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Brittany Howard who is the front lady of the band "Alabama Shakes" is the re-birth of soulful rock. Well, in my opinion she is….And I am just calling it how I see it. The tendriled curly-haired vivacious Sista has pipes that put her in the rankings to be compared to Rock legends such as Tina Turner and Janis Joplin, a voice like Howard's is considered a gem and we are lucky to have experienced a raw talent like Howard's with all the mumbo Jumbo that is clogging up the radio airwaves ..(I know some of y'all feel me) currently the band has a new released self titled album which features their hit single "Hold on" which has went viral, "Hold On" is a motivational anthem that makes you want to sway back and forth and chant along to the chorus. Howard shows a lot of her Rock inspired roots in her motivational Anthem however, she has tracks like "Rise to the Sun" & "Hang loose " that give a more subtle Amy Whinehouse feel. The Alabama Shakes are currently on tour at the moment and about a month ago or so they played at the Fonda theatre right here in LA which ended up being a sold out show. MTV co-signed them as the top band to look out for in 2012 but it still surprises me that a lot of music connoisseurs have not discovered them yet…but with a talent as big as Howard's I'm sure the whole world will be singing their praises sooner than later.
Rumor has it "The Alabama Shakes" maybe working with Jack White.
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This is a short film that illustrates the process I go through to complete a commission. A portrait marks a particular moment in a families life. I work closely with my clients to discover the environments that make them feel the most at home and comfortable. This has proven to be successful when producing beautifully natural painted portraits. The painting is only a fraction of its outcome, it's the people that are being painted that makes it something special.
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1. Consultation
Before starting any project, a consultation with the client is essential. Within this consultation we can discuss the setting for the photoshoot that will be used to create the painting from, it is essential that you choose a place that you feel most comfortable in to ensure the most natural looking imagery. I will travel anywhere you need me to be and will bring the relevant equipment for your chosen location
2. Photoshoot
The main aim of the shoot is to have an enjoyable time and feel relaxed. If you want to have a break feel and uncomfortable there is no rush, we can take our time until we get the right image. I will give you the direction I feel would make a well balanced composition for a painting but if there is anything you would like to do or try then just ask. Once we are happy with the images taken, I will then go ahead and produce your painting.
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By Maddy Pettit
When I was in high school, and going on college visits with my parents, I became fixed on two very different schools: the University of Iowa, a large research institution, and Loras College, a small private school. I remember telling my mom how I was leaning towards the smaller school because I wanted an intimate community feeling. My mom, however, had a different view. She kept pushing me to look closer at the University of Iowa. With a larger university, if I wanted to change my major once, twice… or even three times… it would be far easier to do so with so many majors to choose from. But no, I told her, I already know what I want to do for the rest of my life!
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In many parts of the world, the winter season is bleak and cold. For those that enjoy making connections with nature, winter can seem particularly unforgiving. Most or all of the green is gone, the days are short, and everything in the natural world seems to be dormant or hibernating. Despite the seemingly dreary days, there are many things to look for and enjoy during winter. Nature is dynamic; attentive observers will find that the bleak winterscape has more points of interest than the casual observer would think could be found.
Look for Colors
How many different colors of brown are there? How about shades of gray? Almost more than you can count. Brown and gray may not seem interesting, but take a closer look. Notice the trunk and bark of a sycamore or beech tree. With most trees missing their leaves, pay attention to the other features trees have to offer. Some species of trees will hold on to their dead, brown leaves through the winter. Notice how beech leaves start the winter a medium shade of brown and by late winter have become almost white and paper thin.
Look for Patterns
Winter is a time of sharp contrasts. Observe the patterns that tree branches make, silhouetted against a blue or gray sky. Stark shadows from that same tree will create a somewhat different pattern on the lawn, roadway or side of a building. Shadows from a loose cluster of tree trunks form an irregular series of lines, light and dark, across the pavement.
Take another look at those trees trunks with the different shades of brown and gray. Their bark forms a variety of patterns and shapes. Some are smooth and large, almost flowing; some are ragged and coarse. Winter provides an almost endless array of shapes and lines to stimulate the creative, artistic eye.
Look at Different Times, Different Days
The winter landscape is constantly changing. Find a particular view or scene that you enjoy. It may be through a window at work or at home, or a particular place that you walk past more than once a day. Notice how it changes at different times of day. What is hidden in deep shadows early or late in the day that the midday sun reveals? How does the character of this scene change when sun turns to clouds and clouds turn to rain? There will be other differences from week to week and month to month. If there is vegetation in your view, late in winter, subtle changes will start to occur, whispering the pending arrival of spring.
By late winter, it can seem like winter will never end. Even though we understand it is part of the natural cycle, that does not make winter any less cold! Distracting the creative and observant parts of the mind with the visual character of the landscape, both subtle details and dramatic vistas, is one way to forget about the less pleasant aspects of winter. Soon, it will be spring.
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} Transamerica fund grows 43.6 percent By Craig Tolliver, CBS MarketWatch Last Update:
The top capital appreciation fund in the CBS.MarketWatch.com SuperStar fund radar for the one-year period ending Oct.27, 1998 is Transamerica Investors Premier Aggressive Growth Fund (TPAGX). This young no-load fund has an impressive one-year return of 43.6 percent. Started in mid 1997, the fund has gained 45.3 percent since inception and currently sports a year-to-date gain of 34.6 percent. Fund manager Phillip Treick keeps turnover low at 17 percent and focuses on growing franchises protected by high barriers to competition.
As of Sept. 30 1998, nearly 90 percent of the $70 million portfolio was invested in equities, with the remainder in cash or cash equivalents. Over 60 percent of assets are tied up in the top ten holdings of the fund. Dell Computer (DELL) DELL is the most notable holding, comprising nearly ten percent of the portfolio. Amazon.Com (AMZN) AMZN, -4.01% , employee administrative services firm ProBusiness Services (PRBZ) PRBZ and insurer General Re Corp. (GRN) GRN, +1.62% are prominent as well, each carrying positions over seven percent. There are currently 88 equity holdings in the portfolio.
DLJ expanding fund distribution
The Winthrop Mutual Funds, managed by the DLJ Asset Management Group, is planning to expand its distribution base through financial intermediaries. The Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp. (DLJ) DLJ unit has hired Boston-based Funds Distributor, Inc. to handle distribution of the $860 million fund family. The Winthrop Mutual Fund Family is comprised of nine open-end mutual funds including three domestic and two international equity funds, two fixed income funds and two money market funds. Winthrop Growth & Income Fund (WFGIX) is in the top 20 percent of its peer group for the one- and three-year periods. As of Oct.27, 1998, the fund's one-year return was 19.7 percent and the three-year return was 22.9 percent. The expense ratio of 1.22 percent in the $154 million growth and income fund seems high considering the 4.75 percent upfront load and its low turnover of 20 percent. Buying into this 49 year-old fund is cheap, however. Minimum initial investment is $250.00. Minimum subsequent investment is $25.00.
New 401(k) offerings for small business
Employees working for small businesses using Hartford Life Insurance Co. (HLI) HLI, -4.02% to handle their 401(k) needs will now be offered more investment choices. The Hartford Advantage, a defined contribution plan for companies with 25 to 250 employees, added four new money management firms and 18 new investment options. Employees can now choose among 10 money management firms and 36 professionally managed investment options, plus a fixed account.
Some of the new mutual fund offerings include well-established funds like Janus' Twenty Fund (JAVLX), Balanced Fund (JABAX) and Worldwide Fund (JAWWX), and Neuberger & Berman's Partners Trust (NBPTX), Guardian Trust (NBGTX) and Limited Maturity Bond Trust (NBLTX). "The addition of the new investment options allows us to more completely cover the risk-reward spectrum for retirement investors," Hartford marketing executive Peter Vogt said. "When we selected the new investment options, we wanted to ensure we gave 401 plan sponsors options in each investment category." Hartford Life is majority owned by The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. (HIG) HIG, -0.12% .


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Watford Museum will once again host an exhibition in celebration of Graham Taylor's connection with the community.
Supported by Watford FC, the popular exhibition will showcase memorabilia from Graham Taylor's two eras at the club, his role in the community and his true affection for our town.
Elected Mayor of Watford, Dorothy Thornhill, says: "Graham Taylor had a strong connection with our town and with Watford Museum. It is wonderful to have the exhibition return so that people can enjoy the memorabilia on display and relive some of the great memories of Graham's time as one of Watford's golden boys."
Watford Museum Curator, Sarah Priestley, adds: "I am delighted that the exhibition is returning. We are very grateful to Rita Taylor and family and Watford Football Club to for their support. The exhibition will feature a unique number of objects the family have loaned.
"Graham Taylor was always really supportive of our work at the museum and he personally donated some of the items we'll have on display, including his scrapbooks."
The One Graham Taylor exhibition will be on display at Watford Museum until Saturday 24 February 2017.
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My family is full of very talented people. My mother taught my sisters and me how to sew on her old Singer sewing machine. I won't tell you how long ago that was, but it was around the time that JFK was president.
I'm not sure where I got the quilting bug from, probably my grandmother and my aunts (paternal). A few years ago I was blessed to receive a quilt made by my grandmother (mama Evie). Recently my niece sent me two more quilts made by her.
This quilt is called a Lone Star quilt. It is made up of a large star that takes up most of the quilt top. The star has eight points, and each section is comprised of pieced diamonds. It has also been called the Mathematical Star, Native Americans called it the Morning Star. Other common names are the Star of the East and Bethlehem Star. It was dubbed Lone Star by quilters in Texas because it's the Lone Star state which is what most people call it. Being from Texas, guess what I call it?
It has some significant damage, but I would like to try and save it. It has been all hand sewn, pieced and quilted. Some of the fabric might have to be replaced because it it torn and shredded. There are two schools of thought on the procedure to repair a damaged quilt. Some believe that all the original fabric should be saved; the restorer places the new piece of fabric over the damaged piece. If this is done however the repaired section will be thicker that the surrounding pieces which may present a problem down the road. The other option is to cut out the damaged piece and replace it with new fabric. Since this quilt was made over 60 years ago it would be impossible to match the fabric or color. The repaired section would definitely stand out. I haven't decided which method I will choose. Currently I am marking the sections that need repair.
This quilt is a simple criss-cross quilt. There are several different patterns for criss-cross quilts this one is a block with sashing in between on the diagonal. It's very cool if you notice all the diagonal strips line up and all the blocks are even. If you look closely you can also see that the sashing looks like x's and diamonds. Even though the quilt is probably at least 40-50 years old it has a very modern feel to it. Both of them are hand pieced and hand quilted.
It also has significant damage. Although sad it is proof that these quilts were used and loved which after all was the reason they were made.


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At Windmill Windup in Amsterdam we tend to get praised for the great food we provide. I think that good food is a very important aspect of any good tournament, since you want people to be able to perform well during 2 or more days straight...
There was one tournament last year where the food was terrible and there was nowhere near to get good food (the tournament was held in the middle of nowhere in a monastery).
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As fall is approaching I realize I need to go and do some damage to my account because I barely have anything to keep me warm that`s stylish for the cold weather. Yikes! This season I am seeing a lot of over sized sweaters,cardigans and tops being paired with crop pants. As well one of my favorite things are leggings and normally I would double up in winter because they are thin but I have been seeing thick leggings, almost a pant material but is soft and comfortable like leggings. The military jacket was in last season but has made a return and I might get one, they are great to style up a casual outfit or dress down a fancy one.
As a fashion blogger I feel ashamed (only a little) because of my shoe collection, it`s horrible. I have barely any heels,I think they all walked out on me, and none of some of the essentials.I need more stockings especially the printed ones, and i need way more dresses to get ready for the holiday parties.
1.classic black pump
2.colored pump
3.fitted blazer
4.sexy booties
5.patent black purse
6.nude color sidebag
7.white v-neck tee/tank
8.boyfriend jeans
9.black mini skirt
10.denim jacket
12.bold rings
Boy am I slacking. No need to worry because now that school is back in session, I will have to buckle down and focus less on going partying and more on you. The only sad part is that my shopping will have to wait until the paycheck comes, then I will go crazy.
Have you realized your wardrobe is not ready for Fall/Winter 2010? Tell me what essentials your are missing out on?


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Sawgrass Area, Florida Enjoys Enhanced Wireless Coverage, Services
JACKSONVILLE, FL — Verizon Wireless, which operates the nation's largest and most reliable wireless network, has activated a new advanced digital cell site in the Sawgrass area to enhance wireless services for residents, businesses and visitors.
The site, located near Rosco Boulevard and Solana Road, utilizes the most advanced 3G high-speed wireless network (EV-DO Rev. A), which allows customers to enjoy clearer call reception and faster speeds when sending text or multimedia messages. This advanced network also complements the latest wireless services, such as V CAST – which allows customers to stream video clips, play cutting-edge 3D games and download full song tracks over the air; VZ Navigator(SM) – a location-based service offering maps, audible driving directions, traffic updates, gas station locations and pricing; and the newest, most reliable Push To Talk technology.
In addition, customers using the company's Mobile Broadband data service to wirelessly access their e-mail and calendars, the Internet and other information, can expect average download speeds of 600 kilobits per second (kbps) to 1.4 megabits per second and average upload speeds of 500-800 kbps.
The new site is part of the company's continuing investment to expand coverage, increase capacity and enhance quality of its voice and data network throughout the country. Verizon Wireless has invested nearly $2 billion in its Florida network since the company was formed.
About Verizon WirelessVerizon Wireless operates the nation's most reliable and largest wireless voice and data network, serving 87.7 million customers. Headquartered in Basking Ridge, N.J., with more than 87,000 employees nationwide, Verizon Wireless is a joint venture of Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) and Vodafone (NYSE and LSE: VOD). For more information, visit www.verizonwireless.com. To preview and request broadcast-quality video footage and high-resolution stills of Verizon Wireless operations, log on to the Verizon Wireless Multimedia Library at www.verizonwireless.com/multimedia.


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This is a beautiful pair of pewter and sterling silver pelican earrings . The pelican charms are lead free pewter and the earwires are sterling silver. These measure approx. 1 1/2 in. long. These are shown with 2 4mm grey faceted glass beads on the sterling silver earwire. Made in the USA.
Buy them just the way they are shown, or I can make these with almost any colored crystal or glass you would like. A selection of gemstones and freshwater pearls are also available, just email me for your options. Great for the bird lover! Be sure to check out my other bird designs as well. A fun gift-or for yourself, of course!
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Rough GPS position Latitude. 31.9572°, Longitude. -90.9828°
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Weather near Port Gibson Methodist Church Last report from Vicksburg, Vicksburg / Tallulah Regional Airport, LA 55.5km awayTemperature: 9°C / 48°F
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Geographic features & Photographs around Port Gibson Methodist Church in Mississippi, United States
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Port Gibson Methodist Church (0km)
- Saint James Episcopal Church (0.1km)
- Saint Josephs Catholic Church (0.1km)
- First Baptist Church (0.2km)
- First Presbyterian Church (0.3km)
- Port Gibson Baptist Church (0.6km)
- Saint Peter African Methodist Episcopal Church (0.6km)
- Rising Sun Baptist Church (1.2km)
- Second Baptist Church (1.3km)
- Saint Marks Church (1.7km)
- Magnolia Church (2.5km)
- Mercy Seat Church (6.1km)
- Welcome Church (6.8km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Brashear Academy (historical) (0.4km)
- Presbyterian Seminary of Learning (historical) (0.7km)
- Port Gibson High School (0.9km)
- Richardson Elementary School (1km)
- Chamberlain -Hunt Academy (1.7km)
- Addison Elementary School (2.1km)
- Addison High School (2.2km)
- Rising Sun School (historical) (2.6km)
- Archer School (historical) (4.3km)
- Ramola School (historical) (5km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- First Baptist Church of Port Gibson (0.2km)
- Temple Gemiluth Chassed (0.2km)
- Collina Plantation (historical) (0.9km)
- Idlewild Plantation (historical) (1.2km)
- Claremont Plantation (historical) (1.6km)
- Woodstock Plantation (historical) (1.8km)
- Sunnyside Plantation (historical) (3.6km)
- Holly Rood Plantation (historical) (4km)
- Bayou Plantation (historical) (4.6km)
- Highland Home Plantation (historical) (6.4km)
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Jewish Cemetery (0.5km)
- Port Gibson Catholic Cemetery (0.5km)
- Wintergreen Cemetery (0.9km)
- Scott Cemetery (1.1km)
- Humphreys Cemetery (6.6km)
dam a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Port Gibson Sewage Lagoon Dam (1.9km)
- Lewis Lake Dam (3.3km)
- Middleton Lake Dam (3.6km)
- Alberta Hills Lake Dam (5.2km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Towyard Branch (1.4km)
- Little Bayou Pierre (4km)
- Bakers Creek (4.4km)
- Centers Creek (4.7km)
building(s) a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Port Gibson City Hall (0.2km)
- Irwin Russell Memorial Museum (0.3km)
- Claiborne County Courthouse (0.7km)
section of populated place a neighborhood or part of a larger town or city.
- Green Meadow (subdivision) (1.8km)
- Holly Rood (subdivision) (2.2km)
tower a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WCSP-AM (Port Gibson) (3.1km)
- WKPG-AM (Port Gibson) (6.7km)
administrative division an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- District 1 Supervisor District (6.8km)
mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Bayou Pierre Mounds (3.3km)
hospital a building in which sick or injured, especially those confined to bed, are medically treated.
- Claiborne County Hospital (1.6km)
spring(s) a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Jacksons Spring (5.6km)
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Port Gibson (0.5km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Lewis Lake (3.3km)
second-order administrative division a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Claiborne County (4.9km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Oak Square Park (0.5km)
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- Old Vicksburg Bridge bridge landmark
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- Vicksburg National Military Park park
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- Vicksburg (Mississippi) city h city
- Battle of Vicksburg military landmark
- Natchez State Park park
Airports close to Port Gibson Methodist ChurchJackson international(JAN), Jackson, Usa (122.1km)
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Message from City of Hamilton - Temporary Closure of Claremont Access on May 28th
Message from City of Hamilton:
Hamilton, ON – May 27th, 2015 – On Thursday, May 28th Hamilton's Public Works Department will close the Claremont Access temporarily as part of ongoing rehabilitation work on the overpasses along the access. The access will be closed between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. on Thursday.
Hamilton Police will be on site at Wellington and Main Streets to assist with the closure and prevent traffic from travelling upbound onto the access. Downbound traffic will be diverted off the Claremont Access onto Charlton Street with detour signs guiding motorists back to Victoria Street.
Please plan your routes accordingly. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.


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Cedars Village is a $128,750 property on a 0.23 acre lot located in Battle Ground, WA.
Clark County's newest golf course community! Cedars Village is ideally located on the scenic Cedars on Salmon Creek golf course. Nestled minutes from Hockinson this incredible subdivision offers large, level greenbelt lots providing the flexibility of one level floor plans and 3 car garages. 117 fantastic ready to build lots to choose from. Call for pricing, timing and availability.
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The last of the evening light is fading, it is nearly 7:30, sunset. The color has slipped from the sky, yet I linger on the deck, loathe to call it a day. The late summer night sounds are starting their prelude to fall, which is whispering through the leaves.
Monthly Archives: August 2016
These waning days
The days of August are down to just 5. I still have much to do, but can see items already going over the waterfall and into September. I just find that it is hard to set aside the time for tasks I know could take hours. Not that leaving them undone shortens the time they will take. These are the tasks that require time on the phone getting tech help, just exhausting to contemplate. Meanwhile the tasks that can be broken into bits I am making progress on, albeit slowly. Monday I will set aside the possibly hours I need to spend on the phone. I just have to suck it up and do it. Gird my loins, so to speak. The waning days of August make it a must.
A couple weekends ago while in Provincetown for a wedding we strolled by this house. It is an old firehouse and the porch is behind the original door to the fire truck bay. Anyhow, I could pass many a pleasant hour on this porch. It soothes me just to look at the photo. I also would be unlikely to accomplish very much, but what a spot to be lazy in!!
Last year on August 9th I revisited the place of my wedding reception. Twenty six years had passed, and the entire place has fallen into a state of decay and is abandoned. It was a very sad sight to see, and left me feeling more than a bit uncomfortable, that pit of your stomach fluttery feel. 4 days later, just 6 days from our anniversary, I sat in an ICU room beside my husband and all the machines. Now I am not saying that visiting the old Woodlawn Club gave me a premonition or anything, that is just a weird conincidence. Hindsight gives us the ability to look back and see things clearer, so I can't say that on August 13th everything was fine, but I can say that by the end of that day very little was fine. And for many days and weeks after that it was difficult to know if fine was achievable. The whole fall went by both quickly and slowly as amazingly progress was occuring. Now we are approaching that year mark, the point at which we can move from the "a year ago life was fine" stage into the next one. 364 of 365 is upon us. We will step beyond the initial year mark and then beyond the ones of seeing Joe learn how to walk again, talk, feed himself, and all the other tasks we mainly do without thinking. We will pass the year mark of coming home, of bypass surgery, the loss of a lifelong career due to being unable to return to work. There is much to celebrate at the end of each day as his brain continues to recover, rewire, recall and relearn. It can be a painstaking process at times that feels endless, yet it is amazing in what the brain can do. Only 1 other family we met in the Brigham's ICU , where Joe was transferred to, had a family member leave to go to a rehab facility. So we feel very lucky. Fine is achievable, fine also has to be elastic.
Over the past year 4 people I know have put their houses on the market. 2 have now moved, 1 is due to next month and the final one just listed their house a month ago. The first two were casual friends, yet I do miss the one wo moved first more than I thought I would. The one who is moving next month is a dear friend of 20 years. We would get together once a month for breakfast and did our "project of the month" declarations which we held each other accountable for. She is moving far away, many states away. And though we will be able to email, breakfasts will be off the list. Lastly, the 2nd neighbor who is planning to move will leave just 2 houses on the street that have had the same owners for decades. All is change, I know that, and each of them are moving on to something new as we will in a few years. It just has made me more pensive I guess. Possibly it is the acknowledgement that no longer do the houses have classmates of my children in them, the end of an era. None of us are young parents or future parents, that is part of the past now. I am just caught in a state of pending.
It feels as if I am not gaining on things. Yet I know I am. I am so far behind in blog writing and reading those I follow that I don't think I will catch up. So I have to start from here, August 2nd and try to get back into the swing of things. The website design is going onto 2nd draft, all my call for entries in for this month and a couple of pieces on the way from the lab. It is just the readings and writing that has gotten short shrift. Hopefully this month it will start to click back into smoother running!


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This Morning's Ben Shephard may have just ruined the ending of A Street Cat Named Bob, so all excited fans eager to see the movie should probably look away now.
Bob – melting viewers' hearts in a fetching green scarf – was relaxing on the sofa with owner James Bowen to promote their upcoming movie, adapted from James's book of the same title.
Speaking about how the pair became inseparable when James was homeless and battling drug addiction – spurring his heartwarming true story – James told Holly and Ben: "Bob was injured and he was just sitting on my doorstep.
"And he had an abscess on his leg, so I took him to the RSPCA and spent the last of my money [from] busking on antibiotics.
"Then he started following me more each day until he started following me on the bus. I had to take responsibility, and I didn't realise that the love he was giving me was making me change my ways."
Actor Luke Treadaway – who plays James in the Roger Spottiswoode-directed film – was also on the ITV show, and revealed how James was on set everyday to help direct Bob – who of course plays the famous feline himself.
"Every single take, Bob would do the same moves on command," James said, while high-fiving Bob.
Ben then told James, Luke and Bob that he watched the film with his children, and was very moved by the end when Luke becomes James – making an emotional cameo just before the movie finishes.
"You've just blown it [the ending]!" James chided Ben, who turned a shade of rouge.
When IS Phillip Schofield back from holiday? 😉
A Street Cat Named Bob will be released in the UK on November 4, and opens in the US on November 18.
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1 package Maruchan Romen, beef flavor
1-14 oz can Beef broth
1/4 cup Teriyaki sauce
1/2 stalk Celery, sliced to 1/4 inch
1/2 cup Broccoli, finely chopped
1-3.5 oz can Mushrooms, sliced and drained
2 medium Green onions, sliced
2 cloves Garlic, minced
1/2 tsp Celery salt
1-1/2 tbsp Cornstarch
In a medium wok, add the beef broth and teriyaki sauce and heat to medium-high, bring to a slight boil. Add the celery, broccoli, mushrooms, green onions, garlic and celery salt. Bring to a boil and then reduce heat to medium and simmer for 8-10 minutes.
In a skillet, add the flank steak and saute until there is no pink.
When the meat is done and the time is done on the wok, add the meat and the ramen noodle and simmer for 3 minutes.
When done, add a little water to the cornstarch, mix, and then add it to the wok, off the heat, return to heat, lower heat to low and simmer for 5 minutes or until broth thickens. Serve.
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Where: Zurich, Swiss Alps, Lake Como
How Long: 5 days
When spring is in the air, there's often no better time to visit the Alps. With the abundance of new flora, the mountain passes just starting to open, the rivers and waterfalls raging from early snow melt from up high, plus roads that can often be completely deserted, it is the perfect time of year to immerse yourself in nature at her striking best.
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Day 1 – Arrive in Zurich
Arrive at Zurich airport and make your way to B2 Boutique Hotel + Spa Zurich.
That evening we will pre book dinner for you at either the Terrace Restaurant on the banks of the river Limmat, from where you can enjoy also a nice walk around the city.
Hotel: 4 Star B2 Boutique Hotel + Spa
Day 2- Tour through the Swiss Alps to Lake Como
Today in the morning the car will be delivered to the hotel and you will be provided with a detailed walktrough over the 4 days of driving. Also we will handover the driving notes, maps and itinerary and answer any questions you migh have. Your first tour will take you south and through the Alps to Lake Como. The first stage of the drive takes you up and away from Zurich, through the rolling countryside south of the city, before picking up the shores of Lake Luzern. Here you will stop for a first morning coffee in the beautiful lakeside resort of Weggis. After a coffe break, head around the lake, then south into the Alps, where you will stop for lunch in the beautiful Alpine resort of Andermatt. The town is often referred to as being at the center of the center of the Alps where three rivers meet. The village is surrounded by Alpine peaks and passes. After lunch, continue south through the Alps (via the Gotthard tunnel) and down to the lakeside resort of Lugano. Here you can stop for afternoon teas at the beautiful Hotel Splendide, before continuing along the northern shores of Lake Lugano, and then across a small pass and down to the shores of Lake Como, and the picture postcard resort of Tremezzo, where you will be based for the night.
Hotel: 3 Star Hotel La Darsena
Day 3 – Tour into the Swiss Alps via Lake Como
Today , start your journey north and literally "through" the Alps, via the sweeping Maloja pass. En route you will stop at the picture postcard village of Soglio (set in an isolated valley, with wonderful slate roofed houses), before continuing up the sweeping Maloja Mountain Pass, and onto the Engadin / St Moritz region of Switzerland. Drive along the beautiful upper Engadin valley, pass the glacial lakes Sils and Silvaplana, and into the resort of St Moritz where you will stop for lunch. After lunch, head down to the small lake, take a walk around this most jet set of ski resorts. Now continue your journey east, and onto possibly the most scenic valley in the whole of Switzerland, the Upper Engadin valley, where you tour past picture postcard medieval villages and small fairytale castles, before arriving in Scuol, where you will be based for the evening.
Hotel: 3 Star Hotel Anica
Day 4 – Tour back to Zurich via Davos / Klosters and the spa resort of Bad Ragaz
Take your time the following morning over a rich breakfast, before starting your final tour back to Zurich. The drive back will take you across Julier Pass (rises to over 2000m) then along the sweeping Landwaser valley and along to the resort of Davos / Klosters. Here you will stop for morning coffees in a traditional Chessa / Chalet style restaurant. Continue your tour then north back to Zurich, where you can drive an optional loop up to the viewing platform overlooking the spectacular Rhine Gorge valley, truly breathtaking. Now head along to the spa resort of Bad Ragaz for late lunch at the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz. After lunch, it's possible to visit the hotels spa / thermal bathes or alternatively, wander into the small town center where you can take coffees and cakes.
From Bad Ragaz, the final drive takes approximately 1hour 30 minutes. Overnight at B2 Boutique Hotel + Spa in Zurich
Hotel: 4 Star B2 Boutique Hotel + Spa


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Granite cliffs and Huangshan pines in the blowing mists, Huangshan National Park, Anhui Province, China
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Waiotahi Gold Mine, Thames, [ca 1900]
Reference Number: 1/2-001555-G
View of the Waiotahi Gold Mine and battery, looking north with the sea on the left. Photograph taken by William A Price.
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Price, William Archer, d 1948 :Collection of post card negatives, Reference Number PAColl-3057 (1884 digitised items)
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Other copies available: File print available in Turnbull Library Pictures14. Thames Co. Thames Dist. Waiotahi Gold Battery.(PFP-029535)
Inscriptions: Inscribed - Photographer's title on negative - bottom left: Waiotahi G.M. Thames. NZ. 1454D
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- Joined ShadowHearts: 20 Feb 2009
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Main Character name: NekromantaThx for the interview Nekro!
Class: Shadow Hunter
Lv or Rank: R7
Pet you use with Main: Harpy
Location: Poland
Guild: Shadow Hearts
How long u been playing Rappelz? Uhm... 2-2,5y
Tell us about ur character: No, I'm shy
Why that name? Nekromanta means necromancer. I don't remember why I've chosen this name, but I like it.
Why that class? Because I got bored of CM and I always loved shadow hunters :p
Your favorite pet and why? I like hawks... I don't know why, but I like them
How did u knew about Rappelz? From google
Do u remember the epic and how was it? Epic 4 ! I miss it damn much...
What you like about Rappelz? My guild.
What would you change about it? I wish non-pet classes were stronger.
Tell us ur best or funniest moment in Rappelz: Most sieges were funny :p
The worst thing it ever happened to you (in game): Got scammed
Do you have more characters? Yeah, a lot of them.
What do u expect of the future of the game? Free ss and more quests
What are ur in-game plans? I want to get all +4 sh cards, r7 harpy, +20 xbow and I'd like to reach 155 in one, two years...


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How and Why Varicose Veins Form
Get those legs ready for summer swim suits!
While standing upright was a considerable event in the evolution of the human kind, this distinctive feature that separates us from many animals may have not be the best choice when it comes to circulation. The simple fact of walking and standing upright in fact, has made us humans predisposed to unsightly varicose veins, a condition medically known as ''telangiectasias''.
In order to better understand how varicose veins form one must learn about the functionality of veins and their role in circulation. The main function of veins is to deliver blood containing waste products from various organs to the heart. When the vein's valves halt to function properly they will fail to deliver this blood, so the blood will pool causing the veins to bulge. This happens most likely in the legs because of gravity however, they can be found as well in other parts of the body.
Varicose veins may appear in two distinctive forms: large Varicose veins which are of the typical bulging type that can be easily felt by touching and small varicose veins that are also known as ''spider veins'' which are small, fine tortuouos lines that appear red , blue or purplish and non palpable. Most people affected by varicose veins do not appear to have any symptoms other than being bothered by their cosmetic appearance, however a few may suffer from itching, swelling and cramping.
Varicose veins may develop for various reasons. They can be hereditary therefore passed on from generations to generations due to a congenital weakness of the vein valves or they can develop as a result of lifestyle. For instance, standing up for too long, crossing legs often, heavy lifting, tight clothing, being obese and lack of exercise may be contributing factors since these activities interfere with circulation. Statistics strongly show that women have a prevalence of varicose veins. As a matter of fact a large number of women appear to develop varicose veins during and after pregnancy. This appears to be caused by the adverse effect of estrogen which causes a weakening of the vein's walls.
Varicose veins may also develop as a complication caused by other health conditions such as Deep Vein Thrombosis, traumas or venous malformations.
As seen, there are various causes of varicose veins. While there is not much that can be done to fight against genes, pregnancies and the prolonged use of hormones, varicose veins may be prevented or at least diminished by following certain lifestyle guidelines. For instance, compression stockings may be helpful in helping circulation, people who stand up all day may benefit from keeping those legs lifted when laying down to rest, selecting loser clothing may help prevent circulatory problems and for women on birth control pills it sees to help choosing brands with low estrogen levels.
If you have unsightly spider veins on your legs, not all is fortunately lost. You will have to thank the technological advances of modern medicine. Two successful avenues await you: sclerotherapy and laser therapy. These procedures will take care of those unsightly marks and those spider veins will be part of history, just as the evolution of the Homo Erectus...


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Hand washing? Really?
"Why do your disciples disobey our age-old tradition? For they ignore our tradition of ceremonial hand washing before they eat."
This was the Pharisees big hang up. Or, perhaps it would be more accurate to say it was one of their hangups. They had a bunch of 'em. But on this day at least, their problem with Jesus' disciples is that they had failed to perform the traditional ceremonial hand washing before they ate. Whose paying attention? Right? But these guys were, because those were the kinds of things they cared about most.
Now we might be inclined to overlook their penchant for tradition – the ceremonial hand washing – if they'd kept it to themselves. In other words, if that's something you want to do, and feel like you should, go for it!
We might also graciously accept their preferences if they are otherwise obeying the commandments. Unfortunately, the Pharisees were not. And on this day they made the mistake of challenging the wrong person on adherence to tradition. When they aim their hypocritical guns at Jesus, he turns those guns right back on them. "And why do you, by your traditions, violate the direct commandments of God." He points to a specific example where there were actually encouraging their followers to dishonor their parents, supposedly because they were fulfilling the more important duty of giving to God. It hearkens back to the Old Testament prophet Samuel who said, "has God as great delight in sacrifice as in obeying the voice of the Lord?" Behold to obey is better than sacrifice."
Jesus concludes the conversation with a quote from Isaiah that is as relevant today as it's ever been:
"These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.
Their worship is a farce, for they teach man-made ideas as commands of God." – Matthew 15:8-9 NLT
Several things come to mind regarding this exchange that I think are important:
- Religious observance can easily become more important than God's law. Whether it's a tradition like that of the Pharisees, or our own spiritual exercises (things like church attendance, and even reading the Bible and prayer), religious observance can easily become an end rather than a means to an end.
- Hypocrisy isn't exclusive to those who do all the right things. What I mean is this. We often label the religious zealot as hypocrite because while he is clearly obeying all the rules (external), it's obvious his heart (internal) isn't right. But let me flip that around. If you attend worship services, call yourself a Christian, and perform an occasional service project, while living an otherwise selfish, indulgent life, your heart isn't right either. You're just as much a hypocrite. I looked it up. Hypocrisy is "the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform." It is posturing yourself one way, while your heart – and thus behavior – reflects a different reality. (I'm tempted to qualify this, but I won't. Apply it however necessary.)
- God isn't opposed to the things that matter to you. He just doesn't want them to matter as much as the things that matter to Him! Wow, that was probably a very confusing way of saying it. But I hope you get the point. Our traditions are fine. If certain things are important to you, make you feel more comfortable, make church and/or spiritual exercises more real or valued, no problem! But they must always be servant to the weightier matters of the law – things like loving God, and loving your neighbor as yourself! If you come to church on Sunday because that's important, but act like the devil on Monday, because that isn't important, your priorities are out of whack. If you care more about where you sit on Sunday, or how folks are dressed, than you do the needy sinner that just walked through the door, you need some adjustments. The things that matter to God are always of greater importance, and every preference or tradition must be servant to them.
This wasn't Jesus' only interaction with the Pharisees in the Gospels. He had many of them. But the core characteristics of those conversations were all the same – God's law first, man's tradition second. May we never forget!
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Investors in Israel's high-tech sector have reacted with relief to a new ban on trading binary options to foreign clients that the government approved yesterday (June 18). The ban still has to be voted on in the Knesset, Israel's parliament, and will then join the one that was approved last year on marketing such products to domestic customers.
"These people have been a plague on Israel's reputation," said one high-tech investor who asked to remain anonymous in order not to be associated with the binary options issue.
The trade in binary options has been linked with large-scale fraud, to the degree that the FBI in March issued a warning to investors. Apple earlier this year took steps to ban apps that offer the trade from its App Store. Many binary options firms that international clients have complained about are based in Israel, investigations by The Times of Israel and Reuters have shown.
The head of the Israel Securities Authority, Shmuel Hauser, acknowledged Israel's position in the often questionable trade in a comment on the ban: "Beyond the severe economic harm to citizens around the world, marketers of binary options are increasingly causing reputational damage and inflaming anti-Semitism towards Jews and Israelis."
As the country's chief regulator, Hauser recently likened the damage done by binary options to that inflicted by "blood diamonds".
One investor said that the ban was overdue but that at least, "It shows there's a sheriff awake in the Israeli compliance and regulations field."
Binary options are a win-or-lose, hence binary, bet on the movement of a stock, commodity or, often, a currency. Investors can put money on whether the asset will move up or down over a certain period, whether weeks or minutes. The latter especially, has been likened by regulators in several countries to gambling. If the stock or currency moves down, the investors lose all their money.


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Some people who come into the bookstore at the Centerville Public Library want to know where to find the books that are for sale. The two rooms of gently used volumes are so clean and well-organized that they look like part of the library.
Alice Williams does volume sales at Centerville Library's bookstore EDWARD F. MARONEY PHOTOS TRY THIS – Frequent Friday visitor David Taylor of Hyannis gets some advice from Alice Williams. Some people who come into the bookstore at the Centerville Public Library want to know where to find the books that are for sale. The two rooms of gently used volumes are so clean and well-organized that they look like part of the library. "What would you like to find? Cat Who books?" Alice Williams knows just where to find her selection of those mysteries, in paperback and in hardcover. And at 50 cents or a dollar for her books, Williams and five other volunteers have raised $25,000 this year. The bookstore's revenue helps to support a homey library whose fireplace, coffee pot, and jigsaw puzzles in progress attract not only quick-stop borrowers but also people looking for a sociable place to spend part of their day. "Especially widowed men," Williams noted. "This is the busiest library in town," said Beth Butler, head librarian, "and we have to raise half of our income. We couldn't have survived without her," she said of Williams. Both women attribute the bookstore's success to good organization and low prices. "I just want people to read. I want books to be in circulation," said Williams, who taught English at Barnstable High School until she retired in 1988. She never worked professionally as a librarian. Among her course offerings was journalism, which she taught from her experience as a reviewer and publicist of plays from Falmouth to Dennis. Williams especially loves Shakespeare. The Globe Theatre in England has stones dedicated to her late husband, and to her as "The Dark Lady" – a joke because Williams is blonde. "I have no head for business," she said, "and math was my least favorite subject," but she wanted to help the village library boost its income beyond an annual book sale. So eight years ago, she began to organize a shop with "a few little old bookcases, some leftover books from the MSPCA yard sale, and shelves that Barnes & Noble gave us when they moved." Some customers even return their books for resale, so the library benefits more than once from a single donation. Duplicate books may find their way to teach English abroad or to needy children here on the Cape. Large-print overflow might go to residents of local nursing homes. The bookstore also accepts usable tapes, CDs, and videos to sell for the benefit of the library. In this age of electronics, do young people read books anymore? "Oh, yes!" Williams declared. "They read Shakespeare, classics… I see many of my former students in here." Williams credits Sue Drew, Toby Jacobucci, John LaPorte ("our muscle"), and Kay Lichten of Centerville; and Joan Carreiro of Hyannis for their volunteer work, and head librarian Butler for her support. "This work fulfills me," said Williams. "And I even like giving away lollipops. Some people only come in for them." The bookstore at Centerville Public Library on Main Street is open Monday from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.


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ASI understand it, postmodernist ideas make a positive contribution to intellectual life not only for all the reasons tucked away in the final paragraph of Richard Evans's caricature of the subject (THES, September 12), but also, and perhaps primarily, because they show utmost sensitivity to the all-important distinction between "truth" and "partiality", a world of difference that Evans's critique glosses over.
Postmodernists are only too well aware that the relativity argument can be turned upon them too and Evans's tu quoque is derivative and unsurprising. What is surprising is the lack of reflexivity (a much-valued postmodern virtue) in his apparent unawareness that all his "validity" claims are preferences, assertions and opinions, almost all of which, incidentally, I (and most postmodernists I know) happen to share without raising them to the status of incontrovertible, self-evident, universal objective truths. To lump those who deny the Holocaust and other dangerous cranks in with postmodernist historians and theoreticians is not only empirically mistaken but simply bad faith and hardly what one might expect of a historian of Evans's eminence.
What he does not do is tackle the vexing question of the arbitration of competing "truth claims" or historical preferences/prejudices. Maybe it is around this complex problematic that postmoderns, moderns, traditionalists and anyone else who wants to have a go can engage in mutually enriching open discussion. Postmoderns are likely to feel that all authority in these matters is up for grabs in principle - conjectural and provisional, in Popperian terms. This is hardly the end of the open society, or in another sense, it is its "end".
A question here is whether an open discussion is at all possible when so many potentially leading players such as Arthur Marwick, Sir Geoffrey Elton and now Evans, the professor-elect of modern history at Cambridge University, seem bent on approaching postmodernist perspectives in negative stereotypical fashion and as part of a modernist ideological crusade to cleanse academic life of views contrary to their own.
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Oh my god, I love this show. I started watching tonight, and the next thing I knew, I had already watched four episodes.
It's such a deep dive into these kids' lives over some dicks. This is one of the best shows I've ever seen.
Oh my god, I love this show. I started watching tonight, and the next thing I knew, I had already watched four episodes.
It's such a deep dive into these kids' lives over some dicks. This is one of the best shows I've ever seen.
It's excellent and way better than one might expect from the premise. Part Freaks and Geeks part mockumentary of Serial, Making a Murderer, The Jinx etc. Sort of switches gears at a couple of points, and becomes a little serious at the end.
I'm two episodes in. The production is excellent and they're nailing the whole true crime thing. I can't decide if I need to see the whole season though. Is there enough material to keep the satire fresh? I get the joke, it's well executed, but someone make a case for needing to watch all of it.
Yes there's enough to justify the season. Show takes some twists also kind of poignant at the end .
Hah, sorry, I realize you basically said that in your above post, I just jumped in and wrote what I was thinking about last night before reading. Thanks, I'll stick with it.
Yeah, I found the whole thing excellent, beginning to end. I got up early this morning and finished the season. It's the first time I've felt the need to keep watching like this since Veronica Mars' first season. I just got completely hooked on these characters.
Now I feel like I have a huge American Vandal sized hole in my life. I want to see more teenage dramas. Freeks & Geeks you say? I watched 4 episodes of that back in the Netflix disc days when you could rent four episodes at a time on disc. It seemed like a good show. I think I'll try to track that down next.
I've already heard Serial and seen the first four episodes of Making a Murderer. The later just made me too sad and mad to continue.
I'll have to look into what "The Jinx" is.
The Jinx is HBO's true crime about Robert Durst. It's great, and a pretty damning indictment of how the rich can evade justice in America.
Freaks and Geeks went up on UK Netflix recently, it might be available elsewhere too.
Holy crap. This is excellent.
I really thought it would be one long, drawn-out joke, but it's actually quite a bit more.
So good!
Undeclared is good too, college freshman though, a bunch of the same creative team and actors as F&G. More of a comedy.
Also, older from around the same time My So Called Life was very good.
For more modern teen centered shows I have no idea.
Just finished the last episode. It's so good on multiple levels: as a send up of the genre, as a pitch perfect examination of high school society, as a really long dick joke. I appreciated the real poigiancy of the last fifth or so too. The acting is amazing; people really inhabit their roles in all their complexity.
Great stuff.
This was charming and funny, but Freaks & Geeks is almost a masterpiece. So great and the origin of the Judd Apatow-verse.
Oh my God.
I only just realized that the episode names are dick puns.
Looks like Season Two might have to dive into animation territory! ;-)
Looks like the tip matches, but still no ball hairs. Free Dylan!
Finished this up this morning before work. Really enjoyed it and thought the acting was pretty great across the board. As others have said, it was surprisingly deep and heart-felt. You really cared for pretty much all of the kids on the show to some degree or another.
The only real nitpick I had was the amount of underage drinking that was supposedly filmed and posted without any sort of repercussion or really even mentioning it. Now, I'm about 30 years out from high-school and wasn't a drinker then anyway. Still it seemed a bit over the top.
Regarding the final ep…
I really thought the dude that was seen in the parking lot was going to turn out to be Dylan's brother. He was only casually mentioned in the show until the last ep where he was brought up multiple times as having similar problems at school as Dylan did. So when the Krista pops off about not knowing CPR despite that being her alibi it kinda was awesome that the fake was a double reverse fake!
Oh, and who knew all those kids that went thru the Disney Tween-com grinder were actually pretty damned good actors?
Well, look what got renewed for a second season.
Intrigued to see where they'll be taking this. The first season was one of these little surprises that I didn't really have on my radar until people started recommending it. After the first two episodes I wasn't sure if the 'joke' could actually be stretched across a full season, but they made it work. I also liked the change of dynamics when the show also became about the fictional show and thus went meta. And they really did a great job at aping the true crime show style. Bits like the 3D animation that contained the the girl jacking off the guy while trying to maintain the 'serious' true crime show tone … wonderful. Enjoyed all the performances, in particular the splendid sleaziness that is Alex.
Wow, that looks great.
I'll have to come back to Netflix for that one.
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Midwest Farmers Cooperative has donated $23,000 to the Nebraska FFA Foundation to directly support local FFA chapter needs.
Eleven Nebraska FFA chapters were awarded funds through the Nebraska FFA Foundation local chapter grant program.
Nebraska FFA members will be participating at National FFA Convention in Indianapolis for the 91st National Convention on October 24-27, 2018.
Cooperative Producers, Inc. (CPI) has donated $10,000 to the Nebraska FFA Foundation to directly support local agriculture education classrooms and FFA needs.
Meet the newest Nebraska FFA Foundation Board Members!
You can change an FFA members life forever by donating $100 to purchase a member a jacket and tie or scarf.
Midwest Farmers Cooperative and Farmers Cooperative give back to their communities through grants.
As part of the new Launch! program, today was the first quick pitch for schools. The event was held at the Younes Conference Center in Kearney this afternoon. Each of the five schools participating in the Launch! program pitched their business idea to a panel of judges. $5,000 was given out to support these businesses.
School is out for the summer, but that doesn't mean that FFA stops. During the summer, many activities happen within FFA chapters from Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAE) visits and work, Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT), community service, county fairs and the list goes on and on.
The 90th Nebraska FFA State Convention on April 4-6 had around 7,000 FFA members and guests present! Congratulations to all FFA members, and thank you sponsors, donors and volunteers for your support of State Convention and Nebraska FFA.
Brock Vetick is the last officer in our blog series. He is one of Nebraska's State FFA Vice Presidents. Brock feels truly blessed to have been chosen to serve Nebraska FFA members for an entire year. He has enjoyed every moment and looks forward to what is yet to come.
Hailey Coufal is a 2017-18 Nebraska State FFA Vice President. She is the sixth in our seven part series showcasing the state officers.
Jessica Rudolph is a Nebraska State FFA Vice President. She is the fifth in our series of seven showcasing the state officers.
Don't miss out on all of the fun going on with your FFA chapter today though February 24!
The "I Believe in the Future of Ag" campaign is almost over for this school year! The campaign ends February 28 and after that point the funds will go towards next years donations.Every chapter in Nebraska can participate in the "I Believe" campaign. Wisner- Pilger's FFA Advisor, Wade Overturf, has his chapter take part in the "I Believe" campaign.
The Nebraska FFA Foundation is now seeking nominations of Nebraska high school agriculture teachers and FFA advisors for the 2018 recipient of the Gary Scharf Helping Hand Award.
Kelli is the forth officer in our series to showcase the Nebraska State FFA Officers.
FFA played a big part in Colton's future because it gave him opportunities to network with individuals and organizations while also learning about agriculture. Colton was a Nebraska State FFA officer in 2015-16. He graduated from UNL in May 2017 with a degree in Agricultural Education - Leadership and now works for the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) in Washington D.C. Colton is the Legislative Assistant on the Public Policy Team.
Isabelle Stewart is a 2017-18 Nebraska State FFA Vice President. She is the third in our series of showcasing the Nebraska State Officer Team.
The West Holt FFA Chapter is hard at work raising funds through the I Believe in the Future of Ag campaign. They plan to use some of their I Believe funds towards purchasing FFA jackets for 8th grade members to borrow.


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Pinnacle Peak and Other Ascents. On April 30, Rodden Mcgowan and I flew to the south arm of the Kaskawulsh Glacier. Our original plan was to try an alpine-style ascent of the north ridge of Kennedy, but we were unable to land on the Lowell Glacier because of fog. On May 3, we made what we believe is the second ascent of the north ridge of Pinnacle Peak (3714 meters, 12,186 feet) in a 16-hour round-trip. On May 7, we made the first ascent of P 3590 (11,778 feet; 4 kms northwest of Pinnacle Peak) by the northeast ridge. On the 9th, we made the first ascent of "North Lowell Peak" (3680 meters, 12,074 feet; 4 kms west of Pinnacle Peak) by the east face and north ridge. On May 12 we climbed a new route, the southeast face and upper northeast ridge, and made the second ascent of P 3570 (11,713 feet; 5 kms northwest of Pinnacle Peak).
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There are moments when I should be quiet but don't. THIS is that moment.
If I learned anything from my mother, it was that I should listen to my mother. Sure, she was the devil's instrument, tearing apart my dreams and bursting every bubble, telling me that Bobby Sherman will never love me. She knew nothing. Absolutely nothing. She was old. Old people don't know anything about young people. Where does she get off?
And yet, in the end, she knew everything. Funny how that happened. Sadly, it took me 50 years to get it. I wish there could have been one more moment to tell her, "You were right."
So at the end of a week - that included disappointments and pure rage - there's a swarm of thoughts stored still inside my gut, I'm letting them out. Time to make Juette proud and avoid the heart attack.
If you were my daughter (or son), this is what I would tell you:
- Always say THANK YOU. From the kid who opens the door for you at the Waffle House to your family who takes care of your dog for four months, say "thank you." You might need those people again some day. No one should ever have to wait to hear those words.
- And let's not forget manners. You know, those things that make us civil, kind, thoughtful and not a dog. If someone calls you and asks for a response, do it. When someone takes the time, you should take the time. Convenient is not an excuse. It's just good manners.
- Along those same lines, don't burn bridges. Bridges are very hard to build from the ground up.
- Listen to your elders, especially those who have said they have been there before. More than likely, they aren't lying - why would they? - and they are trying to save you some grief.
- Do the right thing from the beginning. It's easier that way.
- Admit you were wrong, and fix it. Just fix it, and stop whining.
- Love can't fix everything. Some things must be left to the will and skill of others, and there's nothing that all the love in the world can do until they are ready.
- Be honest. If he's in jail, he's in jail. Things (truth) always have a way of returning and biting you in the ass (Juette would have never said ass, but I'm taking poetic license here!) It's always harder to tell the truth later.
- If you say you're an adult, then act like one. Being an adult is hard, making hard choices and then sticking with them. And, being an adult never means being rude. You can't fix rude. Rude runs deep, and people don't forget.
- You will grow up one day. The past is much clearer through the lens of your own experience.
- Love doesn't end, but nerves do. People will only take the shoveled shit so long. (Again, Juette - no shit.)
- Tell your parents - your in-laws - your family - that all those years of their struggling, denying, sacrificing, and believing - was not in vain. Those words of gratitude will mean more than you can know right now.
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The film follows the interrogation of Roger "Verbal" Kint, a small-time con man who is one of only two survivors of a massacre and fire on a ship docked at the Port of Los Angeles. He tells an interrogator a convoluted story about events that led him and four other criminals to the boat, and of a mysterious mob boss known as Keyser Söze who commissioned their work. Using flashback and narration, Kint's story becomes increasingly complex.
The film, shot on a $6 million budget, began as a title taken from a column in Spy magazine called "The Usual Suspects," after one of Claude Rains' most memorable lines in the classic film Casablanca. Singer thought it would make a good title for a film, the poster for which he and McQuarrie had developed as the first visual idea.
The Usual Suspects was shown out of competition at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival,[1] and then initially released in a few theaters. It received favorable reviews, and was eventually given a wider release. McQuarrie won an Academy Award for the screenplay and Spacey won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance.
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Kevin Spacey had the fingers on his left hand glued together to make his character's disability more realistic, and filed down his shoes to make them look worn by his character's gimp.
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