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My name is Luke, I am 18 year old living in Australia; I couldn't say to a point how long I have been practicing and studying various different aspects of buddhism, to a degree it has been present through much of my life, having been born in Singapore with a father who is in Asia for 2 out of 3 weeks since as long as I can recall. Only in the last year and a half have I started practicing seriously (meditating and reading texts for a few hours each day), my life has changed immeasurably since
I am in the process of looking for a teacher;
I have monks that I look up to, reading their essays and listening to their talks, but I find that invariably I will run in to technical difficulties when I try and converse with a Youtube video
Due to school being particularly intense at the moment (beginning the HSC, New South Wales' ranking system for university entry) I don't have the time on my hands to balance visits to any Temples or centres regularly, so I thought I would ask here if there is anyone that would be willing to provide guidance to me/give me their opinion on queries I may have, online.
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Villages across Wiltshire came into their own today as they served residents who were stranded by the snow.
Despite living in one of the more isolated villages in Wiltshire, residents of Colerne have pulled together today to make the best of the snow.
The so-called 'village on the hill' received 10cm of snow overnight, leaving many residents unable to get to school or work.
However, neighbours have banded together to deal with the snow, clearing roads and driveways.
Village resident Phil Chamberlain said: "We don't expect to get the council up this far to clear the snow, but we've got a local farmer who's had his snow plough out clearing the roads for us.
"I think Colerne originally meant 'cold hill', and it's definitely been living up to that reputation today. Some of the children haven't been able to make it into schools in Corsham and I know of one boy who made arrangements to stay over with a friend in Bath so he could still make it in.
"Lots of people have been out sledging on the hill, and there's been a really nice atmosphere, with everyone just out enjoying themselves."
At the heart of the village is the Colerne Cafe, which has remained open all day serving hot food and warm drinks to those stranded.
Natalie Pike is one of the owners of the cafe. She said: "It's been absolutely manic today, one of our busiest days ever. Everyone who has been sledging on the hill has been coming in to make use of the radiators.
"As there's no passing trade we're just here for the villagers two days a week and we've already run out of sausage, bacon and eggs.
"It's been lovely, really busy, just what we wanted when we set it up."
The Galleries Shop and Cafe in Freshford also saw an increase in trade as children tobogganed in the field next door.
Duty manager Charles Malir said: "It has been three times busier because everyone is off school. The children have been coming in and out and we have been serving produce to residents whose cars are snowed in.
"We are stocking up our produce by hook or by crook and are sending people out in 4x4s."

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Strong leadership by staff and governors and high standards have earned St Anne's Catholic Primary School in Keighley praise from Ofsted inspectors.
The report noted improving results in reading, writing and mathematics and judged St Anne's as "good".
The inspectors found that children get off to a good start in the reception class and "continue to make good progress throughout their time in school".
The team also remarked that the quality of teaching is good and pupils "feel safe and valued by their teachers and each other".
Inspectors also found that the pupils "enjoy learning and behave well in lessons and around school".
The report notes the good achievement of pupils, the improvement in teaching since the last inspection, the behaviour and safety of pupils and their positive attitudes to learning, and the quality of the curriculum and the enjoyment it provides.
Parents were also commended for being "very supportive of the school".
Headteacher Sam Poulton said: "We're delighted with this report as it reflects how we see the school and recognises our ambitious drive to improve during a period of change and challenge for all schools.
"Parents, pupils, staff and governors have all worked extremely hard over the past few years to bring about the improvements which have led to St Anne's being judged good."
Coun Ralph Berry, Bradford Council's executive member for children's services, said: "This is a great achievement for St Anne's and one of which they are rightly proud."


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The National Iraqi Youth Orchestra is set to showcase its talents a crowd in London on Tuesday night, following their performances over the past week in Edinburgh and Glasgow. "The mission of this group is to show the real face of Iraq -- not which is shown by others," Dr. Abdulrahman Dheyab, Director of the Iraqi Culture Center in the U.K. said. "They want to tell the world that music can bring us all together and that 'soft' powers could play an essential role to build bridges among nations." The concert, part of the orchestra's U.K. debut, also features a solo performance by Khyam Allami playing the Oud, the traditional Arab musical instrument that originated in Iraq. The group is comprised of predominantly self-taught musicians from various backgrounds and various parts of Iraq. Some are Arabs, some are Kurds, some are Muslim and some are Christian -- a diversity that garners attention as a group seeking harmony through classical music. "They have done an amazing show, I find it very inspiring," Dr. Dheyab said. "And it shows that the music has deep roots in Iraq culture -- so those young Iraqi musicians reflect that in their performances." In its fourth year running, the idea of the orchestra dubbed the bravest in the world was founded by pianist Zuhal Sultan when she was 17, and has been backed by the British Council. Its first concert was in 2009, in the Iraqi Kurdish city of al-Suleiymaniah. Every year, auditions are held via video submissions on social media platforms such as YouTube. Once selected, the orchestra's members attend summer sessions conducted by Scottish conductor and musical director, Paul MacAlindin. They then go on to perform. This year, the group was hosted by the Scottish government for three weeks, coinciding with the Einburgh Fringe Festival, and may tour Europe some more. "They will go back to Iraq to do more training," Dr. Dheyab said of the orchestra\'s plans after its U.K. shows. "They might have another performance in Paris," he added. One thing is certain: this young troupe of diverse Iraqi musicians are determined to continue spreading their message of peace through music. (al arabya)
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Ron Cook: It's only one game, but Penguins were truly awfulJanuary 20, 2014 11:36 PM
The Penguins looked very much like a team playing just its second game in nine days against one of the worst hockey clubs in the NHL on a nondescript Monday night in January in the middle of a long season in which they are running away with the league's Metropolitan Division.
That's a long way of saying the Penguins were disinterested and stunk in a 5-1 loss to the Florida Panthers at Consol Energy Center.
It happens.
All teams -- even the better teams -- have a few really rotten nights in an 82-game schedule.
I know it happens.
There is no reason to panic.
But who saw this coming?
"We can't play a hockey game like that," captain Sidney Crosby said.
"They beat us in every area," coach Dan Bylsma added.
Who saw it coming?
Who saw the Penguins' franchise-record 13-game winning streak ending against a bad Florida team that came in with an 8-13-3 road record?
Who saw the Penguins -- the top-scoring team in the Eastern Conference -- getting just one goal against Florida backup goaltender Scott Clemmensen, who played because starter Tim Thomas was sick?
Who saw Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury fishing five pucks out of his net after coming in with 10 consecutive home wins and a 30-3 record and 1.87 goals-against average in his previous 36 games at Consol?
Who saw Florida's Drew Shore scoring not one, but two goals after getting only one in 11 games with the Panthers this season and none in 28 games with San Antonio of the American Hockey League?
Who saw the Penguins' top-rated power play giving up a short-handed goal on its first man-advantage and failing to get a shot on goal on its second?
Who saw the Penguins playing such undisciplined hockey, especially in the second period when Tanner Glass, Crosby and Chris Kunitz took unnecessary penalties?
Sure, it happens.
But this bad?
"I don't think we gave ourselves a chance," Crosby said. "The way we executed was bad."
There are explanations, I suppose. The Penguins had been so good, or at least had a good record for so long -- they were 14-2-1 in their previous 17 games and were the only NHL team not to lose in the New Year -- that they were due for an awful performance. They hadn't played since Wednesday night. It can be difficult to get started after such a long break. They worked in three players after long layoffs -- Paul Martin, Chuck Kobasew and Jayson Megna. I was a journalism major in college, but they tell me it takes a little time to build chemistry in hockey.
Crosby didn't want to hear any of it.
"I don't think you're ever due for that."
Penguins defenseman Matt Niskanen talked about the team's compete-level always being strong, about how that reset button never has to be hit. "But we've got to recognize it was awful tonight."
Bad habits and loose play finally caught up with the Penguins. At least that was the feeling in the room after the game. Bylsma and the players haven't been happy with their play for a few weeks even though they've been winning, opening a 13-point lead in their division. Remember veteran defenseman Rob Scuderi speaking up about it harshly after a 4-3 overtime loss Jan. 10 in Edmonton?
"We've got to find a way to put 60 minutes together," Crosby said.
"We've got to be honest with ourselves and realize there's more there from everyone," Niskanen said. "This has been settling in for a while now. We've got to get ourselves going in the right direction."
Bylsma talked about the high number of goals the Penguins have given up since right before the Christmas break. Opponents scored an average of 3.4 goals in the past 11 games, getting four or more in five games.
"Defensive play and taking care of the puck. ... It has lacked," Bylsma said. "Maybe we've gotten away with some of those instances."
The Penguins got away with nothing on this cold winter night.
"They won more battles," Bylsma said. "They had more speed than us. They beat us on special teams and five-on-five. That was indicative of the final score."
Say it one more time ...
It happens.
The Penguins play the Montreal Canadiens Wednesday night at Consol Energy Center.
It's nice to think it won't happen again.
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Tomato & basil sauce
Prep: 5 mins Cook: 10 mins Ready in 15 minutes
Save time and money with this simple and tasty sauce, great with pasta, meat or fish
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- Easily doubled
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal52
- fat3g
- saturates1g
- carbs5g
- sugars4g
- fibre1g
- protein2g
- salt0.28g
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- 1 tbsp olive oil
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- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
- 1 tsp vegetable stock powder or ½ crumbled stock cube
- 1 tbsp tomato purée
- 1 tsp sugar
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- few basil leaves
Heat the oil in a pan, add the garlic, then gently fry for 1 min.
Tip in all the other ingredients, except the basil, then bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat, then simmer uncovered for 5 mins, stirring occasionally.
To finish, tear the basil leaves, then stir into the sauce.
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Creamy mascarponeStir 2 tbsp mascarpone into the sauce at the end of the cooking time. Delicious poured over fresh tortellini, topped with a few more spoonfuls of cheese, then baked until bubbling at the edges.
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Spicy ArrabiataUse 2 garlic cloves and add a good pinch each chilli flakes and dried oregano. Stir in 1 tsp balsamic vinegar to serve.
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Sweet spiced MoroccanOmit the basil and add 2 tsp honey and ½ tsp each ground cinnamon and coriander instead of the sugar. Try it with lamb meatballs and couscous, or served with chicken.
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2nd Feb, 2016
I really like this recipe, because it is so quick and I usually have the ingredients in my cupboard (except the fresh basil). It is versatile too, I like to use italian herbs or cayenne pepper. We prefer to blend the sauce after cooking, just a few pulses with a stick blender and our son likes it too.
6th May, 2015
This turned out really well, my wife doesn't usually like tomato based sauces but she gave it a try and to my surprise she loved it. I put in one small onion sliced plus a red pepper sliced with the garlic at the start. I also used a 400g tin of chopped tomatoes with herbs.....they sell this in the supermarkets......a bit more expensive than the usual can of straight chopped tomatoes but it really did add to the taste I think. This will now be my choice for tomato sauce......and it's so easy and quick to make. Just brilliant.


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Cocktails before noon in North Beach? Our iPhone made us do it.
And the fact that it was a fruity pink, rum-laced Jack Kerouac cocktail was not our fault either. The app was very specific — and it promised cannoli to come.
These days, you can find outdoor foodie adventures in every corner of the Bay Area — from touring farmers markets with pros, to chocolate tasting with a guide, or winery-hopping through the Livermore Valley and Santa Cruz Mountains. But the advent of apps-fueled scavenger hunts has brought a tasty new wrinkle to the game, turning cities into playgrounds as tourists and locals alike scamper gleefully down sidewalks chasing down clues.
There's much to be said for a map where X marks the spot, of course, but a series of bizarre, trivia-rich clues that take you through the tea shops of San Francisco's Chinatown or the espresso houses of North Beach? So. Much. Better.
Stray Boots is the brainchild of Avi Millman, a New York entrepreneur who took the concept of touristy walking tours, added a hefty dose of whimsy and packaged it into an apps-driven scavenger hunt. Download the app, and you can search for clues amid the medieval armor at New York's Metropolitan Museum, chase down books and brews in Portland, Ore., or explore historic or food-centric neighborhoods in more than a dozen cities.
Each stop along the course yields intriguing sights, historic tidbits and a 10- or 20-point question that requires some serious exploration of the surroundings. That is how we ended up in Kerouac's favorite bar, Vesuvio, on a recent sunny Sunday, sipping fruity booze as instructed while trying to figure out who the heck the Frisco Kid was and what time his friends arrived. Or what that even meant.
The Stray Boots in North Beach is essentially a two-hour foodie trawl, following the footsteps of ravioli makers, Beat poets and Gold Rush hatmakers in a neighborhood where cafes dot the sidewalks and aromas fill the air. In fact, it can be tough to keep your mind on trivia questions and — heavens, what is that intoxicating fragrance? Eau de pesto? — we were forced to take a few delicious detours.
The genius of the app lies in the esoteric questions it poses, and the way it sends you into shops, alleys and byways in search of answers. You don't get the next clue until you've figured out the previous one, though you're allowed to get hints. (Or cheat and look up an answer online, as we finally did when faced with a closed sausage shop that contained a historic piece of equipment.)
By the end of the hunt, we'd sipped, noshed and explored, chatted up a Beat poet expert and gotten some fresh air and exercise, too. We even had photos to remember the day by; several challenges involved posing in specific places. What we didn't have were the sweets promised by a hunt dubbed "Leave the Pun, Take the Cannoli." Millman says that's an oops — the original hunt had a cannoli stop, but the route has evolved.
To which we say, progress is not always a good thing. Leave the pun, make a stop at Stella Pastry, 446 Columbus Ave. Tell them the Frisco Kid sent you.
Stray Boots
This app offers DIY scavenger hunts through historic and food-centric neighborhoods in 15 cities, from San Francisco to New York. The app is free; the hunts are $12 per person, plus whatever you spend on drinks, food or museum admission. Details: www.strayboots.com.
There are four themed scavenger hunts in San Francisco, with a fifth — a romantic Valentine's romp — coming online Feb. 14. Foodies will most enjoy "North Beach: Leave the Pun, Take the Cannoli" and "Chinatown: Hot Buns, Good Funs," an interactive trek through dim sum restaurants, tea parlors, markets and temples.


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Apple Looks Headed for a Closer Shave
Remember when you or your friend bought a new car, and suddenly you began to notice that make and model everywhere you went? Of course, the vehicles were there all along, but you never noticed them before. If you're focused on a particular make or model, it suddenly seems to appear everywhere.
The same thing happens in technical analysts. If we seek out a particular pattern, we're going to find it. The danger is that we'll develop a bias; instead of allowing the chart to speak to us, we might project our thoughts upon it. Every day I flip through charts, hopefully without bias, and wait for something to appear....573 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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Gonzalez, Putnam won't make 25-man roster
MESA, Ariz. -- Infielder Alberto Gonzalez and reliever Zach Putnam were told Tuesday that they will not make the Cubs' Opening Day roster, and the team is still monitoring the waiver wire to fill the final spots on the bench and in the bullpen.
With Putnam out of the mix, the in-house candidates for the last bullpen spot come down to Cory Wade and lefty Hisanori Takahashi, who was scheduled to pitch on Tuesday.
"He's been pitching really well, he's been getting right-handers out a little easier than left-handers," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said of Takahashi. "He's very durable. We know he can pitch two, three, even four innings and get to 90 pitches. He's valuable in a number of ways. If the game goes really smooth, you can have the possibility of two left-handers in the last three, four innings. I want him to keep throwing strikes like he has and keep doing what he's doing."
With Gonzalez out of contention for a bench role, that leaves left-handed-hitting Steve Clevenger as the only option in camp. He made the Opening Day roster last year as the backup catcher, and can fill in at first or third if needed. The Cubs want another left-handed bat.
"I look at the transactions, and from what I've seen, there hasn't been anything that fits our needs, as of now," Sveum said.
Gonzalez may be headed to the Minor Leagues, but he will travel with the Cubs to Houston for exhibition games on Friday and Saturday.
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. She writes a blog, Muskat Ramblings, and you can follow her on Twitter @CarrieMuskat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Foo Fighters- Everlong (my daughter loves the video where he pimp hand smacks the 2 guys.
Take me out to the black, tell 'em I ain't coming back. Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.
Metallica- Nothing Else Matters
The Fray- Over my Head
Frightened Rabbit - State Hospital
there's this guy named Macklemore, rapper based outta Seattle. it's not exactly immensely hard hitting social commentary, but he's got a lot of stuff that some suburban white kids (well, me anyway) can relate to. he's pretty much a Youtube rapper, that's how he's known, and he's got some "hits" but they're pretty mocking if anyone listens, making fun of how easy it is to make the "party rap" stuff. then he's got some actual legitimate songs. rocking Jordans because they're a status symbol and getting rocked because you have em, pill addiction, trying to assimilate to a culture that's far from your own because you feel a need to longing for it. call it what you want, I don't know, "white guilt" if you feel the need, but it's a genuine issue.
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For me, about 1/3 of their songs are just way too soft or off base; a good portion of The Heist was unlisten-to-able. But dude can really write, and the rest of the songs are pretty nice. He blew up with Otherside and Starting Over was one of the best hip hop tracks last year. I'm a big fan despite some of the weak production choices.
This is the darkest timeline.
I've been enjoying the entire new Taylor Swift Album "RED". I'm a fan of most music genre's even the most sugary pop. As long as its well crafted, and this album is very well crafted pop with clever lyrics and good hooks. She is a pretty good song writer.
You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
Take me out to the black, tell 'em I ain't coming back. Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.
Nine Inch Nails- Down in it
Prince jamming his new song with @hannahforddrums
Might as well enjoy the view....
Screwdriver by DaBang319
A Walk Through Hell - Say Anything
Equal Vision Records released all of the early rarities Max Bemis wrote and recorded way back. Just came out today, Say Anything - All My Friends Are Enemies. Been waiting for this for awhile
Anyone else anxiously waiting for Phoenix's Bankrupt! to come out in April? I've waited three years already, so I suppose a couple more months won't hurt.
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UCLA safety Tevin McDonald raced down the sideline after he intercepted a pass, which set up a touchdown. Photo by Jason Lewis
A member of UCLA's youth cheer squad had a lot of cheering to do, as UCLA racked up 37 points and forced six turnovers against Houston. Photo by Jason Lewis
37 points of offense and only giving up six points on defense while forcing six turnovers was great, but committing five turnovers on offense a Houston was not
The final score this past Saturday night at the Rose Bowl read 37-6 in favor of UCLA over winless Houston, but that game seemed like one good team stumbling their way to a rout over a bad team.
Thankfully for UCLA, it was Houston on the schedule after their upset win over No. 16 Nebraska a week earlier. The win over Nebraska put UCLA in the top 25 for the first time since 2007. Sitting at No. 22, a letdown game was coming. The last seven times UCLA defeated a ranked opponent, they lost the next week five times. And the way UCLA played against Houston, if they had played a good team, it might have been another let down.
UCLA built a 17-0 lead early in the 2nd quarter, and they had a blowout in the works. Then they fumbled the ball away twice and was intercepted once, all in Houston's territory, before halftime. UCLA went on to turn the ball over five times in the game (three fumbles and two interceptions), but luckily for them, Houston turned the ball over six times.
UCLA cornerback Sheldon Price caused half of Houston's turnovers as he intercepted three passes. UCLA linebacker Eric Kendricks picked up a fumble and returned it for a touchdown, and safety Tevin McDonald intercepted a pass that set up a 3rd quarter touchdown.
At times UCLA's offense looked like the team that averaged nearly 650 yards over the first two games of the season, as they racked up 567 yards of total offense, but they were inconsistent and careless with the ball at times. Five turnovers soured a solid effort, as they held the ball for 41:14 minutes of the game and they rushed for 247 yards.
Defensively, in the first two games of the season they looked really good at times, namely in the 2nd half. Against Houston, they looked good for all but one play, which was an 86-yard touchdown run by Houston's quarterback.
The 31-point blowout victory did not showcase UCLA at their best, but when East Coast writers woke up on Sunday morning, all they saw was 37-6, and UCLA was able to move up in the rankings from No. 22 to No. 19. This was also a good showing for the high school recruits who were at the stadium. Young players want to see blowouts, and this game, coupled with the huge victory a week earlier over Nebraska, could sway a number of the top local recruits to UCLA.
This victory also shows that UCLA has something special going on. They did not play their best but the still won by 31 points. They were playing against an opponent that was way below their level, and they took care of business instead of laying an egg.
Next up for UCLA will be a home game this Saturday against Oregon State, who is 1-0 on the season. Oregon State was 3-9 last year, and they have only played one game this season because their opener against Nicholls State was postponed until December 1. But their one game, they knocked off No. 13 Wisconsin. So UCLA cannot take this game lightly, even though they have defeated Oregon State seven out of their last nine meetings.
Oregon State held Wisconsin running back Montee Ball, who is supposed to be in the Heisman race, to only 61 yards rushing, so they may be able to give UCLA's running game some problems.


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The Regnum Christi Movement offers its members some guidelines of a gospel-based spirituality as an ideal of Christian life. The spiritual path that Regnum Christi members walk mainly consists in knowing, loving, imitating, and proclaiming Christ. This is the path and these are the goals.
Below, we offer some resources that can help nurture the spiritual life of Movement members and of any Christian.
Daily Prayer 2012-12-07
Listen to podcast version here.
Matthew 9:27-31
As Jesus passed by, two blind men followed
him, crying out, "Son of David, have pity on
us!" When he entered the house, the blind men approached
him and Jesus said to them, "Do you
believe that I can do this?" "Yes, Lord," they
said to him. Then he touched their eyes and
said, "Let it be done for you according to your
faith." And their eyes were opened. Jesus warned them
sternly, "See that no one knows about this." But
they went out and spread word of him through all
that land.
Introductory Prayer: Lord Jesus, I want to
begin this prayer with the same attitude that these
two blind men demonstrated. I approach you with humility
and full knowledge of my sins. I do not try
to hide them—you already know them through and through.
Instead, I repent of them and offer you a
contrite heart that longs for your healing touch of mercy.
Petition: Lord Jesus, help me to see as you
1. Son of David, Have Pity on Us! Lord
Jesus, these blind men sought you with attitudes of humility
and contrition. They approached you fully aware of their
limitations and weaknesses. In fact, it was because of
these limitations that they drew near to you. Perhaps if
they had been healthy they might never have moved
toward you. They didn't feel any self-pity or approach
you complaining about their situation. They didn't ask, "Why
did you allow me to be born blind? It's not
fair that I cannot see. Why did this have
to happen to me?" They asked none of these questions
in the face of suffering—the type of questions I
am so prone to ask. Lord, please help me
to be profoundly aware of my weaknesses and to draw
near to you in the midst of trials. Those
men who had once been blind were able to
soar high with their wings of faith. What gifts of
grace does Our Lord wish to grant me through
my current ills and woes?
2. Do You Believe That I
Can Do This? Lord Jesus, all things were created
through you. I truly believe that you can heal;
I truly believe that you can cure; I truly believe
that you have total power over all created realities.
Please increase my faith in you and in your power
over all the events and activities of my life.
I believe that you permit all that happens to
me for a reason. If it is something that is
difficult, you permit it so that you can bring
good from it. Please strengthen me so that I
can collaborate with you in bringing good out of evil.
They Went Out and Spread Word of Him throughout the
Land: When we approach you with humility and faith, you
act in our lives in truly remarkable ways. Your
actions in our lives cause us to love you more
and to experience within ourselves a profound gratitude. Despite
your stern warning, the blind men couldn't keep silent
about your curing them. How else can we show
our gratitude than by telling those around us about the
great things you have done for us? Your actions
in our lives inspire us to spread your word.
How can we put that light under a bushel basket?
How can a city set on a hill be
hidden? How can we not tell those around us of
all the great things you have done for us?
Conversation with Christ: Lord, your ways are not
our ways. You see good where we may only
see evil. I need a vision of faith so I
can interpret actions and events with an attitude of
confidence and gratitude. You are in charge. I trust
in you and want to convince many others to confide
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SUTTON Veny racehorse Medicean Man claimed Britain's first win of 2013 in Dubai last week.
The horse, the stable star at Horses First Racing and trained by Australian born Jeremy Gask claimed the $175,000 5f Dubal Excellence Trophy sprint prize, winning in 57.13 seconds.
Medicean Man has won more than £175,000 in prize money, with his previous most notable run coming at Royal Ascot in July in the Group One Kings Stand Stakes where he finished fourth.
Amelia Griffiths, from the Horses First Racing yard, said: "He is a horse who thrives in the sunshine and, after receiving a BHA rating of 107, Dubai seemed like the perfect option for the horse.''
The horse left Britain on January 6 for the prestigious Dubai World Cup Carnival and despite being drawn in the notoriously tricky stall one, was soon travelling sweetly under Harry Bentley before taking up the running two furlongs out.
The horse is now likely to be aimed for one of the one million dollar-plus sprint races on Dubai's World Cup Night on March 30 – the richest night of racing in the world.
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Open Houses
So you want to do an Open House ?
Giving lab tours can be great fun not only for the visitors but also for the tour guide(s). It is a great way to showcase your department and your university. It also can build camaraderie among you and your colleagues. The key with open houses is to ensure that the labs/demos that the visitors are viewing are appropriate for their age level and knowledge, and are, to be blunt, not boring. A lab where visitors can see physics in action is much more exciting than a visit to someone's office where they explain their research. However, this doesn't mean that theorists have to be left out of an Open House – theorists who explain their work in a dynamic way while showing perhaps a computer simulation can be a winning aspect of an Open House for adults and high or middle school kids. But if you are doing an Open House for younger kids, be aware that seeing the particle accelerator is much more exciting than hearing about the mythical "Higgs Boson".
Note: Of course you can have an Open House which is exactly that – you open the doors and let whoever wants to float in off the street. This is not recommended for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is safety concerns. So for the purpose of this Guide, Open Houses refers to a series of lab tours within your department that are open to a specific subset of the public.
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Treat your beauty addict friends and relatives to a festive treat. Lisa Haynes rounds up the best beauty stocking thrillers.
By Lisa Haynes
Beauty used to get a bad wrap at Christmas: soap on a rope, redundant bath salts and selection boxes of revolting mini fragrances.
These days, Christmas lists are packed with pampering requests.
From dazzling beauty sets and designer fragrances to spa-style toiletries, it's like the 2012 equivalent of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
Here's what Santa Beauty has to offer your Christmas shopping list.
The glamazon
Make her Christmas complete with lashings of glitz, gold and labels.
:: No party girl's outfit is ready without a dazzling accessory, and Estee Lauder delivers with its Swarovski Evening Bag Collection. The set contains a lipstick and crystal mirror for touch-ups in an eye-catching clutch, £38 (House of Fraser).
:: Forget Christmas trees, even nail polishes have been sprinkled with bling. Presented in a gift box, Nails Inc's limited edition polishes with crystal caps are the ultimate in decadence for manicured fingers, £15 each (www.nailsinc.com).
:: Combine jewellery with fine fragrance by wrapping up Chloe's Signature Solid Perfume Necklace. The precious locket houses a blend of rose notes that can be applied to pulse points on the go, £45 (0800 083 6312).
:: Make-up mavens with a penchant for labels will love Yves Saint Laurent's limited edition Pure Chromatics Collector. The palette is slipped into a sparkly sequinned pouch resembling a designer vintage dress, £39.50 (www.yslbeauty.co.uk).
The pamper queen
Switch her regular bubble bath for a more exotic pamper with these indulgent me-time treats.
:: What better gift for bathing beauties than a mini gold roll-top tub filled with festive offerings? Baylis & Harding's Limited Edition Bath Gift Set includes Spiced Orange Body Wash, Plum Pudding Body Butter and Frosted Cranberry Lip Butter, £4 (www.baylisandharding.com).
:: If she's more concerned with keeping fine lines at bay than kicking back, look to Elemis's regal Pro-Collagen Queen kit. Presented in royal purple vanity case, this gift of glowing skin is packed with Pro-Collagen anti-ageing gems, £195 (0117 316 1888/www.timetospa.co.uk).
:: Bring the spa to the bathroom with Sanctuary Spa's Deluxe Retreat box. There are five pampering essentials with puff to lather up with, £25 (Boots).
:: Guarantee silky smooth skin with some added Christmas sparkle. I Love's Nourishing Body Butter Christmas Collection contains four seasonal tubs, £4.99 (Superdrug).
The fragrance fiend
Follow your nose to a sensational scent that will make her think of you every time she spritzes.
:: If all that festive chocolate is bringing on the guilt, indulge in a beautifying apple. DKNY Golden Delights Holiday Set includes DKNY Golden Delicious eau de parfum and Shimmering Body Lotion, £48 (nationwide).
:: Those who can't be without their fragrance will adore the handbag-friendly Angel Luxury Purse Spray eau de parfum. The gem embossed bottle is a star gift for on-the-go spritzes, £81.50 (0207 307 6700/www.muglerstore.co.uk).
:: Forget winter layers and indulge in fragrance layering - designer style. Go for gold with Balenciaga Paris's luxurious gift set containing eau de parfum and matching body lotion to intensify the scent, £63 (0800 652 1615).
:: The little black dress of perfumes, Guerlain's La Petite Robe Noire eau de parfum is made up of intoxicating notes of black cherry, almond and rose, from £42 (House of Fraser).
The girly girl
Pink, fluffy and cute, these adorable sets are the next best thing to a puppy/kitten/bunny rabbit.
:: Festive cuties won't be able to resist The Body Shop's Ginger Sparkle Shower, Scrub & Moisture Collection. The reusable tin houses four spicy ginger-scented limited editions, £15 (www.thebodyshop.co.uk).
:: Boudoir style and bursting with pretty products, MAC's Divine Desire Paramour Pink is ideal for fans of retro glamour. Containing Powder Blush, Cremesheen Lipstick, Lipglass, Technakohl Liner and Powder/Blush Brush, this powder pink bow pouch is sure to please, £45, (0870 034 2676/www.maccosmetics.co.uk).
:: Keep the dentist happy and indulge a sweet tooth with Philosophy's candy cane shampoo, shower gel & bubble bath. The whipped butterscotch and vanilla creme scents should satisfy cravings, £14 (www.philosophyskincare.co.uk).
:: With its polka dot shower cap and cupcake soaps, make bath time the dessert of your day with The Pampery Bakery Tin Hat Box Set, £8 (Asda).
The grooming guru
Make sure the boys aren't left out of the pamper action with a man-friendly kit.
:: Make him follow the North Star to the bathroom with Molton Brown's London Via The Stars set. The galactic-themed shower time box contains four body washes from citrus to spicy scents he can swap to match his mood, £49 (www.moltonbrown.co.uk).
:: Fitness buffs and sports fans can (pretend to) work their biceps with every spritz of Davidoff Champion. The gift set contains eau de toilette, and hair and body wash for his gym bag, £38 (www.areyouarealchamp.com).
:: Celebrate the Jubilympic year of 2012 with Wahl's limited edition London print hair clipper and trimmer, £35.73 (Boots).
:: Let him dive into L'Occitane's Verdon Men's Collection. The box set contains eau de toilette, Fresh Water Shower Gel, Invigorating Shave, Energy Moisturiser and soap for an exhilarating freshen-up on Christmas morning, £42 (0207 907 0301/www.loccitane.co.uk).
Tried & tested
When it comes to mistletoe kisses, you can't go wrong with a classic Santa-inspired red. Our testers put three lipsticks to the pout test:
:: Rimmel Kate Moss Kate Lipstick Collection Shade 1, £5.49 (nationwide)
The tone of this matte lipstick is vibrant and best reserved for glam evenings. Beautifully creamy when applied, and although it was long-lasting, my lips felt slightly dry afterwards.
:: Revlon Cherry Blossom Lipstick, £7.49 (0800 0825 2716)
A bright and bold red with a tinge of pink, this is a fun, girly colour that's perfect for parties. It glides on easily and, although the colour didn't stay strong for long, it fades to a pleasant, just-been-kissed sort of look.
:: MAC Russian Red Lipstick, £14 (www.maccosmetics.co.uk)
This lipstick goes on smoothly and, with a bit of blotting and reapplication, lasts all night. The colour is a beautiful cherry red which flatters most complexions and adds a foolproof touch of Hollywood glamour to your look.
Buy it now
Give the gift of gorgeous with Paul & Joe's limited edition holiday season kit. Decorated with mythical unicorns featuring names like Kiss of Snow, Sleigh Ride and Frozen Lilac, it's the glam way to enter into the festive spirit. Priced £36 for printed make-up bag, face powder and creamy cheek powder (www.beautybay.com).
Beauty bulletin
:: Beauty sleep
Brits are spending millions on beauty miracle-workers to cover up a poor night's sleep. Women spend an average of £52 a month on beauty products to disguise the signs of ageing, eye bags and fine lines, according to a Silentnight study. Despite the big beauty spend, fewer than a third of people (30%) believe they do the job. Respondents believed sleep, staying hydrated, healthy diet and exercise beat face creams for staving off the ageing process.
Recessionista alert
Try before you buy with The Fragrance Shop's Discovery Club. Sign up to a quarterly subscription box at £5 (four issues per year), and you'll receive five samples of the latest fragrances and money-off vouchers. Visit www.thefragranceshop.co.uk/discoveryclub


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I've had enough. Just today, I went to the bank, to get a haircut and to pick up some stuff @ Menards.
Coming out of the bank - COMING OUT OF THE BANK - there was #1. 'Scuse me sir, but I'm a hard working person and I really hate to be doing this, but I'm stranded with no money for gas ................. Sorry bud, I made a deposit.
In the parking lot of the hair place ........... 'Scuse me sir, but I hate to admit the situation I'm in, but I need to get back to ............... Sorry bud, I carry plastic. No cash.
Next stop - Menards. IN THE FREAKIN' STORE ........... 'Scuse me sir, but yada-yada ............ Sorry bud, I carry plastic. His reply - Well, they have an ATM across the street.
Come on you freakin' losers. And yes I did mention what was going on to each place of business. Not sure what they can do about it, but anyway .........
I'm fed up with it. Every damn place you go, people are asking for some handout. And the response when you politely decline - they're p'd off. Upset. Like I owe you anything ?? I know - next time, I'm going to say "Wow - what a coincidence - I was going to ask you for some money myself. Imagine that !!'
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A Massachusetts teenager was arraigned Thursday morning after being arrested for posting rap videos and images on social media that police saw as terroristic threats.
According to the Valley Patriot, the Methuen police arrested Cameron D'Ambrosio Wednesday after finding a rap video online where he mentioned the White House, the Boston Marathon bombing, and said 'everybody you will see what I am going to do, kill people.'
The Boston Herald reports, D'Ambrosio pleaded not guilty Thursday morning and was ordered held without bail by a Massachusetts district court judge.
Methuen is located in northern Massachusetts on the New Hampshire border about 30 minutes from Boston.
A student apparently came forward and notified Methuen High School officials about posts on D'Ambrosio's Facebook and YouTube channels.
The police chief told the newspaper D'Ambrosio faces up to 20 years for for felony charges of communicating terrorist threats.
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Leatherman has been in Oregon for more than 30 years, manufacturing and shipping a variety of products from our Portland headquarters. In an effort to give back to the our local and national communities, Leatherman supports our troops overseas, fundraisers for environmental conservation groups, local charities, and individuals across the country who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to help their fellows in a time of need.
In addition to product donations, Leatherman is also supporting employees who want to donate their time to volunteering with the Big Brothers Big Sisters program or our local Habitat for Humanity project. Both groups' operations rely heavily on volunteer time and both also present a great match for the skill sets of many employees at the company.
Below is a sampling of some of the many groups Leatherman has and does support. Many of these groups may have local chapters in your area as well. We encourage you to click on their logos and also to find other volunteer organizations in your area to find out about lending a helping hand!
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If you're baffled by Facebook and have no clue what Twitter is, you could be missing vital tools in your quest for employment.
The Internet has dramatically changed the way people conduct a job search. Because of nifty innovations such as social networking sites and job search engines that scour the Internet, pounding the pavement is a thing of the past.
In a tight job market with fierce competition for open positions, workers need to be proactive in their employment search. From the outset they need to know what kind of job they're looking for and ideally what companies they want to target.
"It's not enough -- for most professionals, anyway -- to just look in the paper and see what's available. You have to take it a step further now," says Allison Doyle, job search expert on About.com and author of "Internet Your Way to a New Job: How to Really Find a Job Online."
"Now you're looking at the social media involvement with LinkedIn.com and Twitter and Facebook, where people are both connecting and applying to jobs as well. It's really changed the nature of job searching," she says.
Shortly after launching in 2003, LinkedIn.com emerged as a go-to site for professionals to network. It allows job hunters to build a profile and connect with other workers. One benefit is that it makes it easy to tailor networking to specific companies or industries.
"I can go out on LinkedIn, let's say I have 100 or 150 connections. I might be surprised to find out that some of my first-degree contacts work at one of my target companies -- or have worked there -- or some of their first- or second-degree contacts work there," says Jason Alba, CEO of JibberJobber.com and author of "I'm on Linkedin -- Now What?"
After discovering that you know someone, or you know someone who knows someone, getting an introduction can be as easy as asking for one. After that, it's up to you to turn on the charm. One rule of networking is to offer more than you ask for.
As in any relationship, bringing some value to the connection besides neediness will generally be much more rewarding for both parties. Instead of thinking, "What can this guy do for me," adopt the attitude of, "What can I do for him?" Don't discount the value of sincere friendship either. It doesn't have to be about bartering favors.
Schmoozing on the Internet is easy, and Linkedin isn't the only networking site out there. It's not without its drawbacks, either. For instance, users must pay a fee to take advantage of all the communication options the site offers.
"I would characterize LinkedIn as more of a social directory than a social network," says Lorne Epstein, founder of Inside Job, a Facebook application for job searching.
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By Chris Schaefbauer, CUSG, President of Student Affairs
Susan Stafford, Director, Off-Campus Housing & Neighborhood Relations
As we kick off the school year, let's take a moment to recognize our place in the city of Boulder community. With many of us living in neighborhoods, among families and individual residents, we have the responsibility to take care of the community we live in and respect the people around us.
Here are a few ways we can be good neighbors to our fellow classmates and Boulder residents:
- Smile! Boulder is the number one college town in the U.S.
- Get to know your neighbors, make a connection, and give them your phone number.
- Be safe. Always keep your doors and windows locked.
- Keep the community safe by leaving your porch light on at night.
- Keep the community looking vibrant! If you see litter or trash in your yard or in the street, pick it up.
- Keep noise levels down at all hours of the day; there are laws about this.
- When hosting a party off campus, consider Party Registration: Unlike a nuisance party ticket, registering your party is free.
- If you receive a noise complaint about your house, police dispatch will call and give you a warning. You will have 20 minutes to shut the party down, avoiding the police and a ticket.
Let's be conscious of where we live, who we live next to, and how we can make the city of
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A rescue attempt was under way Sunday afternoon for an unknown number of hikers in northern Los Padres National Forest, according to the Monterey County Sheriff's Office.
The California Highway Patrol said they have provided a helicopter for the China Camp rescue but had no other information.
China Camp is 11 miles east of Tassajara and Carmel Valley roads, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The department says on its website the camp has a 14-day maximum stay and no available water. It is described as "very shady" with six accessible camping sites.
The Sheriff's Office said it would release more information when available.
In March 2011, 10 University of Colorado students had to be rescued by the Sheriff's Office when they attempted to hike from China Camp to Sykes Camp but could not ford a river that rose overnight. Three months later, two San Francisco hikers had to be rescued near China Camp, again by the Sheriff's Office, when they lost their way in an attempt to traverse the 14-mile Pine Valley-Miller Creek loop.
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Scott Vermeer '12
Immediately after graduation I joined the U.S. Air Force as a medic. My training has enabled me to gain valuable all-around life experience and skills. I have worked in a level 1 trauma center, inpatient mental health, and the emergency room. My training will soon begin as a flight medic with an Aeromedical Evacuation Unit, transporting wounded personnel around the world.
Tatyana Smith '11
Since graduating from the social work program at Trinity, I obtained my MSW from the Jane Addams College of Social Work. It was a great program, small like Trinity with very helpful professors. Since then I have been working as a case manager in foster care and adoption at Children's Home & Aid. I feel absolutely prepared to go into whatever line of work I choose as a social worker.
Melisa Rodriguez '12
Two months after finishing my internship in the Semester in Ecuador program and graduating from Trinity with a BSW degree, I decided to move to South Korea. I am an elementary (1st-6th grade) English teacher for a program called TaLK . It is a Korean government scholarship program designed to support public English education in the rural areas of Korea, where the access to higher quality educational resources are limited.
Jenna Hania '07
After I graduated from Trinity in 2007, I started working at Elim Christian Services, an organization that serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. I've been at Elim for almost 6 years and serve as the International Outreach Coordinator for Elim's International Outreach program.
As the coordinator, I am developing a global learning network of people who are serving people with disabilities internationally. My social work education and experience always challenge me to continue learning and to seek a position of humility as I work with diverse populations.
Laura Zumdahl '02
"Today I work at a faith-inspired organization that exists to 'answer God's call to seek justice and mercy,'" said Laura Zumdahl '02, associate executive director of Cabrini Green Legal Aid (CGLA). CGLA provides free legal services to over 5,000 low income residents of Chicago each year.
Following her graduation from Trinity, Zumdahl went on to graduate school for a master of arts in social work and will receive her Ph.D. this spring. "My experience at Trinity shaped my vocation and life," she said. "It provided a firm foundation of knowledge in my areas of study in sociology and business and prepared me for graduate school and work both as a social worker and administrator."
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AFFORDABLE house-building in Hampshire has fallen by more than 50 per cent over the last 12 months.
According to a new report, the number of affordable homes being built the year the Coalition came to power was 1,940 compared to 840 last year - a fall of 57 per cent.
The figures were released by Raglan Housing's chief executive Nicholas Harris to mark Rural Housing Week (June 30 - July 6).
The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has claimed its record on affordable housing since 2010 was a "clear success story", yet the number of homes completed in Winchester fell from 130 during 2010-11 to 90 in 2013-14.
A spokesperson for Winchester City Council said: "The council recognises the problem of housing affordability in the district and has maintained robust policies to secure the greatest possible percentage of affordable homes from every development. Barton Farm, for example, will provide 800 affordable homes over the next few years. Other major development on greenfield sites, such Pitt Manor and West of Waterlooville, will also deliver large numbers.
"It is getting harder to secure affordable housing on previously developed sites. That is for economic reasons over which the council has no control. The council will continue to look at ways of meeting housing needs through its own new-build programme and through partnership working."
The figures have been similarly reflected in Fareham (down from 170 in 2010-11 to 40 in 2013-14), Test Valley (down from 240 to 120) and in Southampton, where only 240 cheaper properties were completed in 2013-14, down 53 per cent on the 510 built in 2010-11.
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PUPILS at Avishayes Primary School enjoyed an array of learning experiences in recent weeks.
In ladybirds, dragonflies and otters, the children did a theme on houses and homes with a focus on design and technology, art and geography.
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JINASIRI, the mysterious barefooted monk, whose only worldly possession is a brown robe and a small bowl for food offerings, is on a journey between Townsville and Sydney to spread enlightenment to the strangers he meets.
The Chinese native, in his early 30s, was a one-time Sydney-based solicitor known as "Jason", who decided to leave the trappings of modern society behind to train as a monk at a monastery in Canberra, and eventually Sri Lanka.Jinasiri walked north from Coolangatta to Townsville earlier this year, arriving in May.
He has been staying in the homes of Townsville's Sri Lankan community for two months, before heading to Magnetic Island to meditate for the traditional Buddhist "Rain Retreat".During the religious period, usually between July and September, monks aren't allowed to sleep outside their temple and cannot defrock.The tradition originates from the old times when Buddha stayed in temples during the rainy season to avoid killing insects or growing seeds.
A period for study, meditation, and to teach new months, monks are allowed to go out during the day but they must sleep in the same temple every night during three months.It is believed Jinasiri spent his time on the island in a cave.
The enigmatic man, who prefers not to be interviewed, began his 1500km trip about two weeks ago, and has become a regular sight for motorists travelling south. He stayed with a friend in Bowen yesterday, before stepping back on the Bruce Highway this morning. It is understood he is bound for Sydney to visit his father.
Shirley Manatunga opened her Annandale home to Jinasiri for a week, before he travelled to the island for his three-month retreat. She said he insisted on staying in a tent in her backyard. "This is how the Buddha lived thousands of years ago," she said."This is how he went from town to town teaching the Dharma. "This is why he's doing the same thing - he's following in the Buddha's footsteps, doing things the way the Buddha did. "He doesn't touch money, and he doesn't sleep in a bed," she said.
Walking between towns, averaging about 30km a day, the monk has been spending his nights camped out underneath trees by the side of the highway. Ms Manatunga said motorists frequently stopped to provide him with more food, water and shelter. "He walks completely barefoot, no hat, no nothing," she said. "He relies on the generosity of the travelling public, it's a real inspiration. "He is free from everything, no attachments, not a thing."
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"upward behind the onstreaming it mooned."
"It" is a (pro)noun. For that matter, I think "onstreaming" is too?
Yeah, "onstreaming" is a noun. A gerund, to be specific. The article, "the", kinda gives it away.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think prepositions ("behind") require a noun phrase in English. But perhaps we can do this with two statements and adverbs instead of prepositions?
"streamed on ahead; mooned upward behind"
Or perhaps this is just plain silly.
I think the point is that you just can't really translate it to English without completely mangling it?


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ST. LOUIS -- Adam Wainwright declared himself ready to start, as scheduled, on Saturday after throwing 35-40 pitches in a morning bullpen session at Busch Stadium on Wednesday.
Wainwright, who skipped his start Monday due to lingering tendinitis in his right elbow, increased the intensity of Wednesday's session to give his arm an ample test. The Cardinals were prepared to have him miss another outing had his elbow not responded as hoped to the recent rest.
"I'm smiling right now," Wainwright said, minutes after throwing. "The feeling that I had last game was incredibly annoying, incredibly bothersome. I don't have that anymore, so I'm smiling. I think now we take steps to make sure we maintain things and do a little more work in the training room for the next couple of weeks probably to make sure it doesn't come back. After that, we're smooth sailing."
Wainwright pitched through elbow discomfort for several weeks, though it became a particular nuisance in his start against the Rays on June 10. That led to an early return flight to St. Louis for an MRI, which confirmed that he was not dealing with a ligament issue. Wainwright underwent Tommy John surgery three seasons ago.
The Cardinals started Carlos Martinez in Wainwright's place on Monday but are hopeful that their ace can manage this issue without having to be unplugged again later this season. The right-hander currently leads the National League with nine wins. He was also the Majors' first pitcher to eclipse 100 innings pitched, doing so in his last outing.
"We're going to keep talking to him and hopefully he continues to do the right thing and let us know how he is feeling so we can get ahead of [any other problems]," manager Mike Matheny said. "The reason we take this little break is to hope it won't return. But we have to keep watching it. If we need to take more time, we take more time. That's all there is to it."
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Swarm had their home opener tonight. Graphed pre and post game. Only got 1 auto pre game. It was Greg Downing on a card from the 2010 UD MLL set. He was super nice, thanked me for the support and stuff that all those guys do. Haha It was cool. Post game I whipped out the good stuff since it's a little easier then. By "good stuff" I mean my 8X10s and customs I had Rockiesfan make. All the players loved my stuff, they just thought it was all cool. Haha
I even got the owner to sign my team logo sheet and he thought the photos were cool and I had a really cool good sized chat with him. I also had a really cool chat with assistant captain Jeff Gilbert.
He just loved my 8X10 of him. He thanked me a couple times for showing him that and having him sign it (lacrosse, the only sport where the athletes thank you) and stuff. Then I told him about where I get the photos from and stuff and how I was already gonna need to order more. And he said, not to worry, they'd get different people up at the post game interviews/autograph sessions. Then I mentioned we needed to get (my favorite player) David Earl up there after a game, cause I have a game worn jersey I bought from the team this off season and I want to get signed and framed. He told me he'd tried to get him up there next game and if I don't see David up there, to find him and he'd go down and get him and bring him up for me. So I'm definitely gonna hold him to that. Haha
Anyways here's everything I got:
Transition player, Greg Downing 1/1 UD 2010 MLL card
Forward, Jay Card 3/3 custom, 8X10 and team logo sheet
Defenseman, Dan Ball 2/2 8X10 and team logo sheet
Captain, Andrew Suitor 1/1 custom
Forward, Shayne Jackson 1/1 custom
Transition player, Kiel Matisz 3/3 custom and 2 8x10s (One of the 4 1st round picks, marker wasn't great, but it still looks good)
Assistant captain Jeff Gilbert, 2/2 8X10 and team logo sheet
Team owner, Andy Arlotta 1/1 team logo sheet
Team logo sheet/8X10
Jeff Gilbert 8X10
Kiel Matisz 8x10 (MLL team)
4 1st round draft picks from this year, I forgot to shake the Gold before having Matisz sign it.
Customs made by Rockiesfan. Jay Card (bottom left), Kiel Matisz (bottom right), Shayne Jackson (top left) and Andrew Suitor (top right).
Greg Downing 2010 UD MLL card.
Dan Ball 8X10
Jay Card 8X10
Next up will probably be the "Skate with the Gophers" event the Gophers hockey team is having next Saturday (the 2nd), unless something pops up mid week.
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Great successes! That's so cool theyre going to get David Earl for you! CongratsGoing for 2,013 autographs in 2013
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Those turned out really well! Congrats on a great haul!
Today was an amazing day. I went to the "Annual" (1st time I've ever heard about it) Skate with the Gophers event. And the Wolves/Pelicans (Yeah, I'm all for the name change. As someone who lived in FL as a kid, I loved pelicans and feeding them haha) game. I was expecting to make a decent haul of around 30 at the Gophers hockey event (#1 team in the Nation!) and was hoping for about 13 or so more at the Wolves game, to get me to 100 on the year. I ended up getting 61 at the Gophers event. So I'll cover that in my 1st post.
The event itself was fun, although all I did was get autographs. haha But they had autographs in the concourse and 9 20 minute sessions of 100 people skating on the ice with some players, coaches (Lucia was not in attendance, I was bummed), Goldy Gopher and the hockey cheerleaders (Who were in fact hotter than the bball/football cheerleaders I've seen at U of M games).
They also had it where you could take pics with the cheerleaders, pics with our awesome national championship trophies, a bball booth (I was bummed no players were at it), concessions and a hockey skills challenge. The one downside is they had 6 autograph lines with each have 5 or so players in it, BUT they also had select players on the ice at times, so you could go through a line and not get 1 or 2 players, cause they were skating, meaning if you wanted them bad enough, you had to go back through when they returned. I made it work, though. Here's the haul:
Former Player/current asst. coach Grant Potulny 1/1 AHL Card (He was super nice, asked if I wanted it personalized, I said sure)
Nick Bjugstad 3/3 Puck, helmet pic, team poster (My favorite, because he will be a stud for my Panthers in a few years. He was nice, very sociable which most of the players weren't)
Zach Budish 4/4 puck, 8X10, helmet pic, team poster
Kyle Rau 4/4 puck, 8X10, helmet pic, team poster
Erik Haula 4/4 8X10, helmet pic, 2 posters
Mike Reilly 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Mike Shibowski 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Justin Holl 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Ryan Coyne 3/3 helmet pic, 2 posters
Jake Parenteau 3/3 helmet pic, 2 posters
Adam Wilcox 3/3 helmet pic, 2 posters
Matt Laprade 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Seth Ambroz 3/3 helmet pic, 2 posters
A.J. Michaelson 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Ryan Reilly 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Jared Larson 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Nate Schmidt 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Travis Boyd 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Sam Warning 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Ben Marshall 2/2 helmet pic, poster (Really like his signature)
Christian Issackson 3/3 helmet pic, 2 posters
Brady Skjei 2/2 helmet pic, poster
Christian Horn 3/3 helmet pic, poster
Connor Reilly 3/3 helmet pic, 2 posters
Bjugstad puck
Budish puck
Rau puck
Potulny card
Budish 8x10
Rau 8x10
Haula 8x10
Helmet pic (8X10)
No pics of posters, cause they are too large to fit into a shot on my crappy phone camera. Haha Wolves game, in the next post.
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Went straight from the gopher event to the Wolves game. I was a little unprepared, because I arrived at 3:45 and players were already arriving, plus I was in a rush and I forgot some stuff in the car. Outside the only Wolves player I got was Andrei Kirelinko on 2 programs from a previous game. He was signing as I arrived and was nice enough to wait while I got my sh!t together. Haha
Then we (me and clryan5) went over to the Pelicans bus. I got Ryan Anderson on a card. Then inside I did the Pelicans, too. Got Ryan Anderson on another card, Xavier Henry on a card and the main reason I graphed them, Anthony Davis on an 8X10. I was kind of on cruise control at the game, with forgetting some stuff in the car, players coming early, being focused on getting Davis, not have eaten all day (at that point) and being thirsty as hell, too.
AK47 Programs
Anderson/Henry cards
Davis 8X10
Next up is a Swarm game on Friday night. Hoping to knock down more 8X10s, customs and my GU David Earl jersey.


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Foiled Scheme — Recently, Palo Pinto and Wise county Game Wardens, along with Federal Wardens went onto a ranch that had been suspected of being baited in years past. Upon entry, there were 15 hunters in the field. The area in which the hunters were hunting was a wheat field that had been shredded. A careful examination of the field showed it to be baited. Two hundred twenty-three doves were seized, and a federal citation was issued to the landowner.
And More Illegal Baiting — State and Federal Game Wardens made a sweep recently on a baited dove field in Western Coryell County. The landowner had spread out 5,000 pounds of milo for his guests. There were 17 state violations for which citations were issued. In addition, the landowner was filed on by the federal officials for putting bait out for the hunters.
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Caught in the Act — Galveston County Game Wardens working off of a 65-foot patrol boat caught two gulf shrimp boats pulling four nets within two miles of the beach. A total of 12,288 pounds of shrimp were confiscated and sold for $15,000. Charges for shimping in a closed area are pending.
Daily Limits Means ONE DAY — A Taylor County Game Warden was checking an evening dove hunter who was cleaning his birds. He thought he had killed a limit but only had 11. The warden commented that the birds were flying really well in that location. The man commented that they were even better that morning. The warden asked if he had gotten any that morning. He advised that he had taken a limit that morning. The warden advised that 12 was the "daily limit." It took a minute to sink in, and then the man said, "I don't guess I will be seeing the wife and kids tonight."
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