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USA Rewind
Three-goal scorer Jozy Altidore: "All the goals were a team effort. If you look at the build-up, the passing, everybody, we all moved together in right positions, played one, two touch when we had to and we were successful when we finished the goals."
Bob Bradley , on DaMarcus Beasley's performance: "We had talked to DeMarcus in the last year or so about starting to think about using him at left back at times. ... The fact that we had a week of training this time around, we used that week just to make sure he was comfortable with the role. I give DaMarcus a lot of credit because we have challenged him with this and he has responded really well. Tonight, he showed that is a place where he can help us as well as his play in midfield."
Bradley, on playing at LP Field: "The playing surface is one of the best we have played on in this country."
Bradley and the players tempered their comments about Altidore's hat trick, not because they don't like him, but because they want Jozy to maintain his hunger and work ethic and they want fans to keep in perspective that he's 19 years old. Said Landon Donovan: "It's one game. Let's not get carried away. We are happy for him, but there are a lot of guys who have been doing that for a long time."
Jump below for standings and player ratings.....
Read the Washington Post match report.
After 3 of 10 Matches
USA 7 points
Costa Rica 6
Honduras 4
Mexico 3
El Salvador 2
If the qualifying process were complete today, USA, CR and Honduras would advance to the World Cup while Mexico would have to play Uruguay (fifth place in South America) in a playoff.
USA Upcoming Games: June 3 at Costa Rica, June 6 vs. Honduras in Chicago.
Howard 6; Hejduk 7, Onyewu 7, Bocanegra 7, Beasley 7; Dempsey 6, Mastroeni 7, Bradley 6, Donovan 8; Ching 7, Altidore 9. Subs: Torres 6, Kljestan 6.
Steve Goff
April 2, 2009; 1:12 AM ET
Categories: U.S. men's national team
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Your comments on the field make me think of the Honduras field I saw in the Mexico match tonight. Was it me, or was that about the *crappiest* field imaginable?
Posted by: Hokienautic | April 2, 2009 1:23 AM | Report abuse
I was impressed by Jozy's post-match interview on ESPN2. While it's good not to inflate his ego, it's also good that the team is keeping things in perspective.
Posted by: sitruc | April 2, 2009 1:45 AM | Report abuse
most importantly... How can we keep up this grinding and thumpin?
Get in the game or sit yer arse out...Bye Bye Mexico!
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 1:48 AM | Report abuse
I feel Bradley deserved better.
I'm not sure how Bradley rates lower than Boca, Onyewu or Hejduk. Sure, Hejduk did lots more running, but how productive was it? Bradley's runs produced one goal, and nearly another.
I really don't know what Boca or Onyewu did to rank higher than Howard (or Bradley). They weren't any more involved in the game than Howard was. And, Beasley was pretty good, but not better than Bradley.
As usually happens, Bradley's contributions are easily overlooked.
Posted by: fischy | April 2, 2009 1:55 AM | Report abuse
Seriously. It looked liked they plowed it into ridges and furrows lengthwise a few years back and then let them smooth out.
Posted by: mason08 | April 2, 2009 1:55 AM | Report abuse
the US played a pretty nice game. quality goals and more chances made than were capitalized on. definitely showed that are a team to be reckoned with in this region.
was impressed with the whole team really, I started to write out a few certain selections, but suffice it to say, I saw some things in the game tonight that makes me happy to see how our world cup campaign will go
Posted by: douglasquaid | April 2, 2009 3:04 AM | Report abuse
Honduras beat Mexico. If the crappy field helped, then I say God bless it!
Posted by: croftonpost | April 2, 2009 3:06 AM | Report abuse
so that's what it takes to get a nine from Mr. Goff! I suppose if he hadn't missed two sitters and it was at Azteca that's a ten?
Posted by: joshuaostevens | April 2, 2009 3:56 AM | Report abuse
I think that you can argue a point here or there on Goff's ratings but the point is that Altidore and Donovan had fantastic games. A bunch of guys did well including Pablo, Ching, Boca and Bradley but I'd put Beasley, Dempsey, Hejduk, gouch and Howard just a notch below but everyone did well and hopefully we'll see a lot more of Torres.
Posted by: Beckster1 | April 2, 2009 6:58 AM | Report abuse
Outside of Altidore, Dempsey was the best player on the field last night. Not sure what game you all watched?
Posted by: Hoost | April 2, 2009 7:02 AM | Report abuse
Dempsey? What game did you watch? He had an OK game, but was certainly not the 2nd best US player last night.
Posted by: torrey151 | April 2, 2009 7:21 AM | Report abuse
Howard takes a hit because of that howler of a clearance that almost ricocheted off a T&T player (Stern John?) into his own goal.
Posted by: benonthehill | April 2, 2009 7:43 AM | Report abuse
I know Brian Ching doesn't get much love on most boards, but his flick on header to Donovan leading to Altidore's first goal is the reason Bradley has him out there. I don't think you would see that touch or thought from Johnson or Cooper.
Posted by: griffin1108 | April 2, 2009 8:01 AM | Report abuse
Dempsey? He seemed lost at times out there. I do think that Pablo and Bradley were very underrated in comparison to their performances last night. T&T saw nothing out of the offensive midfield.
Posted by: oranjebleeder | April 2, 2009 8:22 AM | Report abuse
Dempsey quietly did everything right, especially in the first half. Held up the ball well and found the attackers
Posted by: carmines757 | April 2, 2009 8:23 AM | Report abuse
Ching had a much better game last night than he's had in the last year or so (only his Sweden game rivaled this). He was sharp on his knockdowns and first touches, unlike many of his past performances. The only reason he loses points for this game was because he disappeared in the last 15-20 minutes of his action (probably due to fatigue).
The Beasley experiment at left back merits another look. I've been a fan of this idea for a while now, and it seemed to have paid off. Especially in the first half, he and Donovan were uncontainable down that left side. He still had a couple mental mistakes and simple giveaways that could prove costly against superior competition.
Jozy's performance should significantly knock down the amount of stock that SO many people put into the "he needs to play at his club before he plays here" argument (another point I've tried to make for years). WAAAY too much credence is put into that. For two guys of equal talent, yes, it makes a difference. For a guy who's clearly superior to the player he's measured up against, that argument needs to fall flat on its face.
By the way Landon, it wasn't just one game. It was two games. Four goals in two games, and in only about 120 minutes. Jozy had 80% of the goals this past week. And this wasn't him going off against Cuba to the tune of 4 goals. This was Jozy sparking a comeback from behind when nobody else could muster anything, then purely outclassing a former World Cup opponent in the early and critical final round of qualifying.
In all, there really wasn't a poor performance to be had out there from the US. Even Pablo was masterful in his play (better than Bradley, which was surprising). Nice turnaround from the weekend's performance.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 8:30 AM | Report abuse
The way we looked in the 1st half, we could have beat Germany or anybody...especially if they played like T&T
Posted by: 9Nine9 | April 2, 2009 8:32 AM | Report abuse
you've been a fan of the idea of Beasley at left back for a while now???? HTFP? You are an awfully smart feller, but that comment makes you sound like more of a fart smeller.... Please, someone save me from my ignorance and link me to anywhere that has a thread on using DMB as a LB... I'll chuckle *hardly* if anyone can find it....
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 8:42 AM | Report abuse
"The way we looked in the 1st half, we could have beat Germany or anybody...especially if they played like T&T"
Well, Duh. We looked great but T&T away from home have been a poor side. I'm more impressed with the comeback against El Salvador, who came out playing in an impressive frenzy. But even there we would have lost if their substitute netminder hadn't played like the U-13s. But we're getting there, and we'll have a couple of tournaments in addition to qualifying to start performing as a team. I'm optimistic about the second round in South Africa,
Posted by: WillyHSmith | April 2, 2009 8:45 AM | Report abuse
A little grade inflation methinks, due to the poor quality of opponent. But still, a very nice win.
Donvan: "there are a lot of guys who have been doing that for a long time."
Really? Hat tricks at this stage of WC qualifying? For the US team? Maybe one or two, but not "a lot of guys"!
Posted by: edgeonyou | April 2, 2009 8:50 AM | Report abuse
That was a great performance and everyone deserved a 7 or better in my book. However I am very disappointed that no one has stepped up to take the DMF from Mastreoni. I think that Hejduk and Mastro are awesome, but there time has past. Do we really see last night's lineup as the starters for WC2010? I am also very disappointed that Coach Bradley is so conservative. He only sticks with the players he knows best. Why did Spector not get a chance to start last night? Why was Bornstein on the bench and not Spector? I can only think it is because Edwards (T&T) has exceptional speed and that worried Bradley. However Spector has started many games in EPL. Bornstein does not even play LB for his club team. That is just a slap in the face of Spector. Also I hope Edu and Beasley do not stay at Glasgow. It has really effected Beasley's form. Other than I have no complaints.
Posted by: no_recess | April 2, 2009 8:58 AM | Report abuse
On keeping Altidore grounded: just remind him that Eddie Johnson had a hat trick against Panama in 2005.
We all know how that turned out.
Posted by: roadkit | April 2, 2009 9:03 AM | Report abuse
On keeping Altidore grounded: just remind him that Eddie Johnson had a hat trick against Panama in 2005.
We all know how that turned out.
Posted by: roadkit | April 2, 2009 9:03 AM
I was just coming here to post that the tempering of praise around and by Jozy seems to prove that some people have learned something from the Eddie Johnson situation.
Posted by: beach3 | April 2, 2009 9:18 AM | Report abuse
What time does today's non-stop from Mexico City to Stockholm depart?
Posted by: Kev29 | April 2, 2009 9:25 AM | Report abuse
I hate DMB at left back. Now, as a left wing back against a timid, awful team, his offensive contributions are great, but he is a defensive liability. It isn't a long-term solution.
Hejduk...loved his game, hated the game-plan. Crossing against the trees of T&T is a fool's errand -- you think Jozy is going to climb up and over someone?
I loved having 2 forwards (especially when 1 is Jozy). Too often Ching finds himself alone, unable to get free.
Dempsey was barely a factor. He didn't make any mistakes, but he didn't add anything either.
It looked like Bradley learned from Torres -- if it isn't there, don't force it. Cut it back and restart.
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 9:25 AM | Report abuse
another funny thing is that Goff is the only one to have given Donovan the credit he deserves for his role last night. What was that? 3 assists? Never mind Frankie getting the armband. I can see our #10 wearing it in South Africa already.
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 9:28 AM | Report abuse
"Please, someone save me from my ignorance and link me to anywhere that has a thread on using DMB as a LB... I'll chuckle *hardly* if anyone can find it....
Posted by: DadRyan"
Sorry buddy, I post on this forum very few and far between. Not sure if I've ever posted my "dream" future lineup for the US on this site, but I most definitely have had Beasley as the left back (or even just experimenting with it) for about a year now. I apologize if I can't quantify my claims, but I'll take your comment that "You are an awfully smart feller" as a compliment.
Just for posterity, here it is:
---------- Howard ----------
----- Gooch ---- Boca-------
Dolo ----------------- Beasley
----------- Edu ------------
--------------- Bradley ----
----- Dempsey --------------
Donovan --- Altidore ---- Adu
With Donovan and Adu playing a more "roaming" role than pure wingers, and Beasley and 'Dolo moving freely up and down the flanks. Barcelona-style.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 9:32 AM | Report abuse
"Donovan the credit he deserves for his role last night."
Must have been McPoop's shirt/photo that gave him motivation.
Landy was all over the place. Best game I've ever seen him play . . .he was defending well and physically, he got forward, he gave Jozy great feeds for pretty easy goals . . . now let's do it against top flight competition.
Posted by: delantero | April 2, 2009 9:37 AM | Report abuse
I hate DMB at left back. Now, as a left wing back against a timid, awful team, his offensive contributions are great, but he is a defensive liability. It isn't a long-term solution.
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 9:25 AM
American coaches moving attacking players into defense - what else is new! (see: United, DC) We just don't create enough natural, top level defenders in this country. I blame losing athletes to other sports. Discuss...
Posted by: Kev29 | April 2, 2009 9:40 AM | Report abuse
"American coaches moving attacking players into defense - what else is new!"
Plenty of other coaches and nations do this. Gianluca Zambrotta and Javier Zanetti, two of the best wide backs in the world, both entered their professional careers as wide midfielders. This is not uncommon.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 9:53 AM | Report abuse
The headline on Goff's match report could be:
"Altidore Says Donovan Should Have Shot Himself"
Posted by: fallschurch1 | April 2, 2009 9:54 AM | Report abuse
Beas would be a very poor man's Dani Alves -- Dani is certainly not a top-notch defender.
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 9:54 AM | Report abuse
"Altidore Says Donovan Should Have Shot Himself"
Posted by: fallschurch1
That sounds like Jozy thinks LD committed suicide. I'm sure the editor would have rebuked it.
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 9:58 AM | Report abuse
""We just don't create enough natural, top level defenders in this country.""
Kev, we probably have more defenders in top flights/Euro soccer than any other position . . .
Right now the national team has no depth at L back and our first choice, Pearce, had a horrible game there against ES.
T and T was never truly an offensive threat and while Beas was at times helpful going forward. I'll be shocked if it continues (see weak effort against 2nd goal in ES, plus Edwards was giving him a tough time last night). I just can't see him helping against a Spain, a Brasil, etc, because he won't be able to get forward, he'll be playing D for 90 minutes.
Posted by: delantero | April 2, 2009 9:58 AM | Report abuse
Nothing gets past you, Reignking.
I know, I-270 supposed to handle the humor around here, but that one just seemed like a sitter to me.
Posted by: fallschurch1 | April 2, 2009 10:04 AM | Report abuse
I hate DMB at left back. Now, as a left wing back against a timid, awful team, his offensive contributions are great, but he is a defensive liability. It isn't a long-term solution.
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 9:25 AM
He was a defensive liability yesterday because of the formation shift that didn't happen when he went upfield.
I saw the line-up and figured they would shifting into a 3-5-2 as the game went on, with Landon in the middle and DMB moving up. Only problem was that when DMB was making his runs the other defenders weren't compensating the space. Boca was the only one sliding over to fill it but Gooch and Hejduk, when back, were still spaced on the right side like they were in a four-man line.
There wasn't enough cover with Hejduk and DMB making runs. If Bradley decides to press ahead with two backs like that, he needs to make sure they understand to time theirs and not create a defensive liability.
Posted by: Josh8 | April 2, 2009 10:07 AM | Report abuse
"Defender Dennis Lawrence's challenge was no match, leaving him on his buttocks..."
That made it past the editors? Did they change it from the three letter synonym for buttocks? :-)
Posted by: I-270Exit1 | April 2, 2009 10:17 AM | Report abuse
Dempsey didn't really add much beyond feeding Hejduk on his runs. Donovan was a beast, completely dictated play at times, but even with three assists his distribution to the top could be better. Leave Beasley at left back until he starts to challenge people in the attack like he did when he first started with the US.
Posted by: dahx4 | April 2, 2009 10:27 AM | Report abuse
Who cares if you've been thinking about Beasley at LB for "over a year now"? If anything says soccer nerd, it's dudes patting themselves on the back for the "dream" lineups bouncing around in their heads... Not trying to be a total dick, but come on dude...
We're ugly americans, can we stop wishing/pretending we're ever going to be anything else?
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 10:27 AM | Report abuse
Just for posterity, here it is:
---------- Howard ----------
----- Gooch ---- Boca-------
Dolo ----------------- Beasley
----------- Edu ------------
--------------- Bradley ----
----- Dempsey --------------
Donovan --- Altidore ---- Adu
With Donovan and Adu playing a more "roaming" role than pure wingers, and Beasley and 'Dolo moving freely up and down the flanks. Barcelona-style.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 9:32 AM
Posted by: davethelad | April 2, 2009 10:28 AM | Report abuse
"Not trying to be a total dick"
Posted by: DadRyan
Well you failed in that attempt. Congratualtions, you...are...the...man.
I wasn't "patting myself on the back" with that statement, I was expressing the idea that (1) this wasn't a total surprise, (2) Beasley has given evidence in the past to show he could be a good wingback, and (3) I supported the idea as I saw it unfold and support the idea as it heads into the future.
But feel free to continue policing the blog, calling out others on their opinions based on pure ignorance, and attempting to pass off as if you aren't a "soccer nerd" as you post comment after comment after comment on a Washington Post soccer "Insider" blog. You're doing a heck of a job with that.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 10:43 AM | Report abuse
It looked like Bradley learned from Torres -- if it isn't there, don't force it. Cut it back and restart.
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 9:25 AM
Maybe Torres could learn from himself. He wasn't on for 20 minutes, and I'm sure he led the USA in turnovers and intercepted passes.
On other comments -- Donovan was pretty good. That shouldn't be a revelation. He's been pretty dang good for awhile. He's growing as a playmaker, rather than finisher, but this wasn't even the best I've seen him in that regard. On his finishing, I'm still not sure who was at fault, but the best opportunity was a ball Torres sent up the middle to spring Donovan. Donovan caught it on the outside of his left leg and couldn't control it -- otherwise it was a breakaway. Hard to say whether Torres should have led him more, or whether Donovan should have done better with it.
As I said in the other thread, my enthusiasm is tempered because the opposition was so pitiful. It wasn't that we made T&T look bad. They made us look good. Still, USA needs to be crisper. This was not the kind of performance that wins games in the World Cup finals.
and about this:
With Donovan and Adu playing a more "roaming" role than pure wingers, and Beasley and 'Dolo moving freely up and down the flanks. Barcelona-style.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 9:32 AM
'Dolo moving freely up and down the flanks?
Wow. That's optimistic.
Posted by: fischy | April 2, 2009 10:48 AM | Report abuse
psps, I'm thinking Torres doesn't belong on the edge...
Posted by: Reignking | April 2, 2009 10:54 AM | Report abuse
10-4 Boss.
In all honesty, your line up isn't half bad. I was just saying it's kind of funny to be talking about how much, or how long you've been thinking anything when you post "very few and far between" here. I guess that's the reason you needed to make it crystal clear that Beas is your Dream LB for over a year now. Consider me informed on your position.
I never said I'm not a soccer Nerd myself btw. I'll be the first to admit I've got a problem;-)
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 11:01 AM | Report abuse
Ching is becoming USA's best target forward since McBride. He leaves Altidore free to roam. If futball awarded assists like hockey, Ching had two in Altidore's latest four goals.
Goff: there's a story is Adu's "disappearance."
Dempsey seems to be unappreciated by many posters in this forum. He was, as usual, solid last night -- and he was the only Yank who was awake for 90 minutes Saturday night. Beyond GKs, he is the only USA player consistently starting for a club in the highest level of Euro futball. It's been a delight to watch his improvement since joining Fulham. He can take on multiple defenders and still find an open teammate.
Posted by: runningcloud | April 2, 2009 11:12 AM | Report abuse
"'Dolo moving freely up and down the flanks?
Wow. That's optimistic.
Posted by: fischy"
Are you saying this because you question his work rate, or because of his overall attacking ability? If it's about his work rate, I have to disagree. Attacking ability? Yea, it certainly can be upgraded. I might move Spector into that spot if he could ever stay healthy for a long period of time. (He's another "attacker" turned defender, by the way).
"psps, I'm thinking Torres doesn't belong on the edge...
Posted by: Reignking"
I actually haven't seen enough of Torres to formulate a full opinion on him, but I think his game is definitely geared towards playing in the center. His problem is going to be finding time in that position, as it's the area of the field where the US has the most amount of depth.
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 11:28 AM | Report abuse
DadRyan, no hard feelings. I'm always up for a good blog-fight :)
Posted by: psps23 | April 2, 2009 11:38 AM | Report abuse
DadRyan and psps23 need a peace pipe, or peace bong, or something.
Posted by: I-270Exit1 | April 2, 2009 11:54 AM | Report abuse
Good times. Love this blog. Generally not vitriolic, but intelligent and respectful. Well, outside of calling someone a fart smeller. I kid.
Anyway, I was the one who thought Jozy was going to come off at halftime, since I thought he was gassed. Always great to be proved wrong with a hat trick.
I really now liken Donovan and Dempsey's attitude somewhat. They both are quality and can turn it on, but seem to hold back more these days in order to last the whole game and pick their moments. Kind of like when Owen Nolan started playing hockey and wanted to fight everyone out there. As he matured, he picked his fights more selectively. Ok, bad example.
I did, however, think Dempsey's attitude was going to get him another yellow when he started jawing at that one Trinidadian. Dempsey really gets his pimp walk on when he gets into it. I still love the guy's game.
I also think Torres (wow, only 20!) is going to be great for our team. I love his technical ability, which I think is sometimes lacking in our team. His style is less direct and more crafty, in my opinion.
Now, on to Costa Rica. The third toughest test in the Hex for us. I know Azteca is usually the most difficult, but San Pedro Sula is going to be a killer as well and might tie for toughest.
Posted by: EssEff | April 2, 2009 12:07 PM | Report abuse
Did someone say "Peace"?!
"Now I've been happy lately,
thinking about the good things to come
And I believe it could be,
something good has begun
Oh I've been smiling lately,
dreaming about the world as one
And I believe it could be,
some day it's going to come
Cause out on the edge of darkness,
there rides a peace train
Oh peace train take this country,
come take me home again..."
Posted by: joedoc1 | April 2, 2009 12:07 PM | Report abuse
No doubt I-270;-)
I was just thinking I'd been kind of a jerk this morning... My bad psps23.
Think I'm still drunk from last night. My buddy kicked it off with some Stone Ruination IPA... Ruination is spot on...;-) That and the hash plant, too many miller lites to count got me up on the wrong side of the bed... Watching Mexico poop the bed didn't help me make my curfew either;-) Hopefully I'll be a little mellower watching Chivas/Crew tonight....
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 12:11 PM | Report abuse
Ahh, peace bong. Too bad Jamaica is not in the Hex. Then again, maybe you guys can come out to the Left Coast for the Gold Cup. I'll host the peace process.
Posted by: EssEff | April 2, 2009 12:13 PM | Report abuse
yeah, yeah EssEff!
You could always hook up with us in Lot 8 on July 8th! DC's fulla swag but we get imports...
this is not safe for work:
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 12:30 PM | Report abuse
Hopefully I'll be a little mellower watching Chivas/Crew tonight....
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 12:11 PM
Methinks you're still feeling the effects sir...the Massive are playing the Royals at Riot Into Stadium tonight, not the Goats. :)
Posted by: SportzNut21 | April 2, 2009 12:30 PM | Report abuse
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 12:50 PM | Report abuse
Still OT, but this thread is aging anyway.
DadRyan, you get any Russian River Brew Co brews out your way? Tastey stuff.
Posted by: EssEff | April 2, 2009 1:03 PM | Report abuse
You are right, EssEff. San Pedro Sula might be tied for being the most difficult. Honestly, from what I have seen a draw is more likely in Chicago because let's face it, Honduras will be playing as if they were at home. Honduras will give the US many issues and perhaps have better one on one match ups that any of the other 5 teams in the hex. Let's keep in mind that they were missing arguably the best forward in CONCACAF, David Sauzo last night. Hopefully, we will not be ready to go in June as he just had his knee scoped.
Also, I hear San Pedro Sula is a sauna pretty much year round.
Posted by: Kromer523 | April 2, 2009 2:50 PM | Report abuse
I loved last nights line up.
Next time start Torres as the attacking center mid and i want to see specter at right back but other than that this might be the US's best line-up right now.
Ching looked great with Jozy and DMB and landy always play great together.
Posted by: peteywheatstraw | April 2, 2009 4:07 PM | Report abuse
And now that both Around the Horn and PTI talked about last night and PTI asked if Jozy is the next big US soccer star... I'm especially glad the team is looking out for him and keeping him grounded.
Posted by: sitruc | April 2, 2009 5:57 PM | Report abuse
Last night after checking around the world wide interweb after getting back from the game I looked at my buddy and said: "What is Jozy's ceiling, not necessarily on the field though. I really look at him and think 'He could be so good he makes this sport infinitely more popular here'". Am I wrong?
Posted by: JacobfromAtlanta-ish | April 2, 2009 10:38 PM | Report abuse
Hope you had a blast Jacob. It's a fair question, the kid is still awfully young and it does make you wonder. Hopefully he can stay focused, get some more playing time in Europe, and not end up on the same lonely dusty road Eddie Johnson is currently kicking a can on.
Any plans to come up for any United games anytime soon?While I'm at it, how bout you Reignking???
Posted by: DadRyan | April 2, 2009 10:50 PM | Report abuse
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Blanco has received a very special accolade: no fewer than four of its products have received the internationally renowned red dot product design award. "Four red dots in one year – that's pretty impressive confirmation of the success of our design philosophy," CEO Achim Schreiber is delighted to report. These quadruple wins are a record in the company's history. And the fact that design is a basic principle to Blanco, the kitchen technology specialist, is reflected in the countless awards and prizes that the company has so far received for its sinks, mixer taps and waste systems.
The two sinks and mixer taps, which have only just been launched on the market, convinced the 30-strong international panel of judges, which was faced with the challenge of examining a total of 4515 submissions from 58 countries over several days. The specific criteria included the degree of innovation, ergonomics, functionality and ecological compatibility.
Both Blancoandano, the versatile stainless steel sink programme with the striking radii and elegant looks, and the new sink module Blancomodex-M 60 in Silgranit PuraDur II, which makes an architectural statement in the kitchen, perfectly interpret the high level of functionality and quality and the advantages of the various materials. Excellent designs and functional refinement are other key characteristics of the two award-winning mixer taps. Blancoyovis S was clearly inspired by nature and appeals for its filigree looks, while Blancovonda is notable for its straight lined looks, and has an ergonomic front control.
Head designer Brigitte Ziemann: "Not only does the discerning, innovative design call for a conceptually convincing basic idea and independent, formally clear characteristics, but the excellent technical quality of the execution is no less relevant, both with regard to the material quality and to the processing technology." The designer's responsibilities therefore also include the subtle use of the durability of technical limits in industrial series production. Thus product design could also act as a motor in the technological further development in industrial manufacture. "Exploring limits and moving boundaries – two points that basically apply to every area in the product development and manufacturing process of a future-oriented, leading brand such as Blanco. We are particularly proud of these four awards because the results are based on a shared understanding of design and the extraordinary commitment to it throughout the company.
The red dot is an international benchmark for excellent design. This year, the international jury of 30 highly qualified independent specialists chose the winners from a total of 4515 submissions. The awards ceremony will take place on 2 July 2012, as usual in the Aalto Theatre in Essen and hosted by Professor Dr. Peter Zec, and is the highlight of this year's competition. Like all award-winning products, the Blanco sinks and mixer taps will then go on display in a special exhibition in the red dot design museum on the Zollverein colliery World Heritage Site in Essen. The red dot design museum houses some 1500 products and is the largest permanent exhibition of contemporary design anywhere in the world.


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I received my degree in Theoretical Physics at Trinity College Dublin in 2014. As part of my final year project I worked on a computational model to explain the conductivity properties of AuCl3 doped carbon nanotubes in the presence of H2O molecules. Before being accepted onto the Centre of Doctoral Training at Exeter University, I worked at CRANN (the Centre for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures and Nanodevices) on simulating the transport properties of randomly distributed metallic nanowire networks in conjunction with a team of experimentalists.
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- Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium, Cranfield University, United Kingdom, 15th-16th Nov 2016.
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Marie Hicks wrote Programmed Inequality about sexism in computing in England which led to the downfall of the UK's computer industry. She signed it "Thanks for supporting the humanities," because, like me, she believes Humanities is integral to a well-rounded life.
Monthly Archives: December 2017
New to the Stacks: Troublemakers
Troublemakers by Leslie Berlin
New to the Stacks: Reza Aslan and Leslie Berlin
I've read Aslan's Zealot twice now and decided it was time to read some of his other work. No god but God by Reza Aslan
The Man Behind the Microchip by Leslie Berlin
New to the Stacks: Summer of Love
I saw the exhibit at the De Young Museum in June 2017.
What's Auntie Reading Now?: Spinfluence
Spinfluence by Nick McFarlane ~ Review
Review: The Last Girl
Title: The Last Girl
Author: Nadia Murad
Published: 2017
Publisher: Tim Duggan Books
Twitter: @NadiaMuradPeace
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Publisher's Blurb
Yazidis believe that before God made man, he created seven divine beings, often called angels, who were manifestations of himself. (p. 27)
#ReadingIsResistance to ignoring the call of bearing witness to the atrocities of the world. Resistance to becoming complacent in our corner of the world while those around us suffer in unimaginable ways.
I expected to struggle with the content of this book. I expected it would be hard for me to read about Nadia Murad's horrifying experience at the hands of ISIS. I did not expect The Last Girl to be fascinating and easy to read.
Imagine you're a 21 year-old-woman living in a community where everyone is loved and cared for. Things are not easy, but everyone gets by and helps each other. The village in which you live is the only one you've known, and your dream is to teach history or do make up for others. It's all you know, and it makes you happy.
One day, all of this is torn apart and the life you once knew no longer exists. ISIS, the most hated terrorist group in the entire world, comes to your part of Iraq and lays waste to everyone you ever held dear. All the men are rounded up and killed. A few escape, but not many. All the women, girls and boys are rounded up in the school house. These women and girls are sorted into two categories, house slaves and sex slaves. The boys are sent to camps where they are brainwashed and become fighters for ISIS.
This is Nadia's story. And it happened because she is Yazidi, a religion not recognized by the fanatics of ISIS. There is no tolerance for something different. Different is "other," and "other" is not human and can therefore be treated in abhorrent fashion.
For a month, she was passed around between men who raped her repeatedly, grew tired of her, and sent her to another man. There is no sugar-coating this, no way to make it easy to take. Nadia Murad's memoir makes sure the reader understands exactly what happened to her, and girls like her, in state-sponsored genocide of the Yazidi people.
Murad was a "lucky" one. She escaped and was helped across the border into Kurdistan where she was reunited with the few remaining members of her family. There, she realized she needed to tell her story. She's gone from someone who had never seen an airplane to flying all over the world relating the horrors all Yazidi suffered at the hands of ISIS.
The Last Girl is a powerful book, and I'm glad to have been able to bear witness to Nadia Murad's story, and her drive to help others become aware of, and stop such horrifying atrocities around the globe. I, too, hope that she is "the last girl in the world with a story like [hers]." (p. 308)
#readingisresistance is a collaboration between readers and book bloggers who believe in the activism of reading; especially in the current political climate. Reading enriches, teaches, and allows us to experience the lives of others. It leads us to understanding. It forces us to confront the hard questions, and asks us to engage with the world in a way which leads to change. Join the resistance, read.
What's Auntie Reading Now?: The Last Girl
The Last Girl by Nadia Murad ~ Review
2017 Reading in Review
Everyone's got one. This is my reading year in review.
Total read: 23
Total acquired: 56
Number of pages read: 5906
Publishing year count: 15 unique years
Author Count: 21 unique authors (7 women)
- Favorites: (in no particular order)
- (Links to 7Stillwell reviews or What's Auntie Reading Now? photos)
- The Beautiful Struggle by Ta-Nehisi Coates
- Grasshopper Jungle by Andrew Smith
- The BurgerMeister's Daughter by Steven Ozment
- Obsessive Genius by Barbara Goldsmith
- Ghachar, Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag
- Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto
- Zealot by Reza Aslan
New (to me) authors I want to read more of:
Pat Conroy
Andrew Smith
Vivek Shanbhag
Tobias Buckell
Elizabeth Bear
Banana Yoshimoto
Review: Zealot
Title: Zealot
Author: Reza Aslan
Published: 2013
Publisher: Random House
Twitter: @RezaAslan
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Thank you to the publisher for sending a review copy
Publisher's blurb:
Zealot yields a fresh perspective on one of the greatest stories ever told even as it affirms the radical and transformative nature of Jesus' life and mission.
#ReadingIsResistance to conventional wisdom, and "truths" which fly in the face of established facts.
Let me just say I've had a tough time writing a meaningful review. It's so well-researched and well- written I'm sure a third reading is on the horizon. Ancient religions and the intersection with politics is a favorite topic, and I've read so much over the years it's hard to not stray into tangents. The short version, is that I loved Reza Aslan's Zealot more on the second reading than I did on the first.
Aslan puts the story of Jesus into context of the socio-economic-political-religious times during which he lived and preached. He frames Jesus as a zealot. "Zeal implied a strict adherence to the Torah and the Law, a refusal to serve any foreign master – to serve any human master at all – and an uncompromising devotion to the sovereignty of God." (p. 40) In the three years of his ministry, Jesus was plainly, and simply, a rabble rouser.
That's the Jesus I learned about in church. He cared for the poor, defied authority and made promises of a kingdom for everyone who believed. That last one marked him as a failure. As with any good story, it's more complex than that.
Aslan cautions, "For every well-attested, heavily researched, and eminently authoritative argument made about the historical Jesus, there is an equally well-attested, equally researched, and equally authoritative argument opposing it." (p. xx)
Zealot reflects a methodology towards history and story telling about the world's most famous character which makes it a great read. It isn't about proving faith, it's about taking an evidence-based approach to discuss why Jesus came to matter so much, and still matters over 2,000 years after his death. Reza Aslan has done an excellent job of that, and makes me hunger to know even more.
#readingisresistance is a collaboration between readers and book bloggers who believe in the activism of reading; especially in the current political climate. Reading enriches, teaches, and allows us to experience the lives of others. It leads us to understanding. It forces us to confront the hard questions, and asks us to engage with the world in a way which leads to change. Join the resistance, read.
What's Auntie Reading Now?: Zealot
Zealot by Reza Aslan ~ Review


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Fr. Daniel P. Greenleaf graduated from Biddeford High School. He went on to earn a Bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Southern Maine and, after entering the seminary at Catholic University of America, a Batchelor's degree in Sacred Theology. He was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Joseph J. Gerry on May 13, 1995, at St. Joseph Church in Biddeford.
His first assignment was as Parochial Vicar at St. John Parish in Bangor. He was named Director of Vocations for the Diocese of Portland in 1997. Two years later, in addition to his duties as Director of Vocations, Fr. Greenleaf was appointed chaplain and faculty member of St. Dominic Regional High School in Auburn.
In 2002, he was named Administrator of St. Joseph Parish in Lewiston. In 2004, Fr. Greenleaf was appointed Pastor of Holy Cross Parish in Lewiston. From 2009 to 2012, Fr. Greenleaf was part of the formation faculty at Theological College in Washington, D.C.
In August of 2012, he was named Pastor of the Parish of the Holy Eucharist. In 2014, in addition to his service as pastor, Fr. Greenleaf was named Director of Seminarians for the diocese, a position he continues to hold. Fr. Greenleaf has also assisted with Diocesan Youth Ministry and Catholic Scouting as part of his priestly service in the Diocese.


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An EMP Attack On America Will Bring End Of The World As You Know It
by Kenneth R. Timmerman
Oct 4th, 2011
For most of this week, the Department of Energy and the states of Maryland and Florida will be holding emergency response exercises to determine their readiness in the event of a major failure of the national electric power grid.
The scenarios to be tested vary from a low-level event that would take out a handful of the transformers that control the grid that conceivably could be repaired within a matter of days, to a "worst case" scenario to simulate a total take-down of the grid, an event many experts believe could take four to six years to recover from.
William Forschen, in his novel "The Minute After," helps us to imagine what America would be like after a major EMP event. Survivalists have even invented a new acronym to describe it: TEOTWAWKI – The End of the World As We Know It.
No cell phones, no personal or business computers. No gas stations, no natural gas or water service. Cold storage, down; food processing plants, off-line. No trucking, no railroads, no airplanes, no ATMs, no inter-bank transfers. Americans would revert to eating whatever food they could hunt, fish or forage within walking distance of their homes. City-dwellers would flee en masse, or face starvation.
Some experts point to the partial meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear power reactors in Japan after a tsunami took down the power grid in March as an example of what could happen here.
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text: What a wonderful day out on Saddle Mountain Saturday January 28, 2017. Friends of Saddle Mountain members Paul Roetto, Judy Shaw, Peggy Sites and Carol Millette, were joined by the Ambassadors club from Saddle Mountain High School, Teacher Tina Salazar, Students Karsyn Chamberlin, Kaylynn Matlock, Morgan Pierce-Tallent, Arielle Tallent, Miriam Malendez, Cheyann Glattfelder, Wesley Green, Hailey Bunch, Riley Hodges, Rayne Penn and Noah Smith. Parent, Tracy Wolfe-Hodges . All joined together to make quick work of January's roadside clean up and several desert locations where trash had piled up. Saddle is a much cleaner place thanks to all their efforts. FoSM presented all the students with certificates making them honorary members of Friends of Saddle Mountain and presented them all with T-shirts. We hope to see them all again soon and hope the next time they will have time to have a hotdog roast with us.


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These ADORABLE little storage shelf/trays are very limited. I can only get two more and have ordered those. They are out of stock with my supplier and I'm not sure if/when they'll get more. They are wooden and quite a bit larger than the other little caddys that I sell in the shop.
The one shown is mine and painted in French Blue.
The other two items are the shabby skinny hutch and wider kitchen/display hutch. I only have one of each of these on the way too. So order quickly


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LOS ANGELES (Feb. 24, 2015) — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is pleased to announce its return to the virtual reality realm, for the fourth annual Adult Entertainment Virtual Convention.
According to its promoters, the Adult Entertainment Virtual Convention (AEVC) is an exciting four-day event that will bring together thousands of adult entertainment enthusiasts and industry professionals from around the world, into one 3D Virtual World. The event is produced by RedLightCenter.com and is being held on February 25-28.
ASACP's Executive Director Tim Henning, a technologist with an eye on the future, looks forward to the event, because it shows a glimpse of the world to come.
"ASACP has attended AEVC since its inception and have seen it grow, attracting a diverse audience that includes both adult entertainment companies and consumers," Henning stated. "This allows the association to reach not only the producers of adult-oriented materials, but the parents who are ultimately responsible for their children's online usage."
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The floor judders briefly as machinery grinds into life, sending the lift downwards and, embedded in the floor, soft amber glow strips flick to life.
Slowly the chamber descends, the sound of straining cogs and creaking pistons emanating from the surrounding surfaces. The air sits stagnant around you, oppresive in it's stillness.
After minutes the elevator clumps to a stop and the wall opposite the side you entered scrapes apart, opening into a long, barren hallway. There are no other light sources besides the glow strips in the elevator itself.
Vevrain motions you all forward. The wall slides shut behind you as you all step out of the lift, plunging you into darkness. Gus activates a stablight and guides you all to a heavy set of adamantine doors about 200 meters down thw hallway. Vevrain croaks out some instructions to Gus, who then rummages through the footlocker containing her equipment for a moment before producing a glass card. This slots into the door, opening it.
You've finally reached your destination. A 350 sq meter room of grey ceramite and plasteel. A cogitator bank fills most of the eastern wall, the extraneous space housing two heavily armored fuel cells. Four cots lay folded against the west, along with eight equipment lockers, two weapons racks, and several stacks of ammunition. Against the north rest two pantries of dehydrated food and crates of medical supplies, tox-resistant gear, and clothing.
Welcome to safe house 3119.


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This worksheet helps kids learn about the shape of a cone, in several engaging but simple steps. Children can label the shape, draw their own cone, and count the number of edges, faces, and vertices. Finally, they get to cut out pictures of a cone and write what shape each real-life object is.
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In 2014 approximately 66,000 people made their way to Burning Man in the Nevada desert. We all had to get there one way or the other via plane, bus, or automobile. We all traveled through or from Nevada. There is no doubt the influx of people traveling to Burning Man has an impact on the Nevada economy. But just how much money do Burners really spend? It's a fair question, given it does cost the state money to host the event. As seen below, slightly less than 60% of our participants spend between $250.00 to $2,500 in Nevada before or after the event. In looking at both ends of the graph 37% spend $250.00 or less and just over 3% spend more than $2,500. The estimated direct spending by participants in Nevada for 2014 was $45 million. No small change! Let's look at how this spending has been changing over time: The next question is how do we spend our money in Nevada? You can see from the graph below most of us spend our money on things we need to attend the event. No matter how you get to Burning Man, you will need to eat and get gas along the way, at the very least. Others sleep the night and some even recreate in the Silver State. If my fellow Burners are like me you may also find yourself buying a few last minute supplies (or even a whole camp's worth) to make your experience more comfortable or enjoyable while you are a citizen of Black Rock City. Do we stop along the way and visit Nevada's other attractions? The answer to that question is a definite "yes." 25% of our participants visited a park or recreation area on their way to or from the event. Coming from Oregon, my group does take the time to look for new parks and areas to explore on our way to and from Black Rock City. Part of the experience is getting to and from Burning Man. Enjoy your trip this year, fellow Burners, and please do be responsible guests in Nevada.
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Sure, your boss or Board of Directors might call you in and offer you a raise. But chances are overwhelming that they won't. So if you want to earn more money next year than last, you'll have to initiate the process yourself, and use all your skills to pry loose a little extra.
It's not easy to accomplish, however, In fact, annual increases in base salaries are averaging only 3%, the lowest amount in more than 20 years, according to Christine Seltz, spokesperson for Hewitt Associates, a nationally-known compensation consulting firm based in Lincolnshire, IL.
Fortunately, about two-thirds of the nation's employers offer incentive pay for top performers. If you can work your way into this type of program, you'll receive extra pay or other benefits whenever you achieve specific performance targets. Depending on the specifics of your situation, these performance targets might cover just you or your entire team.
Either way, however, incentives can provide much bigger take-home pay increases than conventional raises. Hewitt Associates' surveys show that today's budgets for incentive programs presently average about 7% of the budget for base compensation (that is, salaries). This means incentives provide more than twice as big a pie as raises from which to cut yourself a juicy slice.
Here are some strategic and tactical tips on how to increase your take-home pay in the coming twelve months.
Strategic Approaches:
1) Determine your worth in the marketplace. Contact the competition, clip and save relevant employment ads, even talk to executive search firms. You might also look for references and facts in magazine articles and compensation surveys that support your idea that you should earn more.
Be prepared for a happy surprise, especially if you've been working for the same company for several years. There is often a large discrepancy between your present salary and what the market says people with comparable skills and experience can earn. Many people simply don't
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The learning goals for the Entrepreneurship Ph.D. program is for its graduates to possess the following attributes:
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A Mercy Corps program aiming to reduce violence between pastoralists and farmers in Nigeria's Middle Belt shows that building conflict-management skills among community leaders and providing collaboration opportunities to solve common challenges improve trust and security.
"Conflict in the Middle Belt has devastated local communities and hampered economic growth for decades," says Iveta Ouvry, Nigeria Country Director for Mercy Corps. "With the right tools and skills, communities are effectively mediating disputes, working collaboratively and moving freely to access resources without fear of violence."
By the end of the program, funded by the UK Department of International Development:
- More than 900 trained community leaders resolved more than 500 disputes – from grazing rights to water access – during the four-year program.
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- Twenty-three percent of households in participating communities reported increased trust of the other group; comparison site households reported a 48 percent decrease in trust in the other group.
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HARARE - Zimbabwe's struggling mining industry requires at least $5 billion to revive its waning fortunes, the country's Chamber of Mines has said.
The mining group's chief executive, Isaac Kwesu, on Wednesday told a news conference in the capital that the industry was failing to attract new investments.
"Our industry remains fragile notwithstanding output growth, we still have a high-cost structure compared to other mining jurisdictions, the operating costs characterised by a high electricity tariff, expensive funding and sub optimal fiscal charges," he said.
The mining sector — one of the most taxed industries in the country — has been recording negative growth for the past two years. The sector contracted by 3,4 percent in 2014 and 2,5 percent in 2015.
Industry experts, however, said it would be an arduous task for Zimbabwe to attract fresh capital due to controversial and inhibiting policies such as the Indigenous Act.
"If the new Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill, which seeks to bar resources firms with shares listed on foreign stock exchanges from acquiring mining rights in Zimbabwe, is passed into law, it would be difficult to attract deep-pocketed investors," said a mining expert.
The Bill, which was gazetted in August not only bars investors holding mining titles in the country to dispose of stocks to foreigners without government approval once, but also sets tough conditions for the exportation of raw minerals and proposes up to 20 years imprisonment for investors who violate its provisions.
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The Bill also allows government to deny mining rights or title to a public company unless the majority of its shares are listed on a securities exchange in Zimbabwe.
Meanwhile, mineral revenue for the nine months to September 2016 remained flat at $1,38 billion compared to $1,34 billion with gold affirming its dominance as the country's most contributing metal after accounting for 47 percent of the total earnings.
"The mining industry recorded mixed mineral output performance for the nine months to September compared to the same period in 2015 with key minerals such as gold, platinum and nickel recording significant output growth while diamond, chrome and coal on the contrary recorded significant output contraction," Kwesu said.
Except for gold, whose average price in the nine-month period increased 6,8 percent, average prices for most minerals remained predominantly depressed, with average prices for platinum and nickel 9,6 percent and 27 percent lower than comparative periods, respectively.
"Gold output was up 13 percent to 16,1 tonnes, earning the country $648,6 million from $532,5 million last year.
"Platinum output has increased 20 percent to 10,8 tonnes from nine tonnes last year but revenues only grew four percent to $298,5 million as nickel output also rose 10 percent to 8,7 tonnes from 7,2 tonnes last year," the Chamber boss said.
Diamond output slumped 37 percent to 1,6 million carats from 2,6 million carats recorded last year on the back of disturbances the sector recorded when government formed the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company, with revenue from the gems also declining 43 percent to $72 million.
On the back of viability challenges at Hwange Colliery Company Limited, coal output also nose-dived 36 percent to 1,9 million tonnes from 3,1 million tonnes.
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-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Pre-pregnancy health: Becoming a Parent
- The Challenges
The importance of pre-pregnancy and interconception health and reproductive life planning cannot be underestimated.
Pre-pregnancy health, also known as preconception care is an important component of health care for men and women in their reproductive years. It is an anticipatory process, often facilitated by a care provider, which encourages individuals and couples to seriously consider their decision to become parents. Preconception care also provides an opportunity for women, men, and couples to evaluate their current health status and potential risk factors and learn how they can make healthy choices.
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WAPC Position Statement: Pre- and Interconception Care and Reproductive Life Planning (2012)
Lu, M.C., Kotelchuck, M., Culhane, J.F., Hobel, C.J., Klerman, L.V., Thorp, J.M. (2006). Preconception care between pregnancies: the content of internatal care. Maternal and Child Health Journal, 10(5 Suppl), S107-S122.
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Monday, February 14, 2011
Happy Valentines Day
[Love] bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.
Love never fails.
1 Corinthians 13:7-8
Happy Valentines Day!
15 comments:
- Terri Tiffany said...
Happy Valentine's Day to you Andrea:)
- February 14, 2011 at 8:51 AM
- La Leigh said...
Happy heart's day Andrea..have a healthy heart always. God bless
- February 14, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Debbie said...
Perfect scripture! HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY to you! HUGS
- February 14, 2011 at 9:31 AM
- Divine Mrs D said...
Happy Valentine's Day! :) I hope it's a nice one for you.
- February 14, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Rebecca said...
Happy ♥ Day to you, Andrea. The seventh verse is the one that I posted today also.
I really like that stained glass piece! Is it in your home?
- February 14, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- Debby@Just Breathe said...
Thank you. Happy Valentine's Day to you. ((HUGS))
- February 14, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- Lisa Buffaloe said...
Happy Valentine's Day, Andrea!
- February 14, 2011 at 12:11 PM
- Denise said...
Love you on valentine's day, and always.
- February 14, 2011 at 2:11 PM
- Tracy said...
Did you make that stained glass? Whoa, that is gorgeous! One of the things I want to learn to do.
Happpy Valentine's Day Andrea...enjoy your moments!
- February 14, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- Andrea said...
The stain glass was in a church near the coast of NC. I took the picture before Christmas visiting the church with friends!
- February 14, 2011 at 4:18 PM
Happy Valentine's Day to you too Andrea. Hugs and blessings to you my friend.
- February 14, 2011 at 5:22 PM
- Sharon Kirby said...
A very pretty picture, Andrea. My husband and I had some of 1 Corinthians read at our wedding 5 1/2 years ago - it was very meaningful.
I'm also reminded that God's love is the same -
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It believes all things - He's always our best cheerleader...
It hopes all things - He gives us eternal hope...
It endures all things - He is unchanging, the One who will be with us forever...
Hope you're having a very Happy Valentine's Day!
- February 14, 2011 at 8:38 PM
- Diana said...
"Jesus loves me this I know..."
Happy Valentine's Day Andrea.
Love Di ♥
- February 14, 2011 at 8:38 PM
- Cathy said...
A pretty post ~ Hope you had a Happy Valentine's Day!
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