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Exploring nightlife in the company of a beautiful woman can be beginning of an enchanting experience you have been looking for. Many of the business travelers love the company of a beautiful escort accompanying them in their dinners and other functions. It makes their business engagement more a pleasant experience as being in a company of a beautiful woman most of the times gets the best in them. It is no wonder then, that these escorts are hired in various different type of business occasions not just pleasure.
8 Dating Tips I Wish I'd Followed While I Was Single
You have bid adieu to singledom, you are engaged and very soon, you will be getting married. You are happy, but somehow at the core of the heart, you regret over something. That 'something' is related to lovely memories of dating. You wish you had followed dating tips and advice when you were single and cherish those memories today. You are not the only one who feels sad about it. Like you, there are many souls who think that they would have had a more wonderful dating experience if only they had followed some essential dating tips when they were single.
How to Divorce With Dignity
Learning how to divorce with dignity is an important step toward future happiness. Pride, self-respect, grace and peace do not have to be sacrificed simply because a marriage is ending. No matter how devastating the circumstances that led to a relationship's demise, everyone can learn how to divorce with dignity and the following tips may help: Acceptance
You're Ready He's Not - Giving Your Baby Up For Adoption
You're pregnant and you are "over the moon" with joy. You've always wanted a baby and, can't wait to be a mom. There's just problem--a rather large one. The man in your life doesn't want to be a dad. Pulled in opposing directions by the man you love and the baby you want, you have no idea what to do. Before making a rash decision, you really need to think things through. Talk about it.
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On TV Tomorrow
- 20:00 - Raymond Blanc's Kitchen Secrets - Game and Mushrooms
- 20:30 - Raymond Blanc's Kitchen Secrets - Charcuterie
- 21:00 - The Great Comic Relief Bake Off - Great British Bake Off Special: The Great Comic Relief Bake Off
- Prep time:
- 15 min, plus 1 hr soaking
- Cook time:
- 10 min
- Serves:
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For a quick and tasty meal try Mini C's wok-fried seafood noodles, a classic Thai street food snack
Method1. Heat a wok over a high heat. Add in the vegetable oil and heat through.
2. Add in the tiger prawns and stir-fry for 2-3 minutes.
3. Add in the shrimps and egg. Stir-fry for 2 minutes until the egg is cooked.
4. Add in the rice noodles, fish sauce and vinegar and stir-fry, making sure the ingredients in the wok are well-mixed.
5. Add in the pickled turnip, salted peanuts, bean sprouts, chives, carrots and stir-fry until the bean sprouts and carrot are just tender, around 2-3 minutes.
6. Sprinkle over the sugar and stir-fry for 1 minute.
7. Serve at once, garnished with the coriander leaves and lime wedge.
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
- 5 medium raw black tiger prawns
- 30 g cooked shrimps
- 1 egg
- 165 g dried rice noodles, soaked in warm water for 1 hour then drained
- 1 1/2 tbsp fish sauce
- 2 tbsp rice vinegar, or Mirin
- 1/2 tbsp pickled turnips, rushed
- 1/2 tbsp salted peanuts, crushed
- 80 g bean sprouts
- 15 g chives, chopped
- 15 g carrots, shredded
- 1 1/2 tbsp sugar
To garnish:
- sprigs coriander
- wedge of limes
Tips and suggestions
Visit a Chinese or Thai foodstore to find the pickled turnip. Rice noodles and fish sauce can be found in these shops or Western supermarkets.

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Assen MotoGP: Injured Jorge Lorenzo cleared to ride in warm-up
|Saturday, June 29th 2013, 06:56 GMT
Jorge Lorenzo has been cleared to ride in the Dutch Grand Prix warm-up at Assen following his collarbone surgery in the early hours of Friday morning.
The MotoGP world champion broke his left collarbone in three places in a massive crash in practice on Thursday afternoon, then flew to Barcelona to have the injury fixed with a titanium plate and eight screws.
He immediately returned to Assen with a view to taking part in the race, and underwent a medical examination early on Saturday morning.
Lorenzo has now been given permission to ride in the warm-up at 9.40am local time.
His condition will be assessed again after the 25-minute session to decide if he can take part in the race.
Though he missed qualifying, Lorenzo secured 12th on the grid as his Thursday morning practice time was sufficient to ensure a Q2 place.
He is currently seven points behind leader Dani Pedrosa in the championship.


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THE STATE OF OUR NATION OF LAWWritten by Elco Rosario Tuesday, 19 August 2014 22:52
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten - Of the reactions to my article of last week-end "One Who Was Left Behind" the prevailing ones were: 1) government must immediately correct the great injustice caused to this young Sint Maarten student and 2) don't count on it that the denial to grant Juliy study financing will change: this subject, because of Juliy's Chinese back ground, is politically too sensitive; no politician, not even the actual three candidates with Asian roots (nor the others who do not belong to the so-called "indigenous Sint Maarteners") will touch it and surely not at this hottest stage of the election season.
Government and PSS to take Mr. Richardson to courts for yet a fourth timeWritten by Denicio Richardson Tuesday, 19 August 2014 19:02
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten - Having been in courts already three (3) times to defend myself on the matter surrounding my settlement package as the former Director for Postal Services St. Maarten NV (PSS) Office, both Government and PSS are taking me back to courts for a fourth time.
Curacao police investigating the discovery of a burnt female bodyWritten by Steven Cyrillien Monday, 18 August 2014 23:16
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao - The authorities on Curacao are investigating a gruesome discovery on that island.
Curacao Parliament votes against Dutch sanction ordinance on TerrorismWritten by Steven Cyrillien Wednesday, 13 August 2014 20:45
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten - The Parliament of Curacao met on Tuesday. The meeting was to debate and vote on the sanction ordinance on Terrorism as is initiated by Holland.
Awareness campaign aimed at minimizing crime ongoing say's Justice MinisterWritten by Steven Cyrillien Wednesday, 13 August 2014 13:06
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten - "A campaign is ongoing to bring more awareness to stakeholders of measures that can be taken jointly or separately to minimize opportunities for crime," pointed Minister with the responsibility for Justice, the Honorable Denis Richardson.
Police Commissioner tells Parliament about crime statusWritten by Steven Cyrillien Tuesday, 12 August 2014 18:48
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten - Deputy Chief Commissioner of Police, Commissioner Carl John told Members of Parliament on Monday that it was always difficult for persons who are threatened to report the crime to the police, even though there is provision in the law for their identity to remain anonymous.
Justice Minister gives crime report to Central Committee of ParliamentWritten by Steven Cyrillien Tuesday, 12 August 2014 18:42
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten - Minister with the responsibility for Justice, the Honorable Denis Richardson on Monday made a presentation to Members of Parliament regarding the crime situation on the island. The presentation was made at a Central Committee meeting.
Minister of Justice Meets signs contract with Maho Group of Companies for Rental of a Unit to house the new office of the Community Police for the Maho and surrounding areaWritten by Rodney Richardson Wednesday, 06 August 2014 20:04
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten – on Wednesday August 6, 2014, the Minister of Justice the Honorable Dennis Richardson met with the Managing Director Mr. Saro Spadaro of the Maho Group of Companies.
Central Committee to meet on Friday regarding the Ombudsman Kadaster InvestigationWritten by Roddy Heyliger Wednesday, 06 August 2014 20:01
PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten – The Central Committee of the House of Parliament will meet on August 8th.
Rip: "There can be no question of inadmissibility"Written by http://curacaochronicle.com Tuesday, 05 August 2014 20:47
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao – "There can be no question of inadmissibility for the Public Prosecutor (OM)." This is according to the public prosecutor, Gert Rip in response to the plea made by Olga Saleh-Kostrzewski, who is Elvis K.'s legal representative.


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On the Idaho dairy farm where I grew up, cats were more like co-workers than best pals. I had my chores and they had theirs, and for them, the work involved keeping the rodent populations down. It wasn't long after I started veterinary school, though, that cats started finding their rightful place in my heart.
At our Almost Heaven Ranch, the ranks of our beloved cats were recently reduced by the loss of a very special one. Varmie was one of three kittens my wife and I rescued more than 13 years ago, and her death from feline infectious peritonitis leaves a big hole in our hearts. Her last few days were filled with lots of canned salmon, tasty tidbits and extra long scratches at the base of her tail. Saying goodbye is never easy, that's for sure.
Cats long ago became the most popular pet everywhere in America — except in our veterinary offices, where they still trail dogs when it comes to getting the care they need. (In the weeks to come, I'll be writing more about how that can and should change.)
Why do we love cats so much? As the saying goes, "Cats rule, dogs drool." And that got me thinking about some of the reasons why we love cats, including five very tongue-in-cheek offerings I hope will amuse. All are offered with respect and admiration for our feline friends, of course.
We love our cats because they give us a new perspective on the world around us. How do they do that, exactly? Well ...
First up, the amazing ability of cats everywhere to hack up hairballs either on the most expensive floor coverings or right where you'll step with a bare foot. You have to admit that's talent, especially when you consider how the sound of a cat hacking up a hairball in the night truly makes the whole performance come together.
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(Reuters) - The resignation of two editors of an outspoken Roman Catholic Church magazine in Cuba threatens to stall what had been a thriving political dialogue inside Cuba and a rare forum to challenge the ruling Communist Party publicly.
The former editors of Espacio Laical magazine, Roberto Veiga and Lenier Gonzalez, used the Internet to promote debate on political issues such as the need for a multiparty system, internet expansion, reintegration with the diaspora and the strengths and weaknesses of reforms under President Raul Castro...
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Read all commentsI just loved the cottage and in a perfect world it would be mine. Miss Stringer, London August 2014
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Honeysuckle Cottage is a superb, high quality Cotswold holiday cottage. Located in one of the most premium and beautiful areas of the Cotswolds this is a truly unique self catering cottage, specifically situated within Daylesford village itself - home to the Daylesford Organic Farm and Shop. Furnished and presented immaculately the cottage is ideal for a family or two couples, with spacious rooms throughout. The property is located down a small private lane, and has a large garden with delightful views. The famous Organic Shop is only a few minutes walk away. Simply stunning!
Entrance through to lobby area.
Living Room, attractive double aspect, spacious with two large sofas, armchair with large TV (Freeview) with DVD, open fire with starter pack of logs. Telephone for incoming calls, plus ipod and docking station
Study area with desk and Wifi, bookcase with large selection of books and magazines
Kitchen, contemporary with marble work surfaces, with halogen hob and single oven with grill, dishwasher, washing machine with tumble drier, fridge with freezer compartment. Dining Table with five chairs
Cloakroom with WC and washbasin
Master Bedroom with 5ft double bed, large wall mounted TV, wardrobe with drawers
Bedroom Two with two single beds, wardrobe and drawers.
Bedroom Three with single bed and wardrobe
Bathroom ('Jack and Jill') with bath, shower over, WC, washbasin
There is a large, private garden surrounding the property with table and chairs. Off Street parking.
Friday Changeover prefered, but any day considered. A wonderful pack of Daylesford 'goodies' (including organic bread, butter eggs and wine) is provided for each group of guests. Children Welcome. Strictly One small dog by arrangement. Travel Cot & High Chair Available. Logs are provided for the duration of the stay. There are also cycles available at the cottage for guest's use.
Telephone for incoming calls.
If you can't find the right availability how about looking at Village Barn in Bledington just 2 miles away!
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Daylesford and Daylesford Farm is one of the most sustainable farms in the UK, located in 2000 acres of beautiful countryside of the English Cotswolds, owned by Sir Anthony and Lady Bamford. As well as award-winning food in the farmshop and cafe, there are a host of things to see and do: farm tours and farm walks, a cookery school and organic farm school, and relaxing treatments at our Hay Barn Spa. You can book any of these for your stay!
Daylesford is located approx 1 mile from the village of Kingham which has two excellent pubs The Kingham Plough and The Tollgate. Slightly further afield are Stow on the Wold, Chipping Norton and Burford all of which provide a wealth of shops to enjoy browsing within.


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Another inspection was performed Wednesday at a restaurant shut down because of a cockroach infestation.
The Oak Creek Health Department told WISN 12 News that the restaurant's permits remain suspended.
The Prime Table family restaurant was shut down Tuesday morning because of a complaint that a cockroach was found in the food.
When the health department investigated, it was confirmed that there was an infestation of cockroaches at the restaurant.
When WISN 12 News went to check out the restaurant, there was a sign on the door that said "Closed 4 Repair (water damage)."
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Key Necklace:
A remake of a necklace I made a while back with an old fob watch on it, but never wore it because it was too long and heavy. This is lighter and tidier.
Netted Stone:
I'd seen something similar, with rough crystals and leather, on Pinterest. I used linen thread. It looked fiddly, but it turned out to be very easy. You don't have to hold the stone while tying the knots. You just knot a round and test the net for size now, then repeat until it's big enough. The closer together the rows of knots are, the less flexible the net is width-wise.
Amethyst and Linen:
Adapted from a necklace in Micro Macrame Jewellery. I used the same linen from the Netted Stone, and amethyst chunks. There's a lovely weight to this necklace – light but substantial.
After that I was drawn toward back to paper beads. But I found I didn't have enough of those I'd made previously to do what I wanted to do, so I've wound up making and decorating beads instead of jewellery this last week. And resting my hands, as work is stirring up the rsi.]]>
Friday night: untangled, culled and sorted jewellery
Saturday morning: bought lamp, mirror and materials to make jewellery display board
Saturday afternoon: made board, set up dressing table
Saturday evening: pulled apart some culled pieces and added to jewellery-making supplies
Sunday morning: culled and reorganised jewellery-making supplies
Sunday afternoon: read jewellery-making books and pinterest during work breaks, sketched ideas
Sunday evening: started fixing and making new jewellery, sketched ideas
Monday morning: culled more costume jewellery
Monday evening: made more jewellery
Tuesday morning: blogged about it
… but I'm not complaining. I'm relieved that I finally found my craft mojo again. Jewellery-making has always been an interest that comes in sudden bouts of inspiration, lasts a month or so then ebbs away. It's good for a quick crafty fix, but it also reaches that 'I don't need another x or y" stage pretty quickly. That's why a cull tends to lead to creating – it 'makes room'. And the bonus is that I can pull apart and reuse the bits of pieces I've culled. This time I've taken that a step further, and culled things so that I can reuse components.
What have I made so far…
Map bead bracelet
Pen nib pendant
Geometric necklace
Charm bracelet
I also had fun taking the photos. Ah, bokeh, you're almost retro already.]]>
Back at the last house I kept my costume jewellery on two pinboards I bought and covered with calico:
There's no convenient alcove to use as a dressing table here. Initially I wanted to put a shelf in the walk-in-robe, but there wasn't room for it. The next choice was having an actual dressing table in the bedroom. Using the old Singer sewing machine table seemed like a good option as it's small and cute and it means we don't have to buy another piece of furniture, so I put it in position… and covered it in unpacked boxes of bags, shoes and jewellery.
I had a table, but what about a place to display jewellery? For a while I flirted with the idea of turning my old printer drawer into one, but most of my costume jewellery is necklaces and the compartments are the wrong size.
So I eyed those old pinboards. They were the wrong colour for the bedroom, so I'd have to sand and repaint, replace the fabric, and make two new holes in the wall to hang them. Or I could take that old metal poster frame with no board or glass that's been hanging around in the garage, buy a new board and come cork squares that happened to be exactly the right size to fit 2 x 3 in the frame…
… then glue the tiles, assemble the frame and hang it up by a chain to a new nail in the existing nail hole, stick some pins in it, unpack, cull and hang the jewellery…
The end result looks great and was pretty quick to knock together. The cork and black frame match the sewing table wood colour and cast iron base. I also bought a lamp and mirror on the same trip to get the tiles and board. And I've moved my make-up and perfume into some decorative boxes.
The old pinboards are going into the craft room, where I'm sure I'll get plenty of of use out of them as inspiration boards.
And speaking of inspiration, I now feel the urge to make some jewellery…]]>
In the old house I used a kitchen cart in the bathroom as the cabinet. It was much cheaper to put a pedestal sink in and buy a piece of cheap furniture to use as a cabinet than to buy a vanity have it installed. The cart was an ex-display piece from Freedom, if I recall correctly. Bargain!
I wasn't sure what to do with it in the new house. It didn't match the style of any furniture, though the kitchen was white so I figured it wouldn't stand out like a sore toe in there. Then I saw lots of bar carts, DIY and new, appearing on Pinterest and that looked like a good way to serve alcohol out on the deck without carting bottles and glasses out from the kitchen.
Only problem was, the middle shelf was in the wrong place. You couldn't fit most bottles of spirits in either gap. But that was easy enough to fix. Being flat-pack furniture, it had been put together with screws and an alan key, I just had to unscrew the shelf, drill new holes where I wanted it, and reattach.
It was then that I discovered it fits perfectly under the kitchen bench.
I tried it out at the weeding and tennis party, and immediately wanted improvements. I'd used a plastic tub as a drawer for the bottles, but the whole cart moved when I tried to get inside it. My solution:
That's a cord wrapped around each leg twice, which is strong enough to prevent the bottles falling out but flexible enough that I can get to them when I need to.
Serving drinks was messier than anticipated, and when I found I needed to wash glasses to reuse them I fetched a bucket of soapy water and a tea towel. There was nowhere for the towel, so we installed two rails. I could hang two towels, or used one rail to hang tools on, if I ever get that fancy.
Needing to consult and search for recipes meant getting my phone or cocktail book all sticky, so I needed somewhere to safely stow the latter, too. One document holder adaption later…
The pool in our new house has a liner, so the possibility of broken glass getting into it and causing a leak is a bit scary. I've bought a collection of plastic glasses to use instead. They fit in the basket – which I can use to carry inside all the dirty glasses later.
And, of course, I've got all inspired and bought some more cocktail ingredients…
So I'm all set for bar cart test number 2: our Melbourne Cup Day BBQ.
Though I might have to do a little private check first. I think I have the ingredients for a chocolate martini in there…]]>
The ensuite is nearly done. After cleaning off all the renovation dust and muck, I found a few unfinished bits of caulking. I left the shower drain for the professionals and tackled the two bits along the tiling around the bath. The caulking gun kept jamming, but I did an good job of it (according to the caulking guy). Then, as I was struggling to get the canister out of the gun I slipped and dropped everything in the bath.
And I hadn't even had a chance to use it yet.
The guy from the bathroom company came and had a look, and said he could arrange someone to fix it. As he said, it would never happen with a five year old bath. Only a brand new one.
The drain was caulked in last night, so I had the first go of the new shower today. Other than the shower head being a bit too high, it all works fine. Phew! We just need to install towel rails, pick up a cabinet we ordered when it comes in, and for me to finish the trompe l'oeil bath alcove. Pics later, when it is done. Well, as the title of the post suggests, as 'done' as anything ever is when you're a perpetual tinkerer.
Lots and lots of shuffling of furniture and boxes has started. I'd anticipating it for the second, but we went and decided to have a small party in a couple of weeks and to have the family room ready in time, didn't we? Ah well, it does get us extra motivated as well as being something fun to look forward to.
This time I had better remember to put some loo paper in the outdoor loo!]]>
It was worst in the workroom, where I'd had lots of little paintings hanging and the abundance of light had really changed the paint colour. The room wound up with lots of very obvious patches of new colour. It had to be repainted, but by then my right wrist was sore and swollen so I had to get a painter in.
Dealing with all those nail holes was a lot of work and an unexpected expense. I'm now very reluctant to whack a whole lot of holes in the walls of the new house. Yet we have a lot of art: paintings, photographs, signs, clocks, mirrors and various objects that look good hung on walls. What to do?
I've started gathering clever ideas for hanging art without making nail holes. The first three are ones I've already used:
A shelf or the top of a bookcase.
The best part of this method is you can overlap the artwork and fit more in:
There are a couple of places in our house with a dado rail we could install a shelf on top of, and we have a mantlepiece begging for overlapping art – though I'll have to work out a way to stop them sliding off as it's painted with slippery gloss paint.
Picture rail.
And old idea but a good one. The advantage is that art can go anywhere along the rail. Might not suit some houses, though, and where we have dado rails already it might be overkill. There's a wall in the family room one would be fine for.
Picture hanging system.
This involves a purpose-made rail installed up under the architrave from which you hang a wire with a hook. The wire and hooks can be moved so you can position art wherever you like both vertically and horizontally. You can also put two or three paintings on each wire, depending on their size and weight. It's expensive, but we've found the rail can be swapped for a curtain rail and the wire hung from the hooks used on picture rails:
Or a picture rail, with a length of chain and an s-hook:
One solution I haven't tried yet for art is the removable plastic hook. I've used them to hang other things, like oven gloves. They don't always come off cleanly, but if even half of them do that's cut the time spent repairing walls considerably. I'm going to try these for our lighter pieces of art. For the gallery wall effect I'll use nails for heavier pieces then then surround them with smaller, lighter ones on removable hooks.
Another solution I'm considering is to place art on something that either stands in front of or leans against the wall. Like this ladder. Or display easels. I saw several nice wooden easels going cheaply at an antique market a few weeks back, and I have one I don't use for painting any more because the screws are too stiff for my hands.
Full size easels do take up floor space, but there are table easels that can sit on top of cabinets and shelves. And cookbook and plate holders will work for smaller artwork.
At the moment we have all our art leaning against cupboards and boxes in the family room. I don't want to decide where anything is going until we've moved the rest of our furniture from the old house. But once I do, I have plenty of ideas for non-nail hanging and display methods to try, and no doubt another blog post to show how it all works out.]]>
So I set a date, bought food, spirits and bubbly, and tried to make a half-furnished, mid-renovation house look presentable.
I blown away by how many friends came along and how much work they did.
Some of the guys even attacked a tree stump. Took them an hour and a half to get it out. Manly determination overcame stubborn roots, and the stump now lies defeated on the battleground.
This is what it looked like before. Well, these are the house ad pics from a few months ago, as I forgot to take 'before' pics. Imagine the ivy has grown several inches and onion weed and other pests have pushed through the bare patches of mulch.
Now it's a manageable bed almost ready for new plants.
I'll have to wait until new shoots of ivy and weeds come through and poison them. Only when they've withered away will native, slope-stablising grasses and one or two shrubs or small trees go in.]]>
I love those long rectangular mirrors, and last weekend I found a couple of old kitschy paintings in an antiques market with nice black frames.
I took out the old factory-line paintings, cleaned them up and had mirrors cut for them:
That's the first of the new ensuite projects done. Yes, I have a couple more planned. The others are a bit more labour-intensive, so it'll be a while before I get them done.]]>
It's amazing how a decision like that can make the situation brighter. While I wasn't well enough to do anything that required energy or concentration, I could muddle away in the craft room for the first time since the move.
At first I did a little tidying up, to see what project idea might grab my attention. The first one was small and undemanding:
I tried out nail polish marbling. According to the blog posts I'd seen, you put a couple of drops of nail polish in water, then dip something in. Keeping it small, I chose to dip a couple of beads. I used a black and a pale apricot nail polish so the contrast was strong. The adhesion of the nail polish didn't seem that good, so I painted the second bead with the apricot colour before dipping. That just resulted in a completely black bead. Too much adhesion. In the meantime the first had dried, but was a bit unevenly coated, but after a coat of apricot on top to smooth it out, I found I liked it.
Next I decided to finish the Double Heddle Leno Scarf. There actually wasn't much left of the warp to go. Instead of unweaving it to fix the uneven width, I figured the silk was slippery enough that I could narrow the wide part at the start by pulling the weft thread tighter at the sides. I was right – it worked a treat.
So that was one new project tried and one WIP finished. Not bad for a sick day.]]>
We've not needed floor rugs before. I made them because I like the look of them. Now we do – and we need big ones. There are three uncarpeted areas that need protection here: under the dining table, in the family room, and on a small area between the kitchen and the hall.
After pricing commercial rugs in the sizes we need I got a little dizzy and started googling DIY floor rug ideas instead. I'd weave them, but my loom can only make 80cm wide strips. I don't like the look of strips stitched together, or the thought of the loom being occupied with floor rugs for a long time, so I've been looking at non-loom rag rug DIYS or methods that only require a simple, small loom.
There are various tutorials out there for making rugs from braided rag strips. One kind has you hand or machine stitch the braid into a coil, but with rugs the sizes I'm thinking of it will be too hard to hold and manipulate it under the machine. There's a 'no-sew rag rug' method that's appeals more.
I reckon I could also make a rug by crocheting around the rag strips with heavy cotton thread, like I did for the coaster below using linen thread around heavy twine:
All of those methods involve lots of twisty, fiddly RSI-inducing work for the hands, however. There's a basketry method similar to the crochet one where you simply hand sew each round to the last, but it might be too slow for a large rug.
Recently an email from Interweave reminded me of pin looms. Perhaps I could make a larger pin loom to weave squares on then join them together to form a rug. It would make the majority of the work do-able while watching tv at night. Rather like crocheting granny squares.
And there's another idea: granny squares crocheted from rag strips using a huge hook. It still might aggravate the RSI in my hands, however.
One rag rug method that I'm not considering seriously because it's very slow is the rya or 'shag' rug one, where you knot short strips onto a mesh. Still, it is very appealing, especially done with soft t-shirt material.
Other DIY floor rug ideas I've found include buying a cloth drop sheet and painting it, or embellishing a coir rug. The former wouldn't provide a softer surface to walk on, and the cat would consider the latter a giant nail sharpening mat.
I think a little experimenting with pin looms is in order. But if you know of another cheap DIY floor rug method, let me know.]]>


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Ansar Dine is the name of a popular Sufi movement in Mali that has two million members. Charlotte Wiedemann spoke with its religious leader, Chérif Ousmane Haidara, about a stolen name, his anger with the Islamists and on a new alliance against WahhabismMore
Bosnia is entering a new phase in its history: the post-war era is over; communities and mosques have been rebuilt. But where are Bosnian Muslims heading in these turbulent times? Charlotte Wiedemann spoke to Ahmet Alibašić, lecturer at the Faculty of Islamic Studies in SarajevoMore
The general mood in the United States has grown increasingly intolerant towards Muslims. Charlotte Wiedemann was in New York and spoke with Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid, Afro-American and President of the Islamic Leadership Council, on the mood in this election year and about his criticism of some Muslims for what he sees as opportunismMore
In Yemen, it is predominantly the younger generation protesting against the immunity law that guarantees dictator Ali Abdullah Saleh full legal protection for the entire duration of his 33 years in office. Charlotte Wiedemann spoke to Yemen's Minister for Human Rights, Huria Mashhour, in SanaaMore
When they attempt to grasp the role of religion in the Arab uprisings, non-Muslim observers often fail because of their tendency to see things in black and white: if religion does not show itself to be a protagonist, then the movement must be secular. In actual fact, the mingling of religious and political motives is much more subtle than that. Charlotte Wiedemann reportsMore
Every year, groups of Shia men parade through the centre of Nabatiyeh, where Lebanon's major Ashura rituals take place. These rituals include the controversial bloodletting rite known as "tatbir". Although frowned upon by religious and political authorities, Shia communities still practice tatbir as a vital part of their communal act of mourning Imam Hussein, who was martyred at the pivotal Battle of Karbala in 680 AD. Text and photos by Maya Hautefeuille


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Cross of Glory is a growing Christian school. Our goal is to draw students and families closer to Christ while providing excellence in spiritual, academic, and physical education within a loving Christian environment.
Cross of Glory Lutheran School is a wonderful place where our daugthers learn and grow.
Our Cross of Glory School has been such a blessing too our family. The Christian teachers, the smiles, the love is in the air. They offer a wide curriculum including sports and music. I actually was led to join this Church by taking my grandaughter to school there and seeing just what they had to offer.
Cross of Glory Lutheran School is helping us as parents build a strong Christ centered foundation for our children. Our three children are thriving in their relationship with God and in their academics. The small class size allows for more individualized attention and strong parent/teacher communication. We did try another school and we were not as pleased as we are at Cross of Glory. We enjoy getting to interact with the children and all of their fun activities as well as getting to know the teachers, who really do want to be there teaching the children. We highly recommend this school!!!
If you are looking for a Christ Centered School this is the place to send your children. My son has been coming here for 2 years and We love the small class sizes, the teachers and staff are very encouraging and helpful. I would recommend this school, it is worth every penny!!
I love teaching at Cross of Glory because the environment is a teacher's dream. I know all of my students extremely well due to small class sizes, and because of the multi-grade classrooms, you develop that relationship over a few years. And while we take standardized tests, and work hard with the students to be successful, we do not have the pressure many public schools do. So I I'm not forced to teach my students to be mere test-takers. I can teach them to be leaders, thinkers, problem-solvers, and Christian men and women.
After reviewing my seventh week as the new principal here at Cross of Glory, I am reminded once again of the many blessings that our school enjoys. We truly offer an education that can't be found anywhere else! We offer multi-grade classrooms--a practice supported by much research and experience as an educational best practice. We can individualize education for our students because of our low student/teacher ratio. We meet Common Core standards. We use cooperative and experiential education which give students a chance to practice critical and other higher order thinking skills. We have a very comprehensive and competitive athletics program that now includes the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP)...and much more! When you take all of what I have already mentioned and couch it in an environment that fosters a love of the Lord through a consistent study and application of his word to all aspects of our lives, you have a combination that literally can not be beat!! Praise God for putting us all here together! Let's bring more people in to our environment by letting everyone we know about the unique environment that we offer!
I am extremely blessed to be employed in such a glorious environment. The staff as well as the parents are all giving and helpful. All of the students that attend Cross of Glory are respectful and studious individuals.
As a member of the church for 14 years and being around the school, I am grateful for God's great blessings all around! I have had the great opportunity to watch so many of these children grow from even before they were in school. Having 2 older kids who were in public schools, I always wished this school was open for them. I now help these kids with their homework and am so impressed by each one of them! They are not only learning what public schools learn, but they get the added blessing of learning about their savior! I think it's great that they have multi grade classrooms and these kids are growing and learning together! These are Godly bonds that can never be broken! Thank you Cross of Glory for inspiring our great youth to be great leaders of our Lord! We absolutely have the best teachers and staff around! God sure knew what He was doing when He built this school.
Children receive decent grades while attending Cross of Glory. The unfortunate side of an educational system structured in this way is that you have to stay in it to be "successful". This can be evidenced by how far behind students are, as compared to their peers, once they leave to attend another school. Students will leave, struggle at their new school, and then return back to the easier setting. If you want your child to learn about God, absolutely a good choice. If you want your child to learn how to think (critical thinking) instead of what to think (memory work/worksheets), this school is probably not your best option. BASIS or Candeo are the best schools in this area. It also looks like a "drive" of some kind was done on 8/26-8/27 based on the high scores posted recently.
Our family's experience with Cross of Glory Lutheran School has been God sent and we value everyday that we are able to be a part of the glorious education process. We began our eldest son here in kindergarten and now he is in 4th grade as well as our 2 daughters in 2nd grade and Preschool. The caring teachers have all been called by our Lord to be extremely giving and helpful leaders. We are blessed to have this Christian school here in northwest Peoria that provides a multi level teaching technique that fits my children perfect.
I want all to know that Cross of Glory has the best staff ever!! They all are so friendly and caring and excited to be there! My kids love it there and are forming lasting friendships. They come home singing songs about Jesus and are eager to tell others the Good News!! As opposed to other reviews, I feel that my kids are very challenged academically and are responding positively in this environment.
We have had a wonderful experience at Cross of Glory. Our children have attended for the last 6 years. They are all doing great. The student/teacher ratio is low and the staff is very caring. I know they are in a safe positive environment every times they are there.
Cross of Glory Lutheran school teachers are amazing they make themselves available to parents even after hours. For them teaching is not just a job it is a calling. They bring their all to their classrooms, by getting creative and thinking out side of the box. Due to Cross of Glory's class size they are able to offer more one on one and customize lessons if needed. Recently they have added sports programs to their extra curriculum program. Mr. and Mrs. Springborn bring a phenomenal experience in the fine art department which has added even more benefits of being a Cross of Glory student.
Cross of Glory is a great school with wonderful supportive teachers and administrators! We couldn't ask for a better school environment!
Our children are new to Cross of Glory this year. My wife and I both have more than 15 years of public school teaching experience, and we have been very pleased with the dynamic and differentiated instruction. The teachers and staff display great commitment, vision, work ethic, and empathy on a daily basis. The Christian education may be the most impressive aspect of Cross of Glory, as the lessons, songs, and memory work pour out of our children at home. We were looking for a school that does everything to the glory of God, and we seem to have found it.
Our children attended this school for several years until this school year. They had excellent grades while at Cross of Glory, but now struggle in their new school on basic math facts and study habits. They do a great job of teaching Bible lessons but the academics are seriously lacking. The work that came home each night was far too easy for children at their grade level. There were also instances when the principal/teacher became angry with children and belittled them in front of classmates. He even went as far as telling my child that our beliefs were incorrect, even though we are Christians, as is the school. We now have to spend a lot of time outside of school catching the children up on basic math and spelling that they should have mastered. The school also has a very lax discipline policy. My child was hurt by 2 children and I met with the principal and teacher, yet nothing was done. I didn't feel that it was a safe environment. I'm upset that I paid for tuition at this school.
Cross of Glory is a Lutheran school and preschool with multi-age classrooms. The teachers are available before and after class to talk, which I think is great because many schools these days don't provide that but instead have a drop off system. Their biblical teachings are a wonderful benefit to what we provide to our child at home, however, because of the small class sizes I have higher standards of the educational teachings that should be offered.
We have two children here and COG has had a good impact on their early childhood development. The class sizes are much set than most schools which makes it easier for the kids to learn. The chance for our children to learn about God at young age is very rewarding!
When starting preschool for my 3 year old we wanted a school that wasn't only strong academically but also Biblically and spiritually. This school is outstanding and my son would love to go everyday but is only in the two day a week class. Mrs. Underwood is more than we could ask for in a teacher. She is a wonderful, loving and enthusiastic teacher. So thankful our friends told us about this school.
We were very fortunate to find this school two years ago for our two children. Our children had previously attended another christian school prior to coming to Cross of Glory and the difference between schools in incomparble. The curriculum, staff, teachers, and leadership is without compare. We highly recommend tis school to all of our friends looking for a christian based school.
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Found this lovely section of colour and light.
Spider's web.
Beautiful Light!!!
extra ordinary shot,welldone
Ohhh Disco Heaven here on earth – bliss in this image. x
Whimsical and the colors are wonderful!!
So very magical! Thanks for sharing this one :o)
What a delicate light display! You've captured it well!
Yesssssssss. Nice shot!!
This is very beautiful, Locky….love those colours that are showing up here!
beautiful, I just love the rainbow of sparkle.
that is one of natures beautiful moments there. great capture and great title!


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It is Thanksgiving today.:D I hope you all have lots of things to be thankful for.
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I found out that I did not lose my Dragon Age saving, I just had to switch my characters load file to my first characters.:D So thank you Xirmi for telling me.:)
Also I was able to try Black ops yesterday, it was good, but I think I like MW2 setup more.8)
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Economics, politics spur Islamic banking in Oman
With its foray into Islamic Banking just this May, Oman could potentially take a big chunk out of the $1 trillion-industry. But will the global expertise be there?
September 15, 2011 1:40 by Reuters
For religious reasons, Omani clerk Ali al-Sulaimi does not believe in paying interest on borrowed money, but he badly wants to build a house for his family.
Islamic banks "should open today already", said Sulaimi, dressed in a white dishdasha robe and traditional Omani woven hat called the kuma, as he went to prayers at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in the capital Muscat.
Now an edict issued by the central bank in May this year is set to meet demand from Sulaimi and other Omani Muslims who have long called for the sultanate to embrace the Islamic finance industry, which operates according to the religion's sharia law.
Oman, home to roughly 3 million Muslims, is seen as an untapped opportunity for Islamic finance, which prohibits the lending of money for interest and other activities that violate religious principles.
The Islamic finance market has grown to nearly $1 trillion globally, analysts estimate. But unlike neighbouring states such as the UAE and Iran, which have embraced the industry, Oman until this year remained stubbornly secular in its approach to finance. Its central bank head said in 2007 that "banks should be universal."
Oman reversed its stance after seeing a steady trickle of investment money flow to nearby countries with well-established Islamic banking sectors. The decision was also seen as one way of appeasing its population, after the sultanate faced several public protests demanding more jobs and an end to corruption — demonstrations which prompted the government to promise to boost spending by $2.6 billion.
Setting up Islamic banking is not an overnight proposition. Legal and banking experts said it could take between three to five years for the industry to gain momentum in Oman as financial institutions acquired expertise and brought in experienced professionals. Many banks appear to consider the effort worthwhile, however.
"There is a lot of opportunity for Islamic finance in Oman, with almost every bank considering launching an Islamic window and one or two full-fledged Islamic banks being launched," said Ashar Nazim, leader for Islamic financial services in the Middle East and North Africa at consultancy Ernst & Young.
"Islamic banking could be 8 to 10 percent of (banking) market share over the next three to five years. I'm comfortable with saying it could be at least a $6 billion industry in Oman."
The commercial banking sector has seen steady gains in both deposits and assets over the past two years, according to central bank data. Total deposits at commercial banks reached 11.2 billion rials ($29 billion) at the end of June, up 14.3 percent from a year earlier, while total assets climbed 4.5 percent to 16.3 billion rials.
In an Islamic mortgage transaction, of the kind which may allow Sulaimi to build a house in the next year or two, a bank does not lend money. Instead, it might typically buy the asset from the customer and then resell it at an implicit profit, allowing the customer to pay the bank in installments — a practice called Murabahah.
Ernst & Young estimates that Oman's banking industry will need 500 bankers to cater to demand for Islamic finance. Designing and launching a full-fledged Islamic bank could typically take six to twelve months, Nazim said; obtaining capital and expertise could mean further delays.
Bank Nizwa and Al Izz International Bank, two lenders currently been set up, have received licences from the central bank to operate as wholly Islamic financial institutions but it is unclear when they will open their doors. Both banks will be sponsored by local investors in Oman; Al Izz has in the past raised the possibility of obtaining additional capital through an initial public offer of shares.
National Bank of Oman, the sultanate's second-largest lender by assets, may seek board approval be the end of the year to open an Islamic branch, its chief executive said.
Bank Dhofar is also looking to apply for an Islamic banking license before the end of the year, its acting chief executive Mohammed Redha Jawad told Reuters, although there are challenges in training staff and obtaining experienced bankers, he added.
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NCAA committee working to provide wealthier conferences with more...Heather Dinich
A seven-member steering committee with the NCAA's Division I Board of Directors is working to provide wealthier conferences with "a range" of autonomy and hopes to have a new structure in place by August.Story | Conversation | February 12, 2014
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Seeking to tell his own truth from the very beginning, NFL draft prospect Michael Sam becomes a key figure in the changing LGBT landscape of professional sports.Story | Conversation | February 10, 2014
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Appalachian State has announced it is leaving the Southern Conference to join the Sun Belt Conference in 2014.Story | Conversation | March 27, 2013
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Jonathan Duncan has 18 months to prove he can run the NCAA's enforcement department effectively, efficiently and within the rules.Story | Conversation | March 14, 2013
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A tip of our helmets to top defendersLizzie Haldane
Ray Lewis, who is set to retire after the Super Bowl, is one of just six players to be named the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year multiple times. With six days until Super Bowl XLVII, we tip our helmets to fantastic defenders in the women's game wh...Blog | January 28, 2013
Women's college basketball - Success fuels California Golden Bear...Graham Hays
Cal's recent success has created a Bay Area bandwagon every bit as tempting as the one heading to the Super Bowl.Story | Conversation | January 20, 2013
Seven schools agree to leave Big East, debating process, source s...Brett McMurphy, Andy Katz, Dana O'Neil
The seven Catholic schools in the Big East have agreed to leave the conference, but Georgetown is not on board with the process of departure, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.Story | Conversation | December 13, 2012
Notre Dame sports, except football and hockey, to ACC
Notre Dame is moving to the Atlantic Coast Conference in every sport except football, where the Fighting Irish will maintain their status as an independent.Story | Conversation | September 12, 2012
Pittsburgh Panthers to pay $7.5 million to leave Big East in July...
Pittsburgh will pay the Big East $7.5 million to leave the conference after the upcoming school year and join the Atlantic Coast Conference on July 1, 2013.Story | Conversation | July 18, 2012
Syracuse Orange to leave Big East year early, in July 2013
The Big East has reached an agreement with Syracuse University, allowing the Orange to leave the league a year early for the Atlantic Coast Conference.Story | Conversation | July 16, 2012
Full steam ahead to Big East for Boise State Broncos, San Diego S...Andrea Adelson
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Boise State, which has been in recent talks with the Mountain West about staying in the league instead of leaving next year, has reaffirmed its commitment to join the Big East, a conference official told ESPN's Joe Schad.Story | Conversation | May 18, 2012
Big West reconsiders Boise State for all non-football sportsAndy Katz
The Big West may have indirectly helped keep Big East football together for the short term by reversing its December decision to consider Boise State for membership in all other sports.Story | Conversation | May 15, 2012
Buffalo Bulls name Danny White new athletic director
Danny White is the new athletic director of the University at Buffalo.Story | Conversation | May 08, 2012
New Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby expected to bring stabilityIvan Maisel
The Big 12 lured Bob Bowlsby out of Stanford. Now Bowlsby needs to make a league out of the Big 12.Story | Conversation | May 04, 2012


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Not The Final Word On A-Rod
For now my final take on Alex Rodriguez and this entire Biogenesis mess (notice how I said "for now" because clearly there will be much more) so I guess in truth this is not my final take but rather my current one.
For now my final take on Alex Rodriguez and this entire Biogenesis mess (notice how I said "for now" because clearly there will be much more) so I guess in truth this is not my final take but rather my current one.
A little of this and a little of that after a 50-50 weekend which did gives us a spectacular Sunday.
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Monday, November 9, 2009
First Look: Nikon D3S
The D3S is Nikon's latest FX-format (full-frame) D-SLR. It adds 720p HD video capability and an almost unbelievable maximum ISO of 102,400
The latest top-level pro model from Nikon, the D3S, has arrived. With a newly designed, 12.1-megapixel CMOS sensor that has a standard ISO range of 200 to 12,800, you can capture low-light images that would have been all but impossible before. The Nikon's expanded sensitivity settings let you push the ISO to 25,600 (which was top of the range for the D3), 51,200 and all the way up to 102,400. The new ISO capability is nothing short of incredible. A fast film emulsion would have been ISO 800. Many photojournalists and sports shooters would have sacrificed color saturation and sharpness, and might have pushed to ISO 1600 or even 3200. This new Nikon can shoot usable images up to 5 stops beyond that.
The new D3S also has HD video, which is accessed in Nikon's D-Movie mode. The full-frame sensor's 720p capture at 24 fps will give you a cinematic look. Professionals looking to add video to their repertoire also will appreciate the built-in monaural microphone and stereo microphone input.
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Willie Young excited for Kyle Long vs. Ndamukong SuhJeff Dickerson
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Playing four years (2010-13) in Detroit, Chicago Bears defensive end Willie Young witnessed firsthand how aggressive Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh can be on game day, even after the whistle. Teams must always account fo...Blog | November 25, 2014
Ndamukong Suh trying to stay in moment with LionsMichael Rothstein
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- Ndamukong Suh was asked about his future again Wednesday -- this time by members of the Detroit media. He said, though, that he doesn't look very far in the future. "I just kind of look at things and enjoy the moments that ...Blog | November 19, 2014
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Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels consistently use one word to describe Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh: "disruptive." The Patriots' offense is preparing for battle with the Lions' top-tier defense, l...Blog | November 18, 2014
Detroit Lions, but not the ones you think, are on Pro Bowl listsMichael Rothstein
The Detroit Lions have some players in the top 10 of fan voting for the Pro Bowl. The players, though, are not the ones that you'd think. Three of Detroit's most recognizable names -- quarterback Matthew Stafford, wide receiver Calvin Johnson and ...Blog | November 18, 2014
Prediction: Lions will beat CardinalsMichael Rothstein
Drew Stanton may know many of the Lions, including Matthew Stafford, Calvin Johnson and Ndamukong Suh, but the Lions know the new Cardinals starting quarterback as well. And what they might be able to decipher is Stanton has scored touchdowns in only...Blog | November 14, 2014
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Morning Roar: Not surprised by Ndamukong SuhMichael Rothstein
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- Before the season, before training camp and before the mandatory workouts, there was a bit of a game being played with Detroit and its fans. Where in the world is Ndamukong Suh? The Detroit Lions defensive tackle was not th...Blog | November 13, 2014
Lions Mailbag: What happens with Megatron back?Michael Rothstein
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- The Detroit Lions finally get Calvin Johnson back and start the second half of the season in first place in the NFC North at 6-2. Sound familiar? Sounds a lot like last year. We tackle how this happened and more in this wee...Blog | November 08, 2014
Play after play, Lions DT Ndamukong Suh enduresMichael Rothstein
ALLEN PARK, Mich. - Ndamukong Suh might not play every defensive snap for the Detroit Lions these days, but the defensive tackle ends up playing way more than most at one of the most grueling positions in football. Yet he hardly ever shows pain. H...Blog | November 05, 2014
Midseason report: Detroit LionsMichael Rothstein
Matthew Stafford stood at the podium a continent from home last month, almost giddy. The sixth-year Detroit Lions quarterback had completed the unthinkable a few moments earlier, leading the Lions to their second straight double-digit come-from-be...Blog | November 05, 2014
NFL - John's Clayton Midseason All-Pro TeamJohn Clayton
With half the 2014 NFL season in the books, ESPN's John Clayton unveils his midseason All-Pro team selections.Eticket | Conversation | November 03, 2014
Five reasons for Detroit Lions pessimism in the second halfMichael Rothstein
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- The Detroit Lions officially begin the second half of their season Monday and with it have a better idea of where they stand. Entering the second half, the Lions are 6-2 and would be the No. 2 seed in the NFC - with a division...Blog | November 03, 2014
Detroit Lions bring back DT C.J. Mosley from suspension and LB Ky...Michael Rothstein
The Lions bring back DT C.J. Mosley from suspension and LB Kyle Van Noy from the short-term reserve list.Story | Conversation | November 03, 2014
Falcons rookie James Stone hopes to be rock solid moving forwardVaughn McClure
It was far from a flawless first start for James Stone, but the Atlanta Falcons center had reason to hold his head high. Last Sunday's matchup against Ndamukong Suh and the stout Detroit Lions' front was a baptism by fire for Stone, an undrafted r...Blog | October 31, 2014
Nick Fairley's status for remainder of season uncertain, Detroit ...Michael Rothstein
The Detroit Lions are unsure whether or not they will be getting one of their best defensive linemen back at all this season.Story | Conversation | October 28, 2014
Nick Fairley won't return for Detroit LionsMichael Rothstein
Lions starter Nick Fairley was ruled out of Sunday's game against Atlanta with a knee injury.Story | Conversation | October 26, 2014
C.J. Mosley suspended by Detroit Lions, sent back to U.S. from Lo...Michael Rothstein
On the eve of their game against the Atlanta Falcons in Wembley Stadium, the Detroit Lions have suspended defensive tackle C.J. Mosley and sent him home from England.Story | Conversation | October 25, 2014


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scene report: DetroitGraffiti // Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Each week we feature updates on current graffiti scenes in a number of major U.S. cities with the help of a few select photographers. German Friday delivers this week's Detroit Scene Report.
Kickstarter project for the late Artem Voevodin aka Afrika's WorkGraffiti // Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Some friends of the recently passed Artem Voevodin aka Afrika, are attempting to put together a mobile exhibition of his work and take it to the cities in which he had a strong presence in such as Chicago, Detroit, New Orleans, Cincinnati, Dayton and Oakland. Aside from painting graffiti in a number of cities, Voevodin left behinda plethora of unseen photographs and drawings.
PantOne's "PARALLAXIUM" printGraffiti // Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Spanish graffiti writer and artist, Pantone, has just released a new hand pulled silkscreen print with additional spray paint coloring. Printed in edition of 75, each print is signed, numbered and stamped.
Hael x Begr x ChubGraffiti // Wednesday, May 28, 2014
It was a frosty winter for many this year and in Detroit Hael, Begr and Chub got a perfectly even snow cover on one of their spots. It has surely melted by now.
video: The Original x Doctor DaksGraffiti // Tuesday, May 27, 2014
MTN USA have began a new series called "The Original" in which artists are invited to speak about the importance of being "original", and what originality really means to each one. Revealing their first episode, MTN USA caught up with Atlanta's Dr. Daks, who gives some history, insight and opinion on his own world of graffiti.
HuskMitNavn's animated characters bring life to the streets of Charleroi, BelgiumGraffiti // Tuesday, May 27, 2014
HuskMitNavn had a productive trip to Belgium for the first ever Asphalte Urban Art Biennial. The Copenhagen-based artist wasted no time sprinkling his quirky characters (Cats, kids, birds and a few hybrid creatures) around the city of Charleroi.
clear of spray guiltGraffiti // Tuesday, May 27, 2014
After a long Memorial Day weekend, many of us might want to consider a quality Purge of the body from the toxins for a while.
video: MQ and Begr straight lettersGraffiti // Sunday, May 25, 2014
Check out this video of 2 of our favorite bombers MQ and Begr take advantage of a huge wall and use a ton of paint to knock out some clean straight letters.
ACAB-All Cops Are Bombers?Graffiti // Saturday, May 24, 2014
The NYPD is arming cops with spray paint to combat graffiti around the city according to a recent NY Post article. Under the new policy cops are told to photograph the graffiti and then paint a square around the tag and fill it in.
Scene Report: Kuma Was HereGraffiti // Friday, May 23, 2014
Each week we feature updates on current graffiti scenes in a number of major U.S. cities with the help of a few select photographers. Ray Mock aka Carnage NYC delivers a special edition this week named "Kuma' Was Here."


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Review of "Pursuing Liberty"Written by Raven Clabough
Authors Cory Emberson and Rick Lindstrom believe that Americans have taken their freedoms for granted. Because of this, they sought out "Americans by choice," legal immigrants who came to the United States for all it has to offer, to contribute their insights for a book, Pursuing Liberty: America Through the Eyes of the Newly Free. This book will remind Americans what "American exceptionalism" truly means.
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Never TryWritten by Dennis Behreandt
It's one of the most penetrating statements ever uttered in the modern age, so insightful that in 2007 it was added to the Oxford Dictionary of Modern Quotations. What marvel of philosophical brilliance is this, you ask? It's nothing less than the timeless advice given to children by their father: "Kids, you tried your best and you failed miserably. The lesson is never try."


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The Chinese New Year: Year of the Snake
Chinese New Year slithers in on Sunday, with 2013 marking the Year of the Snake. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 150,000 Long Islanders identify themselves as Chinese, so celebrations here will be in full swing.
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According to a report in The Scotsman newspaper on 20 December 2005, Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin wanted to rebuild the Red Army, in the mid-1920s, with Planet-of-the-Apes-style troops by crossing humans with apes. How much truth is there in this report? Richard and Calvin discuss some known facts.
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