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happy christmas adam to all men's rights activists
Please stop pestering us with things like this. This has nothing to do with men fighting for their rights. Eve is short for 'evening'. Please don't turn activism into a joke. Thanks.
Someone isn't having a good christmas adam
Christmas Adam: December 23rd. Comes before Christmas Eve and is generally unsatisfying.
My birthday is Dec 23, and it's always pretty dull
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Awww girl this makes me happy!! I grew up in Johns Creek, and love the city. Mine was foreclosed. If you need a realtor let me know! She specializes in short sales(my last place), and foreclosures.
Drop zone progress! I have lots of vintage wood furniture, so I decided that anything I buy now will be metal. This cart was used in a beauty salon in the 1960s. I paid $35 for it!! The floral boxes are also metal, but purchased from Ross. Pink desk lamp is Target, along with the bulldog Cupid candy holder I put my keys in. The Home Sweet Home sign is actually a platter, from target as well! The small wooden sign is my favorite. I use a Scout Mob deal and purchased it for $7, it says "shut the front door."
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
What Is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? continued...
- More than half of all Vietnam veterans, about 1.7 million, have experienced symptoms of PTSD. Although 60% of war veterans with PTSD have had serious medical problems, only 6% of them have a problem due to injury in combat.
- African Americans, when they are exposed to trauma, are more likely to develop PTSD than whites.
- People who are exposed to the most intense trauma are the most likely to develop PTSD. The higher the degree of exposure to trauma, the more likely you are to develop PTSD. So, if something happens to you more than once or if something occurs to you over a very long period of time, the likelihood of developing PTSD is increased.
- Sometimes, people who have heart attacks, cancer or other serious medical problems that pose a sudden threat to one's physical integrity and produce feelings of horror and helplessness may develop PTSD.
- Refugees ( people who have been through war conditions in their native country or fled from conflict) may develop PTSD and often go years without treatment.
- New mothers may develop PTSD after an unusually difficult delivery during childbirth. Also, patients who regain partial consciousness during surgery under general anesthesia may be at risk for developing PTSD.
Causes of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
When you are afraid, your body activates the "fight or flight" response -- a reference to our caveman ancestors facing a tiger. In reaction, your body releases adrenaline, which is responsible for increasing blood pressure and heart rate and increasing glucose to muscles (to allow you to run away quickly in the face of immediate danger). However, once the immediate danger (which may or may not have actually existed) is gone, the body begins a process of shutting down the stress response, and this process involves the release of another hormone known as cortisol.
If your body does not generate enough cortisol to shut down the flight or stress reaction, you may continue to feel the stress effects of the adrenaline. Trauma victims who develop post-traumatic stress disorder often have higher levels of other stimulating hormones (catecholamines) under normal conditions in which the threat of trauma is not present. These same hormones kick in when they are reminded of their trauma.
Physically, your body also increases your heart rate. After a month in this heightened state, with stress hormones elevated, you may develop further physical changes, such as heightened hearing. This cascade of physical changes, one triggering another, suggests that early intervention may be the key to heading off the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Although terrorism may cause the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in people directly involved, most people are resilient and won't have serious lingering effects. They will have memories, certainly, but will go on to live their lives without debilitating fear.

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Can the Defense Budget Shrink Without Risking National Security?
Every municipal police and fire department has mastered the oldest bureaucratic budget maneuver in the book: If told to cut your budget slightly, don't eliminate unneeded positions, buy less fancy office furniture, or delay buying new cars and equipment.
Just announce the closure of an entire police or fire station.
As the Chicago Tribune reported not long ago, "'Everybody on the City Council is in favor of facilities consolidation until they start to talk about the police station in their neighborhood,' said Ald. Ricardo Munoz, 22nd, who added that he would fight attempts to close the station in his ward."
Since protecting citizens' lives is the first duty of government, public-safety functions are usually the last to feel the effects of tightened budgets. This is especially true at the federal level, where cuts to the defense budget are generally portrayed as assaults on the nation's very existence. There are a variety of reasons to tread softly on any sort of defense cuts: You only get to err by under-defending the country once. The battlefield edge today, and even more so in the future is a product of advanced—and expensive—technologies. Those who put their lives on the line for the rest of us deserve the best equipment and protective gear, and the most reasonable pay and benefits, that we can afford.
But does that mean that we cannot cut the defense budget without short-changing national security? To hear some tell it the answer is "no." But the Defense Department is part of the same government that most Americans abjure for its inefficiency, waste, and fraud. In fact, you can find just about everything that's wrong with government in the defense budget. Oklahoma Republican Senator Tom Coburn, no liberal, has derided the Pentagon as the "Department of Everything" for its wide-ranging activities.
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Spicy Pinapple Chicken Kabobs
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- Marinade:
- 1 can chunks of pineapple in unsweetened juice
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar 1/4 cup olive oil
- -- Salt Pepper
- Seasoning:
- 2 teaspoons Smoked Paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon Chipotle Powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Fresh ground Pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon Fresh ground Salt
- 1 1/2 pounds boneless, skinless Chicken Breasts
- 1 pound sliced pepper crusted bacon 1 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- -- Dip
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1/2 cup Mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon Grey Poupon Mustard
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped chives
Reserve pineapple chunks and mix the remaining juice with vinegar, oil, salt and pepper. Slice chicken Breasts into chunks… nugget size. Put chicken pieces into a zip lock bag and add Marinade for 1 hour.
Mix seasoning in a small bowl and set aside. Cut bacon in half and wrap one slice around each chunk of pineapple. Remove chicken pieces and lay on a baking sheet. Sprinkle each side with seasoning.
Alternate chicken with pineapple on skewers being sure to secure bacon ends.
To Bake: Secure bacon with a wooden toothpick. Place on an oven-safe rack set over a cookie sheet. Bake at 350 F for 35-40 minutes or until bacon is crisp and chicken is no longer pink. Makes approximately 3 dozen nugget-sized snacks.
To Grill: Place nuggets and pineapple on wooden skewers. Grill until chicken is no longer pink.
Dip- mix all ingredients together and chill.
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So yeah as you can tell this blog is barely active anymore.
Truth is my muse disappeared months ago and I've just been going through the motions.
I don't have the heart to deactivate this blog. Rahera was my first muse here on tumblr. She had a good two year run.
So I'm putting a pin in this blog and just keeping it up to reminisce.
For the two-three people she had rp relations with I'm sorry but Rahera is gone. I dunno if she's dead because she hasn't spoken up in my head in a long time.


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WhatIWore: Guys, I'm going to venture off the fashion path for a second to share this amazing dinner I made the other night - Paleo Pad Thai. I've adjusted the traditional Pad Thai ingredients to be paleo and Whole30 friendly and you could easily sub out the chicken if you're a vegetarian. I really liked the texture and taste of the zucchini (a lot more than spaghetti squash if you've ever tried that). Trust me, this recipe is a winner! I estimated the amounts of all of the ingredients, so be sure to taste as you go and make adjustments accordingly! Serves 2.
- Two Chicken Breasts
- 1 C Chicken Broth
- 1 C Almond Milk
- 1/3 C Almond Butter
- 1/2 t Red Curry Paste
- 2 Medium-Large Zucchini
- 1 Carrot
- 2 Radishes
- 1/2 Lime to Garnish
- 1/3 C chopped almonds
- Salt to taste
1. Prep Your Veggies. To create my noodles, I used a mandolin to slice my zucchini into thin, wide strips. I further cut them down with a knife into 3/8th" to resemble fettuccine. I also used my mandolin to slice up a carrot and a couple of radishes that I used as edible garnishes for my dish. You could add any veggies you want! Lightly salt your veggies and put them into the fridge to chill as you prep your chicken and sauce.
2. Cook Your Chicken. I used two chicken breasts, sliced into 1" strips and cooked them in coconut oil. Remove and place on a plate with paper towel to absorb a little of that oil.
3. Make Your Sauce. Use the same pan as you used for your chicken and deglaze using chicken broth (I like the organic, low sodium variety). Lower to medium heat. Now add in your almond butter, stirring it to dissolve. Next add in almond milk. You may want to adjust with more or less of these ingredients to get your desired consistency. Now, add in your red curry paste for a little spice. Finally, add salt to taste and stir sauce as it thickens. Add chicken back into pan to let it absorb flavors. I did this for about 10 minutes as I waited for my husband to come home!
4. Assemble on plate. Use your zucchini noodles as a base and create a nest like shape in the center of your plate. Add chicken strips on top, then pour the sauce over top. Add your veggies, chopped almonds and a couple of limes around the plate. Enjoy!
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In a haze of stormy haze,
I'll be round, I'll be loving you always, always.
Here I am and I take my time,
Here I am and I'll wait in line always, always.
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in love | Reviewer: vlastyr | 12/11/08
i am in love with her! and with this song too, yeah..cause we're talking about the song. hmm but i cant help it she's hot and funny and has a cute accent and and and and etc. oh yeah 'parachutes' rules.
Yaay. | Reviewer: Jessica | 7/5/07
This is definitely my favorite on the CD. It's so simple and beautiful. I agree - I almost wish it was longer.
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"Bannister is one of the undersung treasures of the mystery genre." ---Chicago Tribune
Chapter One
They were young and in love, and like lovers everywhere they thought it would last for ever.
They thought they would, too.
They drove out to their favourite restaurant on the South Downs, the sleek, low car treading down drifts of fallen leaves in the narrow lanes. Tom had reserved a table as soon as he knew he was going to need it. Jane called him a control freak, but he wouldn't risk their evening for the sake of a phone call. He didn't want the occasion to be less than perfect.
Once he was sure this was the right thing for them he'd imagined proposing here: in a quiet corner of The Cavalier, with its long views over the patchwork fields and little spinneys of Chain Down. They'd come here the first time he wanted to impress her, again for their three month and six month anniversaries, and once in between to celebrate Jane's birthday. Of course he'd planned to take the next step here.
Events overtook them. After he'd done all his thinking, about what he wanted and also what was best for both of them, after he'd reached what he was sure was the right decision, even after he'd booked the table at The Cavalier, they were in her car – his was in the garage for a service – and somehow he couldn't wait a moment longer. He proposed to her in an elderly VW, with his feet among discarded crisp packets, in a queue of traffic waiting for the lights to change in the middle of damp and faded Dimmock. It may have been the least romantic spot for a proposal ever.
Jane did nothing to make it more memorable. She didn't come over all coy and indecisive. Coy and indecisive were not her style. She gave it less thought than the choice of her next gear, said, 'Yeah, OK,' and drove off without missing a beat when the lights turned green.
Tom was still trying to figure out what had happened when she spotted a parking space and pulled in. 'Er…you did say yes?'
She nodded. 'That's right.'
Puzzlement crinkled his brow. 'You didn't have to think about it?'
She breathed heavily at him. 'Tom, I've been thinking of little else for the last three months. All I was waiting for was for you to recognise the blindingly obvious and say something.'
He grinned; then a sudden fear wiped the grin from his face; then it too was gone and he managed a nervous, almost embarrassed little chuckle. 'So that's it? We're getting married?'
Jane nodded. 'We're getting married.'
Finally Tom looked around him. 'That's the jeweller's.'
'Yes.' It seemed she had a ring picked out.
The following evening they were on their way to The Cavalier, Tom's car humming between the high hedges, the autumn leaves a crisp russet carpet in the wash of the headlamps. The powerful engine was singing after its service, and his heart was too. Jane seemed to be taking engagement in her stride, much as she took everything else – calmly, clear-headed and purposeful. But when he sneaked a quick sidelong glance at her, Tom kept catching a smile of sheer happiness on her face. She masked it when she saw him looking, but if he looked again in a couple of minutes it was always back. He hadn't been fooling himself. She wanted this as much as he did.
It was dark by the time they ate. It hardly mattered. Today the soft views would have been wasted on them. They bathed in one another's gaze, and might as well have been eating rissoles from a lay-by chip van.
Over dessert Tom produced a box from an inside pocket. Jane arched a thin eyebrow, wiggled her finger at him. Diamonds glittered in the light of the candles. 'Got one,' she said smugly.
'Yes,' nodded Tom, 'and no. That's an engagement ring. It's a token of a contract. This is an engagement present. It's because I love you. And because, in a public place, this is the only way I can show you how much without being prosecuted.'
He put it on the table between them. After a moment she picked it up and opened it. Her face went still.
In mounting anxiety Tom looked from his gift to the girl and back. 'You don't like it? It's all right, I'll find something else…'
Her hand slid across his wrist on the table. She had artistic hands: delicate, expressive, and strong enough to beat him at arm-wrestling. She pinned his hand to the tablecloth. 'Over,' she said quietly, 'my cold dead body.'
It was a necklace. Jane hadn't much experience of good jewellery – she'd always bought cheap, used extravagantly and given it away when she tired of it. This was something else. 'It's beautiful.'
'You like it?'
It wasn't a question she felt the need to answer. She peered closer. 'It's got a star in it!'
Tom laughed softly. 'My mother loved that star.'
'This belongs to your mother?'
'Not anymore.' She looked up at him, waiting for him to explain. 'She wants you to have it, Jane. My father bought it for her. She loved it for twenty years, but she hasn't worn it since he died. She won't wear it again. It'd give us both a great deal of pleasure to see you enjoy it.'
A jewel that carried that much family history alarmed her. But Tom was right. It should be worn. It was too beautiful to be kept for ever in a box. 'What is it?'
'A sapphire.'
'Sapphires are blue.'
'Not always.'
'But they are always valuable.' She made an effort to sit up straight, away from the grey-black gem with its golden many-rayed star. 'I can't take this. Tom, thank Imogen for me, but it's too precious.'
He'd anticipated this. 'It's a gift,' he said simply. 'The value doesn't come into it. Tell you what,' he reached for the box, 'put it on while you're thinking about it.'
She knew what he was doing. He thought that, once she'd worn it, she wouldn't want to give it back. But she lacked the resolve to stop him lacing the gold chain about her throat. 'Well…maybe for tonight,' she murmured.
It was late before they left The Cavalier. They were the last to go; less scrupulous waiters would have been clearing their throats and tapping their watches. But eventually they realised what the time was, made their apologies and headed across the road to the car park.
People talk about a car coming out of nowhere, but they never do. They're always there, they're just not always very noticeable. Particularly if it's late at night, and you're talking and laughing and you have other things on your mind. And the car in question has no lights on, and the engine is idling barely audibly, and you step out into what you think is a clear road.
The engine roared. By then the car was so close the sound seemed to be all around. The startled couple spun, Tom one way, Jane the other, looking for it; they bumped into one another and clung together like frightened children. The one thing they didn't do was the one thing that might have saved them – pick a direction, any direction, and hurl themselves as far as they could from the centre of the road. So the car hit them. It hit them both, threw them into the air and hit them again as they came down.
Disasters – real disasters – have a strange effect on the human mind. Time slows right down. There seems to be plenty of it, for making and filing observations, for rational thought. Jane, lying in the dark road with Tom's arm across her throat and one of her own legs twisted under her body, thought: He must have been drinking. He must have left The Cavalier just ahead of us, and because he'd been drinking he forgot to put his headlights on. The police will throw the book at him. And only after that did she think: I hope we're all right.
After the second impact the car stopped. Jane's sideways view of the lit windows of The Cavalier was momentarily occulted by a pair of legs. The man stooped over her.
She said quite clearly, 'Get help. At the restaurant. Call an ambulance.'
She thought he was shocked too, that he couldn't take in what she was saying. She tried again. 'Call an ambulance. Don't touch us. Get help.'
Her handbag was still over her shoulder. She felt the strap tug and pull free. She saw the stooped figure take the watch from Tom's outflung arm and then rifle his pockets for his wallet. Then he turned back to her.
'And that.'
They were the only words he ever spoke to her. But he lifted her head by the hair and fumbled for the catch at the nape of her neck. Not shocked at all – he knew better than to break the necklace with a snatch. He freed it carefully, and used her hair to wipe her blood off it, and then he let go of her. The sick crack as her head hit the tarmac yet again was the last thing she knew.
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Kimi Raikkonen seems to have a bit of an unconventional relationship with the notion of contracts. The Finnish driver kept McLaren on the leash while negotiating his departure to Ferrari, then left Ferrari after he was offered a big cash payment to vacate his Formula One seat. After one season in the World Rally Championship, reports began surfacing in the motorsport press that he was negotiating a return to F1 with Renault, only to pull out again. The on-again, off-again rumors have prompted much speculation about the former F1 World Champion's plans for the near future, but now it appears the Finn has found a way to avoid contracts altogether.
Having confirmed his challenge for the season-opening Rally Sweden only days ago, just ahead of the registration deadline, reports now indicate that Raikkonen has launched his own WRC team for 2011. He'll be driving the new Citroën DS3 WRC under the ICE 1 team banner, an apparent reference to his Kilmer-tastic nickname of "Ice-Man". The team is reportedly financed entirely from Raikkonen's own considerable pool of sponsors. An interesting development for the World Rally Championship to be sure, and we'll be watching to see if Kimi can improve on the promising, if lackluster performance from his debut season.
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Steam Deal - Red Faction Collection
Just picked up Red Faction Collection from Steam for $11.99 (U.S.) - 80 percent off.
Collection includes Red Faction 1, 2, Guerilla, Armageddon, Armageddon DLC: Path to War. These can also be purchased separately as well.
I believe this is a weekend only deal so... Save 80% on Red Faction Collection on Steam
I've always been curious about the game so for $11.99 nothing lost.
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The first two Red Faction games haven't aged well. It was novel at the time, but neither is impressive anymore. In the original you could give yourself infinite rockets and literally drill a hole in the side of a mountain to gain access to later levels in some places and use the destruction to bypass various puzzles, such as a large metal door being in the way that 'requires' a key card [only if you don't have enough explosives that is].
As it went on the story started to bog things down. The protagonist from the first game is never heard from again, and the second games protagonist vanishes as well. Both were created for the PS2 and look it. You can safely skip both the first games without worry as they aren't really tied to the latter two games. The two main characters in the latter two games are tied together though so you should play them in the proper order. It also went from first to 3rd person in the 3rd game, which isn't necessarily bad, just different.
Unless you're into retro gaming and think that booting up a couple of mid grade PS2 shooters would be just keen, just stick with the two 3rd person games. RF and RF2 have a little bit of nostalgia for gamers like me, but they're too dated to hold the interest of a modern gamer who hasn't played them before. The story is nothing special and the weapons are run of the mill. The destruction isn't as impressive as it was at the time. Recent Dice games running on Frostbite make the feature rather underwhelming to behold and it loses some of the novelty that made it such a big deal when it was first released.
It's still lots of mindless fun blowing tons of stuff up for various reasons you probably won't care about. You can still destroy lots of things with explosions and bullets, but the series went from amazing technological breakthrough to mediocrity in subsequent releases. The later two games have a bad habit of putting you in stretches of game where there's not much to destroy.
The whole of it is worth $12, but you're getting what you pay for as well. Like I said, it is fun to destroy lots of stuff, but entertainment value doesn't extend much beyond that. It's a pretty standard and straightforward shooter for the most part as a series. It lost a bit of its luster but it's still fun to mindlessly destroy things and the latter two games are pretty enough and slightly better looking than their PS3 and 360 counterparts.
One game from Volition I'd like to see show up on Steam is The Punisher. I've got it for the Xbox and it plays in my 360, but I wouldn't mind playing through it again on PC and I'm not really into buying games on disk anymore. [It is available on Amazon, but nah.] I'd snap it up in a heartbeat if it was released through Steam. Not sure if that's possible with what happened to THQ though. Sleeping Dogs [and various other games] totally ripped off the environmental kills system from that game and it was a decent shooter as well. Not great, but decent, which was rare for comic book games at the time.
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By Joel Alas
WAGONLOADS OF MIRTH: Merry souls provide their own musical entertainment as the Viljandi-bound train carries them to Estonia's biggest annual folk event.
TALLINN - If you're planning to go to the legendary Viljandi Folk Festival in the coming days, take my advice 's go by train. It might just prove to be more entertaining than the festival itself. Here's an account of my journey to last year's festival.
The Baltic Train Station platform was alive with atmosphere. Hundreds of young people bustled about, their cargo piled in a mountain that stretched the length of the platform 's guitar cases, backpacks, tents and canvas sacks.
Estonia's most cherished music festival was about to begin in Viljandi, some three hours away from Tallinn, and fans were mobilizing en mass to get there.
For many people who attend the Viljandi Folk Festival the "Folgirong" (or "Folk Train") becomes the highlight of the entire four-day event 's at least, it certainly was for me.
We rushed to claim a bench when the train doors opened, and all the ten carriages were quickly swamped by the mass of brightly dressed young people. There was hardly a single person on the train over the age of 25, and everyone radiated jubilation. We bustled and bounced and chattered like kids on the way to summer camp.
As soon as the Folk Train pulled out from Tallinn, the beer and music began to flow. Everyone had smuggled a supply of alcohol on board, and we skulled it down like naughty school children.
It seemed every passenger on the train was a musician and had brought some form of instrument along. Guitars were drowned out by the rattle of the train, and had to be played with a fierce strum in order to be heard. Bongo drums beat in syncopation with the rhythm of the wheels. Loudest of all were the accordions, whose glorious bellows heaved out polkas and waltzes all the way to Viljandi. A choir made their way through the train, stopping in each carriage to deliver a repertoire of favorite Estonian folk tunes, sung in three-part harmonies.
When the train arrived in Viljandi some three hours later, we released a collective sigh of disappointment at the end of an amazing journey.
The return trip was, understandably, not so jubilant. We were all exhausted after four days of non-stop partying and music. The atmosphere of the campground kept everybody sleepless, the hearty Estonian food kept us full, and the beautiful Viljandi lake kept us refreshed. We dozed the entire journey home to Tallinn, instrument cases used as pillows. The instruments, I'm sure, were happy to rest. They must have been equally exhausted after days of abuse.
This year, unfortunately, there's no officially chartered train. However regular rail services will be in operation, and no doubt these will be equally colorful.
And as for the festival itself, it promises to be one of the biggest ever. More than 400 performers will stage over a hundred concerts between July 26 and July 29. Concerts are held in and around the ruins of Viljandi's ancient castle. The parkland springs to life with a carnival-like atmosphere, with food stalls, workshops and street performers.
The full four-day festival passes are already sold out, and only single day tickets are available.
Many of the dormitory places are also booked out, meaning a tent will be your only accommodation option. There's plenty of places to pitch your tent, but the most lively camp site is on the grounds of Viljandi's central school, where they also provide showers, toilets and a makeshift canteen. Organizers warn attendees to prepare for "drought or torrent" 's and forecasts indicate there might be some light rain.
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Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman played college football at Stanford under then head coach Jim Harbaugh. Sunday, the Seahawks and Sherman took on the San Francisco 49ers led by his former coach, Jim Harbaugh. Sherman tried to go up to his former coach and give him the usual "good job, good game."
When he did though, Harbaugh gave him the cold shoulder. In an interview with NFL Media's Michelle Beisner on Sunday night Sherman shared the tale.
"I told him good job, good game, but he didn't give me nothing back," Sherman said. "I guess sportsmanship doesn't go both ways."
It could've been that cold shoulder that led to Sherman's bragging in the interview, which really wasn't all that self-indulgent as it sounds. He praised his teammates and gave them the credit for their play during the game and was quick to compliment 49ers players Vernon Davis, Anquan Boldin, and Kyle Williams.
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Your less likely to damage a camera using SD cards, not done it myself but I`ve come across a few cameras with bent pins.
CF appears to be going the way of the Dodo - of the newer cameras released in the last couple of years only the high end FF cameras take compact Flash with some [5DIII for example] having a slot for SD also. The most recent 35mm format cameras [Nikon's D600 and the Canon 6D] are SD only.
I think if you wanted a compact camera that took CF cards you'd need to look for something at least five or six years old and today's SD cards would be potentially both faster and higher capacity than any CF card available then. Now that Jessop's has gone from the High St [although Peter Jones' v2 is reappearing in select places] they're also difficult to get hold of unless you buy online.
Quote: Yes Ken, they are more easy to lose and not as robust. Also, have lots of CF cards and do not fancy the expense of extra cards.
Cards are so cheap nowadays it's not worth worrying about the cost to the extent that you base your choice of camera on the type of card it uses.
Yep, and be quick: the last camera I bought had already moved on to microSD cards!
SD cards are still big enough to grasp, but microSD cards are ridiculously small, very slow, and not compatible with my card reader except via a very fiddly adaptor.
Heres a photo of the whole family (the SanDisks, it seems). Its hard to see in this photo how thin the microSD card is, truly a sliver of a thing. Miniaturisation run amok.
Lots easier to lose. Have droped cards in long grass etc whilst in the bush. Miniturisation for urbanites but not for bushies. When I got serious with the hobby, used to take 100-150 rolls of Fuji Sensia slide film (remenber those) with worries of storage in hot conditions and X ray machines at airports. Digital cards put an end to those bits of paranoia. Now microSD...............
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AFRICA/SUDAN - Christian Churches condemn the death penalty imposed on a Christian woman accused of apostasy
Khartoum (Agenzia Fides) - In a joint statement, the churches in Sudan deplore the death sentence imposed on Mariam Yehya Ibrahim, a woman in her eighth month of pregnancy, accused of apostasy. Fr. Boutros Trille Kuku, Deputy Secretary General of the Conference Bishops of Sudan said to AMECEA Online News that the declaration defines the accusations against Mrs. Mariam false and calls on the authorities in Khartoum to review the judgment and to release her.
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Happy Endings is one of the kookiest sleeper hit sitcoms in recent years. The Chicago-set series is both wacky and unpretentious, and that combination helps the friendships between its six ensemble characters (played by Casey Wilson, Eliza Coupe, Elisha Cuthbert, Damon Wayans Jr., Zachary Knighton, and Adam Pally) seem real. It's hard not to dig everyone involved.
I got to catch up with five of the six thespians this week — only Adam Pally wasn't there — and I asked about the show's greatest assets: its fun characters, its frantic pace, and its daring weirdness.
One of my favorite things about Happy Endings is that the show never tries to establish each of you as a separate type. No one is "the quirky one." You all get to be insane and similar, but with sly differences, like real friends. That said: What do you think distinguishes your character?
Zachary Knighton: I kind of have this theory about my character, that he's a mashup of all of them. He can be crazy and neurotic like Jane or lovelorn like Penny. That's my theory. He's all over the place.
Damon Wayans Jr.: My character is like — when he's at work, he's at work. But when he's off, he just like to be happy with his buddies. And he's probably not. It's just fun to play him because he's always kind of upbeat. Rarely is he the mean guy. He balances his type-A wife out pretty well.
Casey Wilson: They've written six characters where they're all so comedic, any type of weirdness can be hung on them. I think Penny can go into such a spiral, but she's also really hopeful. I think she's crazy in that sense, like desperate, but also hopeful. That's somewhat different than the others. But we all think they're all, like, losers. In a great way.
Damon, can you talk about the differences between shooting Happy Endings and the pilot for New Girl?
Damon Wayans Jr.: When I did New Girl, the people who are there, I love. I went to school with Zooey [Deschanel], and I knew Jake [Johnson] and Max [Greenfield] for awhile. The process was a bit different there. It's a lot looser on Happy Endings. We're so gelled together. It's like… fun. Like, "Oh, we're going to be here for 16 hours?" I love being around these guys for 16 hours.
Elisha, you're great on the show, but it's so different than 24 and the other stuff you've done before. What's it like working in this world? Weird?
Elisha Cuthbert: It is. It's a totally different style and a different pace. It's interesting; we broke [production] for three weeks for Christmas, and I came back, and it took me two days to get back into the pace and the speed, keeping up with the rest of the actors. I do come from a more subdued, subtle form of acting. But I like to be right up there with them. It's been a lot of fun. Even though it's different, I'm comfortable in it. I feel like I belong, and it's good. But like I said, it's going to be interesting if we get a third season, to get my brain back into the pacing of comedy and improv. Surrounding myself with these actors, it's like an improv class, a stand-up comedian class, happening at the same time. I'm learning a lot. It's been a lot of fun.
The fans of your show are very vocal. Do you feel like they reach out to you in a particularly personal way?
Zachary Knighton: Definitely. We were put on at the end of the first season when people don't even watch TV. The marketing campaign for our show when we started… I think it was awesome the way did it with Twitter, quoting people on Twitter talking about our show. That was sort of our jam, in a weird way. The timing was all perfect for us to weirdly be a social media show. The word was spreading. Things trended on Twitter. I think we have a really young fan base, which is really cool. I've had so many kids come up to me, like 16-, 17-, 18-year-old kids, and it's just crazy. We're a little older than them, but I like that kids are watching our show, and I guess Jersey Shore too.
Damon Wayans Jr.: This guy tweeted me who was like, "Dude, I'm 12. I f*cking love you." I was like, "Where are your parents, man? What are you doing?" And he was like, "I'm doing homework!" I was like, "Block." His profile picture had wolf eyes. They were all wolflike. Weird little kid.
The show's spontaneity is so interesting. I know you guys get to improvise a lot, but is it ever difficult to be be spontaneous in an original way? Do you ever think, "Oh, shoot, I already ad-libbed that exact line before?"
Eliza Coupe: That is a great question. We all have a unique way of speaking — or our characters all speak similarly, but maybe it's the different inflections we use. Even when I read a script now, I can kind of tell how someone will say the lines. But what's great is that every actor continually surprises me — how they see a line and how they say it. For me personally, the best way to do that is by being the character, it informs how you'll say the line. How I'd say something is completely different than how Jane would say something. In real life, you say things differently all the time. You have to remember that just because you're a character and you say things certain ways, it doesn't mean you have to say things exactly the same. Being spontaneous off of that is just playing the scene.
Casey Wilson: That was like a Master Class!
Does filming ever feel out of control?
Zachary Knighton: We always break and lose it. It usually happens on Friday at 2 a.m. when we're tired and ready to go home.
Damon Wayans Jr.: I remember when Eliza kept coming in and leaving. It was a kickball scene. We did something to her where we were all laughing. Zach, you were in that, right? Eliza would come in and just laugh as soon as she came in.
Zachary Knighton: Was that when you were moonwalking to first base?
Damon Wayans Jr.: That hurt my calves.
Zachary Knighton: You looked so good doing it though.
Damon Wayans Jr.: It felt good.
Does the writing ever seem so crazy on the page that you're not sure how it'll make sense when you're filming? Adam Pally played a bear for an entire episode recently.
Elisha Cuthbert: Or me playing Marilyn Monroe with a man's voice [for the Halloween episode]. When I got that script, I was terrified. Because I thought, "How will I make this believable?" And two, we tested my regular voice, and then we tried it with an altered voice. Then we did a version where I was talking raspy. Ultimately they ended up using my real performance voice. But it was like, "Oh my god. This is crazy." But the producers saw me doing the Marilyn thing, and they were like, "She doesn't look like a guy. How did the boobs happen?" But then we showed the producers pictures of how great some of these drag queens look, and how hard it is to tell the difference. I think, ultimately, having all the right conversations to bring it down and make it work, it ended up working out great. After that, it was a free-for-all. I was game to do anything. I thought, "If I can pull that off, I can do anything." But we've all had our crazy moments of, "What?! No way!" Those moments.
Eliza Coupe: The bear thing was very interesting. But I will say, I laughed every time he turned over with the two cubs. Everything having to do with bears — not the sports team — gets me going.
Casey Wilson: Sometimes things are so crazy on the page that they don't even air — like, a character named "Old Penny"? Penny had this dream, and they age me to be like 80. In the dream, I am having tea with [laughs] miniature ponies that were all colorfully braided. Literally they were intense. They were on the ground eating off of plates in my face. [In disbelief], I was like, "What show is this?" So I guess they're going to put it on the DVD.
Finally, can you tease any upcoming episodes?
Casey Wilson: We have a kickball episode coming up! Lance Briggs of the Chicago Bears is Penny's love interest. Because that's an obvious choice… And in the season finale, Penny thinks she has a boyfriend, but he cancels [on a wedding date] at the last minute. First she's bragging to everyone that she's finally not going to get the singles table, and then Derek — Stephen Guarino's back, it's his wedding — Derek's like, "You're not at the singles table. You're at the Skype table," which is people who can't be at the wedding are on computers, and they're set up on seats. They're Skype-ing in from all over the country. So she meets Brian Austin Green at the Skype table. And she has to dance with Stephen Guarino's uncle. He wants to take a dance around the floor, and so she's dancing with a computer.
Elisha Cuthbert: I saw the Skype table. Actually, I saw it on camera and it looked so cool! Everyone on the screen, kind of talking, interacting. Very neat.


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