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Loneliness - As I lay in my bed with radio playing, I feel like i'm missing something. I've been crying senseless these past few days, I guess i'm still not accepting my situation. Stubborn as I am, I try to manage on my own but I guess this whole life's kicking me back...
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May 27
I Feel It - I believe i can literally feel my heart ache from loneliness sometimes. It's getting harder and harder to believe that I'm not going to die alone.
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Nov 6, 2010
The Unending Cycle... - I've never really been the most outgoing person; I spend a large portion of my time alone, and I'm pretty used to doing so. That doesn't mean it isn't painful; most days my mind ends up constantly wandering to thoughts of how life could be if I wasn't so...
1 Response
Feb 6
I Must Enjoy The Pain - I've felt lonely my entire life. I should be used to it by now. I grew up as an only child with no father. My mother was always depressed. I didn't have any friends my age. I spent hours playing alone. Growing up I was socially awkward. It got...
1 Response
Jul 30
WTF, Is This Really My Life! - My long story, in short...Each day is filled with extreme highs and slows, pain embodies my reality, intoxication is the veil of my baseness, to which I have succumb. My life and soul, my husband, was taken from me today. I feel very alone and...
1 Response
Apr 25
The Enemy - And it rains agian! Only thing I can think about now is writing out my feelings. I've had it with this feeling sorry for myself! Im so amazing, strong, and beautiful! Yet I feel this emptiness in my chest. When I was so close to loving him it seems he doesn't see it...
Oct 2, 2012
Loneliness - The loneliness i am feeling inside is like a parasite that suck my sanity away. The pain is so severe and so painful. I hate how it make me feel so depressed and just want to get myself drunk to forget the loneliness inside. Yet when i get sober, the loneliness still...
1 Response
Feb 18
Even With My Children With Me I Feel Lonely - I just lost my husband, he was murdered. I feel so so lonely, I have 4 beautiful children but even though I am with them I still feel I am all alone. My heart hurts. I really physically feel it hurt. I was such a happy person now I am...
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Jul 26, 2012
I Have Started Talking To My Headmates Again - Headmates are more or less like imaginary friends, if you like. Back in 2009, a few of them cropped up in my mind because I was intensely lonely after being diagnosed with depression and being dumped by my partner.
Today, I have...
4 Responses
Apr 25, 2011
The Circle Of .... -
My personality is sometimes an interesting eccentricity even to myself..i can isolate myself from people for days, when i am feeling depressed, odd or just bad for whatever reason..no phone calls, no friend contact , my daughter and cats are my contacts...
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May 16, 2010
It Is! - Not just emotionally painful, but it feels physically painful to me as well. I think it puts all kind of stress on me and makes me sick. I've heard all my life that it can kill. I think they must be right!
3 Responses
Jun 6
Left Alone - I have no one to really turn to anymore. I have no friends in the town I live in. My old friends forgot about me. I'm nothing but a memory. I feel the urge to cut again because this loneliness is driving me insane and into a deep depression. I feel hopeless. I feel...
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Jul 12
Loneliness Is Painful - I HAVE BEEN LONELY BEFORE AND IT IS VERY PAINFUL SO IF YOU ARE LONELY AND NEED A FRIEND JUST LET ME KNOW I WILL BE HERE REACH OUT I WILL BE YOUR FRIEND AND TALK TO YOU,YOU ARE NO LONGER ALONE
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Nov 15, 2012
Do U Have The Same Experience? - I hang out less and less often as my friends and I are getting older.
I used to hang out w/friends when we were all younger. Some of us were still single. No kids, no bfs or gfs to report to, or they joined us in a group too.
As friends are...
Jul 14
I Know It Is - I remember when I was extremly lonely I would roll up in a ball on my bed and cry myself to sleep. I would feel like I didn't belong in this world cause I was always alone. Loneliness is not something I think anyone should have to go through.
Oct 14
There's A Difference Between Being Alone And Being Lonely... - I quite like being alone. I've always been a bit of a loner, and I enjoy my time to myself. If I'm around people for too long, I really start to crave some time alone. I'm not a lonely person. I very rarely feel...
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Sep 7, 2010
Past. - Why can we not change the past
Or right the wrongs that forever last
Painful memories cloud my mind
It hurt to be naive that time
Raped of mind and innocence lost
I had no say in what it cost
Dark dreams await my sleep
It hurts so bad I start to weep
I'm alone with my...
2 Responses
Jan 10, 2012
The Cure For Loneliness - There is a cure for the deep pain of loneliness but only a few ever have the courage to fight through it and equally important is a friend with whom you can open your heart and mind to and know that you are not only accepted as you are but are loved for...
May 24
You Bet It Is - Never underestimate the physical, emotional and mental pain of loneliness.It kills people.The elderly give up slowly but surely. They've lost their partners,sit in homes, wait for a visitor till that hope has gone to the wayside as well.I have a soft spot...
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Dec 14, 2011
It Leaves A Huge Hole In My Soul. - I'm losing myself.The pain of being lonely is unbearable.Guess what,I'm good in keeping my distance with people.Its like as if I'm living in my own imaginary world.I convinced myself that I'm not lonely because I could runaway by reading books...
Sep 2
Im Aimless, And Envious When I See Them - im envious of couples. been trying to trick my mind into thinking im happy and single at 24, but times when none of my friends are free for dinner as their partners want them ard, i wonder what is wrong with myself, that i cant meet...
May 18
Sad - Sometimes I feel like I can't talk to anyone . I love my boyfriend . But I know I just sound like a broken record to him :(. How do I find a best friend ? It seems no one is genuine anymore
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Nov 17
Forgotten.. -
I feel alone a lot of the time, like I've been forgotten by people who have claimed to care about me. I don't blame them... well, not rationally anyway. We have busy lives. It happens. But after awhile, I always get the feeling that if I never make the effort to...
2 Responses
May 26, 2010
It's That Gnawing Empty Feeling. - I may still be young but I'I've experienced enough to know that nothing has hurt as much as being lonely. It feels like loneliness slowly eats away at me from the inside because it just seems to get worse with time. Even when I'm surrounded by...
6 Responses
Jan 21, 2011
I Dont Really Know - Im not sure which is worse, the morning or the night. In the morning you wake up alone and miss him, at night you fall asleep alone, without him.
Apr 7
Please - Please...notice I hurt...Show me a smile...some act of kindness...Anything! I can't stand being so alone...I can't keep my will to breathe...Just one friend...please?
3 Responses
Sep 1
Loneliness Really Hurts. - I think loneliness is more painful than anything anyone could say or do to you. Loneliness is the one thing that really hurts.
Apr 1, 2012
Hollow Heart... - Loneliness is like a hollow; a void that cannot be filled with anything other than love and care from another person.
It is empty, and the longer it goes unfilled the more noticeable it is, until it becomes a physical ache that gnaws at the very core of your...
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Nov 18
Suffering - The wind has dried my tears,
and yet my heart is crying still.
My soul is filled with pain
and yet I am empty Lord.
Memories crowd around me,
holding ,touching.
Yet I am lonely Lord.
The wind has tossed the sands
and the footsteps are fading Lord.
The wind has dried...
5 Responses
Mar 14
The Problem With Lonliness - I feel it way too often and no you don't have to be physically alone to feel it. I believe that living with one's self is the hardest person to live with. Not liking yourself or feeling unworthy of the company of others makes you feel very, very...
3 Responses
Aug 13, 2012
Forever Alone - Nothing worse than watching couples make about in a public park when you're on your larry. I feel like the world around me moves so quickly. My friends are in relationships, others highly coveted, sharing their problems with me of how It's so hard having so many...
1 Response
Jun 6
Alone - I feel so alone and it hurts more than any cut and it leaves so many scars. these scars are the worst because no one can see them and almost no one knows they are there. the pain is killing me and this being alone is tearing me apart.
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Jul 14
His Daughter,For A Little While. - The following story is about a man who lost his beloved and loving daughter in tragic circumstances,having also lost his wife a few years previously he found himself alone in life.His other daughter living in Canada and not being close to him...
2 Responses
Jun 11
Sometimes - Sometimes it is painful.
And sometimes you just have to accept things as they are and figure out something fun to do by yourself. Like dance to your favorite song while no one's looking :)
1 Response
Jun 18, 2012
No Love - Pretty cool most of the time, but why do I keep forgetting what people mean to me?
It takes considerable time for me to remember what relationship I had with people
because there hardly was any verbal communication, just gestures and all.
And then I just forget...
Apr 25
Rise - I wanted to run away from the madness. I will not compromise for anyone. I keep drawing a path, not knowing what's in front of me. But I keep trying till the end, till the end of time. Someone to meet me eye for eye. Then I'll lay my head down, sleeping in everlasting...
1 Response
Nov 27
The Only Person I Talked To Today - was a clerk at the supermarket who unlocked the DVD I bought.
I feel painfully lonely. I need someone to spend time with, just chatting about random stuff, maybe have some food and a drink. Someone to chill out and have fun with.
Someone to...
4 Responses
May 7, 2011
Understanding Loneliness - Loneliness does not come from having no people about one,but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself,or from holding certain views which others find inadmissible.
If a man knows more than others he becomes lonely...
4 Responses
Mar 4
You - I want to make me feel like you make me feel everytime you flirt with another girl. If you don't want to be with just me then LET ME GO.
1 Response
Aug 28
That Empty....Hollow Feeling... - When you are trapped in the bottom and completely broken, loneliness is the worst poison. The times when you are faced with something no one else can really relate to and all you can do is go home and sit there alone, you start to think that no...
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Jul 16
Loneliness - Im just lonely. When I'm around friends I can't help but to be envious of their intimate relationships. Why is it only me, why when I like someone so badly they dont notice. I'm so tired of being alone, just to feel the warmth of someone else hand touch yours. A...
3 Responses
Sep 26, 2012
It Cause Me Pain - being alone is not good, not good, not good, at least not for me.
when i keep a lot of time alone i start to think sad things and it make me feel down in the dumps.
it cause me pain, and i start to cry..................and when i have nothing to do is same too...
1 Response
Jan 30, 2011
I Don'T Feel Right Today - I don't know whats going on with my psyche today. Something dramatic happened in my hometown and the world. With everyone consoling their loved one. Their is no one near me. Although i feel love for this hometown now more than ever and i want to do more...
1 Response
Apr 17
Eternal Loneliness - Hands shaking
Stomach aching
Heart pounding
Alone with your surroundings
No one lends a shoulder
With every cut you make, your blood gets colder
In this cruel cruel world, you're all alone
Not even the moon is by to guide you home
Only the pills will listen...
3 Responses
Jan 17, 2012
Lying - The worst lie are the ones we tell ourselves....we lie and convince ourselves bull shiit. We lie about things we should of seen. We can be so blind. We lie to convince ourselves of things, so we don't feel pain and get hurt. But lying to yourself hurts the most...
Jul 12
The Social Form Of HIV - You're going to think that is such a dramatic title but the reality is, for me loneliness is very much like HIV. Why? Because it can develop into permanent reclusive tendencies to the point where the most beautiful women of the world come knocking and you...
1 Response
Feb 27
Loneliness -
After a breakup, there is a great feeling of loneliness that overcomes us. For so long, we felt that we were a part of something bigger than ourselves. Suddenly we are left with the realization that we no longer have another to lean on. The loneliness is...
Nov 13
I Think - The cure to loneliness is good TV, a good book, and this app! Oh and kick ***
Music that you can relate to. 🎶
1 Response
Nov 20
''I am a Dreamer and a Thinker'' - I think I've just always been a dreamer more than a thinker. I have always been curious about many different things. I think to make up with the loss or lack of information about my biological family. I've always been one to question why? Why...
2 Responses
Dec 4
I'M Thinking... I'M Thinking - Thinking is the best thing for people. It means you're thinking out of the box. You're using your brain. It's better then NOT thinking right?! Human or society improves everyday because they think of new things to invent. (However, I also think that...
2 Responses
Nov 22
And Think And Think - You get the idea. I've got a smart little brain up there in my noggin and it just thinks and thinks and thinks all the damn time. It keeps me from enjoying stupid, mundane ****. It causes me to overanalyze everything. It keeps me from doing dumb things that...
1 Response
Nov 22
Always Thinking: Good Or Bad? - I've always been one to over think things. I even think about how much I think about thinking (did you keep up with that? Lol).
It's something I inherited from my dad. He analytically thinks about things all the time. Only reason why I say I...
4 Responses
Nov 25
It's Weird, But I Like Thinking - I think too much that most of the time i just don't think of a situation, i also move myself into that scenario where getting into one solution to another and to another is what always happen. It's like when i started to think of one thing, i'd...
1 Response
Nov 28
I'm Thinking Of You, I'm Dreaming Of You....... - I'm thinking of you before I sleep,
I'm dreaming of you before I wake,
I'm thinking of you all the time,
I'm dreaming of you to be mine.
I'm thinking of you right by my side,
I'm dreaming of you thats on my arm,
I'm thinking...
1 Response
Dec 3
I'M An Over Thinker Fr Fr - I think about things "normal people" don't lol for example when I watch tv, I'm watching the actors thinking how they felt in that moment acting to be someone they are not, I watch the actor/actress not as an actor but them as a person. Watch how their...
Nov 13
I Don'T Think I'D Want Someone Else To Go Through Things Like Me. - "Have you ever wondered if everyone is going through the same thing as you? Or if they've already been through it or maybe they haven't yet but they will soon. Because the truth is, we've all been in...
1 Response
Nov 14
Thinking About What To Do - I have a five month old daughter and she is amazing. But recently I found out I am pregnant again and I am considering getting an abortion. I am 20 years old,haven't went to college yet and I know I am NOT ready for another baby. My boyfriend and I...
10 Responses
Nov 14
Don't Think Too Much - Don't think too much
Don't study too hard
Stay clam , find the answer
struggle can be the key to a great outcome
Thinking too much you'll miss out on something
Tackle problems first at hand before you add to the fire with non sense
Always remember that...
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Samsung Galaxy Express I437 User Reviews
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The overall rating is the average of all user reviews, while the overall alternatives are the ones that has been listed most.
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Everyday usage3/10UI speed2.7/10
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posted on 16 Feb 2013, 07:20 (Posts: 0; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)Bad service
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Thsi cell phone did not give me the desired service. It was very slow and used to get off in the middle of the conversation. Also it is very bulky and it was a great problem to carry this phone without having any difficulty.
at&t coupon codeBuild quality 2/10Reception 2/10Call quality 2/10Internet 2/10Multimedia 2/10Camera 2/10UI speed 2/10Everyday usage 2/10Text input 2/10Display 2/10Battery 2/10
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posted on 23 Dec 2012, 18:39 (Posts: 0; Member since: 23 Dec 2012)worse phone ever dont get it
gphoz183 has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
Evrey single day since ive had this peice of crap it has stopped receiving texta randomly throughout the day and calls happens randomly for hours at a time. Am very disappointed seeing as thou the reason for me switching to at&t was for better service which is good vut the phone sucks making the experience awful. I will definately be trading my phone in asap !!!!
Build quality 3/10Reception 6/10Call quality 2/10Internet 3/10Multimedia 2/10Camera 1/10UI speed 2/10Everyday usage 2/10Text input 2/10Display 2/10Battery 2/10Pros
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posted on 14 Feb 2013, 08:52 (Posts: 0; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)Garbage smartphone
metalmilizia has owned it for less than 3 months before publishing this review
Update: GARBAGE!!! After a couple months of regular you use, both phone have been replaced under warranty. First phone, Rear speaker quit working all together. Second phone, Headset jack and rear speaker quit working. WOULD NEVER BUY AGAIN!!!
Bought a pair of these from AT&T last week. Excellent price, $99.99 with two year contract. All the speed of its big brother (Galaxy SIII) in a slightly smaller package. They did take away from the camera on this model though. Stock keyboard was alittle cramped, I switched to SwiftKey 3 which solved that problem. It does not seem as solid as some of the smartphones I have used in the past but the device is really light weight.Build quality 3/10Reception 9/10Call quality 9/10Internet 9/10Multimedia 8/10Camera 5/10UI speed 4/10Everyday usage 5/10Text input 5/10Display 10/10Battery 6/10Pros
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2011-05-05 13:41
Hi All,
my software updater informs me that I have an update, "Nokia specific Windows 7 update 1.0.0". Installing it always results a "failed" massage. And I can't find the file from this website either. I tried to re-install software updater. Not helping.
Any advice?
Solved! Go to Solution.
2011-05-05 15:50 - edited 2011-05-05 15:50
2011-05-05 17:13
2011-05-06 4:17
I was wondering where the program stores its downloaded updates.
I hope delete the downloaded file and re-download might help.
2011-05-06 13:10
I think, this update is for systems which do not have Service Pack 1 installed.
2011-05-06 15:44 - edited 2011-05-06 15:45
Holy... This can explain.
But it keeps popping up from time to time.
And thank you!
2011-05-06 17:16
Try to hide this update, I did the same.
2011-05-07 3:01
Will do so. Great thanks.!


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Have you been to a previous Summit? Are you planning on attending an upcoming LPU Summit? Connect with new friends you made that Summit events, or meet the people who will be joining you at the Summit you will be attending. Share stories, photos, videos. How far did you travel to get to the Summit? Any advice for fans attending upcoming Summits?
Share your LPU Summit experience with the world!
i think so
No, but I'd love to. i've seen the vids on youtube and tthey looked lively and awsome. so i'd like to join in that wonderful expierience.
Hoping one day we can!!
If linkin park ever decided to hold one in Sweden i would defenently travel across the country, hell i did it last year when they held a concert in Stockholm
LP are really great, but I can't go to any concert or a LPU summit. But all they are doing there is very amazing. I love that guys and I hope that they will go on like they are doing now. (I hope my english is okay, I'm from germany and I do my very best).
I hope you all have had fun at the m&g with LP. :) You fans are really awesome!
which would give to see them! but I'm from Paraguay and I have the money to go to the United States. happy to see those who enjoy live linkin park
here are the countries
noooooo, I can not go, that failure is my life.
I want to go to the summit for the first time ever, seems like fate, been a fan since day 1 when they were called hybrid theory lol that dates me a little, but I have myslelf and my daughter, and we were forced to go to the camden NJ show instead of the Virginia show because of a wedding, now I find out the summit is being held at Camden NJ this year, last year we didnt get to see them because they cancelled on us the day of the freaking show here because chester was sick, ohhhh that killed me and my daughter, we have never missed a LP concert ever in MD DC OR VA from day 1, until that one was cancelled. SO I want to go to the summmit but have my daughter and she needs to get in to. My question if anyone knows, can I just get two LPU PASSES and get 2 LPU SUMMIT PASSES under the one email account, or do I have to get two seperate using two different email accounts and try to get 2 summit passes using two accounts at one time, oh it would suck if I got only one because we couldnt use it, but if we can get 2 MY GOD IT WOULD BE A MAJOR GIFT AND SURPRISE AND MAKE UP FOR LAST YEARS CANCELLATION BIG TIME. LOVE LP FOREVER.
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The GQ Best-Dressed Men Awards 2011 lived up to all expectations that previous years' events have raised. Champagne flowed, ladies and gents dressed to impress, and the gorgeous Bonang Matheba was our MC.
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As I have talked about in the past, Mercedes has been doing a lot recently to make their product offerings more environmentally friendly across the board. However, I must say that these new diesel engines are one of the most interesting things I've seen thus far.
Besides being a huge leap forward in a European economy based on diesel, these engines also appear to have the ability to jump the pond and show up in models stateside.
So what makes them so special? These new 2,143 cc 4-cylinders have a peak output of 204 hp (150 kW) and 369 ft-lbs (500 Nm) of torque in the most powerful model, which represents increases of 20% and 25% over the previous generation, respectively. At the same time, Mercedes has managed to reduce CO2 emissions 13% and pass the Euro-5 emissions standards.
There are four new engines overall, ranging from 204 hp on the high end to 136 hp on the low end. While the prospective fuel economy numbers are not listed for that 136 hp model, the middle-range 170 hp engine is expected to get 46.1 US mpg, a number any driver in this current fuel-price crunch could envy.
Mercedes has done this with a combination of several interesting and innovative technologies, including two-stage turbocharging, optimized intercooling and exhaust gas recirculating, intake port shut off, and new injector control features. These definitely are not your dad's old diesel Mercedes. All these advances allow the car to run clean enough to pass the new Euro-5 emissions standards without NOx scrubbers, but evidently Mercedes will still be installing their new BlueTec system in order to make the engine's emissions extra-clean.
These engines will first see the roads in the C-class, but Mercedes has said that it intends to use them in applications across all classes, including the Sprinter van and in planned diesel-electric hybrid vehicles. Not only do these new engines represent a growing shift towards diesel as the internal combustion engine of the future, but their improvement over their predecessors is nothing to scoff at. Personally, I am excited to see the way that Mercedes is developing into a greener manufacturer, and I hope this is reflected in its worldwide product offerings.
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Latest NFL News & Injuries
- Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew, WR Cecil Shorts looking like game-time decisions
- Raiders news: RB Rashad Jennings looking good; WR Denarius Moore working his way back
- RB Reggie Bush opens Lions' practice week with a DNP
- UPDATE: Redskins TE Jordan Reed won't play again this season
- Redskins TE Jordan Reed misses practice again, checked by multiple doctors
- Bears QB Cutler to start Sunday
- Packers RB Eddie Lacy won't practice until Friday at the earliest
- Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew 'doesn't sound overly confident' that he will play Sunday
- Dolphins RB Lamar Miller (concussion) practices fully Wednesday
- Saints RB Darren Sproles has played less than 20 snaps in 2 consecutive games
- Report: Packers 'pessimistic' QB Aaron Rodgers will return this week
- Browns RB Willis McGahee 'very doubtful' for Week 15
- Vikings RBs Adrian Peterson, Toby Gerhart are both nursing injuries
- Broncos WR Wes Welker won't play Thursday
- Redskins QB Griffin III benched, Cousins to start
- Broncos WR Wes Welker concussed, might not play Thursday
- Vikings RB Adrian Peterson leaves early due to foot sprain
- Report: Patriots think TE Rob Gronkowski has torn ACL
- Week 16: Injury Update
We let you know the playing chances of the big name players who were injured last week. - Week 16: Super Sleepers
While we're not projecting starting type stats for these players, they have good potential and could surprise. - Week 16: Start 'Em
Though these players might have been riding your fantasy bench the last few weeks, we recommend you start them this week. - Week 16: Sit 'Em
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We profile players that will be difference makers in your PPR league this week. - Week 16: Sleepers of the Week
These lesser-known players deserve to start this week due to matchup or other circumstances. - Week 16: Player Upgrades
These players' fantasy football stock is rising. - Week 16: Player Downgrades
The players whose long-term value is falling and, depending on league size, should be traded, benched or even cut. - Week 16: Pickups of the Week
These players are worth considering adding to your roster if they're available. - NFL Game Previews / Stat Matchups
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Okay, here's an update. Actually, the stuff isn't terribly recent (I still have to hunt down my digital camera), but it's what little stuff I did do over the summer.
I actually finished coloring the portrait of Deno (the warrior with the dragon on the background), but I haven't gotten a decent picture of it yet.


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It's one of those blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments. The highway sign as you enter the town says it all. Philo, elevation 331, population 349. You know you're almost off the grid when the elevation is nearly as relevant as the number of people, but in the gorgeous Anderson Valley, hidden away west of the famous wine region of Napa, you also know the population is sure to grow when the valley is discovered. Thanks to the opening of The Madrones, that moment may have finally come.
Highway 128, running between Cloverdale on the Interstate and the California coast about a two hours drive north of San Francisco, sees a few million tourists whiz by each year on their way to coastal attractions. Few stop.
I drove through the Anderson Valley 10 years ago and found few reasons to poke around, except to enjoy a quick coffee in the quaint village of Boonville. There are still few visible signs of change in the valley, but those who take a moment to peek behind the scenes will be well rewarded, especially if you like fine wine, great food, no Napa-style crowds and beautiful scenery.
Jim Roberts, proprietor at The Madrones, opened his property along the highway, outside of Philo, just in time to get side-swiped by the financial crash of 2008. He's taken his time to reorganize, and reopened this summer with an entirely new business model. His lovely Mediterranean-style adobe villa now boasts several tasting rooms, an art and gift shop, a picnic garden and beautiful guest suites that provide the valley with its first high-end accommodations.
The tasting rooms feature the wines of Bink, Drew, Knez and Signal Ridge, all local producers largely unknown outside the valley. Some Anderson Valley wines, however, have, in the last decade, become household names in California, such as Navarro Vineyards, Handley Cellars, Husch Vineyards and Roederer Estate.
Anderson Valley differs greatly from its sun-scorched sister Napa Valley to the east. It's cooled by the fog that rolls in from the ocean and sneaks up the Navarro River, where stands of giant redwood trees attest to fertility.
The climate used to be great for apple orchards and still is, but it's also proved ideal for Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and sparkling cool-weather whites like Gewurztraminer, Riesling and Pinot Gris.
Completely different from swank Napa, there aren't any Versailles-style villas, fancy resorts, bumper-to-bumper traffic, expensive tasting fees, five-star restaurants or endless lineups. The valley feels authentic, natural — the way Napa was about 50 years ago. That authenticity stems in part from its original back-to-the-land culture where people raised cows, sheep and chickens, and still do.
Those who have discovered the Anderson Valley come for the apples, the art community, the river and the natural beauty.
Most importantly, they now come for the wine.
In his garden next to the Madrones villa, Roberts serves up a picnic lunch and discusses upcoming events that may help promote the entire valley. Birds chirp in the trees and doves coo in the rafters of the villa. A meeting with several of the local winery operators is set to plan upcoming winery dinners and weekend celebrations. Chef Patrick Meany, with an impressive culinary resumé including stints at both Bouchon and Gary Danko in Napa, will be opening Stone and Embers this summer at The Madrones, featuring a wood-burning oven at the heart of his cuisine.
Scattered up and down the valley are "over 40" wineries, I am told, although many are hidden in the woods and hills. There are "about 30" tasting rooms, which are easier to find since many are located along Highway 128. They range from family operations to corporates like Goldeneye Winery, where I arrange an interview with vintner Michael Fay. Fay describes in detail the unique climate of the valley, with morning fog, afternoon heat and overnight cooling, apparently being excellent for Pinot Noirs.
I drive down to Boonville, population 700, where the Parisian-style bakery Paysanne is closed today but the Mosswood Market is filled with locals enjoying breakfast. There is a pub-style restaurant in the little town, an art gallery and a brewery down the road. Across the street, the Boonville Hotel's Table 128 has developed a reputation for exquisite and farm-to-table cuisine, and its upstairs rooms get good marks on TripAdvisor. I ask around for estimates, and the general consensus is that there are "about 40" beds available in the entire valley, although if you add in the bed and breakfasts, guest ranches, farm houses and cabins in the woods, that number likely rises.
Obviously, the one key amenity that the Anderson Valley lacks is accommodations, and some development of that sort is sure to happen when word of this piece of paradise gets out. Meanwhile, tiny inns will have to do. I am advised to try The Philo Apple Farm, founded by the same Schmitt family who started the world-famous French Laundry in Napa, now considered one of America's best restaurants.
The Apple Farm offers a $700-per-person weekend rate that includes a two-night stay, all meals, fine wines and cooking classes by master chefs.
It's hard to believe that in a state with a population of 37 million people there still exists a dreamscape like the Anderson Valley, with its rolling hills, lush vineyards, small ranches and apple orchards. Perhaps 50 years from now the valley will look like Napa. For now, it looks a little bit like heaven.


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Food is delicious, reasonably priced and nice presentation. Interesting cocktail menu and decent selection of beer and wine if cocktails aren't your thing. Service is friendly not your typical fine dining experience more suited to their loungy atmosphere. Space changes into a cocktail bar/ lounge later in the evening
The restaurant has a lofty and unique look. They have showcased beautiful art on their brick walls which makes the place very warm and welcoming. food is of a similar high quality,looks simple,fresh,flavorful and very reasonably priced. Visited mid afternoon during a quiet period. Staff out numbered diners but were polite and attentive without being overwhelming and had great knowledge of how to match their food with great cocktails or wine.
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The food was impressive at Cabal. Scalops with lentils as an entre were wonderfull. Lamb was tasty and the molten chocolate cake was the best I've had. This is a "late night" crowd location,but is easily a good place for dinner as well. Prices were extremely reasonable for dishes served. Highly recommend
Cabal is a little hard to locate, but the food is delicious. I intend to be back.
Although this place was quiet at first, the food and service was exceptional. We were told that evening was a special party that had a cover but we got wristbands for free. It turned from high cuisine in a romantic setting into a supper club with awesome music. It was the most fun we had out like this in months. Cant wait to go back!
I was hosting a group of 20 and decided to try Cabal. The manager was very friendly, along with the rest of the staff. He was very helpful with suggestions for our dinner. Service was great and food was amazing. They even gave us a round of shooters at the end. Overall great dining experience.
we had a great time here. Good food, the staff were really cool, and the DJ who came on after dinner was awesome! I'll come back for sure!
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Friends and I went to Cabal for a girls night out for Summerlicious. The good was good and the service was friendly. Because our dinner was at 830, there was live music (great band) which we found a bit noisy for conversion.
Cabal is located a bit West of King & Bathurst, which makes it a little less noticeable to the public eye & all that walking traffic. I had been recommended to go for dinner by a friend so I figured why not! Let's say I was MORE than impressed. I have a thing for hardword floors & brick, and it gave off this wonderful lounge-y atmosphere, as well as the art on the walls was magnificent. The food is gourmet at a reasonable price, the plating is appealing to the eye, & the colours and freshness are superb. My friend & I had planned only to stay for dinner, but since it was a Saturday there was apparently a party going on afterwards so we decided to stay. They played house music which I think is their specialty. Hands down I'm coming back.
Food was very good - everyone ordered steak and had large portions, however mine was significantly smaller. Despite the fact, everyone was still hungry after the 3-course Summerlicious meal. Service was not very attentive but was not terrible- however the waiter seemed to make a half-hearted last-ditch effort at making small talk when we asked for the bill (he also spent his time finishing up making a drink he just started and snacking on an item a waitress brought over before coming over with the bill). Otherwise, a nice, quiet place for dinner with delicious food.
The place was a bit quiet for a Saturday night, but that meant you got more attention and we're fighting to be heard. The place has a very nice looking bar and the staff were very friendly. They seemed genuinely interested in what we thought of the food and the restaurant overall. Both our meals were very good and the portions generous.
The yuzu bingsoo (summerlicous dessert they had) was very unique and yum. Highly recommend.
Great spot, terrific food - the waiter was very attentive. Restaurant was quiet, not a lot of people present but the staff was very attentive to our needs and the food was delicous.
The service was very good. The wait staff were friendly and attentive and asked many times how everything was. The food itself was very good. The portion sizes were on the smaller side, but very well prepared and tasty. The music was a very loud (the restaurant seemed to serve as a dance club as well, even though no one was dancing). Difficult to bring a date for a quiet conversation, but definitely a nice restaurant to go with friends as a group.
The service was exceptional, something that I haven't gone through in a while. We wanted to thank her personally after dinner. Dim lighting/ candle lights provide a very decent atmosphere for a romantic dinner night. Although a little loud, the contemporary-modern splash in the restaurant atmosphere and food makes this place shine from the rest. We were told that the owner who is a DJ plays sometimes, and the restaurant transforms into a semi club/dance floor towards midnight.
Tucked just West of the bustling restaurant scene on King West, Cabal surprised and delighted us with incredible cuisine and a funky vibe.
Had the Beef Sirloin Steak it was delicious. It was a quiet Friday night there, there was only 2 other customers and have no idea why because service and food was top notch. Definitely recommend for couples or groups of friends.
went for my birthday dinner here, it was quiet, intimate group of 16 people. the food was, portions could be a slightly bigger but it was still great. It was great service, decent prices and Korean chef.


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Allen Robert Bodwell, 79, died Monday, Feb. 11, 2013 at his residence on Pine Street, Andover, Maine.
He was born June 9, 1933 in Rumford, Maine and was the son of Harold and Eva (Damon) Bodwell. He graduated from Andover High School Class of 1957 and had served in the U.S. Air Force from 1952 to 1958.
Allen worked at Andover Wood Products for many years retiring from the Sawing Department.
He was a member of Napoleon Ouellette Post 24, American Legion; member Maine Snowmobile Association; member Snow Valley Sno-goers Snowmobile Club; a member of the Roxbury ATV Club, and a member of Pineland Ski Club.
Survivors include his sister, Ruth Hilton and husband Russell "Dusty" of Andover; niece, Joscelyne Hilton and companion Craig Silva of Lebanon, Maine; nephew, Jason Hilton and companion Tracey Jean of Lebanon, Maine; great nieces, Emily Silva and Zoe Hilton of Lebanon, Mane; and a great nephew, Jacob Hilton of D'lberville, MS; and was predeceased by his parents and a brother, David Bodwell.
Friends are invited to sign the family guest book and share their thoughts, condolences and memories online at www.meaderandson.com.
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"Home" is very short - a novella rather than a novel - and the details are sketchy. It gives the impression of something boiled down to its essence, nothing extraneous. Morrison focuses on the internal experiences of characters not given to introspection. This is not navel-gazing, it is voyeurism at it finest... a great example of powerful storytelling from an established writer who has not lost her touch. (Reviewed by Beverly Melven). Full Review (874 words). Media Reviews
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The Most Rev. Timothy M. Dolan, Ph.D., D.D., Archbishop of New York, was the featured speaker during St. John's 16th annual Founder's Week celebration yesterday in Queens and received an honorary degree from the University along with six other deserving individuals who were lauded for their service and accomplishments. Archbishop Dolan delivered a spiritual 50-minute keynote lecture titled "Vincent de Paul, A Saint for Yesterday and Today" on the Queens campus before more than 400 students, faculty, administrators, Board of Trustees, alumni, deacons and priests who gave him a rousing standing ovation as he stepped through the doors and walked into St. Thomas More Church.
In addition, several influential clergy were on hand, highlighted by Edward Cardinal Egan, the Most Revs. Nicholas DiMarzio,Octavio Cisneros, and Alfonso Cabezas, C.M., and The Very Rev. Michael J. Carroll, C.M., Provincial of the Congregation of the Mission, Eastern Province. Marking his first visit to St. John's since his installation in June 2009, Archbishop Dolan spoke of a Vincentian presence in his life that has been formed by the teachings of St. Vincent de Paul. "The Church and culture of his (St. Vincent de Paul's) day are remarkably similar to today, meaning that his message is timely and valuable to us right here and now," said Archbishop Dolan. "The recipe for renewal in Vincent's troubled times needed two essential ingredients. The first was the education of the clergy through a holistic strategy combining mind, heart and soul and the second was love of the poor." "I appreciate so very much the fact that you (St. John's University) are loyal to the charism of St. Vincent de Paul. As I look at your programs, and as I see how you train men and women for the helping professions, teaching and consulting in providing services to the poor – through this your students truly become agents of social justice," he added.Later that evening, Archbishop Dolan was awarded an honorary Doctor of Sacred Theology degree by Rev. Donald Harrington, C.M., President of St. John's University, as part of the Vincentian Convocation also held in St. Thomas More Church. Six others were also honored by the University for service and merit along with Archbishop Dolan. "I had the pleasure, in a sense, of watching the State of the Union Address earlier this week. It was very striking to me how often one side stands and the other side doesn't. Very rarely does that audience, which is typical, stand together," said Rev. Harrington, C.M., to the Vincentian Convocation crowd. "Tonight, both figuratively and literally, we stand together with no hesitation – because in each individual (honored) we see the face, the vision and the heart of St. Vincent de Paul himself." Those individuals who were lauded with Archbishop Dolan at the Vincentian Convocation ceremony included:
Founder's Week, held January 25-30, celebrates the legacy and tradition of St. John's University's Vincentian mission. This year's Founder's Week celebrates the 350th Anniversary of the death of St. Vincent de Paul, founder of the Vincentian order which seeks to empower others to change the world through the practices of charity and social justice. Founder's Week will also remember the death of St. Louise de Marillac, who, like St. Vincent de Paul, served the poor, oppressed and marginalized. Earlier in the day, Archbishop Dolan was asked by a Theology Professor at the University to recount his recent trip to Haiti in the wake of the tragic earthquake that hit two weeks ago. He admitted that it was the worst devastation and loss of life (estimated at 175,000) he had ever seen. "What I saw was nothing less than Good Friday but what I saw was nothing less than Easter Sunday," said Archbishop Dolan. "Good Friday in abundance – darkness, suffering and death galore, but interesting to everybody there were also glimpses of Easter Sunday. It was difficult for me to describe the massive relief effort that made one stand tall as a human being – that made one particularly stand tall as a Catholic and an American." For media inquiries regarding Founder's Week activities and Archbishop Dolan's appearance, please contact Dominic Scianna, Assistant Vice President for Media Relations, by calling (718) 990-6185 or e-mail inquires to email@example.com.


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Paul McGuire explains the The tower of Babel - A prophetic warning for the future. The temptation in Eden compared with the temptation to create a north American union. We need to stick to the teachings of the word of God - Supporting Israel, God gave them that land - Just as we will not our salvation, Israel does not lose it's right to the land, despiter it's rebellion against God.


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The Capital of the Slovak Republic BRATISLAVA, also referred to as the Beauty on the Danube can not only boast interesting history but it also is the centre of the most dynamically developing region of central Europe at present.
BANSKÁ BYSTRICA ranks at the sixth position among the towns of Slovakia in terms of size. It is the cultural and economic centre of central Slovakia and seat of some institutions with nation-wide competencies.
The second biggest town of Slovakia KOŠICE is not only the centre of eastern Slovakia but also the core of the Eastern Carpathians where several ethnicities live.
Banská Štiavnica lies amid the forests of the Štiavnické vrchy Mts. and is included on the List of the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Another Slovak town inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List is the historic Bardejov, one of the oldest Slovak towns.
The town KEŽMAROK in region Spiš has been always the centre of education in the region and the starting point for trips in the High Tatras.
KREMNICA was one of the richest towns of the Kingdom of Hungary. Today it is the centre of tourism and recreation.
The historic town Levoča, situated in the east of the Spiš region, is a true cultural and historic jewel among the Slovak towns as it possesses a great number of architectural monuments linked with the glorious past of the town.
NITRA is not only the oldest town of Slovakia, it is now an important economic centre of the western Slovakia, seat of two universities and agricultural education and research.
POPRAD is the main "entrance gate" to the mountain range of the High Tatras and the centre of the rapidly developing region.


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The island of Madeira, 850km (527 miles) southwest of Portugal, is just the mountain peak of an enormous volcanic mass. The island's craggy spires and precipices of umber-dark basalt end with a sheer drop into the blue water of the Atlantic Ocean, which is so deep near Madeira that large sperm whales often come close to the shore. If you stand on the sea-swept balcony of Cabo Girão, one of the world's highest ocean cliffs (590m/1,935 ft. above sea level), you'll easily realize the island's Edenlike quality, which inspired Luís Vaz de Camões, the Portuguese national poet, to say Madeira lies "at the end of the world."
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Higher National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering in 1986, Chris took a particular interest in Health and Safety. He qualified in 2003 with the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) Managing Environmental Responsibilities and IOSH Managing Safely diplomas followed by the IOSH registered TechIOSH in 2004. He further qualified with the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) Dip 1 in 2004 and NEBOSH Construction Certificate in 2009.
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PRINCETON — Little steps can turn into life-saving steps in the fight against heart disease, according to state health officials.
In recognition of February as American Heart Month, Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, has urged Illinois residents to know the signs of a heart attack and what can be done to reduce the risk of a heart attack.
"Heart disease doesn't just start one day in your 40s or 50s. It can be the result of not taking care of yourself over your lifetime – not being physically active, smoking, high stress levels and not eating a nutritious diet," Hasbrouck said. "What you do in your teens, 20s and 30s can impact your health as you get older. It is important that all age groups embrace a healthy lifestyle and work to lower the chance of having a heart attack or stroke."
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