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Spur Award Honors Paint Horse Association Founder
Tyler Lockhart of Ryan, Okla., will receive the 26th annual National
Golden Spur Award for her visionary work in establishing the American
Paint Horse Association.
The award will be presented during a dinner, beginning with a 6
p.m reception and silent auction, on Sept. 20, at the Lubbock Memorial
Civic Center, 1501 Sixth St. The Ranching Heritage Association hosts
the event.
will be provided by recording artists Waddie Mitchell and Don Edwards.
The two have performed as "The Bard and the Balladeer"
on concert stages throughout the nation and with such orchestras
as the Lubbock and Fort Worth symphonies.
Lockhart was selected for the 2003 Golden Spur Award in recognition
of her work to create, maintain and promote what was originally
called the American Paint Stock Horse Association. It was under
her guidance that the organization founders set the high breed standards
for the Paint Horse.
"Looking back, what makes me happiest is seeing the APHA grow,
seeing good horses, and seeing children and whole families enjoying
them," Lockhart said. "I've just loved seeing the pleasure
horses give to people and all the children who have gotten involved.
"The Paints were such underdogs," she added. "I felt
compelled to rescue them. It was as if I was driven to do it. Once
I got my friends involved by telling them it would work, I had to
see that it did. It was one of those cases where 'He who rides the
tiger cannot dismount.'"
In the early 1960s, she spoke up against the prevailing establishment
and advocated the start-up of a Paint, stock-type horse registry,
helping set the standard for Paint Horse conformation, athletic
ability, performance, intelligence, temperament and disposition.
Lockhart became impassioned about Paint Horses at an early age,
seeing what she considered a continuing trend of discrimination
against Paints because of their distinguished color patterns.
"People looked down on Paints," she explained. "They
were thought of as inferior horses. If a breeder (of solid-colored
horses) had a Paint foal, usually he was ashamed. Many thought it
was a bad reflection on their herd and their breeding program; that
it was connected with inferior blood."
She said Paints would often be relegated to the back pastures, or
in some cases, destroyed.
Lockhart got together with ranchers who shared her concerns, one
of them being Junior Robertson of Waurika, Okla. He was one of the
few ranchers in the country at that time who actually admired and
owned Paints, she said. One of his horses, the sorrel Paint, Wahoo
King, set the standard for top competition horses in the 1960s.
With Robertson and other top ranchers, Lockhart met on Feb. 16,
1962, in Gainesville, Texas, to lay the foundation for the new organization.
A constitution and bylaws were developed, officers and directors
were elected, and a name was chosen-American Paint Stock Horse Association.
By the end of its first year in 1962, with 150 members, the organization
had registered 250 horses. Following a merger in 1965 with the American
Paint Quarter Horse Association, the group became the APHA. To date,
720,000 American Paint Horses in 43 nations have been registered.
Membership in APHA has grown to 104,000 people.
Another of Lockhart's goals was to get youth involved in the horse
industry. More than 40 years ago and before her work with Paint
Horses, she founded the Red River Quarter Horse Association for
Youth. The organization drew in hundreds of youngsters from a 90-mile
radius of Ardmore, Okla.
The APHA shares in that high ideal of youth involvement with some
6,000 youngsters actively participating in the American Junior Paint
Horse Association. A week of youth activities and classes are held
during the World Championship Paint Horse Show in Fort Worth each
Lockhart's own interest in showing, breeding and raising outstanding
horses started at an early age. She bred and raised champion Paints,
Quarter Horses and Appaloosas. She raised two rodeo superstars and
owned two stallions, Flit Bar and Leo San Siemon. In 1967 she won
National Champion Halter Mare with her horse Linda Siemon.
At age 76, Lockhart still maintains her passion for the American
Paint Horse and continues working on its behalf. "It is so
enjoyable," she said, "and when you love what you're doing,
it's not work, it's fun."
For her lifetime of dedication to her goals, Lockhart was inducted
in 2000 into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort
"This magnificent breed and the APHA organization are forever
indebted to this remarkable woman," said Jerry Circelli, director
of Public Relations and Communications for the APHA. "By her
strength of conviction and example, she has given all of us at APHA
the catalyst we need to carry on her work."
The National Golden Spur Award is a joint recognition by some of
the industry's leading organizations, among them the American Paint
Horse Association, American Quarter Horse Association, National
Cattlemen's Beef Association, Texas Cattle Feeders Association,
Texas CattleWomen, and Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.
Host organization, the Ranching Heritage Association, is a support
arm of the National Ranching Heritage Center, a museum and historical
park in Lubbock, Texas, established to preserve the history of ranching,
pioneer life and the development of the livestock industry in North
More than 36 authentic furnished ranch buildings and structures
have been relocated to the NRHC from ranches throughout the state
and restored to show the evolution of ranch life from the late 1700s
through the early 1900s.
Golden Spur Weekend events planned by the Ranching Heritage Association
include dedication of the J.J. Gibson Memorial Park and presentation
of the Boss of the Plains Award to Anne W. Marion on Friday evening,
Sept. 19. The park will feature 14 life-size bronze steer sculptures,
placed in a natural setting with accent lighting, benches and a
walking path. Gibson Park is located in the front lawn of the National
Ranching Heritage Center on Fourth Street in Lubbock.
The Ranching Heritage Association's annual membership and board
meetings and a noon lunch in the 6666 Barn occurs on Saturday, Sept.
20. Tickets for the Golden Spur Award dinner are $50 each and $15
for the 6666 lunch. Reservations may be made by calling Whitney
King at (806) 742-2498.
Spur Weekend
evening, Sept. 19
o Dedication of J.J. Gibson Memorial Park and presentation of the
Boss of the Plains Award, followed by a reception. The park will
feature 14 life-size bronze steer sculptures, placed in a natural
setting with accent lighting, benches and a walking path. Gibson
Park is located on Fourth Street in Lubbock, in the front lawn area
of the National Ranching Heritage Center.
Sept. 20
o General Membership and Board of Overseers Annual Meeting
9:30-11:30 a.m. A light breakfast buffet precedes a business update,
board elections and an A/V presentation. Pioneer Room.
o Noon Lunch in the 6666 Barn
Western movie and television film actor Buck Taylor (as yet unconfirmed)
appears onstage in the 6666 Barn, located in the historical site.
Lunch and entertainment $15 per person. Open to the public with
reservation. Call Whitney King, (806) 742-2498.
o RHA Executive Committee Meeting
1:15 p.m., Executive Director's Office
o National Advisory Board Meeting
3-4:30 p.m., Pioneer Room
o Golden Spur Award Silent Auction and Reception
6-7 p.m. Cash bar and large silent auction. Lubbock Memorial Civic
o Golden Spur Award Dinner
7 p.m. Honoring Rebecca Tyler Lockhart as the 26th recipient of
the National Golden Spur Award. Ranches Roll-Call and entertainment
by Don Edwards and Waddie Mitchell, "The Bard and the Balladeer."


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He's rumored to be dating Taylor Swift these days, and Tom Hiddleston just scored a spot in the August 2016 issue of W magazine.
The "High-Rise" actor shows off plenty of skin in his Mona Kuhn-shot spread while talking about his new role in AMC's "The Night Manager"- "Right now I'd make a terrible spy, because everybody knows who I am. They'd be like, "What are you doing here?" But Susanne Bier, the director of The Night Manager, said that she thinks I am very enigmatic and good at keeping secrets."
Hiddleston also comments on how American censors removed a shot of his backside that was originally part of the UK broadcast- "I was surprised to hear that they cut my butt out! I'm here to tell you that my butt is not dangerous. And there are many, many more dangerous things that people are happy to broadcast. I don't know what that says about the world we live in, but it probably says something."


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Sonny set himself up for an ad like this:
35 comments
Wow I do not support Taylor, but that is a great commercial. He is going after woman hard.
Andre in Atlanta says:
It made me laugh and it's memorable…
Chris says:
Tax cuts and spending cuts? Sounds ok to me.
GAWire says:
That's not a "great" commercial … that's the most obvious spot I have ever seen, and anyone would be an idiot for not doing it. They probably did that spot in about two hours. One would think with that big long list of the whos who of consultants the Perdue campaign released earlier in the year would mean there would be some good campaigning. Instead, it's ameteur hour in GA.
The number of people that tell me how bad Sonny's spots are every day is continuously rising.
TBone says:
Chris Farris,
I sure hope you never have a disabled child. Or, for that matter, even a healthy child in a public school.
And unless you're a corporation or own a piece of Sonny's land, you didn't see a tax break.
That's what Sonny did.
housecreek says:
Corporate tax cuts… minimum wage increase… school funding (that has been hashed before)… he is STILL going after his base because even they don't like him! He put everything he should have said over the last few months in one spot. 2 weeks before election day. He's toast… Nov. 8th, he'll be selling trucks for his dad again!
RandyMiller says:
Seems all Taylor has left is to go negative and distort realities. Before, it was the hope scholorship and largest tax break in Georgia history; that is until Ms. Cox shed the light it was all Zell Miller's creation. I also see tonights the night of, (trumpets blasting out the ass please), "The Big Guys Big Bash!!!" I guess if you pay enough at the door you get to keep your nose in the blow all night?
Randy Miller,
You are right that Taylor does not have money to pay for his BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG promise.
But facts do not always drive voters. And this commercial talks to the base of woman he lost.
I do not think it is enough to win, but this will help him.
RandyMiller says:
I dunno, the commercials with all the babies should've done that a lot earlier. Also, I stand by my claim people will be turned off by Taylor's use of physically challenged children as his stepping stone to Governor and thus maintaining all those state leases for his family's businesses.
Fogle says:
You make a good point, and you can be as elitist as you want, but the bottom line is that the commercial is EFFECTIVE. As a Perdue supporter and a member of the media, I too saw a number of these coming.
It may very well be "amateur hour in GA," but that's a moot point if the ad reaches voters… and I definitely believe these – and any others like them released in the next few days – will achieve that goal.
Kudos to Taylor for capitalizing on the "Sonny Do" spots, but thankfully it is too late.
Just wanted to give credit where credit is due – like PP would do by adding us to the blogroll.
I first heard about the commercial from my wife who is a moderate Democrat who likes Perdue. I had to talk her away from the Taylor vote after she saw the commercial.
You might be right, but that is why I made my gut call this will hit Moderate to liberal woman.
I have no data to back this up and you could be right.
Lorie says:
As a parent of a special needs child, I have to clarify some things. First we approached Taylor after 2 years of getting nowhere with Perdue. Second, our children were getting their services cut enormously. The providers out there were not getting paid. And lastly, trying to get adequate services out of the school system is like trying to squeeze water from a rock. We are parents of children who are either non-insurable or our insurance excludes our children's disability.
atlantaman says:
Taylor's campaign has improved.
Let's be honest Mark Taylor is a bad candidate, so the more they can keep him off the TV the more he'll go up in the polls. They should have started focusing on Sonny a long time ago. Now Sacha makes a great impression and would be good on TV, but seems as if they've chosen to keep her out of advertising due to it focusing on the fact that Taylor has already had 3 wives.
I never thought focusing in on your fatness by referring to yourself as "the big guy" in your tag lines was especially appealing. I noticed they've got a new more generic tag line, "Keeping Children First". "Protecting our Children" or something like that.
jet2nd says:
Bill Simon says:
I'm betting Sonny comes out with a commercial claiming that Mark is insulting his dog. Did you guys note that in Taylor's version of the Sonny-Do List, "Wash Dog" is first?
Man! I'll bet that dog is POed about Mark right now…
alex17cole says:
I am the grandmother of a child with cystic fibrosis. I met with Mark Taylor along with several other parents and am in contact with these parents. How dare anyone say Mark used us, we asked him to meet with us, we asked good ol' boy Sonny also but we were just not important enough for him to take his time to even talk to any of us or have his staff do it for him. Mark Taylor DID NOT ask for anything from us, only what he could do for us. Guess what, no reporter asked any of us for the truth on that one. We were all there and could have told them straight. He did not ask for money, campaign workers, not even for our votes, so that LIE makes me very angry. Sonny USED that to try to make Mark look bad and that is disgusting on good ol' Sonnys side. He is pathetic and all you women out there who care about children, especially medically fragile ones had better get a grip and realize Sonny just cut his budget and has a surplus on the backs of our really ill children. And dads too, stop letting this "good ol' boy" crap guide you, he is not an honorable man, look at the truth of the recording of the tax break he got, when he told that man, get elected gov Brian, how sad and that is REAL.
Maurice Atkinson says:
Who can argue with a parent of an ailing child without appearing to be cold hearted. I'm certain with ANY legislator you're going to find problems. However, the facts are that Georgia is doing quite well. We have a robust economy, we have affordable housing, excellent educational opportunities, a decent health care system.
So what are the Democrats proposing? Socialism. Pure and simple. Government knows best how to spend your tax dollars.
As a person who has a degenerative muscle disease, thank God I'm not looking to government for my solutions. Personal initiative is tremendous character trait. Solutions outside of government are everywhere. Look for them.
Maurice Atkinson says:
alex17cole, context is everything. Red flags should go up all over when you hear a 5 second snipet of a radio program.
Reminds me of an illustration I heard in church as a kid. The preacher was talking about getting the facts straight and accurate thinking. His illustration said "the scriptures tell us the Judas went out and hung himself, go do thou likewise.' A little verbage here a little there and you suggest that someone is corrupt. It's just wrong.
But then again a friend said sometime back that all is fair in love and politics. I don't agree.
RuralDem says:
"So what are the Democrats proposing? Socialism. Pure and simple. "
Is that honestly the best scare-tactic you can come up with? Come on now.
mercergirl says:
Thank you for pointing our your own problems and how you do not ask the government for help. Personally I think the insurance companies should be held responsible in some way- not our government. Like you said, asking for free money is socialism. And I don't agree with taxing the rich to help the poor, for instance my fiances grandfather worked his butt off to become what he is today. And yes we will benefit from it but if he and people like him had to be taxed a lot in order to pay for others medical care then it would eliminate the personal drive people have to better themselves. After all, whats the point when the government not only takes it from you but will also care for those who do NOT make any effort to bring themselves up?
Lorie says:
Do you have children? As a parent of a special needs child, I have to clarify some things. First, there is no "excellent " educational opportunities for these children. Most are forgotten and fall behind. Every year we parents have to fight to get the little services our children need. And if our children are uninsurable or our insurance company excludes our children's disabilities, where can we get the $4-5,000 we would have to pay for our children's needs to become productive taxpaying citizens? We know that Medicaid would not pay for all of our needs but we would like some help.
Lorie says:
That's $4-5,ooo per month.
David Freels says:
Mr Atkinson,
You wrote:
"Reminds me of an illustration I heard in church as a kid. The preacher was talking about getting the facts straight and accurate thinking. His illustration said "the scriptures tell us the Judas went out and hung himself, go do thou likewise.'"
I'm not sure of the point you were trying to make, but I've heard a number of liberal Episcopal priests say you can't take Scripture literally. As an illustration they've said, "Suppose you close your eyes, open your Bible, let the Holy Spirit guide your finger as you point. Suppose your finger lands on 'Judas went out and hung himself.' You close your eyes again, flip some pages, let the Holy Spirit again guide your finger. You then open your eyes and read, "Go do thou likewise."
It always gets a laugh.
At the expense of the Holy Spirit.
After hearing this joke a couple of times, I stood up, found a Bible, and in front of everybody took it to the priest and gave it to him. "That's not true," I said. "If the Holy Spirit of the Lord of Life–who died for me and died for you–if He is truly guiding your finger, He will never tell you to kill yourself."
He looked at me a little dumbfounded.
"Try it," I said, handing him the Bible. "Try it for 10 minutes. Try it for 10 years. It'll never happen. Unless you're just like Judas."
Maurice Atkinson says:
Look, you have at your fingertips the most powerful resource ever conceived. I do have children, they are grown. One was a special needs child.
There are resources available. Your case sounds similar to mine. I searched. The NIH is a great starting point. There are also organizations that can steer you in the right direction. I utilized MDA and the NIH and ended up being part of a study at Ohio State University, funded in part by the NIH and a drug company. The research was far superior than any specialist I had seen for more than 10 years.
I'm not saying there shouldn't be some sort of assistance or direction, but in this technological advanced age (which you are using), you can do more than any state agency could do for you. Every circumstance has particulars, I wouldn't rely on government to be able to explore those. You'll wait an awfully long time.
Consider this, everyone complains about the wait in the tag line, and you're asking this same bunch that does not understand efficiency to provide a solution for you. I know there is no comparison, but the results would be comparable.
Several years ago there was a major retail development building in my neighborhood. A massive shopping center with one entrance on a 4 lane highway and another on a 2 lane road with no deceleration lane. By chance I happened to talk with the highway engineer. I mentioned to him that I had never seen such a major shopping center being erected with not so much as a deceleration lane. He replied, "that's job security." Then went on to say the road was going to be expanded to four lanes. As I write this, some 4 years later the road is nearing completion. How many auto accidents, injuries and just major traffic jams could have been avoided by simply putting a deceleration lane in first. It's government and it can't fix everything.
rightofcenter says:
I certainly feel sympathy for the parents and grandparents of these special needs kids. But tht doesn't mean I think the government is automatically the solution to the problem. Life is difficult, it is seldom fair, and the government can't make it fair. I agree with mercergirl that this looks like an insurance company problem. Perhaps that's the tactic that should be taken (a regulatory approach rather than a taxpayer approach).
As for Sonny and his compassion as compared to the Big Guy: all we can do is look at their personal histories. While Mary and Sonny were taking in foster children, Mark was fighting in court to keep from having to provide adequate child support for his own offspring. You may be suckered in by the Big Guy's political posturing, but I'm not.
Lorie says:
This is according to the NIH which is a government agency
What are the treatments for autism?
There is no cure for autism, nor is there one single treatment for autism spectrum disorders. But there are ways to help minimize the symptoms of autism and to maximize learning.
Behavioral therapy and other therapeutic options
Behavior management therapy helps to reinforce wanted behaviors, and reduce unwanted behaviors. It is often based on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Speech-language therapists can help people with autism improve their ability to communicate and interact with others.
Occupational therapists can help people find ways to adjust tasks to match their needs and abilities.
Physical therapists design activities and exercise to build motor control and improve posture and balance.
Educational and/or school-based options
Public schools are required to provide free, appropriate public education from age 3 through high school or age 21, whichever comes first.
Typically, a team of people, including the parents, teachers, caregivers, school psychologists, and other child development specialists work together to design an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) to help guide the child's school experiences.
Medication options
Currently there are no medications that can cure autism spectrum disorders or all of the symptoms. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not approved any medications specifically for the treatment of autism, but in many cases medication can treat some of the symptoms associated with autism.
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), tricyclics, psychoactive/anti-psychotics, stimulants, and anti-anxiety drugs are among the medications that a health care provider might use to treat symptoms of autism spectrum disorders.
Secretin—a hormone that helps digestion—is not recommended as a treatment for autism.
Done it. Haven't waited for the government. Winging my son's therapy for the last 2 years. I am not sitting with my hand out. Still working. Quitting next month to devote more of my time to my son since as he's getting older and more problems are emerging. I've read the books and different methods.
And if the people in the tag line are complaining, maybe they ought to have just dealt with it in a timely fashion and used the mail.
Bill Simon,
If you notice, the add says, Wash the dog.
It's my handwritting and I meant to write, WALK the dog.
The next list will say, Remove spots from carpets.
Bill Simon says:
If you're writing it, MD, shouldn't it be saying "Remove Sonny from Governor's Mansion?" 😉
I refuse to write a negative Sonny Do List.
Mine says, Move Taylor into Governors Mansion and out of his fathers house.
And, I can get away with lying like that since I'm a proud Liberal Democrat, not applying to the FDIC for deposit insurance, or under Oath at this time.
TBone says:
I like how "walk dog" is checked off and "wash dog" isn't.
gatormathis says:
and I like ROC's quote:
rightofcenter // Oct 25th 2006 at 11:04 am
As for Sonny and his compassion as compared to the Big Guy: all we can do is look at their personal histories. While Mary and Sonny were taking in foster children, Mark was fighting in court to keep from having to provide adequate child support for his own offspring. You may be suckered in by the Big Guy's political posturing, but I'm not.
So, what does the "big guy" do with his $100,000 "allowance" from daaa-deee fred and his large Lt Gov salary? I mean a man can't eat but so many cheese burgers. And he don't wanna give his baby's momma no mo' money. What is a big guy to do?
Sonny and Mary have raised their family and helped with others as well, ran businesses, held a legislative seat, and been a Gov. for 4 years, yet he is called uncompassionette.
Mark hasn't held a family together for any great measurable duration, and is on a third try. We've read stories in the paper about the product of his raising, from a few years ago, to a few months ago. His son is following in his playboy, carefree footsteps. He has been a Lt Gov for 4 years, which is mostly ceremony, as is his $100,000 "salaried" position.
Yet taylor gets comments such as "he cares". "He cares" mostly to continue the free ride and have the "power" that he thrives on.
I have saw Sonny walk 20 or 30 blocks in a parade, criss-crossing all along shaking folks' hands, enjoying the people of our state. Even in 100 degree weather hardly working up a sweat.
I've seen taylor at the debate in Perry, wiping sweat like a man cutting firewood on July 4th, sweat just a running off his face. I think it's called "sweating profusly". I've never saw him even attempt to walk a parade, and he probably never met a buffet line he didn't like. And that sweating, I still wonder if it comes from being hot-natured, or afraid what someone might burst into the room to confront him with.
Taylor's "To Do List":
1) go by the bank to put daaa-deee's check in.
2) go get cheeseburgers
3) go by the bank to put his Lt. Guv. check in
4) go get cheeseburgers
5) go visit jesse jackson
6) see if jesse wants to go get cheeseburgers
7) remember that daa-dee's checks are on direct deposit so mt can't screw that up
8) remember daa-dee said put the LG check on DD also so as not to screw that up also
9) remember that jesse usually totes a lot of cash, maybe he'll buy the cheeseburgers
10) remember to remember all this stuff
11) and remember to tell someone to run another negative ad on Sonny Perdue so Sonny will look like a bad person.
David Freels says:
There seems to be a lot of questions as to what responsibility the government has to help take care of special needs children.
Most likely our son's brain-injury was the result of a government-mandated vaccine. His batch was 19 years old when he received it at 2 months of age. The lot number had a number of "adverse events" reported but was just under the threshold for pulling it off the shelves.
And since doctors have zero liability, nobody explained to us what was going on.
Nonetheless, we chose to repair the injury as best we can. Our story was told here earlier at http://www.peachpundit.com/2006/10/18/as-predicited/ . Go to the heading "df."
If my son receives the drug he needs, there's every chance he won't need to be on Medicaid anymore.
You can see other brain-injured children before/after receiving the same FDA-approved drug at http://oceanhbo.com/client/studies/studies.htm .
The Federal government via Medicare has placed restrictions on the off-label use of this drug–unlike any other drug. The restrictions are based purely on a patient's disability. This is illegal under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Thus our quest for Medicaid coverage of this FDA-approved drug has as much to do with wrestling away the control that forbids access to the drug now monopolized by the government as much as anything else.
If the government had never been granted gatekeeper status controlling access to the drug, the insurance companies–as entrepreneurs–would have long ago discovered the drug's efficacy for brain-injury and at least guaranteed public access so as to reduce insurance costs.
And while for now this might seem like our own private family fight, eventually brain-injury–hypoxia–kills all our loved ones.
Eventually you too will scream at the senseless injustice.
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We have let insurance companies have free will with what they want to do without any oversite or anything… That's just my opinion… No I don't want big government intervention, but I do want someone to keep the insurance companies in check…
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Oh, and let me say this… Sonny's lucky that Mark Taylor has run an awful campaign and is a pretty poor choice for Governor… Had Cathy Cox been the nominee, the polls would have been looking very differently…
And had Ralph Reed been on the ticket, it would be doomesday here in Georgia just like it is everywhere else around the country for Republicans…
I'm as much as jerk as anyone on these pages. I amuse myself making crude comments at the expense of many people.
David's post reminds me, and I hope others, of responsibility.
So often, the strong do not care for the weak. But, in the end, only the strong can care for the weak.
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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound fresh sugar snap peas
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- Salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint leaves
Heat a medium skillet over medium-high heat. Add the oil and heat. Add the snap peas and saute until crisp-tender, about 3 minutes. Add the lime juice and saute, stirring, until the lime juice is almost completely evaporated. Season, to taste, with salt and pepper. Remove from the heat and stir in the mint.Credit:
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Happy New Year!
For the Lord takes pleasure in His people;
He will beautify the humble with salvation.
Psalm 149:4
Just like when you
were a child and
you created something,
you would stand back
and look at it, thinking
you were pleased with what you made...
just because you made it!
God saw all that He had made,
and it was very good.
Evening came and then morning:
the sixth day.
Genesis 1:31 HCSB
So it is with God.
*God created YOU on PURPOSE!
*God sees YOU along with
all He created in you, and
He is please with His creation...
just because He made you.
*God is able to bring together
all good things in your life
IF you will allow Him,
just as He did in the beginning of time...
and it can be very good.
Word of God
train me today...
To accept myself as purposed by God
To accept myself as pleasing to God
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Beginning this New Year, I will be changing my posts to a shorter format as I have set new goals for this year, challenging myself in new endeavors. However, I will continue reading and posting daily, in this my third year in the chronological Bible.
Janice Bittle
1/2/2017 11:11:24 am
Thank you so much for your insipired, wonderful insights into the Scripture. I eagerly read and contemplate the message each day.
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Janice, you are too kind! I appreciate your encouragement!! Be blessed in this New Year!
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Women-who-run-with-wolves has become a well-known analogy for tapping one's feminine creativity and living as a freed spirit.
Clarissa Pinkola Estes ground-breaking work, Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetypehas become a classic of female empowerment since its publication in 1992.
The power of this image -- women running with wolves, hair streaming behind them, alive with their power and wisdom -- demonstrates the power influence of archetypal characters in our personal and collective consciousness.
I define archetype as a template for a type of human character, a nexus of energies that is embodied in different ways by people and cultures.
The Mother, the Father, the Hero, the King, the Magician, the Fool, the Child/Orphan, the Damsel in Distress, and the Trickster are among dozens of archetypal characters that we see in stories throughout the ages. We also see these types in ourselves and others.
Some sources define archetype as a typical example or stereotype. An archetype is more than that because the power archetypal characters exert on us.
We may become psychologically trapped or liberated by the archetypal characters who occupy our minds.
We may find new potentials by tapping into the power of some of these archetypes or by refusing to play other archetypal roles that no longer suit who we are and want to be.
Estes uses folk and fairy tales to reveal the deep wellsprings of women's creative power.
These sources of inspiration, lessons, and motivation have always been there to teach us to be women who run with the wolves.
My creative wildness began clamoring for attention in 2004.
I had locked it away tightly during graduate school training that emphasized disciplining the mind and body for long periods of reading and research.
Estes classic Women Who Run with the Wolves turned the key in the lock.
Estes provides a wholistic perspective that makes sense of folk wisdom about women, creativity, and reclaiming a sense of self in later life.
These ideas had been burbling since I'd started researching women, menopause, and aging in academic treatments.
I reported on some of the books that supported my creative journey in my personal blog.
Wolves uses Jungian interpretation to uncover the feminine wisdom of folk tales.
Estes uses Jungian techniques to draw out the lessons in the folk tales. These stories explain what happens to women when we cut off pieces of our creative spirit, and they show how we can reclaim our life force.
The stories provide heroic examples of feminine power to inspire and guide us.
The archetypal characters in these folk stories represent parts of every person's whole character.
If we define archetype as an energy pattern that exerts power over our imagination, we come to understand how these archetypal characters influence and define us.
I recommend this book as a starting place for rediscovering the joy of fashion as artful self-expression.
Here are some other books about Jungian archetypes, goddess lore, aging and creativity. They are flagstones on the path that lead me to launch Fashion After 50. To read my reviews, follow these links:
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In an extraordinarily blunt letter to Attorney General William P. Barr, Senator David L. Boren, the Intelligence Committee chairman, asserted today that the Justice Department and the Central Intelligence Agency had misled prosecutors, a Federal judge and the American people in the case of a multibillion-dollar bank fraud involving Iraq.
The Senator's letter, laying out the reasons for his concern, called for Mr. Barr to immediately reverse his decision rejecting the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate the two agencies' handling of the case.
Mr. Barr turned down a similar request in August from the House Judiciary Committee, and Senator Boren's appeal is likely to put new pressure on him to reconsider. Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, who is chairman of the Judiciary Committee, was consulting members of his panel today on the issue.
The Intelligence Committee, which will open its own investigation on Friday, informed the Justice Department today that it intends to send a team to Atlanta to take sworn statements from the prosecutors and investigators. Gates Expected to Testify
Mr. Boren, who is a lawyer, will also call a number of C.I.A. officials, including Robert M. Gates, the Director of Central Intelligence, to determine whether the agency cooperated fully in the investigation of the case, which involved the making of billions of dollars in loans to Iraq. The committee will also interview senior department officials, but has not yet decided whether to interview Mr. Barr or former Attorney General Dick Thornburgh.Continue reading the main story
"A truly independent investigation is required to determine whether Federal crimes were committed in the Government's handling" of the case, Mr. Boren said in the letter.
The Justice Department said that Mr. Boren's demand for an independent prosecutor was motivated by partisan politics. "You can expect the Democrats to make these calls every day for the next three weeks," said Paul McNulty, a department spokesman.
A C.I.A. spokesman, Mark Mansfield, said the agency would not comment.
In his letter, Senator Boren listed four reasons why Mr. Barr should reverse himself: the recent discovery of classified documents relevant to the case; the strong public criticism of the prosecution by Judge Marvin H. Shoob, who recused himself because of his opinions about the case; a C.I.A. admission that, at the strong urging of the Justice Department, it produced what the Senator called a "misleading letter" to the prosecutors, and the announcement by both the C.I.A. and the Justice Department that they have started investigations of the case.
The Senator also made new charges. He said that documents continue "to trickle out of the C.I.A.," adding that prosecutors and Judge Shoob were not given documents that his committee had earlier received, and that his committee only last week received documents that had been given to the Justice Department. Who Was Responsible?
And Mr. Boren called into question the Justice Department's charge that the C.I.A. failed to produce documents. He said in a statement that the F.B.I., part of the Justice Department, "received or was knowledgable of nearly all of the key classified reports at the time they were originally issued."
Over the last few months, the case has turned from a simple bank fraud into one that had implications for American relations with Italy and Iraq.
A newly disclosed Justice Department memo, for example, shows that Rinaldo Petrignani, Italy's Ambassador to the United States, in a breach of diplomatic protocol, accompanied bank officials to a meeting with the Atlanta prosecutors and investigators.
A year and a half after Federal agents raided the Atlanta branch of the Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, prosecutors indicted the manager, Christopher P. Drogoul, charging him with loaning Iraq billions of dollars in violation of bank regulations, and therefore, of defrauding his superiors.
More than three years after the raid, the C.I.A. is still uncovering documents that might have helped establish the complicity of the Rome headquarters in the case. But such revelations would have weakened the case against Mr. Drogoul and might have implicated the Rome bank, which is almost wholly owned by the Italian Government.
The Senate panel's investigation will also focus on whether C.I.A. officials themselves had access to all relevant documents when writing certain reports, or whether the internal system is so compartmentalized that it shuts out the agency's own officials.Continue reading the main story


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Denise has been a regular contributor to Making Jewellery Magazine since it started in 2010. She has submitted a number of tutorials and articles on a variety of subjects and we wanted to give you an idea of some of the upcoming features. Firstly don't miss out on the article about the trip to America to take part in Tim McCreight's masterclass which will be in issue 37 (next issue). There will also be an editorial on the business of keepsake jewellery in a Q&A style so if you are interested in starting up this will be an interesting read which will be in the issue after (38) there will also be a special courses and workshops guide which will feature the new courses and classes at Clarise Jewellery School in Farsley, Leeds. There will even be a separate section advertising the new silversmithing workshops which are running from February. Look out for the magazine, as it is now available in most larger newsagents.
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Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre, Harper's parliamentary secretary, responded that the Liberal party "tries to talk out of both sides of its mouth."
I agree with Poilievre:
"The crowd was also pointedly advised that the pendulum has swung and they should be sure to vote Liberal as most grit party members now favoured the Palestinian cause over Israel – Yea Lying Jackal you read that right. Neither Jason Kenney nor PM Harper were favoured with a cheer when their names came up.
Liberal MP Paul Szabo, Liberal MP Bonnie Crombie, Omar Algabra and Carolyn Parish – Mississauga's next Mayor according to a local reporter covering the event, all being "that type of majority Liberal" were noted guests."


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Not all heroes go to war..
when pearl harbor was bombed ...several [5] young men spend an emotional night confronting each other and their fears about ''joining up''..
their ideas are quite different about what a war will mean in their lives.
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December (1991) reviewPosted : 2 years, 2 months ago on 30 September 2016 02:08 (A review of December (1991))
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Starry Night reviewPosted : 2 years, 3 months ago on 6 September 2016 04:14 (A review of Starry Night)
i own this movie on VHS..A man appears claiming to be Van Gogh..100 years after he/ lived..He has no money so he finds a way to prove he is real by taking someone to a place he had stored many unknown paintings.. a bit odd but ..i loved it.
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1969 reviewPosted : 2 years, 9 months ago on 5 March 2016 04:32 (A review of 1969)
hard to watch. i graduated that year and chose the road of marriage after working only one year..i tried to empathize with these kids..but i couldn't. it was a lost generation and everyone since pays for it
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Fire with Fire reviewPosted : 4 years, 5 months ago on 22 June 2014 03:35 (A review of Fire with Fire)
two star-crossed lovers meet and fall in love..he is in a juvenile camp with a sadistic warden..she is in a Catholic boarding school..they run away and nearly die because of the warden who comes after them..but thanks to the boys preplanning..they fight Fire with fire and escape
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According to the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association, there are two main categories of RVs. Motorized RVs are called motorhomes, and RVs towed behind another vehicle are called towables. Motorhomes are typically larger than towables and provide accommodations that are more luxurious. They also provide the convenience of being able to access the living area from the driving area. There are three classes of motorhomes: Class A, Class B and Class C.
Class A motorhomes, also called Class A RVs, are top-of-the-line RVs. They are completely self-contained and are equipped with complete kitchens and baths. Many feature a slide-out extension, and some even have a washer and dryer. Most will sleep up to six people. The Class A RV is the most luxurious, provides the most room and offers the most amenities of all RVs.
A Class A RV is built on a specially designed rolling chassis. It is available with a front-mounted engine powered by gas or diesel or with a rear-mounted diesel engine. Motorhomes equipped with the powerful rear-mounted engines are often referred to as Diesel Pushers. Class A RVs range in size from 20 to 45 feet.
Class A motorhomes are the most expensive of all RVs, according to GoRVing.com. They range in price from $50,000 to $600,000, depending on size and number of amenities.
Negative aspects of Class A RVs include the initial cost, excessive fuel use, storage of the vehicle when not in use and maneuverability.
Linda Hinkle has been a writer since 2004. She spent 29 years teaching mathematics in public high schools and now maintains a private tutoring practice. In addition to writing about education and parenting issues, she writes mathematics assessment and test prep items. Hinkle is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas, where she earned a bachelor's degree in education.
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Review of The Man Who Owns the News: Inside the Secret World of Rupert
Murdoch, by Michael Wolff. Broadway Books. 403 pps. $34.00
From Wall Street sharks and Manhattan socialites, to Hollywood stars and suits, to Brit twits and Muscovite murderers, Vanity Fair's signature personal profiles eviscerate elites. There is nothing quite like heading to the couch, beach or pool with a six-thousand word deconstruction of de Rothschild wreckage. Falling between US Weekly and Harpers, VF pieces are informative, tasty, and snarky.
Author, acerbic CNBC commentator and former columnist for New York magazine, Michael Wolff defines the brand. With The Man Who Owns the News: Inside the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch, he continues to strut his stuff.
Using Murdoch's purchase of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal from the hapless, Hapsburgian Bancroft family as his frame, Wolff serves lots of candy and cat food as he tells the story of Murdoch's rise from scion of a smallish Australian newspaper empire to master of the universe in today's amalgamated media world.
Wolff deploys the Vanity Fair style - a plethora of parenthetical clauses and dashes - exhaustive research - and access to the man himself - to surround - and skewer - his prey. Murdoch, he concludes, is actually an old-fashioned newspaperman, a palpable presence in all of his businesses, and not the arch-conservative he is cracked up to be.
The evidence in support of these positions is thin. Although Wolff credits him for understanding that "successful media is its own justification", and acknowledges that he has "a minute-by-minute mind," he often misses Murdoch's fundamental directive: expand or die.
Similarly, for all the details of the man's personality and tactics - and there are lots of details - Wolff barely addresses Murdoch's greatest strength: understanding the importance of iconic acquisitions. (See, The Times of London, The New York Post, Twentieth Century Fox, and, of course, the Wall Street Journal.) Murdoch's acquisition Los Angeles Dodgers in 1997 and of MySpace in 2005 get no innings in The Man Who Owns the News.
And in insisting on showcasing certain aspects of Murdoch's business genius, like his extraordinary tolerance for the ambivalence of non-rational players - and "a keen eye for their weaknesses" - Wolff pays insufficient attention to Murdoch's good fortune. After all, the News Corp. pirate ship almost sunk under a cargo of debt in the 1980s.
Descriptions of the mogul are so plentiful they become circular, elliptical, or downright square, in a what-else-do-we-have-to-do-here-at-Versailles level of analysis. Thus, Murdoch is a "colonist" here and a "whoremaster" there. He "began as an insider, became an outsider because people didn't understand he was an insider; became such a successful outsider that he becomes, once again, necessarily an insider." He "sees himself as the ultimate product of the liberated market - that is, when he does not see himself as the liberator of markets."
And so, even when Wolff nails Murdoch, he never quite nails him down. Oddly, we found ourselves feeling sympathetic towards the mumbling, workaholic old Aussie codger, with his orange hair, his Wal-Mart shirts, and his all-too-familiar intergenerational family woes.
Wolff takes great pains to argue that Murdoch is distancing himself both from his traditional conservative politics and his most significant invention, Fox News. Wolff would know better than most whether Murdoch "shares the feelings about Fox News regularly reflected in the liberal apoplexy." But, Wolff acknowledges, Fox News head Roger Ailes remains the one person in News Corp. that Murdoch "will not cross." And hanging out with Bono, the Google guys, and David Geffen is scarcely evidence that he's "well, almost a liberal."
Wolff labels, libels, and laughs at just about everyone and anyone who enters his narrative. Consider Rich Zannino, a man who went to night school and worked his way up to become Dow Jones Corp.'s CEO: Wolff puts him down as "a longtime climb-the-ladder company man, a man very pleased with his own chance elevation to the top spot, a quiet, eager-to-be-liked, eager-to-be-respected, eager-to-live-in Greenwich man..."
And in the end, though Murdoch gets the Wall Street Journal, the Wolff doesn't capture his prey. Contrary to Wolff's premise that Dow Jones is the pirate's last voyage, the old man who dyes his own hair is off to the next deal. Unlike Ted Turner, his one-time rival and fellow buccaneer, Rupert isn't likely to tell his own story. He'll keep giving liberals fits and Vanity Fair (and Unbalanced) some savory tidbits for a long time to come.


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Dunn's River Falls (Jamaica)
Dunn's River Falls is one of the premier set of falls in the Caribbean, with water flowing 600 feet from the top of the falls to the pool at the bottom. On the trail leading to the top of the falls, numerous small pools have formed between rocks. Guided tours to the top can be arranged. A market full of local residents selling handcrafts and restaurants are located near the falls.
Dolphin Cove
At Dolphin Cove, visitors can interact and swim with tame dolphins. It is set in a beautiful rainforest, so tourists not interested in swimming with the dolphins can hike around the grounds to observe the native birds residing in the forest. There is also a restaurant located on the premises.
Rose Hall Great House
This is the former home of Annie Palmer, the infamous white which of Jamaican folklore. She was born in Europe, but her family later moved to Haiti. While she was still young, her parents died and she was raised by her Haitian nanny, believed to be to be a voodoo queen. Eventually, Ann married and moved to this Eighteenth Century mansion and slave plantation located in Jamaica. During her life, she was married three times with each of her husbands dying mysteriously. As a result, many people speculate that she practiced voodoo and witchcraft. Today, the renovated home is open to tourists. It is full of European antiques. Tourists will also be led through the home's dungeon, which has been converted into a bar. Beautifully landscaped gardens cover the home's grounds.
North Coast Marine Sports
Tourists can charter fishing boats for deep sea fishing excursions from North Coast Marine Sports in Montego Bay. Also, this company sponsors sailing, glass bottomed boat, scuba diving, catamaran boat, and parasailing trips. North Coast Marine Sports also has a dive center.
Negril Lighthouse
This more than 100 year old lighthouse is still in operation to this day. It currently runs on solar power. Those visiting the lighthouse will also be able to enjoy picturesque views of the sea and surrounding landscape. It is also a great spot to enjoy breathtaking Jamaican sunsets.
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Just read this article about how coordination failure makes people unhappy. That's economist speak for: if you're working while your friends are playing or vice versa, you're likely to be unhappy. Free time you have while unemployed is less valuable than free time that overlaps with your loved ones' free time, because you won't have anyone to hang out with you. In college, it's fun if you skip your 2 pm philosophy class if your friend joins you for coffee on a sunny patio, but less fun if your friend decides to go to class and you ditch and drink coffee by yourself.
While I appreciate the insights of this article, I'm also a strong advocate of Rework principles. Coordination in the workplace is critical, but complete overlap of work schedules is not only unnecessary, it's often counterproductive. In any work environment, you need some time to coordinate with colleagues, but you also need some time to get shit done. For INTJ people like me, that means silence, no meetings, and freedom from interruption.
I think that the benefits of flexible work schedules are understudied and underappreciated. What we do know is that commuting makes people miserable.
And if given the choice between the disadvantages of coordination failure and the misery of commuting, I pick the inconvenience of coordination failure over the misery of commuting every time.


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I have an unexplained pain under ribcage on left side . Its been there for weeks and is now moving further up my chest.
At first I thought it was caused from anxiety. But the pain is so real and physical, it has been worrying me.
Oncologist didn't really take it seriously in my last meeting. Had an MRI done a few days ago and will get results later today. Im so nervous. What if this has spread... all kinds of things going through my head.
Anyone else had these types of aches and pains?
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Busy work routines leave less time for a fitness regime.You can't find the time in today's busy and competitive world? However a little yoga at work can go a long way. Did you know that you can include a bit of exercise even when you are in office!!! Yoga stretches to keep you alert during the workday, and to release stress before you head home:
Simple Meditation
Sitting in front of the computer screen for long hours affects the eyes, neck, back as well as shoulders of the body. A little bit of meditation can not only rejuvenate the muscles of the body, but also bring about more efficiency in your work. Therefore, make sure to close your eyes, focus on one single object and completely block out all other thoughts from your mind. Practice this at least once a day for a few minutes each to refresh and enervate your mind.
Neck Rolls
The worst part of long hours at work and especially sitting at a desk the entire day, is the effect on the neck. It is important not to let that part of the body become stiff and give it some exercise from time to time. For this exercise, you do not even need to move from your seat. Place your palms on your knees, and keeping your back straight, roll your neck slowly from one side to the other. Repeat by moving the neck the other side. Do this a few times, and repeat 2-3 times during the day.
Arm Stretch
For this exercise, you need to make sure you have some open space around your seat or cubicle. Stand up straight, with your feet apart. Now take your hands behind your back and clasp both of them together. Pull them away from your body and try and feel the stretch in your arm muscles. Then, slowly bring the arms back to the side of your body. Repeat this 4-5 times. Of course, you need to ensure you do not bump your colleague on their head as you stretch!
Wrist Stretch
This is another exercise you can do by standing straight up in front of your desk. Now, place your palms on the desk, so that your wrists are facing the laptop or computer and the fingers are pointed towards you. Applying pressure on the wrist and keeping your back straight, lean towards the front. Be careful to come back to the original position if you begin to feel any pain or of your head begins to reel.
Chair Twist-A
1. Sit on the edge of your chair, sideways with your left side facing the chair back.
2. Throughout the pose, keep your feet and knees together and even.
3. Place your hands on the chair as shown.
4. Inhale while straightening your spine. As you exhale, twist toward the back of the chair, twisting from the very bottom of your spine -- pushing with your left hand and pulling with your right hand.
5. Repeat the inhalation/straighten, exhalation/twist series several times.
6. Release and switch sides.
Chair Twist-B
1. Sit in the middle of your chair, sideways with your left side facing the chair back.
2. Repeat the same routine as in Chair Twist A.
3. Do you feel the twist in the spine at a slightly different place?
4. If you need to, place a book under your feet to keep them flat.
Chair Lower Back Stretch
1. Sit in your chair and widen your legs so they are wider than hip-distance apart.
2. From the hip crease, bend forward and allow your entire body to relax. You can round your back. Drop your head and completely relax your neck.
3. If you are not completely comfortable, try putting a rolled blanket or towel at the hip crease and lean over again.
4. Hold this pose as long as you like, allowing each exhalation to relax your body and mind a little more. Sit up on an inhalation, pause for a few moments, and try again.
The above methods are easy and comfortable yoga positions to practice while at work. However, it is always advisable to consult a professional before you implement these.


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Whether you've been attending Geneva for a while or you are just starting out, you may have already found that one place on campus that suits your atmospheric needs when it comes to studying. But what you might not know is that there are numerous nooks on campus where students with any study type can be productive. Here are the top six places to study at Geneva that you should check out if you haven't already. All of these hot spots are Wi-Fi-equipped.
6. The Lounges in Northwood – Not many students know this, but Northwood is not just a place where Business and Psychology majors can study. There are lounges located on every floor in Northwood that are available for students of any major to study! For students who need limited interactions from the occasional passerby to momentarily distract them from their studies, then the comfy couches in the Northwood Lounges can help!
5. Skye Lounge – Skye is a go-to for many Geneva students because it caters to any type of studier. From the people watcher to the daydreamer, Skye provides a breathtaking view of the Beaver River and the mountain in Eastvale where in the fall the colors are a sight to behold. During the warmer periods of the semesters, the balconies off of Skye are also a popular, private nesting place for those who wish to study outside in the fresh air.
4. The Brig – For all you talkers and multitaskers, the Brig is just for you! Grab a meal and pick a booth because the Brig is the perfect productive place for students who need noise to study. The Brig is also equipped with televisions that broadcast sports and news so you can stay up to date on how the Pens game is going while you write that Humanities paper. Win-win!
3. The Riverview Café – If you're craving caffeine or you're just having a hankering for a Pumpkin Spice Latte, then the Riverview is the place for you to hit the books. Located in the Student Center next to the Brig, the Riverview serves Starbucks coffee from 8am-10pm Monday-Friday and provides the perfect atmosphere for students who are looking for a coffee-shop study-spot. It gets better. The Riverview takes flex points, cash and credit cards so there's no excuse for you to not check it out!
2. The West Reading Room – For students who produce their best work in stone cold silence, then the West Reading Room located on the left side of the McCartney Library has your name written all over it. If the floors weren't carpeted then you could probably hear a pin drop. The second best part about the West Reading Room is the free coffee, hot chocolate and tea that are served from 8 a.m. – midnight every day!
1. BFCAT – Beaver Falls Coffee and Tea Company wants every Geneva student to know that they are welcome to make themselves at home! For a change of scenery from campus, BFCAT can provide an eclectic atmosphere where the aroma of roasting coffee beans enriches the air and tickles the taste buds. Grab your friends, grab your books and don't forget your cash because you'll want to sample some fresh baked goods to go along with your steamy brew!
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told him from the beginning that I didn't want to be his long term girlfriend, that I'd been in a 6 year (lived together) relationship before and that if he ever felt that he couldnt see long term to just let me go and not waste my time bc I do want a family and I'm not getting any younger. Because of that fact I'm terrified of "moving on" even if I could. it took me about 4 years after my 6 yr relationship before I feel in love my current boyfriend. I feel like he's the one for me so how do you move on from that even if he doesn't feel the same? I'm scared that I won't have 'time' to fall in love again (if that's even a possibility) I'm also afraid that staying is wasting my time too if he can't tell me he wants
These feeling have been brewing for many years and is the source of a lot of insecurity and thus arguments we have. They mostly come from the way he responds when I have brought up the subject. He will sometimes give me a glimmer of hope and tell me that he's been "thinking about it more" or that he is "thinking about rings" but then months will go by blissfully then some holiday will approach and I ask about the timing again and he'll have seemingly changed his mind saying he feels "scared" (bc he is a child of divorce-I see why that might make him scared but many people are and still get married!) "not ready and not sure when he'll be ready" or not sure "we'll make it" thus spurring depression for me and feelings of my love being taking for granite. If I start to cry then it becomes an argument in which it's my fault for making myself feel that way by getting my hopes up about it or that I've "ruined it" because now we're arguing when things were going good before I brought the subject up.
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Marriage is not a game, its a lifelong commitment. The person you want to marry should be the type that will turn the world upside-down to make it happen. It seems that there are better matches for you out there... sometimes its better to think with your head instead of your heart.
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I think he has a point. You knew what his views were from the beginning and you made a choice to stay, so I'm sorry to say you can't blame anybody but yourself for wasting your own time. You cannot change his mind because he is unwilling to change his heart. His heart won't change unless he's willing to talk to someone about his fears and doubts. Maybe that someone is you or someone else, but to me it sounds like he's had enough time and you're at a dead end. I think it's time that you decided what is more important to you; either it's your values or a dead end relationship. These two options will be complicated but which one can you see yourself in? Don't worry about your age either, I've known several people who married, or remarried later in life, but they are so much happier for it.


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Top of the Lake: China Girl (2017)
Critic Consensus: Top of the Lake remains impressively idiosyncratic and ambitious in its second season, even if the plot of this six-episode arc isn't quite as tightly wound as its predecessor's.
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All the forced coincidences will make your eyes roll, as if Australia is some kind of tiny town where everyone just happens to be connected somehow, criminally and/or romantically.
China Girl is full of aphorisms and statements that might be profound if they weren't so nonsensical.
Kidman, part of the recent ensemble in HBO's Emmy-nominated Big Little Lies, is even more impressive here as the possessive, high-strung Julia while Dencik completely inhabits the role of thoroughly oily "Puss."
For all of China Girl's didacticism, it has great characters, a mischievous sense of humor, grace notes.
China Girl does what True Detective hoped to -- it is intense, disturbing and bizarre without buckling under the weight of its philosophies or politics.
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According to a press release from Hiphopplaya today, Soriheda announced that he'll be releasing his 2nd official album "Soriheda 2."
Soriheda has always gone for the vintage and retro sound, in which he showed in his first album "Soriheda" but it seems like in the upcoming album, the sounds will be a lot deeper and clearer.
A representative from Soriheda's end said, "The album is a combination of the thoughts, imaginations, and languages derived from the different environments and lives of the vast theme "us." The different material quality and various shaped pieces all form inside this cast and inside, a new picture is created. The album is in its last stage of production and it'll be set to release in November."
His last album release was a concept album called "A Spring Night on the River" which was uploaded for free this past April while his first official album was released in February of 2011. Despite coming back with a new official album after 21 months, he's been fairly busy with being in charge of mixing and mastering for other artists such as B-Free, Andup, etc.
It's rare of producers to release albums nowadays and I'm definitely excited for this one since I really enjoyed his first album, especially the track "Confused" featuring Delicat. Also, am I the only one who thought of Brown Eyed Soul from the album cover?
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Burton Kale
Burton Kale
Olive Oil
Tons of Kale- washed and chopped
Veggie Broth
Red Wine Vinegar
Italian Blend Mrs. Dash
I put about a tablespoon of the oil in, and heat it up. Next goes in the Kale - as much as I can stuff in the pan. Then I pour a bit of broth and vinegar over the greens, and season with Mrs. Dash. I put a lid on to steam it down a bit. I stir occasionally until it is the cook-edness that we like.
Anywhooooo... I would love any suggestions of how you do greens at your house. We do salads and stuff, but I don't like some of these heartier greens like Kale in salad. Too much for my teeth... and while my boys are awesome salad eaters, they won't do it either. Any ideas would be appreciated :)
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Great idea! I need another way to eat Kale, so we are definitely going to try this!! The only Kale eating I've really done is that I make this smoothie every morning (link below) or at least I used to until I started making Happy Shakes. The kale-apple smoothie is really good with collard greens in it too. I am branching out one little leafy green at a time! Next up... mustard greens!ReplyDelete
Ummm hello. Today I made Kale on the side WITHOUT vinegar-- who in the world told me that you had to do it with vinegar because it was like 10 times better without. Holy cow. I just steamed it with a bit of olive oil, water and spices... SOOOOO much better. I am embarassed that I even posted this recipe! Yuck! We liked it alright- but I thought it was just the only option so I think I was TRYING to like it... if that makes sense.ReplyDelete


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late happy halloween
apart from the fact that i didn't get to be in thorpe park's fright night
we had a flat party n it was just great!
my new pal A___A
went to the mcm expo
didn't do a lot really, just went there to basically see what uk events are like
and of course i met my LINE-CHAN (何....?!)
just found this in my folder and thought i should share my 'sexy' troll-ish face
* the one next to me is 雪嵐 =__,=
i'd better start doing the UCAS application (doh)
yup, here we go again.....................
tmr is gonna be my working day!
imma finish everythg, hopefully :I
looking forward to going to japan, i must say
haven't been there for years
just needa get the tickets sorted tmr and i'll be die happy
right time to do some exercise, push-up time! (rock)


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change the format when the format becomes stale
operate out of inspiration not expectation
affirm your interests and the interests of others
"It's taking more time on less, rather than less time on more. Being around that, seeing it all the time, it's a higher standard. Once you get a taste of that you can't take a step back. It's like a language—you can't forget it."
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'My heart will be in my mouth if kids race', says Gillian
Ruby Walsh's glamorous wife Gillian doesn't want her children to follow their father on to the racecourse.
The mother-of-three said she would be a bag of nerves if she had to watch her children cantering around the track like their dad.
"Oh my God, I don't know about that. My heart would be in my mouth if they ever decided to ride," she told the Herald.
It may not have been Ladies' Day, but there was still plenty of glamour on show at Prestbury Park yesterday.
Dragons' Den star Eleanor McEvoy enjoyed lunch with Chanelle McCoy, wife of former jockey AP, who will be appearing on the new series of the show later this month.
"Chanelle was an absolute sweetheart. I actually have a girl crush on her. She was brilliant," Eleanor said.
"I'm in year two of the show and I genuinely think it has changed what people say," she added.
"When I grew up, nobody told you that you could run your own business.
"If you came home and said, 'I'm going to run my own business', they would say, 'Oh, you must be a failure and you can't get a real job'. That's the Irish thinking."
Annual attendee Margaret Connolly, from Mullingar, said there's no other place like Cheltenham for a good time.
"I just love the atmosphere. I've travelled all around the world and there's nowhere like Cheltenham. It feels like home," she said.
To celebrate St Patrick's Day, the statue of Arkle was lit up green. There was plenty of good news for the Irish contingent, with a remarkable six winners.
Today it's the biggest of the big ones - the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Last night, punters headed into Cheltenham town to soak up the atmosphere and blow their winnings.
Niamh Flynn (33), from Co Meath, was planning an early night.
"I come every year. I got here Monday night and was here bright and early on Tuesday to see the horses in the gallops," she said.
"It's really something. Cheltenham is the Olympics of our sport. Every horse wants to win here."


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