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Wickets continued to fall at the Union Bank Limited sports complex, where Aizaz Cheema's six-wicket haul proved decisive in garnering Pakistan International Airlines a handy lead. Having been dismissed for just 200 on day one, PIA allowed Habib Bank Limited's openers to go into stumps on 24 for 0. Then Cheema took over after Najaf Shah opened the doors with two early wickets. He ran through the lower order to finish with 6 for 52 and if not for Shahid Afridi's 80-ball 73 HBL would have had to settle for far less than 171. Sarfraz Ahmed, the wicketkeeper, collected seven catches behind the stumps. The HBL spinners Afridi and Danish Kaneria struck back to reduce PIA to 77 for 3, but by then a potentially crucial lead of 106 had been established.
Medium-pace again dominated in Rawalpindi. First Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited's Asad Ali snared 5 for 51 to help bowl Khan Research Laboratories out for 133, thus securing a 12-run lead, but a spectacular collapse triggered by Yasir Arafat followed. Arafat, who took four wickets in the first innings, ran through SNGPL with 6 for 36. He removed the openers for 0 apiece and, backed by Shoaib Akhtar's two wickets, reduced SNGPL to 94 for 8 at stumps. How crucial their lead of 106, in a match where ball has outdone bat, will turn out to be remains to be seen. Asad Ali's wickets had accounted for KRL's middle and lower middle order, but Arafat's ten for the match left the game wide open.
Mohammed Naved's eight wickets pulled Lahore Shalimar back into the game and Abid Ali's maiden first-class hundred helped them inch towards stability at the Gaddafi Stadium. From an overnight 270 for 5, Water and Power Development Authority were kept to 330, with Naved taking career-best figures of 8 for 128. Nawaz Sardar could only add 20 to his overnight century and there was little resistance from the lower order. Lahore's innings began poorly - they were soon 19 for 2 - but Abid Ali added 92 with Suleman Khan (25) and an unbeaten 77 with Raza Ali Dar (31 not out) and took the total to 188 for 3 at stumps. His unbeaten 101 consumed 141 balls and included 16 boundaries.
Wajid Ali's slow century and useful contributions low down the order from Shehzad Butt (40) and Haaris Ayaz (57) got the total to 390, and three National Bank of Pakistan wickets capped a good second day for Sui Southern Gas Corporation in Karachi. SNGPL had made slow progress on day one, scoring 251 for 5, and Wajid came out in the same vein. His 101 took 241 deliveries but also smoothed over a double loss at 281, and Butt and Ayaz dug in to get the score close to 400. Fawad Alam, the Pakistan allrounder, struck thrice to finish the innings. But NBP proceeded to lose three of their own in a flurry, and slumped to 17 for 3. The openers failed to score, and when Naumanullah departed for 9, NBP were in trouble. Cue an attacking, unbeaten 106-run alliance between Umar Amin (60 from 60 balls) and Alam (50 from 50) but, trailing by 267, NBP are still far from safety.
Half-centuries to their top order enabled Karachi Whites take an 87-run lead over Pakistan Customs on day two at the Quaid-e-Azam park, where Karachi resumed on 43 for no loss and the openers Asad Shafiq (73) and Ali Asad (70) extended the stand to 139. A wobble followed, with Fawad Khan taking 4 for 10 with his part-time medium-pace. Khalid Latif, the Karachi captain, stuck around to finish the day unbeaten on 66 and found support from Javed Mansoor to add 70 for the sixth wicket.
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More joy for the medium-pacers at the Marghzar Cricket Ground, where 16 wickets fell on day two. From an overnight 148 for 9, Multan were taken to 187 thanks to Mohammad Irshad's 33. Then Rawalpindi were bowled out for 121, Abdur Rauf taking 5 for 39 and every other bowler also succeeding in striking. But then Multan's batsmen combined to flop again, slumping to 50 for 6 by stumps. The wrecker-in-chief was the first-innings hero Rizwan Akbar, who took his tally to ten for the match so far with 5 for 22. No batsman applied himself - top-scorer Sohaib Maqsood's 20 needed 19 deliveries - and Multan would be unduly putting plenty of pressure on their bowling attack if they fail to build on a 116-run lead.
Matters improved somewhat for Group B's table-toppers, Abbottabad, who restricted Islamabad to 234 and then whittled the deficit down to 49 by the close of play at the Diamond Club Ground. Having crumbled to 163 on the first day, Abbottabad turned in a tidy bowling effort. There were not massive hauls or destructive spells, but the wickets were shared and no home side batsman was allowed to cross 50 bar the opener and captain Raheel Majeed (57). Ghulam Mohammad and Usman Khan, Abbottabad's openers, scored 31 without loss in the 17 overs remaining in the day.
Sialkot made good progress against Hyderabad at the Jinnah Stadium. The day didn't start their way, as the opener Aqeel Anjum moved from 86 to 104 and Nasir Awais (44 not out) helped Hyderabad from 197 for 7 to 252, but an efficient response helped it get better. Kamran Younus (89) and Naeemuddin (69 not out) put on 139 for the first wicket and then Bilal Hussain contributed 43 in a 90-run association for the second. Sialkot finished on 238 for 2, within striking distance of taking a first-innings lead.
At the National Stadium, Shaizab Hasan's 156 helped Karachi Blues take a 151-run lead over Lahore Ravi. Azam Khan struck twice early in the morning to unsettle a promising start, but Hasan, the Karachi captain, notched up his maiden first-class century. It was largely a one-man effort - Hasan faced 172 balls and hit 23 fours and three sixes and no other batsman crossed 48, thanks largely to Azam's 5 for 82. However, constructive efforts from the lower order took Karachi to 373 for 8.
Faisalabad dominated the second straight day against Quetta at the Iqbal Stadium, where the captain Ijaz Ahmed jnr's unbeaten 229 prompted a declaration at 447 for 8. Ijaz, who had represented Pakistan four times in the middle-to-late 1990s, batted 318 balls for his stellar innings, and Mohammad Salman made 90. Confident with the total, Ijaz declared the innings and looked on as his medium-pacers struck early to leave Quetta 80 for 3.


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I have been trying to install Windows 7 Pro 64 OEM to my newly built machine on to my SSD drive.
It begins the install fine then when it goes to the windows logo on black (boot screen) and is updating the registry, it restarts and goes in to a restart loop. I have tried loads of different settings including the original BIOS settings. I Currently have it set up to boot from SSD drive first.
Why is it doing this? I have hunted around on forums but cant quite find the answer to my situation.
You can see the components I have on my profile. I have taken out the other HDDs for now but all the other hardware is including a LG CH10LS20 Internal DVD±R/RW & Bluray Combo SATA Drive.
I have been trying to do this all day and really want to get my new beat up and running I have a big project to do on it!!
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Woohoo! After many ours of troubleshooting I have finaly managed to solve it!!
I finaly change the BIOS setting from IDE to AHCI and that seemed to do the trick!
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If you have webs on the plant that means you have very high numbers of spider mite already. This can make it very difficult for the spider mite predators to catch up in time. So I would suggest you use a "safe" spray first like Savona. This is a fatty acid soap that kills the spider mite on contact, spray this twice with an interval of 5-7 days.
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Yanukovych's impending return to Ukraine has not yet been confirmed by official sources. However, soon after he was forced to leave Ukraine he announced that he would return to Ukraine in the near future. At that time, Yanukovych said the time hasn't been right yet meaning that the head of state was in possession of some essential information relating to the unfolding crisis in Ukraine; something will happen soon that Yanukovych knows but the West does not.
Yanukovych's remarks to return to Ukraine in the near future, at the time seemed to have been unfounded. But now the situation has changed. If the head of state returns to Donetsk and strikes a deal with the newly proclaimed independent state authorities, in spite of Kiev objections he as a legitimate head of state could legitimize the secession of Donetsk from Ukraine.
Yanukovych's return would also clarify the situation in the whole country: the democratically elected head of state is in Donetsk and not in Kiev. This would allow the restoration of law and order in western Ukraine with military force while Eastern Ukraine's Russian speaking citizens could decide on joining the Russian Federation or remaining part of Ukraine.
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Definitions of deny
v. t. - To declare not to be true; to gainsay; to contradict; -- opposed to affirm, allow, or admit. 2
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v. t. - To refuse to grant; to withhold; to refuse to gratify or yield to; as, to deny a request. 2
v. t. - To disclaim connection with, responsibility for, and the like; to refuse to acknowledge; to disown; to abjure; to disavow. 2
v. i. - To answer in /// negative; to declare an assertion not to be true. 2
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Days since my last run: five.
How much I care: zero.
We're having so much fun hiking and swimming in more parks than Mr. T has gold chains. So, you know, a good amount but not too crazy. And because of all the fun times, I really haven't noticed the no running thing, except that I've been sleeping in every day, so I'm possibly more well rested.
We are currently on our trip home from California, and my sister is hitting the road with me. Since she just got married, we're calling it our honeymoon trip. Don't worry, she's been together with her now-husband for ten years, and they have a 7-year-old daughter. They're saving up their honeymoon-ness for their biannual trip to Japan.
If you are getting tired of travelogues, come back to the blog in a week or so. Until then, welcome to part million of our cross country trip: the final leg before Los Angeles. Yes, I'm rewinding.
After the crush I had on Santa Fe, I had a hard time breaking away from New Mexico, so we stretched out our time there like some banana Laffy Taffy, longer but not Slinky long. We actually reversed course for a day to hit up some historic spots around Santa Fe before heading back down to Phoenix, AZ.
First stop of the day: El Santuario De Chimayo in Chimayo, NM. The sanctuary is built on the site of the miracle of the crucifix of Our Lord of Esquipulas, and it's also the site of a small pit of holy dirt that people believe possesses healing powers. It's a popular pilgrimage site for believers.
In general, not the best stop for rambunctious four-year-old twins, but it was peaceful. Plus I really enjoyed the Native American rendering of the Last Supper (see pic below). And we now have holy dirt inside of a Christmas ornament that we purchased from the gift store. Hopefully we won't have to crack it open, but we have it just in case.
|Just a few of the crosses lining the fences.
|Mosaic in the garden.
|Having a hard time sitting still, especially Amory (my husband).
|Native American Last Supper.
|Wall art and me.
After spending a lot of time shushing our kids at the holy site above, we pushed on to another site that required an equal amount of shushing and restraining of small children: Taos Pueblo.
Not part of our next stop, but I thought this city sign, that we passed on the way to Taos, was really cool. Any idea what that is made of? It looks like bones, but unless they unearthed some dino bones recently, probably not.
Amory has a special connection to Taos because he built houses there the first summer after we met. I was in Russia that summer, so he would write me letters that he had to drive many miles (at the time I was sure he exaggerated the number to prove his love for me) just to deliver them at the distant post office. When he drove me far out to the houses he built (and they're still standing!), I started to believe his stories. BTW, he wrote me twice a week for the whole year and a half that I was in Russia. That's part of how I learned that he was a solid dude.
Moving on to Taos Pueblo, a 1,000-year-old pueblo where they still operate without electricity and running water. Honestly, this place didn't really match my expectations. No disrespect to the people living there, who I know need to make money to live, but it's like paying an entry fee to walk around someone's yard that also doubles as a strip mall. It's $10 per adult to enter and $6 to take in a camera for pics, which is really the only activity that you can do inside. Although our kids tried to make climbing on ancient holy artifacts one of the activities, and we found out that surprisingly (kidding) that is not cool.
|Not a sign we see a lot of in Alabama.
I found a few too many souvenirs at the shops: turquoise earrings, a wedding drum for my sister and her husband, a corn necklace for my niece, a carved stone coyote charm for my daughter, and a drum Christmas ornament. I'm blaming the massive (for a road trip with an already packed car) number of purchases on the fact that shopping was pretty much the main/only activity there.
We picked El Malpais as our final stop in New Mexico. The draw: sandstone bluffs and lava fields. Entry is free.
Being afraid of heights in general, I was highly uncomfortable with my kids running free on the sandstone bluffs.
Amory was much more relaxed about it and encouraged our kids to take pictures like the cliffhanger one below. I am dying just looking at this.
And this is one of those trick pictures, where you act like you're brave enough to leap around on sandstone bluffs, but really you just peed your pants.
I was happy to get to the solid ground at the lava fields.
|La Ventana Natural Arch
After being on the road for several days, we were more than ecstatic to get to Amory's brother's house in Phoenix, AZ. The youngest of their six kids is turning 15 soon, and the four kids who are still at home are so sweet to our little kiddos. It's always a blast to hang out with them and my awesome sister-in-law. Plus, huge bonus, one of Amory's sisters lives there too, as well as another adult niece and her family. Lots and lots of fun family time potential.
|Our kids plus some of their AZ cousins.
And who wouldn't have fun with a sword fighting Dorothy in their midst?
Or a sword fighting viking cheerleader?
Plus my brother-in-law took me for a beautiful Phoenix run down a canal path. You can see why we were sad to leave them!
Our next and final stop before Los Angeles was the underwhelming Joshua Tree National Park in California. I can't really give this park a fair review because we were so bored and hot by the time we got to the entrance, that we turned around. Entry is $15 per car.
On the way to the park entrance, there was a lot of what you see in the picture below, except just imagine more boring. Somehow we found a slightly interesting looking spot for this pic. Do not get the wrong idea. Maybe it just takes a lot more time than we had to adequately explore it. Anyone know? My sister says there is good star watching and that we should have driven in further to actually see joshua trees.
Here are a few more highlights from our trip.
Favorite thing to do at side-of-the-road pit stops: jump around. That and pee in the bushes.
Hottest temps on the trip: 114. Crayons and chapsticks are not safe in car interiors.
Best billboard: Jesus. Not, Jesus loves you. Or, You'd have hell to pay without Jesus. Just straight up Jesus.
What's the best billboard you've ever seen? Or seen recently?
Heights: freak you out or give you an great adrenaline rush? My brother Jimmy is a mountain climber, and I still don't get how he does it. I am just so terrified by them. Sky diving is the lowest thing on my must-do-in-this-lifetime list.


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Kenya Eating: Fish, Ugali, and Sukuma Wiki
Mandazi to sukuma wiki: Last week I shared five foods we ate while traveling in Kenya earlier this month. Here is one last stop for Kenyan food — a popular Kenyan eatery in Nairobi that serves completely homestyle Kenyan meals. We don't usually feature restaurants on The Kitchn, but some snapshots of this place will give you a close look at the fabulously fresh and delicious food of this area.
• First up: the menu! You pick what you want from the menu, tell the cashier, and pay your money. Most of the things here are meat; I chose the "Chicken Special" — a mixed plate of chicken. Each dish comes with either ugali or chapati, and you can order sukuma wiki as well. The prices are in Kenyan shillings. At about 78 shillings to the dollar, the cost of the meals is quite low.
• The outside dining area: Open and sunny. Very refreshing after cold and wintry weather back home!
• There was a huge sink outside to wash your hands. The sign reads, in the Kenyan customarily polite way: Polite Notice: Kindly Do Not Spit or Wash Your Face In the Hand Wash Basin. Handwashing before the meal is necessary, since traditional Kenyan food is eaten without utensils.
• One friend ordered a whole fried tilapia fish!
• We also had plates full of sukuma wiki, a local green that is chopped and lightly cooked. It's very similar to kale.
• The ubiquituous chapati. Very chewy and delicious here!
• My chicken dish, alongside a plate of ugali. The customary way to eat your food was to break off small bits of chapati or ugali and wrap it around bites of meat and greens.
• All Coke bottles in Kenya are glass; we didn't see any plastic soda bottles at all.
• The washing-up kitchen was behind us; plates were whisked away the moment we leaned back.
The name of the eatery is Ranalo Foods' Kosewe, and we highly recommend it, if you'll be in Nairobi any time soon!
More Kenyan food:
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new four tet track
couldn't see a thread on this, think it came out yesterday -
yeah been enjoying that one a lot recently
his new remix of Justin Timberlake is even better though! https://soundcloud.com/four-tet/justin-timberlake-suit-and-tie
Its on the None Plus+ compilation
chatted about it in the dance thread. It is alright for a Four Tet track, never really been a fan tbh. Bets track on teh comp by miles is by Joy Orbison if any track needs it own thread its that one haha.
I'm confused.
That Joy O track is not listed here - http://boomkat.com/downloads/665757-various-nonplus-think-and-change.
Digi and CD listeners get the joy of Scuba instead
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I actually like Scuba (SCB, anyway!)
But that's still really irritating
I like some of it
he's just been tedius of late. There is plenty of boring bits on this comp Endian, SCB, Basic Soul Unit, all the Boddika bits, Four Tet, Instra:mental, prob some more. But BRTHDJTT! Quivver, Bad Chicargo, Lowtec and Kassem Mosse all make up for it in a pretty big way.
quite pretty.
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"Anger can be a fulcrum by which the oppressed are eventually catapulted to freedom." Dr. David R. Hawkins from "Transcending the Levels of Consciousness".
Music is, first, "La Seine 1" by Pedro Monteiro, and second, "Motown 1" by (the great) Psykosoul, both available at music.podshow.com. Thank you Pedro, Psykosoul, and especially "Forgotten Classics" at http://hcforgottenclassics.blogspot.com, and thank you for listening.
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Friday LinkFrogging – 4/29/11
I came to a realization this week.
That realization? That my kids are getting older and at some point I'm going to have to explain the noble pursuit that is GonzoGeek to them.
Sure, they understand that dear old dad and some of his friends have a website, but they don't really understand what that means or involves. It became even more apparent the other night when, upon looking at the forthcoming design of our update, they asked me why we had girls in bikinis on there.
That led us into a discussion of traffic and hits. It also led to so seriously glazed eyes.
What? Why yes, I did mention an update. Thanks for paying attention.
We've been promising an updated website since the end of 2010 and now, dear reader(s), its arrival is imminent. Imminent as in Monday I'm told. When you drop by on Monday you should see a whole new look for us here at the 'Geek. Its a change we're VERY excited about.
And that's not our only big news.
We are currently in discussions with a certain columnist. If things go well, he'll be bringing you his musings on all things sporting and entertaining.
But wait! There's more.
Just this very morning we got confirmation that a quartet of your favorite Geeks will be attending Comic-Con International in San Diego (Whale's Vagina for all you German speakers out there) in July. More details on that in the coming weeks. Just know that we've been planning that one for a while and we're all VERY excited about the chance to attend and report on the premiere Geek event of the year.
Don't worry, we won't forget to dance with who brung us.
Cheesecake anyone?
This week's selection comes from Aamir. Here's what he had to say about her…
This week's Cheesecake is Anna "Aya" Stefanowicz, vocalist for the Polish band UNSUN. Aya is married to Maurycy "Mauser" Stefanowicz, who is the guitar player for UNSUN and ex-member of the highly lauded Polish death metal outfit called VADER. She's got a great voice, is very easy on the eyes, and has a really cute Eastern European accent. UNSUN are easily and quickly tagged with the "Gothic-Metal" stamp, but I feel they are a lot more accessible than that. The music is heavy, but the melodies and arrangements are rooted in Pop sensibility. The latest UNSUN record is called "Clinic For Dolls" and was released in October of 2010. The production is killer sounding and the songs are catchy, really fun and kinda kitchy too…but who doesn't like a little bit of cheese now and then.
Well done, Aamir. Well done.
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Jibbies & Loond – Episode 006 – K.K. retires, Dokken doesn't
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Music featured this episode:
Judas Priest – 'Sinner' (Unleashed In The East)
Startruckers – 'Down The River'
Blind Illusion – 'Blood Shower'
[Ed. Note: Liquid Metal will be back this Saturday, Apr. 30. It turned out to be a false alarm made worse by uninformed customer service interfacing with passionate and upset metal fans. At the time of recording, however, no-one really knew what was going on, and it seemed like a very real possibility.]
On tour now, and coming to J&L very soon…ACCEPT
Sketch of the Day: Moon Knight – Finished
This'll be fun – for me at least.
We'll start off with the SOTD from last week: Moon Knight.
Next, we'll begin cleanup in Adobe Illustrator. Since I want to register a few more hits for this particular post, cleanup and finished images are available after the jump. Continue reading "Sketch of the Day: Moon Knight – Finished"
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TROLLHUNTER is the story of a group of Norwegian film students that set out to capture real-life trolls on camera after learning their existence has been covered up for years by a government conspiracy. A thrilling and wildly entertaining film, TROLLHUNTER delivers truly fantastic images of giant trolls wreaking havoc on the countryside, with darkly funny adherence to the original Norwegian folklore.
TROLLHUNTER screened at both the Tribeca an Sundance film festivals. It will be available on Magnolia On-Demand May 6th and in theaters starting June 10th.
You can watch the trailer after the jump. Continue reading "Watch the Trailer for TROLLHUNTER Now"
Friday LinkFrogging – 4/22/11
Good Friday to you all.
We're back to once again take a trip to the corners of the internet, both sacred and profane. Why? Because its what we do. We're digital explorers. We bring 'em back alive and let you view from behind the glass.
Earlier this week, I was lamenting to the missus that I hadn't come up with a suitable cheesecake selection for this week. We haven't hit the summer movie season which makes my life SO much easier and nobody has done anything new and/or mock worthy.
My wife, who gets the feature, said, "you know, this weekend is associated with rabbits. Why don't you use someone who's been a Playboy bunny?"
Or words to that affect.
Smart woman my wife.
Say hello to Jenny McCarthy won't you?
Ms. McCarthy first rose to fame as the 1993 Playmate of the Year. From there she moved into television, most notably as the co-host of MTV's Singled Out. It was there that she honed her brassy broad persona. Since then she's acted steadily in the movies and on television. It hasn't all been rosy. Her 2006 movie Dirty Love was eviscerated by the critics and took home a wagon full of Razzies.
In recent years, Ms. McCarthy has become an outspoken autism advocate.
On to the links. Continue reading "Friday LinkFrogging – 4/22/11"
Friday LinkFrogging – 4/15/11
Greetings from the Land of 'Geek kids.
Today would normally be Tax Day, but since Washington, D.C. is closed down for Emancipation Day (?) you've got until Monday to "render unto Caesar."
Until then, why don't you let us take your mind off all that with some links and cheesecake.
This week's selection is the very rare double dip. True, we've been featuring two pictures of our weekly selections for some time now, but today, for only the second time ever, we'll be featuring two different ladies.
Simple really.
Scream 4 opens today and as Wes Craven attempts to resurrect his Ghostface slasher franchise, we thought we'd do our part by featuring the ladies most associated with the franchise.
First up, above, say hello to Courtney Cox.
The former Friend and current resident of Cougar Town (make your own joke. They do.), Ms. Cox plays intrepid reporter Gale Weathers in the series. She's been stalked by the Ghostface killer and David Arquette. She escaped the killer, but got knocked up and cheated on by Arquette. I don't think that would have happened if she'd stuck with Bat-Man. He's single-minded that way.
Recently, the paparazzi caught her in the nearly obligatory "nip slip" while on vacation. Never one to miss an opportunity, David Letterman asked about the incident while showing the picture on his show earlier this week. Good thing he's a friend of Bat-Man.
That's Michael Keaton kids.
Up next, we've got Neve Campbell. Ms. Campbell plays Sidney Prescott, the de facto heroine of the Scream movies. She also spent some time with the Salinger five and practicing her Craft. Still, perhaps her most famous non-Screamy cinematic moment is likely her pool makeout with former cheesecake/Mrs. Sheen, Denise Richards in Wild Things.
That's why they make the Google kids.
On to the links. Continue reading "Friday LinkFrogging – 4/15/11"
Summer Movies 2011
Every year about this time, we start to get more and more visuals about the upcoming summer movie season.
I love summer movie season. I don't have to think or worry about Oscar consideration. I can just sit back, eat my popcorn, laugh and watch stuff blow up.
And, really, isn't that what you want in a summer movie?
After reviewing my list for last summer, I can only hope this year's batch is better (I'm looking at you Jonah Hex). There are lots of spandex types and some good old fashioned raunchy comedies.
And monkeys in revolt.
Its gonna be a great summer.
Let's take a look at my highlights, in chronological order. Continue reading "Summer Movies 2011"
Sketch of the Day: Moon Knight
I've always had a soft spot in my heart for Marvel's 'Batman'. One of the first books I read regularly. At one time I had everything he'd been in from 'Werewolf by Night' to the 'Hulk' magazines and up through his second title. Who doesn't love an Egyptian God's schitzo-billionaire agent of vengeance. In fact, I think 'Agent of Vengeance' is about the only title they haven't tried to slap on one of Moonie's books.
After they shoe-horned him into the West Coast Avengers, I kind of lost interest. The big selling point for me was Bill Sienkiewicz's art and Doug Moench's writing. After that, he sort of morphed (or maybe devolved) into a rich 'lunatic', which is more Batman's forte. Stephen Platt's interpretation was kind of interesting in a marshmallow-steroidal sort of way (even the veins in his arms had muscles). I did jump aboard the Charlie Huston/David Finch train, but jumped off after they left and the art went to hell.
I won't even get into 'Body Armor Moon Knight'. Looked like they modeled him after one of the many Batman action figure variants out there clogging the pegs.
So…here we go, my interpretation of Sienkiewicz's interpretation of the Moon Knight. Check it out over a cup o' joe at Gina's.
Ah..and a return to the stumpy legged super-hero! I guess I could go all Liefeld and just draw him standing in smoke.
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Exotic Pilates Balance Challenge
Rebecca Johnson | Washington State | 05/25/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"30 Minutes - Balance Challenge
15 Minuets - Floor Work for arms, abs, and legs
Katalin Rodriguez-Zamiar has three black belts and over 21 years experience in the martial arts and boxing. By looking at her, you would not think "boxing" you would be thinking ballerina or perfectly fit dancer. This program uses ballet exercises that require extreme focus and control. Katalin's creativity is exceptional and her instruction style is exquisite. She introduced me to so many new moves, I can hardly describe them all. Her floor work has some beautiful exercises that will require you to have a good basic core of strength already in place.
From the very start of this program I was pretty excited because after doing so many Pilates workouts, I knew most of the floor/standing moves and the focus here is on standing postures and exercises. Yet, they are exercises with a new creative twist. It is even difficult to describe the exercises because they are truly more like a standing dance. Imagine standing and then raising your leg and then moving your body in interesting directions to test your balance. I think she is mainly focusing on the "tendu en croix" and "degage" with plenty of front and back sweeps where you are standing on one leg and moving the other leg fairly quickly back and in front of you. So, that is the basis and there is a lot of center position focus. The lunges mostly go to the side or are more like a courtesy. I found that they were very easy on the knees and I could actually do them! Yes! Normally lunges are my least favorite, but these were like "dance lunges" which moved softly to the side.
The balance element had my full attention. Unless you have been doing Yoga or Pilates for a few years, the balance exercises might really frustrate you. This is definitely not for beginners because you truly do need to know all the basic ballet moves which move at a rather rapid pace in this video.
Katalin is a perfect instructor. Not only does she never make a mistake throughout the entire workout, her cues are right on target and she has a calming beautiful voice. You feel nurtured all while she seems to gently guide you into some rather intense exercises. Your mind is so intrigued with the creativity that you forget you are exercising your body into a fully body sweat.
Standing Pilates Blend is Intermediate/Advanced for sure! I love it and can """HIGHLY""" recommend it to anyone who loves Pilates and wants to move to what I'd call the "third" level. The first being when you learn the moves. The second when you accomplish the exercises. The third when you start to get creative and take each exercise to a new level of intensity. The camera is also in motion and switches from a group exercise situation to individual segments for instruction by crashing waves or a beach scene. This is a visually interesting workout which seems to almost hypnotize you with beauty so you don't even realize you are working as hard as you are.
This is a "must-have" workout for anyone who wants to improve their balance. It will also tone your entire body and you will feel your abs and butt tighten and lift even after just one workout if you have been working out on a regular basis.
If you are just starting with Pilates, try Winsor Pilates, Karen Voight and Jennifer Kries first. Those will give you a great overview and teach you the poses and exercises you need to know to master this workout.
Also highly recommended: Jennifer Kries' Pilates Plus Method: The Unique Combination of Yoga, Dance, and Pilates- a book that explains the exercises in detail and also have inspirational quotes.
~The Rebecca Review"
Will develop core strength and balance!
Rebecca Johnson | 03/14/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is a fun and innovative video that uses a lot of ballet inspired moves. It is divided into two sections. The first consists of standing work that targets the buns, hips, and thighs. You will develop a lot of core strength and balance with the routine. The second part is pilates mat work with a twist. The exercises were different from the traditional mat work which was a welcome change.
I liked the instructor and the two background exercisers a lot. They instructor cues very well, and I had no trouble flollowing her routine. The production values were very good as well. This is a great video that will tone the lower body as well as help to develop core strength and above all balance."
A Great Morning Workout!
Rebecca Johnson | 06/23/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)
"First off, I must agree that this DVD was has quality production and I found both the music and set appealing. I trained in ballet for 5 years, so I was surprised when I was sweating during the standing sequence. But even if you are experienced in Pilates or ballet, when you concentrate on executing all the moves correctly, it's quite a refreshing workout. My balance has improved so much through this video and I recommend it to a beginner as a fun, challenging way to get started. For the experienced, I recommend it as a modest morning workout, which is how I use it."
Great Program For Working On Balance and Coordination !
Yoga Dad | 06/12/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I recently picked this DVD up because I was looking for some variety in my Daily Pilates/Yoga Practice. I've been doing Yoga daily for well over 9 years and started doing Pilates every day before my Yoga practice in the Fall of 2005. I'm totally hooked on Pilates now, the results have been unbelieveable.
I have many Pilates Programs that do the more "classic" Pilates mat work (Stott, Kries (Precision Toning), Burnett, Caban) and many that are variations on the pilates system (New Method, Caribbean Pilates, Liz Gilles and Quick Fix programs). Recently I had picked up New Method 20/20 Pilates Precision Abs and it had some standing Pilates work. At first I was thinking it wouldn't be for me, but the more I did it the more I realized how beneficial it was in terms of developing balance and coordination as well as working the core differently.
I thought I'd try this Pilates Standing Blend led by Katalin Rodriguez-Zamiar to get more standing work and I wasn't dissapointed!
The first session which is about 30 minutes long has a variety of standing exercises that are very ballet-like in nature. They are relatively slow and controlled movements which start simpler and build to more complex combinations. The combinations were not so complex that they were really difficult to follow. I'm a 6 ft 2 inch 46 year old male w/zero dance background and I'm not the most graceful person in the world, yet I was able to catch on almost immediately to almost all the moves without too much trouble. Usually by the second or third repetition of a movement I was getting pretty comfortable and this was my first time doing this program.
I thought Ms Zamiar did a great job of explaining and demonstrating the movements and moved at a pace which was enough to create heat without moving so fast that it was impossible to follow. There were two students who also did the program with her so you could see how other people with different bodies and abilities might do the movements.
I must admit that I was sweating like crazy by the end of the Standing section and felt like I was very well exercised.
The second section, which I actually did yesterday for the first time, is a series of floor work. I really enjoyed this also because it was different than the traditional Pilates side lying series (which I enjoy also, but have on many programs already). It's only about 15 minutes long and challenged me in new and interesting ways.
This program doesn't have any of the Pilates Mat Stomach Series (which I knew from reading other reviews) so what I did was a short intermediate series (8 minutes long) from Karen Garcia's Pilates complete DVD in order to first warm up my core and then proceeded on to the Standing Blend DVD.
I can definitely say I'm glad I purchased this because it adds the variety I need to my daily exercise program and I can see it getting featured frequently in my DVD/VHS rotation.
Highly recommended!"


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|23 Jul 2009
Gigabyte P45-UD3P Ethernet
I am having trouble finding ethernet drivers for this board. So far the ones provided with the Gigabyte dvd and the Vista 64-bit drivers from the website do not work.
Anyone have this same issue or know a solution?
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|23 Jul 2009
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Hi phishingjimi, and wellcome to Sevenforums.
I just did a google search for your motherboard, and according to this page,
Newegg.com - GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P LGA 775 Intel P45 ATX Intel Motherboard - Intel Motherboards
in the specifications it says your board has 2 LAN ports, both of them have Realtek chipset 8111C :
Onboard LAN :
LAN Chipset Realtek 8111C
Second LAN Chipset Realtek 8111C
Max LAN Speed Dual 10/100/1000Mbps
So the solution to your problem is to go directly to the Realtek site, and download the appropriate NIC drivers from the chipset manufacturer themselves.
In this page there is a table with a collection of drivers for various operating systems, including Windows 7. You can download either the driver only, which is around 350KB file and install this driver manually, or you can download Auto Installation Program package, 5329KB in size, and run it for automatic install of the drivers.
Hope this helps.
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|23 Jul 2009
This looks like it can do the trick, I'll try it when I get home.
Thank you.
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|27 Jul 2009
unfortunately that one did not work. I've had no luck with this board, the PCI WMP54G wireless adapter or a new PCI Intel Pro GT card.
Has anyone found a card that works, or would a fresh 32-bit install cure my troubles? haha
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Windows 7 Professional x64
I am running the Realtek 6.195.625.2007 drivers. They work great!
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Adam Murray today said he believed Mansfield Town Football Club were at a crossroads and called on the small number of dissenting fans to help him steer the club down the road to success.
A highly passionate Murray, who in his first full season as a manager has turned last season's relegation-battlers into play-off chasers, was upset to hear some of the abuse directed his way after Saturday's 3-2 home defeat by Accrington.
And he was hurt to hear boos for skipper Adam Chapman on Saturday after he was given sponsors' man of the match and then appalled to see teen prospect Jack Thomas come in upset on Monday after being given personal abuse on social media over the weekend.
Ahead of Saturday's visit of Stevenage, Murray praised the majority of the club's fans but called on the dissenters to break with their long-standing culture of anger and stick with the club.
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"I need people to get on board with that. Through the highs and the lows, let's ride it together.
"We have to change the culture, we have to change history. Because if we keep doing what we've always done, we bring in another manager, we bring another set of players in, it's going to follow the same trend.
"I honestly think we are at a crossroads at the football club.
"We have got to be better out there in certain aspects, but I won't allow our success in the first quarter to be our downfall for the rest of the season. We did what we did. But it's like World War VIII now and it can't happen.
"As a player here over the last 12 years I know the club always implodes at some point. It always attacks itself and implodes."
He added: "I have said it over the years and I get battered for it, and today I will get battered for it again as there will always be some other reason.
"But the chairman puts on a Kids for a Quid deal and we get less fans – that doesn't make sense.
"People have got to go that extra yard. Before the game on Saturday I am getting abuse before the kick-off because someone wants me to play two strikers.
"That's before the game so that's where people's mindsets are at even before kick-off and that rubs off on the players.
"One of my players, for me he wasn't having the best of games but for the majority of the season has been a good player, got man of the match on Saturday – how, I don't know. But he got booed.
"Then one of our kids came in on Monday, who is also one of the fans' own and he runs his absolute socks off every game, said he needed to have words with me.
"He said he'd been getting some personal messages abusing him – the kid is 19. So if we are expected to get the best out of people doing what we have always done, let's react in a different way.
"Okay we weren't good enough on Saturday. We are going to take this football club forward, but if we act like we always do, the same thing will happen as always."
Murray conceded: "We need to be better in a lot of aspects. We got off to a poor start last weekend, got ourselves back in the game and then, to be fair, the game was way too open and it could have been 4-4 at half-time.
"We were up against a team that play with no fear, which is always dangerous. And when you are chasing the game, we conceded – for us – poor goals. We've prided ourselves all season on our defending.
"Even when we've not been winning games we've not conceded a lot of goals."
However, the manager and the squad have used last Saturday's loss as a springboard and a positive spur.
"For me last weekend has been a blessing in disguise," he said.
"It's been good for the team. It has made us re-focus on everything. When we've sat back and analysed the first quarter of the season, then the second quarter, looked at the tweaks and what has changed without knowing, there have been a fair few things that have changed. So it's been a good 72 hours for us as a group.
"You look at the last 20 years at this football club and in the League it's had one promotion, then it got relegated straight back, then it spent five years non-League, and then it's been an average to poor League Two club.
"Now I am going to make that better – there is no doubt about that. I know how proud everyone here are as people. But we can't have this imploding and people saying - you were fourth three months ago and now we're dead.
"We don't deserve to be anywhere in this league. The facts and the stats say this club has been an average League Two club for a big part of its history.
"My job is to put that right and I am going to do that. This group of players, they want that more than anything and I want it more than anything – and we are going to do it.
"You look at the successful times – it was the club's own that did it. From U12s to the youth team, we brought through a group of players that saw a big part of them go on to the Championship and some to the Premiership.
"That brought the club success. So in 12 months we have put that back in place.
"I am going to take this football club, not just for a one-off season but for a period of time, where everyone who walks through this door believes we are competive at what we do.
"We are not going to be average, we are not going to be poor, we are going to be competitive. But to get there it takes time and will take learning curves for all of us. It's got to be that change in culture and history of the whole place to ultimately get the football club where it needs to be.
"If we don't we'll keep fighting the same battles. It will go – new manager, new set of players, and, eventually, new chairman and just keep going round.
"When we take one on the chin, let's react differently now. Let's see if that works. Because I ultimately believe these players and me as a manager are going to make this football club successful.
"I have enjoyed the last 72 hours as I don't think I've slept but I've tore the so-and-sos out of it. When I took this job I always said I'd give this football club and these fans something to be proud of.
"Part of this season I have gone off a few scars from last season if I am being totally up front.
"Last year as a football club we got used to getting battered. As a manager, probably because I am too close to the club, that tore my heart out.
"So I have gone the opposite this year and said let's be cautious at what we do.
"You look at Accrington and they are where they are because they don't care as there is no expectation. There is no pressure on them to win any football matches.
"They go – we don't care. They just go out and play free which makes them dangerous.
"If they lose, they just say – we are Accrington, we'll try to win the next one. If they lose they go – we weren't supposed to win that one anyway. Look what they've done.
"Our expectations here are that we have to beat everyone in this league and you must be top of the league. We are trying our best here.
"We will ultimately get to where we need to be. If we can change the way we deal with things and change the reactions in certain areas, that's what has to happen.
"It won't happen overnight. But for me this is a crossroad and it can go the way it always does as history tells us what will happen, or we can go – let's make this different now.
"Let's really try to make it different as I believe in this place, I believe in this club and, ultimately I believe in myself.
"I have taken a negative here and made it a massive positive. We had a good meeting on Monday with the lads – open with a lot of honesty in it.
"You look at the little things that have changed out there from my point of view, they have changed into big things.
"When you break it down, there is a reason why we keep conceding so many goals.
"You look at the start of the season, people couldn't get in our half for the first 20 minutes.
"We know what has changed and we now can't wait to get back and get out teeth into it and really attack it."
Murray stressed that the Stags – on their budget and crowds – had to entitlement to compete at the top end.
He said: "Oxford United at the start of the season came out as a football club and said – there are no excuses for us this season. We are going to get promoted.
"Northampton also said we are getting promoted this season, so they go and sign the best striker for me in League Two last year, and they've already got one of the best strikers - we are not in a position to do that.
"We have got one man here that saved the football club (chairman John Radford). We don't get four, five, six, seven thousand fans every week. So this one man, it's all about him.
"He does his best, but we can't go and sign (James) Collins on x-amount of thousand pounds a week.
"If we were doing that and were 18th in the league – abuse us.
"It hurts the players and myself that we were fourth at one point, so we know we are good enough.
"The bits I've tweaked over the last few months I will take a big responsibility for. But our success in the first quarter can't be our downfall now."
There is certainly a siege mentality developing in the dressing room and a determination to prove the rest of the country – and the pre-season bookies' forecasts – wrong.
"Everyone outside this club, I can guarantee you, will be saying the wheels have fallen off here," said Murray.
"But inside the building me and my team are saying no chance. We have worked too hard for this not to happen.
"Now the second quarter has not been as good as the first we have got to get this back on track.
"Do we react and go – not good enough and ultimately end up like it always does? Or do we go – let's dig in here and get back to where we were?"
Despite being upset with a section of the home fans, Murray was quick to praise the majority.
"Even though I am saying this, big parts of the crowd on Saturday were superb," he said.
"I walked out there for the first time in a long time and – I know people don't agree with it sometimes – but there was a smoke bomb gone off somewhere, there was noise, there was a drum and I looked in the stand and I thought – you have sent shivers down my spine. That's the Mansfield Town fans I know and it felt like a proper atmosphere.
"We are getting back to full strength now with injuries which will make a difference. I am not making excuses, but we have had to change things round that haven't worked and played people out of position. That was always going to be a problem from the start of the season.
"If the culture doesn't change then the next 20 years are going to be the same as the last 20.
"I've had double figures in football managers and double figures in clubs, so I am experienced. I have been in the professional game 18 years, so I know the game inside out. I sleep the game. If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got.
"The only success will be when you get like your 'Busby Babes' like we had with our Lawrences and Hassells.
"You get promoted then come back down in 23rd. I will make this club competitive over a period of time. Whoever comes in after me, Mansfield Town will be looked at as a strong club."
Murray again shot down hopes of fans wanting him to play a 4-4-2 formation, saying: "This season people have said we are a good team and this will be a tough game, now we have to get back on the horse.
"It doesn't come with the naivety that you've got to play two centre forwards, it's not about that. It doesn't work and I won't do. It's not what I believe in and that's not what got us to fourth in the league.
"I will do what I believe in and what I have seen this group can do and suits them.
"Whether success comes this season, what will happen will happen, but we will have success in the next couple of seasons – that's a promise."
He added: "From someone who has this club in their blood, all I will ask is listen to me.
"A lot of our fans have been coming for 40-50 years and it's hard to change those traits. I get that.
"But there is a good freshness in this stadium right now. I see a lot of the kids coming in and people go – they are a pain the backside. But they care. They make a noise. They want the club to win."
On Saturday's visit of Stevenage, Murray smiled: "We'll just get our boxing gloves on, we'll forget the ball on Saturday.
"No, we have had a good couple of days so far and there is a lot of passion and fight in the camp right now.
"It starts with me against Stevenage on Saturday. Win, lose or draw I want to see that passion and pride and I want to see my players run around at 100mph, putting people in the stand and trying to score goals. That's what we are about. That's what I stand for."


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I've been having a great time playing with papers and embellishments, and finding new ways to present photos and make them look even better than before. The blank layouts provide a great jumping off point, and they can be edited and altered until everything looks right. I tried making a little presentation for A Bracelet a Week with a simple 16-image layout. With some tinkering, I got pages like this one:
Then I decided to really make use of having multiple images on a single page. Not only is this a great way to show off a design at multiple angles, but there's room for inspiration photos, color swatches, materials, or even a little jewelry haiku. I started with one of my favorite beads to beadwork designs - the original strawberry blossom pendant. Once I had the right background paper, all I needed were a few extra polka dots in coordinating colors.
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On Sunday in Malibu, Hollywood moms like Ming Na, Monique Lhuillier and Gabrielle Reece and their kids flocked to Debbie and Damon Fisher's seaside ranch, where Tastybaby co-founder Liane Weintraub and Shannan Swanson were feting their organic frozen baby food company with a "Fall on the Farm Eco-Party," complete with a petting zoo. "In other places it is a normal, everyday thing for kids to come in contact with farm animals," pointed out Weintraub.
"My daughter is a total animal lover," said Cindy Crawford, whose daughter Kaia went on a pony ride and chased sheep around. "My son's home watching football with his dad. That's what the boys do on Sundays."
Angie Harmon's girls, meanwhile, may have gotten a little too enthusiastic. "They almost started a fight over the chickens. There are two chickens [and they're fighting over the] same one," she said, chuckling.
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Once upon a time, my internet presence was confined to the page I coded myself. There were no blogs. It was my online journal.
There was no facebook or twitter where I could easily just scatter my thoughts and memories any time like I do now.
Phones were not smart.
But I wrote more often and I did it because I liked having that piece of my life as a record. For me. For people to connect with.
I used to not only read other online journals but comment a lot more. And not to win a free mixer.
It's never too late to be what you might have been. – George Eliot
When I was a young girl, I wanted to write. I wrote stories. I wrote plays. I wrote bad poetry.
My favorite classes in school were the ones that involved writing.
My day to day job now may not involve any exciting form of writing. But there's writing nonetheless.
Words. Oh, how I love words.
Who knows, I might still be a novelist some day.
But I will always be a writer. And these are my pages.
My birthday month is May. And the gift I'm giving myself is to be what I might have been.
I write.
Join me if you will, and leave me your link.
Go girl! I totally support this and will be happy to remind you in case you're forgetting! I've never felt like writing was in my blood and once I picked up a camera, I found my place: behind a lens. I think that's why it's easier for me to do photo challenges versus writing challenges. Even though I'm a day late here, I'll see what I can make happen. No promises! LOL
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David Ferrando Giraut: The Accursed Stare
22 Mar 2017 - 22 Apr 2017|
David Ferrando Giraut's practice mainly includes video, sound and installation. His latest projects have focused on the hybridisation of natural elements, technology and socio-political organisation. For his first solo exhibition at Tenderpixel, he presents two interconnected projects which spring from his ongoing research on humans' relation with images throughout history.
The Accursed Stare is a new, 35-minute digital animation piece, placed between an audio-visual essay, an anthropological examination and a psychedelic animation. It revolves around the reflections of an art historian in a not too distant future, as she explores different aspects of the image from its birth in the Palaeolithic through Ancient Greece and the Enlightenment, to the rise of conceptual art in the 1960s and its heritage of distrust towards aesthetic quality in 'post- conceptual art'. The work brings to light today's cult of individualism through consumerism.
CATOPTROPHILIA (2013) is a 3D animation structured around the encounter between two objects, belonging to distant time periods, but connected through their complex set of symbolic functions: an Egyptian hand mirror from the New Kingdom (XV. century BC) dedicated to Hathor, goddess of beauty, and the iPhone 4 Elite, released by Apple, California, in 2011. The piece revolves around how the human tendency to create images has always depended on mineral resources, and the social systems that arise from the processes around it.
Finally, each of the projects comprises respectively a series of light boxes and prints, which will also form part of the installation at the gallery.
David Ferrando Giraut (b 1978, Negreira, Spain) lives and works in Gijón ES and London UK. He holds a MA Fine Art from Goldsmiths College, London UK (2008). He participated at the LUX Associate Programme, London UK in 2010-2011.


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Well if you did, then you'll know I ran *pathetically* a 5k this weekend called The Color Run. Back in August, my buddy Erin tagged me on Instagram saying "even I could do this." Oh, I didn't take offensive to that statement. If you ever met me in person, you could tell my ass is flabby. My legs are thick! And well my gut is definitely a huge muffin top! So when she said that, I was like really??? Hmm lets look into it.
"Focused less on speed and more on crazy color fun with friends and family" – the color run
"Whether you are a casual morning mall walker or an Olympic athlete. . ." – the color run
I think watching the video pushed me over the edge to do it. . I saw a lady pushing a stroller with a baby! If it's that relaxed then I should be able to finish it no problem right?
We started so clean. . . (left to right me, Erin, Rachel, Colleen, Marci, Elisa)
(That's my hubby and son chatting it up at the Start Line – it's a family affair)
(Hubby and I )
Was at the right time and place for this shot (okay I'm think I'm kind of hilarious on Instagram or in general so follow me and judge for yourself)
Well we began the 5k and I was nervous about just collapsing from just being out of shape ya know? I've seen enough of the Biggest Losers to know that people can throw up or just plain fall down for exercising. And having some of my good friends there plus my family there was a little nerve racking for me.
I'll happily report that I finished! And got plenty colored up! Basically, as you're running each K = a hit of color.
Pepper didn't run with us – but she did get a good hit of color from me! Plus she doesn't care. . she chewing on Starburst anyway.
(Can you tell where my headband was?)
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The Cheese Monger: Chapel Hill Creamery's Calvander
Name: Calvander
Producer: Chapel Hill Creamery
Milk: Pasteurized Cow
Age: 3-6 weeks
Price: $14.00/lb
North Carolina's farming has long been dominated by hogs and tobacco, but Portia McKnight and Flo Hawley of Chapel Hill Creamery are looking to change that by producing high-quality cheese from their herd of Jersey cows.
This past Sunday, I got a chance to meet them and tour their farm. The operation is small, with only 17 milk-producing cows and a facility about the size of a trailer, but they're already making some amazing cheeses.
Because they are a younger operation, they are producing mainly fresh cheeses with very little aging. One example is their Carolina Moon, a mild, buttery, Camembert-style cheese which is their most popular offering. But with three on-site aging "caves" in place, I look forward to seeing more diverse offerings in the future.
After sampling a number of their cheeses, I went home with their Calvander, a beautiful small round washed in a brine solution, and named for a nearby historic farming community. The rind is a soft peach color and thick, with a pleasant chewiness. The interior is light yellow and creamy with a spicy, sweet and slightly floral flavor. Because of its mild and spicy flavors, I'd pair it with something light and fruity like a bottle of Pinot Grigio. Accompanied by honey and apples, it could make an excellent finish to the meal. It could also be cooked with potatoes for a comforting main dish.
Calvander, along with Chapel Hill Creamery's other cheeses like fresh and smoked mozzarellas, pheta, farmer's cheese, smoked farmer's cheese, Carolina Moon (Camembert-style, aged 4-5wks) and New Moon (Camembert-style, aged 9 days) are available from local farmer's markets (in the Piedmont area of North Carolina) and from the Weaver Street Market.
You can also contact the Chapel Hill Creamery at 615 Chapel Hill Creamery Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27516, (919) 967-3757.


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A UNESCO World Heritage site, Oropa is the most important and largest sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Mary to be found in the Alps. It is located in a unique, natural and unspoilt setting at 1200 mt. a.m.s.l, at only 20 minutes drive from the centre of Biella.
Our foods of the day from La Gazetta: Aglie: Risotto with blueberries and Erbaluce di Caluso wine, agnolotti with fondue and hazelnuts; torcetti di Agliè (twisted cookies), paste di meliga (fine maize flour cookies)
Oropa: Pulenta cunscia (polenta with cheeses from local pastures), fondue, ris an cagnan (risotto with toma cheese and browned butter); salam la duja (salami dipped in pork lard), salam d patata (salami with potatoes); honey or raisin mostarda (served with bollito misto); paste di meliga, canestrelli biscuits
The route: Why hello there our fine friend High Mountains. We've been waiting for you. Today we have four categorised climbs on the route with a uphill finish in Oropa. Recommended: the PodiumCafe mountain preview.
The race:
Good morning from Aglié, stage 14 start! This is the beauty of Italy... #giro pic.twitter.com/ddwILURepj
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) May 24, 2014
Our morning break is rather large this morning: Valerio Agnoli (Astana), Axel Domont (Ag2r la Mondiale), Marco Frapporti and Emanuele Sella (Androni Venezuela), Enrico Battaglin (Bardiani CSF), Martijn Keizer (Belkin), Manuel Quinziato (BMC), Paolo Longo Borghini (Cannondale), Jarlinson Pantano (Colombia), Mattia Cattaneo and Jan Polanc (Lampre Merida), Tim Wellens (Lotto Belisol), Julien Vermote (Omega Quick Step), Ivan Santaromita (Orica GreenEdge), Albert Timmer (Giant Shimano), Perrig Quemeneur (Europcar), Darico Cataldo and Boasson Hagen (Sky), Nicolas Roche (Saxo Tinkoff), Danilo Hondo (Trek) and Yonathan Monsalve (Neri Sottoli). With 82 kilometers remaining, their gap was around nine minutes.
Finish line, Oropa / Arrivo, Oropa #giro pic.twitter.com/LyRw61gpiV
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) May 24, 2014
Along the road:
Cycling, a moving game of chess. #Giro pic.twitter.com/dJbtMj0xfV
— peloton magazine (@pelotonmagazine) May 24, 2014
Two more abandonments: Kanstantsin Siutsou of Sky and Pieter Weening. Orica has had a great race, but are down to just four remaining riders. Sky on the other hand, has had a lousy Giro. With 69 kilometers to go, the gap was at 6:50. With 52km to go the gap was at 8'59, the pace behind was slow enough that Bouhanni was still with the bunch.
Speaking of the bunch, they seemed less than delighted by the flares fans set off along the course.
Alguién que anima el Giro, aunque a los ciclistas del Europcar no les guste mucho #Giro pic.twitter.com/4vXZKKb6h3
— Dorsal 51 (@Dorsal51) May 24, 2014
Just under 50 kilometers to go and the first attack from the peloton: Pierre Rolland. Joining him, Thurau, Amador and Zoidl. Next ones out of the pack:
Haas and Hesjedal from Garmin Sharp. Quickly joining them, Izaguirre. Hesjedal, Izaguirre, Thurau, Rolland, Zoidl all together. Ahead, Roche attacked his breakaway mates. So many groups on the road, so few cameras.
Roche had ten second at the top of the climb with the Rolland group at 4'25, the Haas, Pirazzi group at 5'05, and the peloton at 5'48.
Situation: Leaders ---> 1st Chase Group 4'40''----> 2nd chase group 5'30''.
21 km to go. #giro
— Giro d'Italia (@giroditalia) May 24, 2014
There were apparently about 12 riders left in that front group, including Roche.
After a mechanical for Quinziato, Timmer was alone at the front of the race with six kilometers to go. Per Eurosport Timmer has "A heart to match the size of his giant frame." With four kilometers to go, he had 36 seconds over the first chasing group. He looked to be truly suffering.
Back in the pack, Quintana accelerated, but his main gc rivals were not distanced. A little bit later, Pozzovivo attacked, dropping almost everyone but Quintana very quickly. At the front, Timmer was caught by Cataldo and Pantano. At the end, they would be caught by other chasers. A very slow sprint for the win between Cataldo, Pantano and Battaglin. The winner: Battaglin.
Behind, many gaps have formed. There will be GC changes. Alas, poor Basso, my fantasy team had hopes.
Who'd have thunk it? Two Bardiani wins in two days. #Giro pic.twitter.com/McdNAh1vc9
— Sadhbh O'Shea (@SadhbhOS) May 24, 2014
Stage: Enrico Battaglin
GC top 10 after #Giro stage 14 pic.twitter.com/s7sR1nyfEG
— peloton magazine (@pelotonmagazine) May 24, 2014
The wine: Sottimano Mate 2012
From Biondivino $23.00
Ceri says: A rare example of brachetto made into a dry, still wine. Sottimano made wine for years from this patch of old vines before learning exactly what it was.
From the producer:
Grapes: Brachetto.
Location of the vineyard: Neive.
Age of the vineyards: 35 years.
Size: 1.20 ha.
Average production: 5.000 btls/year.
Location of the vineyard: Neive.
Age of the vineyards: 35 years.
Size: 1.20 ha.
Average production: 5.000 btls/year.
The vineyard :The Maté is a small vineyard of Brachetto in the zone of Neive.
The vinification: The fermentation and the maceration on the skins normally takes about 7-8 days. No selected yeasts are used. The malolactical fermentation is completed in stainless steel, where the wine remains for approximately 8 months. There is no filtering and no fining prior to bottling.
The Maté has a very intense color, an elegant nose of spices and rose and a fresh and refined taste.
The acidity is well balanced by the good concentration of this vintage.
I say: A truly gorgeous nose on this wine, flowers, spices and cherries. Very perfumed and if they made a perfume of this wine, I might wear it.
In the mouth, light and fragrant, with light strawberries and lingering flowers. Plenty of acid on this finish makes this fall into that gulpable category.
The acidity is well balanced by the good concentration of this vintage.
I say: A truly gorgeous nose on this wine, flowers, spices and cherries. Very perfumed and if they made a perfume of this wine, I might wear it.
In the mouth, light and fragrant, with light strawberries and lingering flowers. Plenty of acid on this finish makes this fall into that gulpable category.


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Tigres beat Real Salt Lake to continue Liga MX dominance in CCL
MONTERREY, Mexico -- Jose Rivas and Jurgen Damm scored goals in the second half on Wednesday night as Tigres defeated Real Salt Lake 2-0 in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals series.
Rivas opened the scoring in the 67th minute and Damm sealed the win in the 86th for Tigres, which is looking to qualify for a first semifinal in this tournament.
Tigres, Liga MX champions, was a runner-up in last year's Copa Libertadores and needs a tie or a 1-0 loss to get to the semis.
The second leg will be played next Wednesday in Salt Lake City.
Real Salt Lake was far from its top shape because the game was played two weeks before the start of the Major League Soccer season.
French striker Andre-Pierre Gignac missed a penalty kick in the 45th minute for Tigres.
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