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- CliffA Mar 31, 2003 10:28 AM
My friend is going to a conference in Cleveland and is looking for good, cheap, preferably ethnic places. Yep, i checked the archive, but i'm also hoping to come up with some current recommendations. Many thanks.
From what I am led to believe about Sokolowski's University Inn it may fit the bill for your friend. I have not eaten there so cannot speak from experience, but it's a place I want to try. Its located in the Tremont area and is a reasonable cab ride from downtown. You probably want to let folks know what area your friend will be staying in, since I just assumed you were talking downtown, which makes the most sense.
Parma Pierogi may be another spot to try, but that will probably require a car to get to from downtown.
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I have been to "Sokolowski's University Inn" a total of 4 times and highly recomend the place! Great food, reasonably priced and nice staff!!!
cleveland has had its own hosted food website for many years so go to cleveland.com and post for more tips. i'd suggest a visit to the westside market. a working persons market with lots of cheap ethnic food. pizza bagels! wacky pierogies!
nearby is GREAT LAKES BREWERY for fine local color, great beers, try the lake erie walleye/perch bites appetizer. HECK'S also nearby is a pretty old pub with good burgers, as is LOZADO'S for puerto rican food. try RUTHIE & MOE'S diner downtown for breakfast. yes, maybe SOKOLOWSKI'S too. if you go there tip the piano player, have a bottle of the house green apple soda and check out the view out back. ps--go to SHOOTER'S in the flats if you catch great weather.
Anatolia Cafe -great turkish food 13915 Cedar Rd
i hear jaipur junction is good, better than kashmir or mughal palace
the palestinian delis and mexican restaurants on Lorain avenue
Try Phnom Penh (on West 25th Street, near the West Side Market)for amazing Pan-Asian cuisine, and don't order it spicey unless you really mean it!! Almost next door is Nates -- very cheap and good Middle Eastern food -- but only for lunch. There is a whole neighborhood full of good and reasonably cheap Asian restaurants (St. Clair-Superior neighborhood -- E. 30th to E. 55th). There is a new Peruvian place downtown, but I haven't been yet. Plenty of Italian fare in Little Italy, but generally not cheap. By the way, Ruthie & Moe's is unfortunately long gone.
Cleveland has some great, inexpensive places, especially if you like foreign food. I agree that Phnom Penh on W. 25th is fabulous and cheap Cambodian food. I also agree that you don't want to order anything spicy unless you really like it hot. I enjoy fairly hot food and always order everything mild there (as opposed to most other places where I order it spicy.) Anatolia Cafe at Cedar Centar in South Euclid is also very moderate and serves Turkish food. Delicious, and the staff is very friendly and efficient. Both of these places serve wonderful tasting food in large portions and for about $15 per person.
A third place I would recommend is in Richmond Heights, called Hunan East. Although it looks like a typical storefront Chinese restaurant, they have a menu written in Manderin only (although there is a picture book showing many of the dishes, so Americans can order from it)with Chinese dishes that you may never have seen or tasted. The owner is from Shanghai, so the cooking is different from the normal Cantonese or Sczechian. HUGE portions, super fast service and a bill for two around $25! Outstanding!!
Some other good choices would be Minn Ahn, a Vietnamese restaurant on Detroit Blvd., and Alladin's (many locations) which has Middle Eastern food or Tazzas (also Middle eastern)or Tommy's (Coventry Rd).
Lastly , good reasonable Cajun food can be found at Fat Fish Blue (downtown near Public Square)and great burgers can be found at a local chain, Yours Truly. Thses are really great burgers and again, very reasonable prices.
I agree wiih many of the ethnic eats suggestions especially the one for Anatola!
For middddle eastern I would rather see yyour friend go to Nate's on W.25th or Cedarlands across from the Clevelnd Clinic on Euclid. These two places are far better food, imo.
Also, Superior Pho on Superior iis AMAZING pho.
I will second Luckygirls recs. Anatolia's (near east suburb)turkish food will bring you to your knees-esp if you order any dish with the homemade yogart. it is very reasonably priced but slightly more than a typical "cheap eats" recommendations. I vote for cedarland (best hummuos and Tabouli IMO) and nates (both in Cleveland) over alladans (local chain) for middle eastern. And Superior Pho (near downtown) has the best Pho and Banh MI sandwich. Sokoloskis is a must for eastern european. I would get the stuffed cabage and mashed potatoes with a polish beer to totally immerse yourself. for inexpensive mexican try Mi Pueblo -probably the university circle (eastside cleveland)location will be most convienient. free chips and fresh salsas, and a huge menu with conventional as well as more authentic dishes. I like Korea House for a really interesting
Korean food expereince. it is just east of downtown. Siam Cafe (also just east of downtown)is amazing IF you avoid the typical americanized dishes. I also agree about Phenom Pehn-2 locations, probably the Ohio City location is closest (just w. of downtown) . Hey I just realized we are responding to a post from 2003. Hope someone out there is interested in this info!
That's funny that the original request was from 2003, but I'm sure that the information will be useful to anyone looking for cheap eats currently. I have never been to Anatolia's, but after reading the stellar recommendations, I am determined to try it. Is it in the Cedar Center shopping plaza, and if so, on the north or south side of Cedar? Any particular recommendations for things to order?
anatolia is on the north side of cedar. I believe it is in the center that has the nearest intersection of warrensville center rd. Oddly the apps, while quite good are not the standouts of the menu IMO. Any of the lamb and chicken dishes in yogart are killer. The housemade gyro meat (they call it something else though, I think) is actually amazing. the turkish tea is wonderful too. I am not a big dessert person, but they are nice as well. I really cannot explain how good the yogart dishes are. start with those. I have to say these are not dirt cheap eats, but prices are reasonable nonetheless. This place and Pacific East in CH (moderate prices, great sushi!) are the places I miss most since moving into town.


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On Tuesday, May 21, the Hustlers (23-5) defeated defending 3A state champion Jacksonville Providence 2-1 for the coveted title at the Jet Blue Park in Fort Myers.
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A recent study revealed that women are getting better looking through evolution; meanwhile, men are staying the same. After following more than 2,000 people through four decades of life, the study showed that attractive women had 16 percent more children than average-looking chicks and that beautiful people are 36 percent more likely to have a daughter as their firstborn. All those gorgeous daughters mean more beautiful women than in past generations.
4. We survive car accidents more often.
This is sad but true: Men are 77 percent more likely to die in a car accident than women, according to a study done by Carnegie Mellon University. Our boyfriends should be thanking us when we nag them to "Wear your seatbelt!"
5. We're better at seeking comfort.
A Mind survey of 2,000 people revealed that women are far more likely than men to talk through their problems. Fifty-three percent of women talk to their friends about what's stressing them out, as opposed to 29 percent of men.
6. We're more recession-proof.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 80 percent of those who have lost their jobs since December 2007 have been men. Ouch. This could be because male-dominated fields have been hit the hardest, like manufacturing and finance. That really sucks...but hey, maybe it's time more men became nurses and educators.
7. We graduate college more often.
We already know that female enrollment is higher than male, but the Department of Education's statistics reveal that men are also less likely than women to graduate and get their bachelor's degrees. Men are also more likely to take longer than five years to complete their degree.
8. We eat healthier.
A survey of more than 14,000 people, conducted by the University of Minnesota, showed that women choose far healthier foods than men. While men are more likely to chow down on frozen pizza and red meat, women are piling fruits and veggies onto their plates. It all sounds pretty obvious, but we get so much grief for our chocolate addictions that we just had to point this one out!
9. We have stronger immune systems.
No wonder men act like such babies when they have a sniffle - women really do have stronger immune systems than men! If there are little battles going on in our bodies, women have a secret weapon: estrogen. A study done by McGill University indicated that estrogen gives women an edge when it comes to fighting off infections. That's because estrogen confronts a certain enzyme that often hinders the body's first line of defense against bacteria and viruses.
10. We live longer.
Among the world's population of those who are over 100 years old, 85 percent are women, according to the New England Centenarian Study. In general, women continue to live five to 10 years longer than men as well.
11. We're better managers, especially in this economy.
This one is a little controversial, but a slew of experts are confident that women make greater bosses because they are better listeners, mentors, problem solvers, and multitaskers than their male counterparts. In a recent Daily News article, management expert Jay Forte said, "It's a very service-oriented economy [right now], so you need employees to be motivated. Women are better connectors than men and more astute about knowing how to activate passion in their employees."
12. We invest better.
A study of 100,000 portfolios showed that women's investment returns outperform men's, 18 percent to 11 percent. This could be because women are typically more cautious with their investment decisions and think longer term.
Paul McCartney has confirmed rumours stating that he would be playing this summer's Olympic Games opening ceremony in London.
Speaking to BBC 5 Live yesterday (June 4), the former Beatle said: "I've been booked" and explained that he would be "closing the opening" of London 2012.
The opening ceremony will take place on July 27 in East London and has an Isles of Wonder theme. The ceremony is being staged by Trainspotting and Slumdog Millionairedirector, Danny Boyle, who is the event's artistic director.
Yesterday, McCartney also closed the Queen's Jubilee Concert in London with a five-song greatest hits set in front of the watching monarchy. Playing to a crowd of 12,000 on a stage in front of Buckingham Palace, the former Beatle topped a bill which featured artists from the past six decades of Elizabeth II's time on the throne.
After kicking off with 'Magical Mystery Tour', McCartney went on to play 'All My Loving', 'Let It Be' and 'Live And Let Die' - complete with customary pyrotechnics. He then closed the show with a star-studded version of 'The White Album' track 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'.
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As the holiday season approaches (ok, it's here), I'm always reminded of traditions. Everyone has them, even if your tradition is just spending time with family. There are several that we have adopted as a culture over time, so I thought I would highlight some of them.
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Ah, it's that time of year again. You've spent money and time putting together the perfect Halloween costume. You've invested in food and drink for a spectacular party, pumpkins for carving, spooky decorations, and candy for the masquerading children of the neighborhood. Now that we've all gotten our sugar fix and visited a haunted house or two, it's time to think about Christmas, right?
I am looking forward to my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving. I love this holiday because it is one of the few times of the year when the whole family can get together and just relax and enjoy family time. My mother cooked Thanksgiving dinner for many years, but when 3 of her great grandchildren were age 2, she passed the Thanksgiving responsibility to me. I hosted the dinner for several years, which at times included just our family and other years included our family and a family of close friends.
As I look out my window this morning, it's a typicial November day. The sky is gray, and the sun is nowhere to be found. The temperature is probably in the 30s or 40s. It looks a lot like football weather outside! And I know that this week is Thanksgiving Day, which is my favorite holiday of the whole year (except for my birthday, of course!). I love getting together with family and friends, eating turkey, my mom's great stuffing, and watching football. It never gets old to me, and I think I could have Thanksgiving every 3 months instead of every 12 months.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and that means one of three things for most Americans:
As we sit down to eat dinner on Thanksgiving Day, we don't stop to think about where our little dinner bird came from or facts about this bird. I found some fun facts about this famous Thanksgiving Day bird.
It's hard to believe, but Thanksgiving is just a couple of days away. Are you heading out of town to visit family? Or, are you hosting the meal this year? Regardless of your plans, I am sure you are spending these last few hours before the holiday doing chores, making last minute grocery store runs, and plotting your Black Friday shopping trip.
If you are staying in the Kansas City area this year, consider getting out and about to enjoy one of these local events as part of your Thanksgiving plan.
It's that time of year again: The Holidays. Thanksgiving is this week (!!!) and Christmas, Hanukkah, Festivus, Saturnalia, and a whole bunch of other celebrations are right around the corner.
If your holidays go anything like mine, then you are probably cooking a huge family dinner or three. It's also at the last minute that you find out your meal for six is actually for 14, that your distant cousin Francis is now on a gluten-free raw Paleolithic diet, or that Uncle Joe has unfortunately developed diabetes. That's when I have to hit the books.
My issue is not that I don't want to spend money on the holidays; it's that I don't have any money to spend in the first place. I'm a college student, and I follow the financial stereotype of my office to the letter. When the holidays roll around, it feels like I should eat something a little nicer than usual, but it seems silly to cook a huge meal for just myself. So, after some thinking and inspiration, I've come up with ways to make a holiday meal for one on a tight budget.
As we all know, every family is unique in terms of relationships, beliefs, traditions, and celebrations. My family began combining Thanksgiving and Christmas together into one huge celebration about twenty years ago. We started this tradition because one of our siblings moved out of state, and we couldn't bear to celebrate the holidays without them.
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August 2014 Global Weather Extremes Summary
UPDATE NASA has reported that August 2014 was the warmest such on record as shown in this table.. We'll see what NOAA's summary finds on September 18th.
August featured a record heat wave in the Baltics and Belarus, record cold in Northern Ireland, extreme rainfall events along the U.S. East Coast and in Michigan. Deadly flooding in Nepal and India killed at least 200 and Typhoon Halong hit Japan. A...
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Record Rainfall Deluges Phoenix, Arizona
Moisture associated with former Hurricane Norbert swept over southern California, southern Nevada, and Arizona on Monday resulting in record rainfall for parts of Arizona and flash flooding that took the lives of two. The official weather site at Phoenix's Sky Harbor Int'l Airport picked up an all-time calendar day precipitation amount of 3.29". Meanwhile, across the country in Virginia, over 12" has fallen...
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U.S. Temperatures Running BOTH Unusually Hot AND Unusually Cold so far this Year
My previous blog dealt with the record summer warmth in the Pacific Northwest relative to the cool summer that much of the rest of the nation has enjoyed. An interesting report published in late August by NOAA's climate portal Climate.gov states that for the January-July period the contiguous U.S. has never seen such "radically different temperature extremes as they have ...
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Warmest Summer on Record for some U.S. Northwest Cities
While much, if not most, of the contiguous U.S. had a cooler than normal summer, the Pacific Northwest endured one of its hottest such on record. Here are a few details.
Temperature anomalies for the climatological summer of 2014. The top map shows the average daily maximum departure from normal, the middle map the minimum such, and the bottom map the overall departure from no...
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An article published in the science journal PLOS ONE on August 27th by scientists from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography has finally put to rest the mystery of the 'sliding' rocks of Racetrack Playa in Death Valley.
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Stonewater Cove Resort and Spa, a luxurious, lakefront retreat nestled in the heart of the Mark Twain National Forest, is elevating its spa experience—literally—with a distinctive new Treehouse Spa that will premier Memorial Day Weekend.
After a day of active fun, clients can soothe their bodies with a relaxing spa treatment, while listening to the rustling leaves and chirping songbirds of the nearly 500 acres of lush forest. From a picturesque treatment room, clients can gaze out toward the calming serenity of the wilderness surrounding Table Rock Lake. The Treehouse Spa will offer a variety of expert treatments, while all treatments will feature organic products reflecting the pristine, natural setting of the resort and spa.
Construction is underway for the Treehouse Spa, which will be comprised of individual elevated treatment rooms incorporating hand-crafted materials from the local woods. The spa will include a reception room along with single and double treatment rooms, each their own unique "treehouse". After a short walk through the forest adjacent to the lodge, expect total privacy in these elevated treehouses, while nearly an entire wall of each treatment room will be glass so that guests can enjoy a sweeping view of the red and white oak, cedar, juniper, hickory, and sycamore filled forest.
The glistening shoreline waters of Table Rock Lake are also part of the visual pallet of each treatment experience. Entry walkways to the spa will be made with rope handrails to add to the treehouse touch and feel, and many water features adorning the lodge and guest room pathways will be added.
"Stonewater Cove at its core is a fusion of nature and luxury, and we wanted our spa to reflect this union," said Randi Bond, vice president of marketing for Stonewater Cove.
She added that the spa will be a great place for guests to unwind and work out stiff muscles after a day of outdoor adventures at the resort—or for those who could use some quiet respite. "This will be a great place for the do-it-all mom to treat herself to some well-deserved pampering while the kids are off riding the ATV trails."
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The Saddleback Symphony continues its tradition of presenting great American Music by performing the music of composer Stephen Sondheim. The Orchestra is joined by well known soloists and award winning performers including John Huntington as Judge Turpin, Paul Kehler (Stage Scene LA's Outstanding Actor in a Musical), Nona Watson, Danette Holland, and Saddleback Music Voice Faculty Dr. Scott Farthing, as the Beadle, and Dr. Norman Weston (Composition) is the accompanist for this performance. This is a concert not to be missed!


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TVGuide.com: Tell me about Wine Ways, the new educational DVD you produced and star in. How did it come to be?Andrew Firestone: In a nutshell, what I do in my day job is teach wine tasting, and I really like to focus on people who don't drink wine very often or are drinking wine for the first time. The DVD is a more user-friendly way to enjoy wine and puts it in a format that's easy to digest. The guy who shot it was a family friend who used all his tricks of photography to make it an interesting piece.
TVGuide.com: Yeah, watching a bunch of people sitting around sipping wine could get old after five minutes.Firestone: Exactly. I didn't want it to look like a documentary or something you'd see in a classroom, so trying to capture the sights and sounds and images and movements of wine making was important. Also, I teamed up with Richard Harris, who was the editor on a bunch of movies, most importantly Titanic, which he won an Oscar for. He was James Cameron's right-hand man.
TVGuide.com: Ahh, that explains that odd "ship-sinking" scene in the middle of the DVD.Firestone: Right, exactly. [Laughs] The one where I'm standing above a barrel of merlot.
TVGuide.com: "I'm the king of merlot!"Firestone: But Richard's kind of a wine dork himself — he's got an acre of viognier that he grows and makes into wine — so when I went to ask him a couple of questions, he got excited about the idea. Eventually, he signed on to edit this thing at a very friendly rate. I'm really excited about how it turned out.
TVGuide.com: Let me take advantage of some of your knowledge. What are the "hot tickets" in today's wine world?Firestone: In Santa Barbara County, chardonnay... anything from Washington in the pinot noir category... and in our region [Santa Ynez, California], the hot wines are the syrahs and also the viognier.
TVGuide.com: Are syrahs the new merlot?Firestone: The Australians have been making syrahs forever and have had a lot of success with them, but our region recently found that we can grow them really well and they turn out beautifully.
TVGuide.com: As a merlot lover, what vintage should I be looking for at the store?Firestone: It depends on where you're from, but in Santa Barbara it seems that the even years turned out pretty nicely. The wines I like to drink are the ones you drink two or three years after the vintage. I'm not a huge proponent of letting a wine sit in a wine rack for 10 years before you drink it. I believe in the European version of enjoying wine, where you make it to enjoy right away.
TVGuide.com: I just learned that you're supposed to drink a beaujolais right away, and I've had one "aging" in my crappy li'l wine rack for about 10 years.Firestone: Well, sometimes it's fun if you have room in the wallet to let a wine sit and see what it does.
TVGuide.com: Having been on The Bachelor, would you say wine savviness is a handy talent for a dating man to have?Firestone: For sure. There are only a few things us guys can really show off intelligently. I love cars, but talking about the V8 engine in a Corvette isn't that sexy to talk about over dinner. But to be able to distinguish between a cabernet and a merlot and to be able to order intelligently off a wine list is really sexy. If nothing else, a little alcohol always seems to make the date go by a little better!
TVGuide.com: What's been the coolest part of your post-Bachelor life?Firestone: Last weekend I went to NBA All-Star weekend and was able to play on the same Celebrity All-Star team as Bow Wow and Ice Cube — that was pretty fun. But the coolest part has been getting back to my daily 9-to-5 job. Wine's my passion and I was thrilled to be able to put this DVD together to share with people.
TVGuide.com: Get a load of this segue: What goes well with wine is cheese. How much cheese-tastic reality-TV have you turned down?Firestone: The most important thing I turned down was Fear Factor, and I'll tell you why: To be a wine-and-food guy and go eat bugs on TV would be a detriment to my ability to talk intelligently about the finer foods and wines.
TVGuide.com: What wine does go best with cow entrails?Firestone: [Laughs] Anything in a box. There are some opportunities that have come up, but that stands out as something that would really have damaged my credibility as a wine-and-food guy.
TVGuide.com: Coming from the Firestone family, did you ever consider a similar DVD targeted toward, you know, tire connoisseurs? Firestone: I'm a gearhead at heart — I think my bloodstream is 50 percent merlot and 50 percent Valvoline. I love racing and I've been able to successfully wrap my car, on the track, around some barriers before. I was in the Long Beach Grand Prix Celebrity Race and I crashed my car there, and I've crashed my car into the track in Milwaukee.
TVGuide.com: But that was only because you had half a bottle of syrah in you.Firestone: Don't make those kind of jokes!
TVGuide.com: Here is where I ask, "When's the last time you heard from Jen Schefft, or vice versa?"Firestone: You know, I sent her a message on Christmas, wishing her a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
TVGuide.com: And... it just sat there, didn't it?Firestone: [Laughs] She sent a note back. I haven't spoken to her in a while, but I trust she's doing well.
TVGuide.com: I saw some event pictures of you with some hot blonde model, Ivana Somethingexoticoranother?Firestone: Ivana Bozilovic. We've been dating for over a year now. She's put up with me, so she has a lot of patience.
TVGuide.com: Is she a model or model-actress?Firestone: A model-actress. She did Wedding Crashers.
TVGuide.com: Well, stick with her and ABC won't have to come after you for "The Bachelor No. 3 Returns."Firestone: Let's hope I can have more success with Ivana than ABC had with me!
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Good morning (here at least) it's Friday! I created this simple boxy bag, originated by Jody Morrow, for a make n take project we're doing at a Rep show next month. It was SO stinkin' simple, I looked at it initially and thought it looked very complicated, but once I really started the process it came together in a jif. I used the Chill Out image from Annie LaPoint, and stamped it twice, once on white cs and once on pp. I needed to create something you can replicate within 10 minutes, so a lot of coloring was not an option! Inside I packed a Chill Out stamp, so at the end of the make n take this can be handed out as a door prize!
Today is Oldie PLUS Goodie Friday on the MFT SCS Forum, the challenge is an inspiration card, so check it out! The PLUS Goodies part refers to the $5 gift certificate someone will win just for playing along today.
As the Oct 1st release draws near, it's also time for an MFTREAT!!!!
Many months ago, Cindy Haffner emailed me asking if we could carry some kind of hard plastic case to house our MFT stamps. I thought that sounded like a clever idea, and went to work finding a company to manufacture them, IN FULL COLOR! I mean really, your MFT stamps are stylish, and deserve a home as fashionable as they are, right? So no plain Jane case for us! These will go on sale Wed night during the release, and we are incredibly excited about sharing them with all of you! I will post next week with my labeling suggestions, and exactly how much you fit into one of these babies, but for now, let's just play!
The MFTreat will consist of one storage box and TWO of the retiring sets of my choosing, both of which (and then some) will fit inside this storage box!
How is that for some good, clean fun!
Leave a numbered comment below and I'll pull a winner Wed afternoon!!!


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His Airness
When Michael Jordan was asked why he majored in geography at North Carolina, his response: "I knew I would be going places, and I just wanted to know where I was when I got there".
There will never be another like him.
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This guy's a prick, anyway - Jack x
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Day 5 and my No Internet discipline breaks down. Phelps. Gymnastics. Volleyball. I had to look…
but first…
Hat's off to Zara Phillips, a Royal who can actually do something! Now that the dressage is over, I can actually enjoy the equestrian events without the mocking comments from the men in my house.
My man Tim Ryan is doing the job on the eventing play-by-play and analyst Melanie Smith-Taylor adds to the high-mindedness with just the right amount of Locust Valley Lockjaw and a hyphen in her name.
The horses are so lovely, except that one. Oh, wait. That's Camilla.
That rain poncho is the most flattering thing Camilla's ever worn.
Loved the 'jumps" on the cross country, like the mini Tower of London. I only wish Mr. Bean had been in the Tower.
Kidding. Calm down.
There's a lot of trashtalking in judo.
I love when the athletes go crazy when they win a bronze or silver. We get so focused on gold, sometimes you forget what an accomplishment any medal is.
I already feel bad enough about my aging body, I'm not sure watching the Brazilian and German women play beach volleyball is helping.
That Cullen Jones seems like such a lovely young man.
Concerned about Jordyn Weiber's mental health, I looked up the women's gymnastics results. Good for them. Good for her.
Once you go down that path, you have to go all the way. Good day for US swimming. Can't wait to actually see the races.
I hope Rowdy Gaines took his meds before the broadcast.
Something happens mid-day in the NBC coverage that is egregious. Poor Dan Patrick who couldn't care less about social media is forced to engage in a discussion about the top tweets of the day. I've never made it through a whole segment because it's so painful to watch. Hey, NBC, make Ryan Seacrest do that, will ya?
Dalhauser and Rogers need a stylist.
The crowd is having some fun at that Beach Volleyball venue.
My apologies to Mrs. Kobe Bryant for yesterdays remark about her husband. Oops! I thought the Bryant split was permanent, not temporary. I'm sure he was there for the fine volleyball, not Destinee.
ARGHHHH! I think I've been generous and patient with Synchro Diving. But what is it doing on again? What could they have left to synchronize?
Air Maroney! Wowowowowow!
Who is that grown women performing for Romania? She looks like she entered the wrong event. Hey, Lady, the Masters Gymnasatics is down the hall.
That being said…If Tim Daggett makes one more condescending remark about Jordyn Wieber needing her mommy I will scream. Sure, it's terrible what happened and she is under lots of pressure ( from people like you, Tim!). But Jordyn is a world-class athlete and even though she's young, she'll cope. It's called Women's Gymnastics, not Gymboree.
Have you noticed how many gymnasts are performing to James Bond theme music?
I'm loving all the Parent-cams. Kills me everytime.
Chinese swimmer and Chinese badminton players with some sketchy athletic stories. At least they did a good job on the US uniforms~!
Micheal Phelps looked crushed after 200 Butterfly. Again, underscores the impossible achievement of Beijing.
When the Satellite Sisters went to Russia to host a charity event, we were treated to hair and make-up by Russians! Our producer got the full "hair sparkle" like the Russian gymnasts. Except our producer Corny was a grown-up and was seated next to an Ambassador at dinner.
Channeling Dick Button: Good girl, Gabby.
I love the fact that the US Women went out there and won that medal. Sometimes, gymnastics is a war of attrition. Or an international incident with horrible judging. But the US Team was just flat out better.
And the Gold Medal for Using Every Sports Cliche in the Book to Tiresome Effect: Al Trautwig.
Why are we still up? Why won't NBC put on the marquee events near the middle of the coverage and make the Synchro Diving fans stay up late? Why ask why?
Embracing my Chaos, Lian


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How do I get rid of my post-pregnancy belly fat?
I had a baby girl a little over a year ago and I've lost my pregnancy weight, however, I still have a poochy belly. I do 30 mins of cardio 5 days a week, yoga 3x's a week and strength training (ab workouts included) 3x's a week. My doc says I don't have a pregnancy hernia, which is what I thought it was. Can u give advice as to any advice as to how I can do to get rid of my pooch? Thanks!
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It may not be fat. A lot of time after your skin has stretched so much it will not be able to tighten back up. Sometimes the only was is a tummy tuck that would remove the loosened skin. I am not recommending this in any way.
Submitted by lynn0624rj
My daughter turns 1 yr old this Saturday - so I know where you are coming from. Post baby body weight does not equal post baby body!! I would suggest increasing the intensity of your cardio workouts, making sure you include intervals (alternating walking with fast walking or sprinting). And be sure your strength training includes combination moves that work multiple muscles including the core (plank rows, push-ups, squat with military press, etc) rather than single muscle groups. Good luck!
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Small Cool 2010: Savannah's Complete & Pulled Together
Tiny Division # 31
Who Lives Here: Savannah and her cat, Figaro
Location: West Hollywood, California
Size: 450 square feet
What is your favorite element of your Small & Cool home? I really love the bed/office area. I'm happy I invested in the Ikea Malm bed-desk four years ago because they don't make it anymore and it pretty much saves my life everyday. I think it's probably the area that is most complete and pulled together and that I use most often, so based on it's functionality it's by far my favorite element. Oh and working from home, I get to lie in bed all day which is pretty glorious.
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Pillows galore in the bedroom!
What is that little love seat/tiny daybed/part chaise lounge thing? I love it. Can you name your source?
Nice...like the bed desk even though I'm not a fan of ikea.
That black leather/chrome chair needs a backrest :p
Must. Have. Skull. Pillow!!! Where did you find it???
Unique choices, but looks messy.
Where is that skull pillow from?!??
is the modern blue rocking chair from overstock?
This doesn't look messy at all. I think it's really cute!
really like this place. that bed desk is a neat idea.
it isn't messy: the photo feels crowded due to the angle and the crowd of small furnishings in the middle of the room.
Can you tell me what the table model is?
Love love love LOVE this!
I love this. It's highly personal and full of objects, but not at all cramped or cluttered. It really feels like a home.
Hey Everyone. Thanks so much for the wonderful comments and here's my resource:. The skull pillow is Z Gallery. The Bed Table, they don't make anymore except in red for a twin bed, but I was at CB2 the other day and they are making a version of it now. The blue chair is Herman Miller and it's the Eames Molded Plastic Rocker-RAR . The black chrome chair is a copy of a Le Corbusier chair with the back cushion removed. I hope that helps.
I like the room, but is that bed desk practical?
Do u have to move it every night?
I cannot imagine being able to sleep with it in place. It would be kicked over in an instant.
The bed desk is actually on wheels so it rolls back and forth. I just push it to the end of the bed at night and it's out of the way.
I loooove that bed desk! I don't even work in bed, but I'd be enticed if I had that desk!
I also love the contemplated-casual feel of your bedroom-living space. It really feels lived-in and comfortable, but stylish.
AHHH I've been wanting to do this with my Fresca table! YAy!
I enjoy that you left space for a mini bar in the corner, love it!
where did you get your bedding? I have something similar that needs to be replaced!
Where-ever did you find that adorable cat pillow on your eames rocking chair?? It's the cutest thing ever! I hope you aren't one of those cat ladies...
Sadly, I missed the 'thumbs up' window but I love love love. I may steal the bed desk idea.
i really like this apartment. Where did you get the pot holder over the stove?
Charming, cozy, cute-- I love it! Your apartment looks so warm and lived in! I'm not crazy about the rugs in the entrance. I have one suggestion, in the bathroom you should consider hanging a little ledge under bathroom mirror, to place your decorations and tooth brush. This would clear up the clutter on your sink a little: http://www.move.com/home-garden/Images/Organ30Bath11_tcm12-4523.jpg.


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Video by Emily Walker
STOP Faculty Advisor
Dr. Janja Lalich is a Sociology professor at California State University, Chico. Her expertise is focused in cultic behavior. Lalich's decision to specialize in the study of cultic groups was prompted by her 11-year experience as a member of a radical political cult, the Democratic Workers Party.
Her past experiences in social movement groups lead her to teach Social Movements, offered in the sociology department at Chico State. Students of Lalich's Social Movements class formed STOP in Spring of 2008.
STOP Co-faculty Advisor
Kate Transchel is a professor in the history department at California State University, Chico. In 1998, Transchel began researching sex trafficking after becoming increasingly interested and aware of its massive devastation. Being a historian, she came across it while doing research and continued to pursue learning about it.
After spending the next few years doing research, she decided to become fluent in Russian, in order to speak directly to the women in Eastern Europe.
In 2005, she made her first trip to Moldova, a small country in Eastern Europe, to interview the women that had been rescued from the brothels.
"What was needed was for someone to hear their stories," Transchel said. "And it broke my heart."
While interviewing these women, Transchel heard traumatizing stories. She discovered a young girl who had been trafficked. The girl, along with the other girls in the brothel, all had their teeth bashed out with a hammer by their traffickers.
They did this because it made the women "better for oral sex," Transchel said.
There was one girl, she interviewed, who actually escaped from the brothels. Something that is nearly impossible to do in the first place.
After escaping, the girl ran to the police station where a policeman took her back the brothel. As his reward, he was allowed to rape her "free of charge" for an entire week.
The majority of police and government officials, in Eastern Europe, are not only helping the traffickers to get away with their crimes, but they are also clients. This is one of the main reasons why a lot of the police deny that sex trafficking even exists.
STOP President
In Spring 2012, Alyssa Higgs will be a senior majoring in Sociology with a minor in Child Development. She first got involved with STOP through Dr. Lalich's Social Movements class. She was required to do activism hours with a social movement and chose STOP. Until this semester coming her involvement with STOP has been through fundraising and class presentations. "I love how big of a part students play in STOP, it really helps you see how much of an impact you can really make!"
This semester she gets to take the next step as president of STOP and is very excited. Last semester they put on the first annual Human Trafficking Awareness Week, which offered panels discussions and film showings, and this semester they are going to be busily planning the second installment as well as many other eye opening events.
"Being a part of STOP is a great way to make a change in not only the world but in or own community! I encourage anyone and everyone to come and join us."


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2nd Baptist Church
Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Sundays 8:30 & 11am Wednesdays 6pm
Worship Team
Team A: Connie, Darcy, Casey, Ruda, Garry
September 28, October 19, November 9, 16*, 30, December 21*
Team B: Paulette, Sandy, Barry, Julie, Calob
October 5, 26, November 16*, December 7, December 21*
*NOTE: November 16 and December 21 - all available please be prepared to sing!!
Victory in Jesus - Check out this upbeat version of an old hymn. The youth want to sing this. We won't do all the music breaks but listen to the groove for October 12.
October 5 - Vocal Team B
We've Come to Worship - (D)
Open the Eyes of My Heart - (D)
Invitation: He Knows My Name - (D)
Offering: Power in the Blood - (G)
September 28 - Vocal Team A
Step by Step (F)
The Same Love (F)
The Power of Your Love (F)
September 21 - Vocal Team C - Youth
Your Grace is Enough - D
This is Amazing Grace - D
Oceans - D
Lord I Need You -
God My Rock - Bb
September 14 - Vocal Team B
God My Rock - Chorus Only (F)
Blessed Be Your Name (F)
Your Name (F)
God My Rock (Bb) *Issues with uploading music file - attached is a video from YouTube
How Great Thou Art *faster version - YouTube video
September 7 - Vocal Team A
Baptism Sunday!
*see August 3 for Keys/Music
We Serve a Mighty God - F
Christ is Able to Save - G/A
Cornerstone - D
The Solid Rock - D
Jesus Draw Me Close/The Same Love(chorus only) - F
Rock of Ages - F
August 31
This week's Scripture for our message:If you've gotten anything at all out of following Christ, if his love has made any difference in your life, if being in a community of the Spirit means anything to you, if you have a heart, if you care - then do me a favor: Agree with each other, love each other, be deep-spirited friends. Don't push your way to the front; don't sweet-talk your way to the top. Put yourself aside and help others get ahead. Don't be obsessed with getting your own advantage. Forget yourselves long enough to lend a helping hand. Philippians 2 (The Message)
Jesus Paid it All (Bb)
Give Us Clean Hands (Invitation)
This is Amazing Grace (Closing)
August 24
Revelation Song (C)
I Will Follow
*updated 8/22
August 17
Missions Team Sunday:
Praise is Rising - E
My Father's World/I Have a Father - Bb/C ("I Have a Father begins @ 2:33)
We've Come to Worship - C/D
Christ is Able to Save - G/A
August 10
The Lord's Supper
Ancient of Days
I Stand Amazed *note style
God is So Good
Shout to the Lord
August 3 *Updated 7/29
Baptism Sunday! A great celebration of new lives committed to Christ!
Our songs this week focus on the strength of the God we serve, His ability to save and our gratitude for both. Praying for you all this week.
We Serve a Mighty God - F *Short version: C,V,C Only
Christ is Able to Save - G/A Great Example with "Thank You" bridge.
Cornerstone - D
The Solid Rock - D *Chorus Only (hymn)
Rock of Ages (Baloche) - F
June 27, 2014 (click on song for demo - click on key for chord sheet)
*updated 7/25/14
Crown Him with Many Crowns (Bb)
God of the Ages (G)
Holy Spirit Rain Down (G)
July 20, 2014
Let it Rise (C)
Open the Eyes of My Heart (D)
Jesus Messiah (G)
Mighty to Save (G)
In Christ Alone (Eb)
July 13, 2014 - Camp Report Sunday
Opening Song We Serve a Mighty God
Welcome Brandon
Everlasting God (Tomlin)
CentriKid Video Evermore (Hillsong)
Caswell Report Hosanna Praise is Rising (Baloche)
M-Fuge 10,000 Reasons
Prayer of Thanksgiving Rock of Ages (Baloche)
July 20, 2014 Worship Set
Let It Rise (C) Chord Sheet
Open the Eyes (D) Chord Sheet
Jesus Messiah (G) Chord Sheet
Mighty to Save (G) Chord Sheet
In Christ Alone
8:30: Ruda, Sandy, Barry, _____
11:00: Connie, Darcy, Ruda, Barry
July 6, 2014 Worship Set
We Serve a Mighty God /What a Mighty God We Serve
Our God (F)
'Tis So Sweet (F)
Revelation Song (C)
Offering (Eb)
Jesus Draw Me Close (F)
God of the Ages


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Your guild is also potential proof of an important other point:
the 570 people in that mega-guild who don't get to raid because the leaders can only keep 30 folks straight at a time (since they're only human and not divine prophets...)...
Those folks don't need to be in the position they're in. They got there because they were afraid to trust to a small set of people who became loyal to each other and put in the time and effort to do it together.
Ie: You prove that small guilds can make it.
The problem is that larger guilds make it so much faster, and easier. If I have a guild of 600 and my roster's folks can't get stable, I can replace them on a dime. AND my 570 folks questing and PUGing will give us good guild XP...
So you get all these people who grind up that level, get their scorpion mount, and then get left idling as the choice folks get into the raid roster.
Back before cata, a server might have hundreds of guilds in the 20-40 member range that support 1 to 2 raid rosters... and then a large set of 'casuals guilds' that just did their thing.
They didn't need to all shut down and merge into the megas - but it was the fastest way up the hill.
You could race up that hill at 60mph, or climb up it at 5mph... most people chose to race, and are now suffering the consequences of being the hare and not the tortoise.
- It'll take time and a lot of bad drama for people to realize the tortoises are the real winners; the small guilds that worked together, like I presume, yours.