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Rated 5 out of 5Â by aritag Barricades are back!!! I was so disappointed when the barricades 7 came out, that I thought I would never go back to adidas shoes, then I saw these and they looked so much better and the style was so cool, that I decided to take the risk... and I must say I LOVE them! Great support, still a bit sleek but they made it work, they are very breathable. I wouldn't say they need a break in period, but still don't panic on the first day, the material is a bit stiff, but it truly loosens up very quickly! July 8, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by KarenKL Bring back leather Barricades! I made a pair of the leather Barricades three years ago in black and metallic silver. I get a million compliments. I save them for special tennis games since they're past their prime. Please oh please let me have a new pair! These Stella nylon ones are wimpy looking! January 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Backboard Doesn't hold up I purchased these shoes in July and wore them for only 2 months. The sole is completely worn through and the shoe itself is very stretched out. I keep having to pull the laces tighter and tighter to the point of looking ridiculous. I loved my past Barricades and just wanted something with a little flair and color. I was disappointed. September 30, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Tj63 Stella Barricade - Sole wears out too fast I loved that there was no break in time needed for this shoe, however, the shoe is already worn out after less than 3 months. The top weave has started to crack, I managed to wear a hole into the front side toe of the sole already. Very dissapointed, as I buy the barricade often. I would not purchase this stle again. December 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ski4life they run 1/2 size too large. otherwise, great. September 30, 2013
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by SusanM Super Cute but TOO BIG Many pluses: super cute, comfy, and Stella name -- need I say more? However, there must've been a serious mix up with the fit models. I've always been a size 6 in Adidas tennis shoes. These shoes are maybe a full size too big. My tennis doubles partner purchased a pair, too, and she has same problem -- too big! In short, no matter how cute and comfy, these shoes are totally useless to me if I can't wear them. January 12, 2014
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Growing up on a small farm provided me with many wonderful memories as well many of life's lessons. Of course, there are a few memories that I'd just as soon forget. For example, failing to look before stickin' your hand in a place you haven't checked out first. Picking up an old wooden board could result in a sting from a scorpion, or worse, a snake bite.
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Walkthrough Part - Rockridge Open - Contest Number 8
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Comments On Aug 15, 2014:this is a good cheap replacement to the factory pin if you loose it somehow while riding like i did
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Comments On May 28, 2014:Cheap alternative for a high wear item. We'll see how they hold up over an XC season.
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Comments On May 10, 2014:Awesome, so much better than the stupid stock ones with the little flat head piece that strips out real easy!
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Monday, a bipartisan group of eight U.S. senators released their plan to overhaul the current immigration system.
Arizona is home to some of the fiercest debates in the country when it comes to immigration. So what do Arizona politicians and activists think of this proposal?
It was a joyous moment at the state capitol. A crowd gathered to celebrate the U.S. Senate immigration plan.
"The sense of optimism we might feel, the sense of hope something will get done, the opportunity in front of us, all are good indicators," says Congressman Raul Grijalva, Tucson Democrat.
This is, of course, the same spot where there were protests a few years ago when SB1070 was signed into law by Governor Jan Brewer. Those protests are now a mere memory in the wake of the last election. Latino voters helped provide President Obama his winning margin.
"It means our hard work is paying off, that the grass roots movement is getting stronger every day and politicians understand they have to be accountable to our communities," says Dulce Matuz, Arizona Dream Act Coalition.
"We are hopeful, but we are asking for the deportations to stop first, while this conversation is going on, and we have seen it before it can drag on for years. We want the deportations to stop," says Carlos Garcia, Puente Movement.
It looks like there is some enthusiasm and cautious optimism about the movement on immigration reform in the U.S. Senate, but not everybody at the state capitol is so happy about the deal.
"Well it is an amnesty. The penalties are pseudo penalties, because making people pay a fine less than paying a coyote to get him into the country is not a punishment at all, it is a reward," says Rep. John Kavanagh, Fountain Hills Republican.
We wanted to get Governor Brewer's reaction to the U.S. Senate immigration plan. She did not get back to us about an interview, but issued a statement.
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"I have been in contact with Senator McCain regarding the now released immigration reform ideas presented by his working group of Senators. I am pleased that there is expressed recognition of what we have been saying in Arizona: immigration reform will not succeed unless and until we have achieved effective border security. If this occurs, it would be a triumph for the rule of law and a testament to the united voices of Americans from across our country who have been clear in their call for the federal government to uphold its duty to secure the border. "Our nation cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of the past by pursuing immigration reform before tangible and effective border security, particularly in the Tucson Sector, is completed. That is the lesson of the last major immigration reform effort in 1986. The promise of border security was broken, and Americans - especially in border states like mine - have been paying the price ever since. We must not - and will not - let that happen again."In the weeks ahead, I will review the specific details of this immigration plan when proposed in actual legislation. I am hopeful that the immigration system is reformed in a manner that combines the rule of law and human compassion, while strengthening the United States' competitive position in the world."In the meantime, I'll be speaking with Arizona ranchers, business leaders and other residents of the border region, as well as law enforcement. I will continue to talk with those on the front lines and I will make sure their voices are heard. I am committed to do everything within my power to make certain our federal government finally upholds its obligation to secure America's borders."
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I'm especially convinced of it because I know for a fact Bobbie and Jesi were raised exactly the same-same parents, economical status, rules, etc. They even dressed the same. They are night and day in personalities, academics, abilities, and limitations.
You can't possibly imagine two people more different than my brother and I. We are completely different people, and my parents raised us exactly the same. Yes, nurture matters - but nature has a heck of a lot of say in how we turn out. And I know my mother had major issues with my sister - because my sister is a major control freak. She's still a major control freak, but now that she's the mom she doesn't have to worry about that. When my parents were in charge, it was huge enormous tantrums because she just couldn't stand someone else having a say in how she lived her life. That never went away, although she did outgrow the tantrums. My brother and I weren't like that because we aren't control freaks to the extent that she is.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I mean I talk to DH all the time about what I want as I have a whole lot more wants than he does. LOL But it has to be done a reasonable way. So we talk, table it, do some research, talk some more, table it, talk again and maybe finally buy it when the timing is right.
I think it has to be a combo. Because on the flip side there are many cases of adoptive families where the kids are often very similar to the adoptive parents....not always of course but it definitely is there. I look at my cousins and see so much of who they are is because of my aunts and how they are being raised and there is nothing genetic between them.
Of course. Yes. I think my point was more accepting them for what they are and not expecting them to be what you want them to be. I see myself in my kids for sure. Anyone you spend a significant amount of time with in your life will influence you.
A lot of what I am spouting off in here is just me trying to work through the changes I am making in my own home. I don't have anyone to bounce my feelings/ideas off of.
So you know we have talked about hair recently....I was at my stylist today and asked about what to do with mine. It's shorter than it's been in years after I donated and of course I'm not liking the products I have been trying and they don't have the gel I used to use. I have been wanting something where if I showered in the morning, I could put something in and scrunch it and let it air dry. But not be all crunchy and wet looking. Thinking this might be easier to do when I have a baby instead of the drawn out process at night. right away she suggested paste. I had never even heard of paste for my hair before. Tried it on my hair tonight to see what I thought before I go out buying some and I think I might like it and this could work. So yeah I am kind of excited that I might be on to something to help tame my hair and let me wear the curls at least some of the time.
I admit that I'm kind of sensitive to the nature/nurture. I mean I KNOW both count but I'm hoping like hell that the nurture is stronger since we are adopting and it was kind of hard of me to let go of the idea of a mini-me. Or a mini-Dh.
And well I also believe that reality is perception. We all have different lives and experiences and so our realities are going to all be different.
Just maybe you all will be kind to me and not laugh *TOO* hard with the I told ya so's?
What I think is that each human has certain innate qualities and how those qualities work out for them depends very, very much on how they are nurtured.
Forgive the dog analogy, but I believe it to be true of people too. There are some, whose basic nature is just so solid, it takes a lot of effort to wreck it. There are others, who are temperamentally so unsound, without careful nurture, they'd be wrecks. Most fall along that continuum, probably in a bell curve.
Jennifer, you know you could have a biological child and have it turn out nothing like you or dh, right? I mean, that appeared to have happened with Bobbie. Sure, she went through a traumatic experience and I have little doubt that played into it, but even before that happened she had traits that aren't in her genetic makeup whatsoever. The key one is a tendency to be lazy. And by lazy, I mean not even wanting to bath for days on end. She's over all that now (I think!) but it was something I had to battle/bargain/plead/trick/demand with her about for years. That's just one example.
But she's brilliantly book smart and has been aware of the world from a very young age. She's been into every political election she is old enough to remember and can debate anyone on that topic. She's 20 now, but she was like that at 12. I didn't even know the difference between a republican and democrat (because I frankly didn't care) until I was over 25 years old. Rich knew less than I did. She didn't get any of that from us!
We used to tease her frequently, actually, about her strong academics. Rich was also a high school drop out (he did get his GED, before I did actually). We'd say, "All kids have to rebel. Leave it to Bobbie to be the scholar rebelling against her two high school drop out parents!" I even threatened to make her stay home from school if she didn't clean her room-and it worked! That was a desperate attempt after a number of weeks of threatening everything under the sun to make her do it. She was in 6th or 7th grade at the time. It was funny and has ended up being one of our favorite family stories.
It was also the last time I ever had to get witchy about her cleaning her room. I'd just ask her if she wanted to do it the next school day instead.
Yeah I know but figured that there was at least a decent chance to get a little person that was like us. I see a lot of his mom and dad in him.....there is a lot of my parents in myself and my sister (even though we are different). DH and I are a lot alike in many ways and were raised fairly similarly and can see us doing it how we were raised. So I figured that a bio kid stood a decent chance of being like us or one of our family members. Actually the genes in DH's family on his dad's side seem to be pretty strong. He looks like his dad when he was young and has an awful lot of similar personality characteristics. His half brother and half sister also strongly take after their dad's side. DH's mom was just saying that often he does a gesture or a look or something about him and she does a double take and it's like being transported back in time 30-35 years. Dh's mom did raise him but his parents didn't divorce until he was five and he's had some contact with his dad after that. So hard to say how much was ingrained the first 5 years and how much is just his nature strongly taking after his dad's side.
I think Suja's dog analogy is spot on. I look at myself and my siblings and I see the enormous baggage about our childhood that my sister carries around and how I went through the same things and didn't have the same reactions at all. She honestly considers our father to have been abusive. I think my father was a clueless man who loved us but had no ability to relate to children. As an adult, I understand my father much better and he and I can really talk to one another - where I don't think the same can be said of my father and my sister. I also think growing up with my dad has given me an innate understanding of people with differing social abilities and interaction styles where my sister can be very hung up on whether something he says/does is proper etiquette or not. Not that we were raised with proper etiquette (we were taught manners, don't get me wrong) but just as an illustration of how a childhood that taught me some valuable life lessons may have come close to squelching my sister. You wouldn't think it to know us superficially - but I think you guys do actually know this about me - I'm a fighter, and she's not. So I reflect completely differently on the "nurture" we both experienced.
Somewhere I read something - I'll share if I can find the link - basically the influence of nurture is at its most essential when environment is poor. Kids from low SES backgrounds where families were struggling to make ends meet and put food on the table were the most impacted by differences in parenting style. Children from upper-middle class to wealthy homes, who never had to worry about what to eat or what to wear or what to play with, showed very little difference in outcome given a variety of parenting styles. Of course, the sad truth of reality is that those were exactly the children who were much more likely to have advantages in terms of two parents, possibly a stay-at-home parent, access to good education, good food, good medical care - while the low SES kids who could have benefitted most may have had none of those things. But I definitely believe nurture is more important with the extreme ends of the bell curve behaviorally, environmentally, etc than it is with the peak of the bell curve. Not that I'm de-emphasizing the importance of nurture - not at all. I just think as mentioned above, it really, truly is both and how they interact.
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So far, my kids have been pretty good about not asking for something every time we go in a store. Or if they do, they are easily distracted by what is in the next aisle. I think I may start a process so they can start earning a little of their own money to buy things. If M does ask for something that is more than a small token item (usually she covets hair accessories, etc), I will often say that she can add it to her xmas/birthday wish list. I'm not sure if that is the right tactic, but it seems to work and then when bday or xmas rolls around, I evaluate whether she really will still want it or not (provided that I remember what it was!). We don't really shop much at all, besides the grocery store. I do most of my shopping online simply for lack of time.
As far as nature vs nurture, I certainly think it's a mix of both. DD looks like me, but does not really act much like me at all. She is very into princesses/dresses/sparkly things and I am so not a girly-girl. She sought these things out 90% on her own without me influencing her. But at the same time, she loves the outdoors, doesn't mind getting dirty, likes looking for bugs and critters and isn't overly squeamish about them, likes to go fishing, etc. In that sense, she is 100% my daughter, lol. My BIL joked that she's perfectly comfortable in a tutu and hiking boots. DS on the other hand is A LOT like my DH. He likes order and cleaning and he's always moving. He's very sports oriented, which is more like me. All in all, they are both their own, independent little people and I love watching them grow and learn.
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I'm an introvert. I'm 100% confident I'd have been an introvert even if I'd been given up for adoption. I also suffered tremendous anxiety as a child, especially in school. That, I think, could have been different. I started K just 5 months after my mom first showed signs of psychosis and had to be inpatient for the first time. It also coincided with my brother's birth. Compounded with all that, I was a 4 year old and probably not ready to start K. Those issues could have been avoided I think, and perhaps at least my elementary school years wouldn't have been so painful for me. But I'd definitely be an introvert regardless of what my circumstances were. That's just who I am. How I first internalized and processed all that stress and morphed (with time) into a non-shy introvert is also just who I am. No one gave me those skills (curses? depends how you look at it). I was born with them.
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I am introvert too but I never realized that was on ok thing to be! So as soon as I could I just started drinking and that knocked the introvert right out of me! Savana is an introvert as well and her and I talk about it all the time so that she can find ways to still be social without going out of her comfort zone. I wish someone had done that for me. I had a lot of anxiety as well. I feel like I just walked around for years as a child with this feeling of dread in my belly.
There are twin studies out there, that show that certain behaviors and character traits are hard wired. In these studies, the twins were separated at birth (not for the purpose of study, just twins adopted out to different families), and of course, grew up under different circumstances, sometimes on different continents, and lots of behaviors - like risk taking, addiction - were pretty much the same (or closely aligned).
Twins, separated at birth, didn't even know they were a twin in most isntances, raised a country apart. One in particular that stands out they smoked the same brand of cigarettes, had animals/kids named the same (or really similar), both had first marriages to a lady with the same name (which both ended in divorce), and had some of the favorite restaurants, etc. It was an interesting study.
His biological father was a very laid back, laughable person who never really took life all that seriously. My biological dad, raised him, and because of his lack of a sense of humor and seriousness about life, squashed that part of my brother and he, still, fights that part of him. So instead of funny goofy/its anger and resentment. It's been a hard transition to watch him go through.
Genetics is crazy. I'm very different from my brother and sister, who are somewhat similar in personality.
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Mira is slow to warm up, but not really shy. I'm not sure how to let others know that, without putting a negative spin on it. I usually end up saying something along the lines of 'Wait till she gets going. She'll talk your ear off' or something along those lines.
I woke up this morning with a very stiff neck, wrists, knees and just kind of general aches. I don't think I have a fever...if I do it's not very high. Not sure if I just slept super weird or what...I have woke up with aches since we got the memory foam mattress last year. But I'm still hurting and have been up for 4 hours.
No tick bites that I know of....I live in a very high tick/lyme area but only have been in my yard. I almost didn't come to work this morning but I have a webinar this afternoon that I wanted to attend.


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An office worker in his 30s said, "When I order coffee, I wonder whether I'm in Korea or America, hearing all the words that are used mixing English and Korean." One Internet portal even posted advice on how to avoid humiliation in coffee shops. "Just ask for 'original' coffee if the shop worker keeps using strange words," one advice reads. At Starbucks in Korea, milk is the only item written in Korean on a menu listing around 50 different drinks.
Stress levels began rising in the mid-1990s when so-called "family" restaurant chains began to pop up in Korea. T.G.I. Friday's, Bennigans, Outback Steakhouse and other restaurants featured menus in English, or words created by mixing Korean and English. The trend continues to this day: all nine restaurant and bakery chains operated by CJ Food Ville with their 1,400 outlets have foreign names.
The bakery chain is called "Tous les Jours," the coffee chain "A Twosome Place," while an ice cream chain is called "Cold Stone Creamery." Even a CJ chain that sells the Korean dish bibimbap is called "Café Sobahn." Its menu too is full of foreign words.
The problem gets worse when it comes to children's snacks. According to a study by a newspaper last year, 54.6 percent of 449 different snacks in production had names that included foreign words. Only 31.2 percent of the snacks had purely Korean names.
In the US I think customers are, at least at first, simlarly confused and annoyed by all the Italian you find at Starbucks. A lot of the drink names at coffee shops derive from Italian, so in Korea it's not actually "all the words that are used mixing English and Korean."
I posted a similar article earlier in the year. From the Korea Times:
Many Koreans have read names such as ``Lac Vert'' (green lake) ``Ma Monde'' (my world) ``Near Skin Visible Deep Wrinkle…'' ``Teint Eclat'' (bright color) and many others on their cosmetic labels at home.
They make sense to people who understand English or French but many people here have been complaining that the names of the brands are too difficult for ordinary Koreans to understand.
``They could use such language if they were imported, but sometimes even original Korean brands have such names,'' 27-year-old office worker Lee Ji-hye said.
``Few can understand the real concept of the products, but the companies seemed not to mind at all. Do the manufacturers think having foreign names make them look classier and expensive?'' she asked.
I've always said that the amount of English and "English" used over here is ridiculous, but I go a different direction with it, and am contemplating using the topic for a future Herald piece when I flesh it out more. But first let's look at how the original Chosun Ilbo piece continues:
But children and teens who are loyal customers of the snacks do not look favorably upon the foreign names. Eight students at Doseong Elementary School in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province sent a letter in 2007 to the heads of confectioners asking them to use Korean names. The petition drew support from around 1,000 people after it was posted on an Internet portal. At about the same time, a survey of third- and fourth-graders in elementary school showed that 79 percent favored Korean names for snacks, saying they sounded more familiar and made it easier to determine what kind of snack it is.
Korean language experts say we may end up thinking that it is only natural for products to have foreign names. This perception becomes ingrained as we become adults and create stereotypes that favor foreign words and developing disdain for our own words.
And, according to that Korea Times article, some companies are taking action:
The Korean Society, a study group on Korean language, Daily Cosmetic and Kolmar Korea said they will hold a competition to pick the best all-Korean cosmetic names under the sponsorship of the government.
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I wish there were more Korean used in Korea as well, especially when native Korean words would do just fine. But the way I see it, advocating for more Korean is not simply about preserving Korean, but also protecting English.
The overuse of "English" in Korea has a lot of negative consequences. Like other things in Korea divorced from context---Christmas, rap, Western-style weddings---a lot of this "English" makes sense neither to English-speakers or to the Koreans who use it. Rather, it's simply applied for decoration, and by cheapening the original it renders our culture and language ridiculous. Moreover, having so many English words imported into Korean makes the learning of actual English that much more difficult considering how badly they get mispronounced.
It's really remarkable how much "English" is used in Korean, and I'm not sure why there is such a need to imitate rather than to develop more native words. Using more Korean would seem a victory for Koreans, even though they're the ones who imported all the crap in the first place, but I also think it would be a great development for native English speakers as well, who now often find their language appropriated in weird and confusing ways by people who don't understand what they're saying.


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Hot pink tofu!
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Hey, that is really cool to look at! I can imagine its taste. Spicy good, Melody.ReplyDelete
I was thinkin' about you today, hopin' the Sunday brunch tomorrow goes GREAT! Can't wait to read about it... post pix if you can! Good luck. I'd say "break a leg" but you've had some injuries that i know of and i don't want to say that, even in a proverbial sense... so tomorrow i hope you knock 'em dea... Errrr... never mind, you know what i mean! :o)
Again, i have to say upon further review, this pinkish tofu you made eerily looks like fish. WOW!
Oh Cmy gosh! It does look just like fish.ReplyDelete
BTW, congrats again on the job. It seems like you are already really enjoying it. The brunch menu sounds fantastic -- I hope your first brunch goes good today. Can't wait to check out your Cafe blog.
Wow, that's different! That looks like it will be a fun recipe to tinker with. Wasabi and peas are an awesome combo.ReplyDelete
Oh cool! How did you get the grill lines? I love it!ReplyDelete
And yes, it looks a LOT like fish. Wow.
OMG...that really looks like salmon...incredible!ReplyDelete
Love the grill lines! Did I say I loved the grill lines?ReplyDelete
Ooooh...pink tofu! Cool! All food should be pink!ReplyDelete
Man that sure looks pretty! I've got a cookbook with a vegan salmon recipe, I think it is New Horizons.ReplyDelete
I'm also super psyched for you about the new job. In the next few weeks I'll need to head up to our Manchester/Auburn office for work.
Hopefully, I can take a Cafe Indigo field trip to meet you and try the food!
totally looks like fish!ReplyDelete


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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Miami Heat, go to support local team!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Dor not do, there is no try" Yoda, The Empire Strikes Back.
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Pac-Man, hell yeah!!! i do kick "butt".
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
1 tattoo, lower back. No piercings.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
La Piu Bella del Mondo, by Roberto Beningni.
What's your best party trick?
Stay sober, fake drinking! And party all night.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Memorable is the natural approach, when they are real and honest, that's when it is memorable!
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I've never had a bad job, every job was a learning experience.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Had a fight against a spider.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Street hot dog, fully loaded!!!!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Hahahaha!, nothing in my fridge is strange for me, but to some other people would find strange finding Jicama (mexican veggie), Kale, Kalamata Spread, Probiotics pills, Collagen face gel, flour to make Arepas (venezuelan patty), are these any strange enough for you?
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Nothing, I'm an angel.
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
I feel sexy wearing and not wearing, so that means all the time! What's sexy is me, not because of what I am wearing.
Tell us a joke.
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Ben Burns' near UNPRECEDENTED run has NO end in sight. After a 4-0 Friday SWEEP (3-1 for some), he is now a JAW-DROPPING 117-61-2 (65%) since August 1st, good for a $36.486 profit! His CONSISTENCY has been AMAZING as he's gone 27-12 the L10 days. Having finished "in the black" eight of the past nine months, he's up over $80K. You in?
I'm playing on PITTSBURGH. The Pirates were my free release yesterday, and that was just another "winner on the pile." They came from behind to stun Milwaukee, 4-2, scoring all of their runs in the home half of the eighth. This series is all about two ballclubs trending in very different directions. I'm sticking with the hotter team, obviously.
Pittsburgh has won 12 of its last 14 and now leads Milwaukee by 4.5 games in the race for the second Wild Card spot in the N.L. There was a time that the Brewers led the Pirates by 9.5 games, but that is a distant memory. They are 8-20 their last 28 games, including 1-11 on the road. Both the hitting and pitching have betrayed Milwaukee during this slump and they have the look of a team that knows its season is coming to and end.
The Pirates are one of the better home teams in the league at 50-29.
Making Milwaukee's task even more difficult here is that Pittsburgh will have Edinson Volquez pitching. He has not lost in 10 starts, posting a 1.73 ERA his last eight. He's allowed three earned runs or less in all 10 starts. Volquez has also had the Brewers' number with a 2.88 ERA in four starts against them.
Brewers starter Matt Garza has a 6.55 ERA in two starts vs. Pittsburgh this year.
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We've picked our favorite movies of the year and made award season predictions, but now the Academy has finally revealed their picks for the top movies, actors, actresses, and filmmakers of 2012. The Oscar nominations are in and to help you dig deep into the main contenders, we've compiled a year's worth of stories that pull back the curtain on those deemed ""the Best.""
Check out the stories below to find looks into Lincoln, Zero Dark Thirty, Silver Linings Playbook, Les Misérables, and more of the top films of 2012. Don't worry: the Oscars aren't until Feb. 24 you have just over a month to get through all of them!
'Les Misérables' Star Hugh Jackman Admits Singing in the Alps Is Harder Than 'Wolverine' Stunts: The Best Actor nominee dishes on his unfathomably challenging time singing on set.
'Zero Dark Thirty' Star Jessica Chastain, So Dedicated She 'Will Forget to Eat': Chastain proves she's one of Hollywood's best by revealing her meticulous process, which helped her earn a Best Actress Oscar nomination for Zero Dark Thirty.
'Silver Linings Playbook': Bradley Cooper Praises Jennifer Lawrence's Dance Dedication: Two Oscar-nomianted actors cha cha into the dance ring how did both of them survive?
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'Les Misérables': Anne Hathaway Reveals She Was the Cosette to Her Mother's Fantine: Hathaway has been garnering praise all year for her work in Les Mis. The Oscars loved her what about her Mom? The star opens up about her family's close connection to the famed Broadway musical.
'Django Unchained' Unraveled: See Christoph Waltz in Action: The cast and crew of Django explains why every actor in town wants to work with Waltz, and why Waltz will always be there for Quentin Tarantino.
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By Taryn AsherFox 2 NewsYPSILANTI, Mich. (WJBK) -- "I said, 'I love you, and I'll see you later,'" said Jennifer Niswender.That was Sunday night and the last conversation she had with her twin Julia, a 23-year-old communications major at Eastern Michigan University. Julia was found dead Tuesday night inside her apartment on Huron River Drive in Ypsilanti. Her death is being investigated as a homicide."I had a feeling. When you have a twin, you just know, and I was so wishing it wasn't true," Jennifer Niswender said."I could feel it in my gut. I just screamed and screamed and screamed. I couldn't believe that it was Julia," said grandmother Rose Niswender.Family and friends are heartbroken and left with a lot of questions since police seem to have little to go on.The autopsy has been completed, but at this point it isn't revealing much. Toxicology results are not expected back for three weeks.Police say Julia's body was discovered inside her locked apartment with no outward signs of trauma, but there were some indicators of foul play.Her family claims they didn't notice anything missing from her apartment, and they have no idea who would want to harm Julia."She was such a loving, trusting person, too trusting, obviously. She was so full of life," her grandmother said."Everybody she touched, everybody she talked to, you just fell in love with her, and justice will be served. I will make sure," said her sister.As the family waits for answers from Ypsilanti Police, who say they are following several leads, Eastern Michigan University is taking every precaution and providing counseling for students and extra police patrols on campus."I just hope that she is in heaven now and looking down on me, and I'm going to live every day through her," Jennifer Niswender said.The family is so thankful for the outpouring of support. They said they have received several phone calls, text messages and Facebook posts to get them through this very difficult time.If you would like to help with funeral expenses, the family said a fund has been established under Julia Niswender's name. Donations can be made at any Monroe Bank and Trust branch.Question and AnswerSHERRY MARGOLIS: Have police told you why they suspect foul play in this case?ASHER: They're not being specific. They're just saying indicators at this point and any other detail they're keeping really close to the vest. Right now, though, police do tell me that this case remains a mystery, a lot of questions. They brought in Michigan State Police, and right now as they work several leads, they plan to talk to family, friends, coworkers, people she knew, people she lived with... at the Peninsula Place Apartments, anybody that might help bring them the smallest detail to find out what may have happened to Julia.
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