping. (We know. We tried on most of it.)
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CROGHAN'S JEWEL BOX This hundred-year-old shop has been selling jewelry for four generations for a very good reason: It's magical. We got lost for at least an hour (that's just a sampling of their vintage engagement ring collection above) and we would have moved right in.
BUTCHER & BEE & THE DAILY A breakfast spot its sister coffee shop. Don't bother going anywhere else.
JENI'S This Ohio-based ice cream maker has eight shops nationwide with every flavor you're craving—even if you haven't heard of them yet: Salted Peanut Butter With Chocolate Flecks, Wildberry Lavender, and Riesling Poached Pear Sorbet.
LEON'S OYSTER SHOP If avocado toast is wrong, we don't want to be right. And the peel-and-eat shrimp comes in a messy-but-worth-it mountain-size serving. Get both with the grapefruit beer. Go home full. Thank us later.
RUE DE JEAN The food was delicious and we got the perfect little table for dinner outside.
VIRGINIA'S Someone said not to leave Charleston without trying Virginia's She Crab Soup. We're still not sure what it is, but it's delicious—don't forget the corn bread.
THE WESTENDORFFA sun-filled space with an awesome regional menu. So good for brunch. (And probably dinner and drinks, too.)
A photo posted by Kimberly Fusaro (@kimberlyfusaro) on Mar 17, 2016 at 6:08pm PDT
CANDLEFISH We did a candle-making workshop here and loved, loved, loved it. It's also a fun store that sells lots of cool things from local artists, including these Made on Marlow cocktail napkins. Clearly a Glamour Do. (The gold hand-painted macarons are by ABCD, a local cake designer.)
OLD SOUTH CARRIAGE COMPANY See the city by horse-drawn carriage. Go as a group, or do a romantic tour for two.
UNVEILED: WEDDING FASHION IN THE SOUTH A cool display of Southern wedding dresses you can see through mid-July.
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Woody Allen has opened up about his controversial relationship with Soon-Yi Previn.
Allen, 79, began dating Previn, 44, while he was in a live-in relationship with her adopted mother, Mia Farrow.
He attributes their previous parent-child dynamic with their success as a couple.
"I lucked out in my last relationship," the director tells NPR in a new interview. "I've been married now for 20 years, and it's been good. I think that was probably the odd factor that I'm so much older than the girl I married.
"I'm 35 years older, and somehow, through no fault of mine or hers, the dynamic worked," he continued.
"I was paternal. She responded to someone paternal. I liked her youth and energy. She deferred to me, and I was happy to give her an enormous amount of decision-making just as a gift and let her take charge of so many things. She flourished. It was just a good-luck thing."
Previn has previously denied that she was looking for a father figure in Allen.
"To think that Woody was in any way a father or stepfather to me is laughable," she told Time in 1992 after their relationship became public.
"My parents are Andre Previn and Mia, but obviously they're not even my real parents. I came to America when I was 7. I was never remotely close to Woody."
The couple began dating at the end of his 12 year relationship with Mia Farrow, who he has two adopted children and one biological child with.
Farrow found nude photos of 20-year-old Previn at Allen's apartment (Farrow and Allen never lived together).
Now, Allen says, he never thought the relationship with Previn would last.
"I started the relationship with her and I thought it would just be a fling, it wouldn't be serious," he said.
"But it had a life of its own. And I never thought it would be anything more. Then we started going together, then we started living together, and we were enjoying it. And the age difference didn't seem to matter. It seemed to work in our favour, actually."
Previn and Allen now have two adopted children together.
"She enjoyed being introduced to many, many things that I knew from experience, and I enjoyed showing her those things," he says of their relationship. "She took them, and outstripped me in certain areas that I showed her.
"That's why I'm a big believer in luck. I feel that you can't orchestrate those things. Two people come along, and they have a trillion exquisite needs and neuroses and nuances, and they have to mesh. And if one of them doesn't mesh, it causes a lot of trouble. It's like the trace vitamin not being in your body. It's a tiny little thing, but if you don't have it, you die."
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Top 10 Wacky Liberal Beliefs in Phoenix
Liberals in metro Phoenix, much like their counterparts on the right, have sacred cows ripe for slaughter. Here are 10 of them:
10. Private prisons are 100 percent evil. Never mind the death, rape, and mayhem in public prisons and jails.
Progressives prefer public facilities, like Arpaio's Tent City (seen here), over private prisons.
9. The ultra-conservative Koch bothers rule the nation, even though President Obama somehow won re-election.
The billionaire capitalist Koch brothers own the political system. Still, Obama was elected twice.
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8. Once the Confederate battle flag is banned from the public sphere, racial harmony will bloom.
According to liberals, this car (on a sitcom that poked fun at itself) is racist.
7. All Republicans are equally bad, whether Russell Pearce, Joe Arpaio, Jeff Flake, or Mark Brnovich.
To some progressives in town, all Republicans are as sinister as Russell Pearce and Sheriff Joe.
Stephen Lemons
6. Saying "white lives matter" or "all lives matter" is racist, no matter how liberal you are.
On the flip side, if lefties agree with you, they don't care about your past, like with activist Tia Oso.
5. Threatening people because you disagree with them is okay sometimes, especially if they use words you don't like.
If your article doesn't use the exact words that some liberals want, you might get a creepy package like this one, which New Times received recently.
4. Solar power cannot be criticized, even if it's not realistic and can only survive with government subsidies.
3. Criticizing rioters and looters in other cities, like these folks in Baltimore, is a sign of "white privilege."
2. Wearing a V for Vendetta -style Guy Fawkes mask during a protest does not make you look silly.
1. A 74-year-old socialist from Vermont, who could double for Christopher Lloyd's Doc Brown in Back to the Future, can absolutely win a general election for president.
Doc Brown: "Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads."
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Thanks Nasa!
The Magic of the Cities.
Zen promotes the rediscovery of the obvious, which is so often lost in its familiarity and simplicity. It sees the miraculous in the common and magic in our everyday surroundings. When we are not rushed, and our minds are unclouded by conceptualizations, a veil will sometimes drop, introducing the viewer to a world unseen since childhood. ~ John Greer
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so, no Lunar Eclipse.
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Yes, I heard about the Lunar Eclipse. clear sky here but we couldn't see it ! impressive images from Nasa !
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have a good day Carraol
Enjoyed the images!
this is pure art !
well done, saluti dall'Italia
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SHOW TYPE: Musical
The following is a list of songs in the show or that have been included in the show in various versions:
Main Program
Wake Up and DreamI've Got a Crush on YouI Loved Him But He Didn't Love Mea.k.a. I Loved Him (But He Didn't Love Me)Looking at YouThe Banjo That Man Joe PlaysDance of the Crinoline LadiesDance of the RagamuffinsEntrance of EmigrantsAqua Sincopada TangoWhat Is This Thing Called Love?a.k.a. What Is This Thing Called LoveWait Until It's BedtimeOperatic Pillsa.k.a. PillsAfter All, I'm Only a Schoolgirla.k.a. After All, I'm Only a School GirlLet's Do It, Let's Fall in LoveI Dream of a Girl in a ShawlNight Club Openinga.k.a. Night Club Quarteta.k.a. The Night ClubI'm a GigoloI Want to Be Raided by YouWhicha.k.a. Which Is the Right Life?
Cut prior to London opening
The Extra ManThe Lady I LoveMy Louisa
Additional Material
Too Beautiful for WordsShe's Such a Comfort to MeMore Incredible HappeningsFancy Our MeetingWhy Wouldn't I Do?
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1046?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#action_12477386 ] Andrzej Bialecki commented on HADOOP-1046: ------------------------------------------- Right - the exception handling in DataNode.DataXceiver.writeBlock() is less than ideal - even though it catches the exception it still continues to FSDataset.finalizeBlock () as if nothing happened. Regarding your concern: the timeout value here is 1 hour - this is way way longer than the ipc.timeout, which determines how long the socket connections are kept around. Once the connection is broken we end up in this condition. It's true that we should avoid getting here - I'll see if I can figure out how to do it, and prepare a separate issue for this. > Datanode should periodically clean up /tmp from partially received (and not completed) block files > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-1046 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1046 > Project: Hadoop > Issue Type: Bug > Components: dfs > Affects Versions: 0.9.2, 0.12.0 > Environment: Cluster of 10 machines, running Hadoop 0.9.2 + Nutch > Reporter: Andrzej Bialecki > Assigned To: Andrzej Bialecki > Fix For: 0.12.0 > > Attachments: fsdataset.patch > > > Cluster is set up with tasktrackers running on the same machines as datanodes. Tasks create heavy load in terms of local CPU/RAM/diskIO. I noticed a lot of the following messages from the datanodes in such situations: > 2007-02-15 05:30:53,298 WARN dfs.DataNode - Failed to transfer blk_-4590782726923911824 to xxx.xxx.xxx/10.10.16.109:50010 > java.net.SocketException: Connection reset > .... > java.io.IOException: Block blk_71053993347675204 has already been started (though not completed), and thus cannot be created. > My reading of the code in DataNode.DataXceiver.writeBlock() and FSDataset.writeToBlock() + FSDataset.java:459 suggests the following scenario: there is no cleanup of temporary files in /tmp that are used to store the incomplete blocks being transferred. If the datanode is CPU-starved and drops the connection while creating this temp file, the source datanode will attempt to transfer it again - but there is already a file under this name in /tmp, because when the connection was dropped the target datanode didn't bother to cleanup. > I also see that this section is unchanged in trunk/. > The solution to this would be to check the age of the physical file in the /tmp dir, in FSDataset.java:436 - if it's older than a few hours or so, we should delete it and proceed as if there were no ongoing create op for this block. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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June 29th, 2016
See this pup set record by popping 100 balloons in less than 40 seconds!
This quick-acting pooch just set a new standard for balloon popping. Twinkie, a Jack Rusell terrier, was able to pop 100 balloons in just under 40 seconds, to take the Guinness World Records title for his talent. He beat the previous record by two seconds!


text: Demographics UNH Study: N.H. Now Among 17 States Where White Deaths Exceed White Births By Rick Ganley & Michael Brindley • Nov 30, 2016 Flickr New Hampshire has joined a growing list of states where more white people are dying than are being born. That's according to a University of New Hampshire study released Tuesday, which found 17 states experiencing this demographic shift known as "white natural decrease." That's up from just four states in 2004. New Hampshire's Millennials: An Update on the State's Young Adults By The Exchange • Jun 29, 2016 Wendy Nelson / Flickr/CC We're talking with millennials from the state for an update on whether and why more young adults are leaving the New Hampshire than coming to it, and what it means for the economy. Listen Listening... / 55:43 This program was originally broadcast on 3/10/16. How N.H. Went from Deep Red to Swing State Over the Course of a Few Elections By Steve Koczela • Jun 7, 2016 AP Ronald Reagan clobbered Jimmy Carter in the 1980 New Hampshire presidential election. Four years later, he did the same to Walter Mondale. So resounding were those thumpings, Carter won just two towns in the state, Mondale five. Republican supremacy in the state did not start with Reagan, nor did it end with him. But Reagan's two victories may represent the GOP high-water mark in New Hampshire presidential contests. The question now is: Has Republican support in the state bottomed out, or could it continue to fall in 2016? And what might Donald Trump, this year's unconventional GOP nominee, mean for this trend? Lawmakers to Hear Presentations on Economy, Demographics By Associated Press • May 2, 2016 NHPR Staff Lawmakers are receiving a series of briefings on New Hampshire's labor market, economy and demographic challenges. Economists and other experts are making presentations Monday to House and Senate lawmakers who sit on key committees that determine how money is raised and spent in New Hampshire. The briefings are open to the public and will be live streamed on the state's website. New Hampshire's Foreign-Born Population Growing More Slowly Than National Average By Brady Carlson • Oct 19, 2015 New Hampshire's foreign-born population continues to grow, though not as quickly as the national rate. An analysis of census data from the Pew Charitable Trusts shows the percentage of foreign-born residents in New Hampshire has risen to 5.4 percent. What Is New Hampshire? A Look At The State's Critical Policy Questions By The Exchange • Dec 2, 2014 nhpolicy.org The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies writes a report of their annual survey of the major policy issues and critical questions shaping New Hampshire's future. The data explain where New Hampshire has been, forecast where it is heading, and explore how current trends and policy choices facing the state will affect the well-being of its citizens. GUESTS: N.H. Population Grew Slowly Last Year By Ryan Lessard • Jan 3, 2014 The U.S. Census Bureau estimates New Hampshire's population grew by only .1% last year. That's fewer than 2000 people added since 2012. That's among the slowest rates of growth in the nation. Listen Listening... / 1:08 'Domestic Migration' Picks Up In New Hampshire As Recession's Effects Recede By Brady Carlson • Sep 23, 2013 Newly released data from the US Census Bureau says Americans are on the move again – the country's rate of domestic migration in 2012 hit a five-year high. The story of migration in northern New England, however, is slightly more complicated. According to the results of the latest American Community Survey, New Hampshire saw a rise in migration after several years of decline. But Massachusetts and Maine saw decline. New Hampshire's Aging Population Could Lead To "Natural Decrease" By Brady Carlson • Mar 18, 2013 There's a term in demographic studies, "natural decrease" – it's when a county has fewer births than it has deaths, and it's happening in parts of New Hampshire. LGBT in the United States: A New Breakdown By Virginia Prescott • Nov 1, 2012 Credit jA-rg via Flickr Creative Commons Recently, the Williams Institute published the largest single study investigating the U.S. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer population.