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OCPD Issues Crime Alert to Residents Regarding BurglariesShare This +
On the morning of September 13, 2016 in the City of Oak Creek, there was an occupied residential burglary with auto theft. This type of crime, burglary with auto theft has occurred twice in a short period of time.
Burglaries of residential homes and garages do not seem to have a pattern and have occurred during daytime and nighttime hours. All residents are asked to be observant and report all suspicious activity to the police department – 762-8200 – press 0. If you have information on any of the burglaries that have occurred in the City of Oak Creek – call Oak Creek Crime Stoppers- 766-7699 to remain completely anonymous. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest.
The summary of service calls for Burglary in Oak Creek:
June 2016 – 11
July 2016 – 8
August 2016 – 16
September 2016 – until present – 9
The map below shows areas where burglaries have occured. This is a city-wide issue. No area is more or less vulnerable to this crime.
Please stay observant of your surroundings. Open windows are doors to crime. Screens can be cut. Treat sliding doors as big windows. Close them and lock them! If vehicles are left parked outside, remove all valuables and garage door openers.


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Kristen Bell Is a Runaway Bride for 'Like Father'!
Kristen Bell looks like she's skipping out on a wedding in these new photos from her latest movie Like Father.
The 37-year-old actress donned a wedding dress and was seen making a beeline out of New York City's Central Park to hail a cab while filming on Wednesday (August 31).
Kelsey Grammer was also seen on the set of the new movie and he will be playing Kristen's father in the movie.
The movie is a new film from Lauren Miller, who is writing and directing. If you didn't know, Lauren is married to actor Seth Rogen.


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Correct Thinking: Basic Principles Of Clear Reasoning Sep 26, 2017
Your life is yours to live as you choose to live it. Assuming you don't want to live a life of misery and failure, you must choose to live your life in a way that will achieve success and happiness. To do that, however, you have to know how to live that kind of life and how to choose to do what is necessary to achieve that success. The faculty of your, "Mind," you must use to make the right choices necessary to true human success is your ability to think (formally called reason or rationality).


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Sports Marketwatch
MLB Edition
By The Team at SportsInsights.com
Welcome to the 2009 MLB Sports Marketwatch, where the Team at SportsInsights gives sports fans unprecedented insight into the sports marketplace. If you ever wanted to know what was really happening on the sportsbook side, you now have an all-access pass with Sports Marketwatch! Sports MarketWatch will be published twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday, around 5PM Eastern Time.
Sports Marketplace – MLB Edition
Randy Wolf pitched very well in Tuesday's first game, giving up only one run in eight innings of work. Manny Ramirez and Matt Kemp drove in six of the Dodgers' nine runs, handing San Francisco a 9-1 defeat. Game two saw the Braves' Tommy Hanson shut down a white hot Nationals team that came into the game as winners of eight straight. Chipper Jones provided the offense for Atlanta, scoring twice while going 2 for 4 at the dish, including a 7th inning homerun. The Braves' bullpen put the finishing touches on an 8-1 victory by striking out four and giving up only one hit in the final 2.1 innings.
Baseball can be a very profitable sport to bet on when you base it off moneyline odds, especially when betting underdogs. The "plus odds" is a reason that MLB moneyline dogs can show value over time. Most people like to win – thus overvaluing winning teams. Our selections on moneyline underdogs will normally hit at less than 50%, but the "plus odds" payoff makes it a profitable investment.
2009 MLB Games to Watch: 37-33, 52.9%, +17.42 units
*Source: SportsInsights.com
Sports MarketWatch – MLB Games to Watch
Kansas City Royals +114 over Detroit Tigers
Since being traded from Seattle, Jarrod Washburn (8-7, 3.12 ERA) has struggled as a starter in Detroit. In his first two starts as a member of the Tigers, Washburn has given up 16 hits and 11 earned runs and tonight will face-off against Zack Greinke, the AL Leader in ERA. Like Washburn, Greinke (11-7, 2.43 ERA) has had his own issues lately, recording only one win since scoring his 10th victory of the season in late June against Pittsburgh.
Detroit opened as -104 favorites at Pinnacle and have since grown to -119. The public is heavily behind the Tigers with 91% of runline bets, 74% of moneyline bets and 68% of parlay wagers currently backing Detroit. A Smart Money play on Kansas City was triggered at 5Dimes, who are +3.93 units on the season. A Steam Move was also triggered, this by Pinnacle, who are +39.08 units this season. When a book with Pinnacle's record moves, Marketwatch follows, and will take the Royals in this game.
Kansas City +114 (Catalina/VegasVic)
Houston Astros +125 over Milwaukee Brewers
In Marketwatch's second game, Houston and Wandy Rodriguez (11-6, 2.51 ERA) head to Miller Park to take on Milwaukee and Yovani Gallardo (10-9, 3.54 ERA). Rodriguez has been stellar in his last seven starts, posting a 5-0 record with a 0.77 ERA over that stretch. He has been equally impressive against the Brewers, winning both of his starts against Milwaukee this season, while giving up only one run in 14 innings. The Brewers will counter with Gallardo, who has also experienced success against tonight's opponent. In five career starts against the Astros, Gallardo is 3-2 with a 2.50 ERA, although both of those losses came this season in matchups against Rodriguez.
Milwaukee opened as -145 favorites at CRIS and have shrunk to -128. The Brewers are big runline favorites, garnering 74% of those bets and are slight moneyline favorites, currently receiving 51% of those wagers. One of our basic strategies at Marketwatch is to bet against the public, and in this game the public is backing Milwaukee, so we're taking Houston.
Houston +125 (Matchbook)
Games to Watch (37-33, +17.42 units)
Kansas City Royals +114
Houston Astros +125
It should be another exciting weekend in the sports marketplace. Keep Sports MarketWatch picks handy and your browser pointed to SportsInsights.com for the latest real-time updates, using our exclusive Sports Investing tools. We'll be back Tuesday with the new edition of the Sports Marketwatch – MLB Edition.
Enjoy the games!
The Team at SportsInsights.com


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Voice in the Gloom. Magic, at it's core, is all about exploration and discovery!
Morgana's Legacy 1 of 7
- Explore the Gloom way back in your Kingdom to find the mysterious person. You must have Exploration Crystals, Coins and specific Castle Levels to explore the Gloom.
- Collect 2 Pails of Water by fishing in ponds. The stranger may be thirsty! Click on a Pond when it's ready to fish.
Quest rewards : ?? coins, ?? exp.
All for the Legacy. Morgana wishes to rebuild her ancestors' estate and break the curse on these lands. Let's help her out. It won't be easy, we must prepare!
Morgana's Legacy 2 of 7
Quest tasks:
- Have 3 bottles of Memory Dust to help Morgana rebuild her home from old memories. Ask Friends for Memory Dust.
- Craft 6 Rope just in case we need it. Craft Rope in the Workshop.
- Have 4 Stone Blocks to add some support to her age-worn walls. Craft Stone Blocks in the Workshop.
Quest Rewards: ?? coins, ?? exp.
Old, but Not Gold, Morgana said The Black Knight cursed these lands. They really do appear to be in a terrible state. I may know how to restore her home…
Morgana's Legacy 3 of 7
Quest tasks:
Tend 5 Flowers in your Kingdom. Morgana said the land used to be covered in them! Click on Flowers to tend.
Craft 1 piece of Cotton Cloth to wipe off all this dust! Cotton Cloth is crafted in the Studio.
Craft 4 Restoration Talismans. Perhaps these can clear the muggy mist! Craft Restoration Talismans in the Studio.
Quest rewards: ?? coins, ?? exp.
Take Five, Everyone! Now that we've confirmed that we really are dealing with a Time Curse, we may need some assistance…
Morgana's Legacy 4 of 7
Quest tasks:
- Tax 4 Houses to rally the townsfolk to help with the restoration. Click on a House when it's ready to tax.
- Craft 2 Carrot Cake to thank everyone for their hard work. Craft Carrot Cake in the Kitchen after building a Mill and a Bakery.
- Clear 6 Grass, Bushes, or Dead Logs so people have a place to stand. Click Grass, Bushes, or Dead Logs to clear. If you're out of Nature Items, buy more in the Nature section of the Market.
Quest rewards: ?? coins, ?? exp.
A Curse for the Ages. The Black Knight really did a number on Morgana's estates – I've never seen such a frightful mess!
Morgana's Legacy 5 of 7
- Have 5 Bags of Holding. All that debris has to go somewhere! Ask Friends for Bags of Holding.
- Craft 1 Keg. Restoration is thirsty work! Craft Kegs in the Workshop.
- Use 9 Restoration Talismans to clear items cursed by Aging Mist. Craft Restoration Talismans in the Studio and click on the cursed mist to lift the curse.
Quest rewards: ?? coins, ?? exp.
Doctor, Doctor, Give Me the News. Morgana's acting rather odd. Fluttering eyelids, shortness of breath, lots of sighing? Perhaps the poor girl is ill.
Morgana's Legacy 6 of 7
- Feed 8 Animals in your Kingdom to see if they display similar symptoms. Click on Animals to feed them.
- Craft 2 Thermometers to diagnose Morgana. This item can be crafted in the Studio.
- Use 9 Restoration Talismans on items under the curse of the Aging Mist. Craft Restoration Talismans in the Studio and click on the cursed mist to lift the curse.
Quest rewards: ?? coins, ?? exp.
Never Grow Old. We're almost there! The Time Curse is lifting. Let's do our best to finish restoring Morgana's home!
Morgana's Legacy 7 of 7
- Craft 3 Kettlebells. Restoration requires heavy lifting, this will make good practice! You can craft this item in the Workshop.
- Use 12 Restoration Talismans on items cursed by Aging Mist. Craft Restoration Talismans in the Studio and click on the cursed mist to lift the curse.
- Water 3 Saplings near the estate. Landscaping is everything! You can find saplings under the Nature tab in the Market.
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The Iowa Precinct Caucuses will commence on Monday, Feb. 5, at 7 p.m. at 10 different locations across Buena Vista County for the Democratic and Republican parties.
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Elect residents of each precinct to serve on the County Central Committee.
Elect delegates and alternates to the Buena Vista County Conventions.
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A 'garda' who was filmed having sex with a wannabe porn star on a patrol car has not been suspended and is still on duty despite allegedly admitting to bosses it was him.
It is believed the officer, who is based at a station in the south east, approached his superiors probing the seedy clips ahead of a formal hearing.
A source told the Irish Mirror: "The officer admitted it was him in the video that had been uploaded to the well-known porn website.
"In fairness everyone from the area knew it was him when the news broke.
"There will be a formal hearing and investigation into it.
"He could get into trouble for putting his job into disrepute and the unauthorised use of a garda vehicle.
"What he did was stupid by all means but not a massive criminal offence.
"He has not been suspended from duty."
The video, which made headlines earlier this week, shows a man wearing the force's jacket and a woman having sex on what looks like a cop car. It's understood he is a family man who is in a long-term relationship.
Despite his face not being shown in the clip it's believed those who know him were able to identify him.
It was posted to a popular porn website on Saturday evening by a user under the name of "Carla4Garda".
The woman who features in the clip is not a member of the force.
An unidentified dark-haired woman wearing a lacy bra and suspenders is handcuffed to the bonnet before the pair have sex on top of what looks like a marked car.
No one else can be seen in the video, which was filmed at night.
It's believed the vehicle involved will be examined.
The mystery woman says what sounds like "Sorry Garda" and the man replies, "You better be sorry". Both appear to have Irish accents. The clip which had been viewed by thousands of viewers has since been taken off the internet.
"Carla4Garda" has posted videos in the past which appear to feature the same woman with uniformed men from another State service. Her user profile gives her age as 35 and has a photo of a Garda car.
One user called the video "great" while another said it was a "whopper".
A second clip was uploaded by the same woman a number of days ago and shows her performing a sex act on an unidentified male.
However, it's believed the man in this video is the same garda she was having sex with in the first video.
The same woman has also uploaded a smutty video of a threesome which allegedly involved her and two members of the Defence Forces.


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Category Archives: Mission Volunteers
The Four Things That Matter Most (Book Review by Amy, Volunteer)
The FourThings That Matter Most: A Book About Living.
New York: Free Press, 2004.
New York: Free Press, 2004.
Ira Byock, M.D. has devoted his career to improving thequality of care for those in the end-of-life season.
He co-founded the Life's End Institute:Missoula Demonstration Project, Inc., and has served as the president of theAcademy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine. He currently holds a faculty position at Dartmouth School of Medicineand is the director of palliative medicine at Dartmouth Hitchcock MedicalCenter.
The thesis of this book is that "four simple statements arepowerful tools for improving your relationships and your life" (3). These four statements are Please forgive me,I forgive you, Thank you, and I love you. Byock asserts that through saying the Four Things, people aretransformed and eperience healing and wholeness. Through the stories presented in his book,Byock demonstrates how "The Four Things are powerful tools for reconciling therifts that divide us and restoring the closeness we innately desire" (7).
Following the introductory overview of the Four Things,Byrock's literary structure provides a section for each component of thesecritical words: (1) Forgiveness, (2) Gratitude, (3) I Love You and (4)Goodbye. He further divides these broadsegments of four focus sections into detailed stories that illustrate thepowerful impact of the Four Things on various families. Throughout the book, the stories capture thepowerful way in which transformation takes place as individuals utilized theFour Things to complete their relationships.
From the outset, Byock clearly explains that his role as adoctor is not to heal the relationships himself: "As a doctor, I cannot healrelationships between other people any more than I can will the grass togrow. I can prepare them for healing,plant some seeds, keep careful watch, and nurture any evidence of growth. In the plowing and planting and tending ofthe emotional, spiritual healing process, words are my most valuable tool."(14). Through Byock's wisdom regardingthe careful usage of words, I have been encouraged in my chaplaincy training,as I have seen how a prudent and thoughtful selection of words made an enormousimpact on the visits that I had with patients throughout the summer.
I wasdeeply moved be each and every one of the sections included in The Four Things,but the most impaction section for my life as a chaplain-in-training thissummer was the first section on forgiveness. As Bryock notes, "Forgiveness is a passage to a sanctuary of wholeness,that nurturing place where we feel intimately connected to the people whomatter most to us. It is a place ofhealing and transformation. In it, wefeel the perfect fullness of the present" (40). I have experienced the gift of forgiveness even while meeting withpatients throughout the summer as I have traditionally been very hard on myselfand have learned over time how to forgive myself for not being perfect, and fornot always having the perfect response to everything. Through slowing down to be with my patients,hear their stories and practice the ministry of presence this summer, I havelearned that there is truly a "perfect fullness" in the present, and the bestway to embrace that is through experiencing life from a place ofwholeness.
Actress, Torrey Devitto talks about her work volunteering with Mission Hospice
Announcing September 2011 Patient Visit Volunteer Training
All training sessions take place at the Mission Hospice office on Saturday mornings from 10am – 12:30pm
1. September 10th – Hospice Overview
2. September 17th – Psycho-Social Issues – Rene Frescas, Social Worker
3. September 24th – Spiritual Care – Stephen Moorey, Chaplain
4. October 1st – Nursing Care – Katie Robinson, Nurse Case Manager
5. October 8th – The Volunteer Experience – TBA, Volunteer
6. October 15th – Graduation
Please contact Guy, Volunteer Coordinator should you wish to attend. Thank You.
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Street Style: Young and Bold at London's Grad Fashion Week
Overalls are back in full force.
Overalls are back in full force.
Parting is such sweet sorrow.
Some new stars have emerged.
If you add up the cost of all these clothes, it might support the economy of a small nation.
Upon arrival, everybody immediately stops brushing their hair.
Gaining steam for the final sprint of fashion month.
We're into the major leagues now.
With a guest appearance by Anna Wintour.
So many patterns.
They love a good pattern, those Brits.
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Rear View Mirror 1-9-18
Welcome to 2018 race fans and Rear View Mirror readers. As RVM enters its sixth year bringing you a look back at the weekend in racing, we kick off 2018 with a look at how the Roar Before the 24 at Daytona went down. Our goal is to give you insight into the teams and cars that make up the field along with some commentary on how the cars performed in the three-day event that precedes the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona that will take place Saturday January 27th at 2 p.m. Eastern, through January 28th 2 p.m. Eastern time.
The Race
This year will be the 56th running of the twice-around the clock endurance race that effectively kicks off the 2018 racing season. Since 1962 the race has been run in three, six, and 24-hour versions, and has been sponsored by Pepsi (24 Hour Pepsi Challenge), Sunbank, and since 1992, Rolex. The race was shortened to six hours in 1972 due to the fuel crisis, and cancelled all-together in 1974.
The biggest brands in racing have made their mark here and rivalries that to this day are still being fought look to Daytona as a proving ground. Ford gave Ferrari something to think about when the Ford GT40 Mk II won in 1966. In 1967 Ferrari came back to finish 1-2-3 with the Ferrari P4, and the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 was given the unofficial name Ferrari Daytona to commemorate the event.
The battle between Ford and Ferrari has of course been reborn with the introduction of the new Ford GT which faces off against the latest Ferrari, the 488 GTE. The battle has been won by both sides and the ferocity of competition increases with each race.
Watch Racer.com cover day one of the Roar Before the 24
The Classes
Of course, that Ford/Ferrari battle used to take place in the prototype class. Now the cars face off in the GTLM class. To get a better understanding of how the classes are structured here is a breakdown of the classes. These classes have been set in place in one form or another but since the coming together of the Grand-Am and American Le Mans Series' this is how they stand.
You can check out the full entry list here on the IMSA.com site.
Prototype (P)
The Prototype field can be broken into two categories, the Daytona Prototype International (DPi) and the Le Mans P2 cars (LM P2).
This year we see the deepest field of Prototypes to date with 20 cars (10 DPi, and 10 LM P2) competing in chassis' from Dallara, Onroak Automotive (Ligier), ORECA or Riley/Multimatic. These are closed cockpit racecars with defined aerodynamics and speeds of up to 200 mph. Engines are IMSA-homologated and this year we will see Gibson and Cadillac V8s, meet Acura and Nissan twin-turbo V6s, as well as four-cylinder turbos from Mazda. All engines produce approximately 600 hp.
It can be hard to gauge how fast teams are capable of through the qualifying and competition that takes place over the three days of the Roar since holding back, or "sandbagging" has become a familiar practice to avoid the balance of power process. If the Cadillac's were holding back, it didn't matter as the field of four Cadillac DPi V-Rs swept the competition.
Felipe Nasr in the No. 31 Whelen Engineering Cadillac DPi-V.R was the fastest of them all with a best time of 1 minute, 35.806 seconds (133.764 mph) around the 3.56 mile Daytona course.
This YouTuber attended the Roar Before the 24 and made a great qualifying video. Check it out.
GT Le Mans (GTLM)
The GTLM field is made up of 10 cars this year, and here is where the big brand rivalries face off. Factory racing teams bring optimized chassis' and engine configurations of their grand touring models. While horsepower is limited to 525, nearly every component of the car has been altered for racing. These are tube-frame racecars based on production models and can reach speeds of up to 180 mph. There are nine cars in the GTLM field.
Even though Ryan Briscoe showed up late to the Roar Before the 24 due to weather conditions in his home state of Connecticut, he put in one of the fastest times in the #67 Chip Ganassi Racing Ford GT. That was until teammate Sebastian Bordais, who has moved full-time in to IMSA racing from IndyCar, took the #67 Ford GT two-tenths faster with a one minute, 43.798 second lap around the course.
GT Daytona (GTD)
Within the GTD class you will find vehicles that are closer to production cars but still enhanced for racing. While horsepower is only 25 less than the GTLM class, speeds are significantly lower due to less aerodynamic modification. GTD also consists of FIA-GT3 homologated cars and is the only class featuring Pro-Am drivers. There are 21 cars in the GTD class making it the largest group within the field.
The Lamborghini Huracán GT3s have shown great speed every year at the Roar Before the 24, but they have yet to win. This year was no different in qualifying where Mirko Bortolotti, posted the fastest time of 1:47.374 (119.352 mph) in the # 11 GRT Grasser Racing Team Huracán GT3. This was after his teammate Rolf Ineichen set the fastest lap on Saturday.
Andy Lally, who moved from Michael Shank Racing (Acura NSX) to Magnus Racing and their #44 Audi R8 this year was the second fastest with a 1:47.436 lap time. Patrick Long in the #58 Wright Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R was just two-tenths slower.
Of the 18 cars that participated in qualifying, all were separated by less than a second. Look for some amazing racing in GTD. It will all come down to reliability and consistency in the end.
There's some great on track footage from Buddybryan3 of YouTube here to watch.
The Drivers
The Rolex 24 always brings a field of drivers that can be seen competing in the IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Challenge but also a range of drivers from other racing disciplines that add color to the top level teams.
This year one of the most notable and talked about drivers to take to the banks of Daytona is two-time Formula One champion Fernando Alonso. Alonso has never raced at Daytona or driven a prototype. Alonso put in only three laps in his car, the #23 United Autosports Ligier LM P2. According to comments on IMSA.com from Alonso, he was getting used to the temperatures, the closed cockpit view, as well as the high banking of Daytona. It will be interesting to see how his well-known skills behind the wheel translate in an endurance race in the first multi-class race of his storied career.
This clip from United Autosports features Fernando Alonso and Bruno Senna.
Johniwanna Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona Live Event
As I have in the last couple years I will be hosting a 24-hour live event during the 2018 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona race. You can catch me hanging out and commenting on the race through the Johniwanna Facebook page. I will be doing a few giveaways during the show and basically hanging out trying to watch the entire race.
I hope to see you there. It's been a fun event in the past for those who were able to endure not only my face on your screen for this long but to just remain awake for the length of the race.


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So… I've been studying Matthew 10 for the up coming series in collide. It's been a col study so far and this week we are talking about getting it out.. Focusing on sharing our story of what Christ has done in our lives..
It's cool if you read verses 5-7 you get the feeling that Jesus was pretty big on having a direct focus… He is so direct in who not to go to and who to go to with the gospel!!
When I read this passage I think, how does this apply to us here today… I think Jesus has given each of us a very powerful story…. One that one we can use to reach people that He has lined up for us to impact with our story…. Think about it Jesus wants to use you not reach everyone around the world but intact more focused than that…. How about those people around you!!! Not those across the room but the ones who sit right next to you who pass by everyday…. Do they know Jesus? Do you know their story??? How much their story might match your story of before you
Met Christ….. Get it out…. Share your story… That's why God gave it to you!!!!!


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Silver Streams - Poem by Bill Simmons
Silver streams and yellow meadows
The dog outside's a good fellow
Snow capped mountains some may never see,
What we are and are not
What we have and haven't got
Does it matter at all what we believe
The rain it falls, the snow is white
The stars they twinkle in the night
The moon looks down for all to see,
Did you know a mocking bird
It sings the songs that it has heard
It's beauty is from others it has concieved
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As it takes first breath of life
From the first moment it is born,
While far away in another land
A shepherd he does understand
As to his sheep he calls,
He blows his horn
Is this the way that life it is
It comes and goes just like this
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The sun it shines, it warms you
The wind upon your face blows through the leaves,
What we are and are not
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Andrea Riseborough, who played Baroness Thatcher in television drama The Long Walk to Finchley, said the politician had "oversights" when it came to millions of people.
Despite being an intelligent woman, Riseborough said Lady Thatcher was not in touch with herself or anyone else, and did not feel enough guilt about her actions.
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"She is still untouchable for many because she didn't operate in the way others did. Her connection with humanity was a very loose thread.
"Emotionally, she was not in touch with herself or anybody else. As well as being such an intelligent woman, I would say she had psychopathic tendencies."
The magazine described her laughing at the notion, as she added: "As I understand it, the term implies a tendency not to feel as much guilt about one's actions as perhaps one ought to."
Riseborough, 31, played a young Margaret Thatcher in the television programme, which was broadcast on BBC4 five years ago.
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She has previously spoken of her portrayal of Lady Thatcher as a "version of the truth, but not the truth", adding it had been "fascinating".
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
A Pocket full of Sunshine
Posted by Goob at 7:52 AM
8 comments:
- Kristina P. said...
I'm glad that he was finally picked up, Lisa. I think that will go a long way to helping you with your PTSD.
- April 14, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Heatherlyn said...
I have to admit, it would be unimaginably difficult to make all the prepardness and sacrifices necessary to have a supply of food for my family and then watch it be doled out so that I no longer had the supply my family needed. Because in some situations, some miracle would prevail and my family would be taken care of anyway. And in other situations, we'd suffer just like everyone else who was not prepared. And that doesn't seem equitable, at best. At what point do those who are not prepared actually have consequences (other than some level of ashamedness at using other peoples' prepardness supplies?) Don't get me wrong, I think it is important to share and be willing to give all. I wouldn't want to watch those around me go hungry! It would just be a difficult situation to go through.
- April 14, 2009 at 8:28 AM
- Lara said...
I'm glad that they caught up to the guy...I'd be pretty happy about it in your situation, too!
And, I have a lot of work to do on my food storage as well. We've majorly depleted it the last few months.
- April 14, 2009 at 8:53 AM
- Jillene said...
I am SO glad that they got the guy!! And I don't think that you should feel bad for him--he deserves to know how you felt when he did it to you (can you tell that I am all about revenge?).
- April 14, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- The Wixom Zoo said...
Lots of updates! I also, sadly, need to beef up (no pun intended) the protein section of my pantry. Sure, my freezer is plenty beefed up due to the selflessness of Frankie, but what if the power went out? I'd be hosed. *sigh*
- April 14, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- CaJoh said...
I wouldn't want to list all the things I have in my cupboards— I would be too depressed. It's hard enough trying to find something to make let along make sure that there is enough on hand in case of a disaster.
- April 14, 2009 at 1:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Great update. It's not always easy to feel Christ-like when faced with a bully. We are required to forgive, but I'm not sure if there is a time-limit put on that.
- April 14, 2009 at 2:06 PM
- queendeni said...
I love the way you use your words! You and Lara have a beautiful way to express yourselves in everyday and not so everyday experiences!!
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Now, honestly - just about everything you see in these pictures sold on Saturday. But never fear - I'm gonna get busy - I've already got some new furniture pieces and I'm on the hunt for more goodies.
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Now, honestly - just about everything you see in these pictures sold on Saturday. But never fear - I'm gonna get busy - I've already got some new furniture pieces and I'm on the hunt for more goodies.
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- Lisa said...
Hi Cathy, I love all the beautiful pics you posted. I know why you havent had a lot of time for bloging lately. You are a very busy lady .Your place always looks so pretty. Some of my gal pals from church are also into your blog and we were talking about taking a road trip to visit cobblestone farms store. (We are also in KY). Where are you located? I so enjoy your blog thanks for the eye candy :)Have a blessed week.
- Sunday, 12 September, 2010
- Nana's Fun Stuff said...
You go Cathy! Everything looked gorgeous :) Great job on it!
- Sunday, 12 September, 2010
- Susie Homemaker said...
Oh my Cathy...everything looks so great! I am so happy for you that you had a successful day...
And, you have given me some color inspiration!
Warm wishes,
- Sunday, 12 September, 2010
- Tardevil said...
I want about everything in those pictures! Gorgeous eye candy! Wish I could have been there.
- Sunday, 12 September, 2010
- Heather's Stitches said...
Everything looks so great! Sure wish I was closer:)
- Monday, 13 September, 2010
- Look beyond the picket fence said...
Fall is in the air in Kentucky! Everything looks beautiful. I love the metal pumpkins, they are so whimsical! I have to get going on my fall decorating, maybe today! Get some rest!
- Monday, 13 September, 2010
- Sheila said...
Simply beautiful and inspiring! Wish we had events like this to attend in my area!
Couldn't stop going back over the pics to see what I missed!
Wishing you a wonderful week~
- Monday, 13 September, 2010
- Elizabeth and Gary said...
Hi Cathy,
A feast for the eyes! I love everything....I want to go shopping at Cobblestone Farms.....
I am so happy for you that your Fall Harvest Gathering was such a hit.
Have a sweet day, big hugs Elizabeth
- Monday, 13 September, 2010
- Country Dreaming said...
Oh, it looks like sooooooo much fun! I too wished I lived closer too.
Glad it was a success for you.
- Monday, 13 September, 2010
- Cathy Cobblestone said...
Hey Lisa - hope you see this - we are located in Central Ky - Greensburg to be exact - e-mail me if you need more info. I'd love to have you all come by for a visit. But please holler at me first- I'm a "one-gal show" and sometimes I have to leave for things. I wouldn't want to miss you!
- Monday, 13 September, 2010
- Beverly said...
Thanks for sharing with us. I wish I could have been there. I love all the fall colors and oh...those pumpkins. I am so ready for fall and you just fueled that yearning.
I always wonder how much of that you made yourself. You are a talented busy lady. So happy for you it was a profitable day.
- Tuesday, 14 September, 2010
- Kim said...
Ok, if I lived closer I would be at your place to much. I love it! To bad I don't live closer, to far of a drive from OK.
Thanks enjoyed the inspiration,
Kim in OK
- Tuesday, 14 September, 2010
- Angie said...
I would love to have been able to go to this and see all your fabulous stuff! I'm a little too far though living down here in GA. I can see you have been really busy. So glad y'all had such a great turnout!
- Tuesday, 14 September, 2010
- Linda said...
looks great! congrats!
- Tuesday, 14 September, 2010
- ChristineReed said...
WOW! I stumbled on your site yesterday looking for ideas for my kitchen and boy did I find them!! Your place is a little treasure! I just love everything and you are so crafty!!! I'm currently working on a "blue" theme as well and I love the way you mixed the red in! Where is your farm at? Do you have an online store by any chance?
- Thursday, 16 September, 2010
- Becca said...
Hi Cathy, WOW, I want to come to your beautiful store! I wish you weren't so far away. I could get into some "serious" trouble if I saw all your goodies for sale in person. It all looks so festive ... thanks for sharing, Becca
- Saturday, 18 September, 2010


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Moo Cards as Found Art
By Eric Petersen
27 Feb 2008
About a year ago, I was introduced to Moo cards on Flickr. It was love at first sight when I received my first free trial pack, a mere 10 cards displaying my images. I needed more. My first full order was simple enough, 100 images with my photo website and Flickr page listed on the back. The Moo cards were perfect as hip business cards that showcased my work but I knew the little cards could do more. My second order was for another 100 cards each displaying a different image from my Flickr photostream with this new message on the back, "You've found a special card. Lucky you. Find my other photos at: www.notaskedback.com and www.flickr.com/photos/epmd." And my project was born. I would leave the cards in random spots throughout my wanderings in DC and wherever else I may travel and document all 100 'drops.'
As a longtime admirer of street art, I saw the Moo cards as my way of adding a 28mm x 70mm piece of art to the world one card at a time. I liked the idea of people finding the cards as they went about the business of their daily lives. I hoped the tiny card could spark a smile as someone waited for the metro, pumped their gas, stood in line, or even just at the idea of having found something as though it were left just for them. I have returned to spots to find cards still unfound and this delights me in another way altogether because I know that my photos, albeit in a very tiny form, are out there living in the world.
I document each card when I leave it and post the photo of the 'dropped' card on my Flickr page. The project has spurred many comments over the past year. A very common response is something along the lines of 'I wish I'd found that or can you leave a card in Tulsa.' Others comment on how apropos an image is in its new surroundings, i.e. a photo of a bike at a gas pump. Some people ask for clues to the next drop spot or whether it's ok if they duplicate the idea. This last question is always met with an enthusiastic YES because I would love to be the one to find someone else's work. Yet, the most oft repeated inquiry is whether I have ever heard from someone who found a card.
I know of only two people who have actually found my cards. Friends found one of the most obvious I've 'dropped'- a photo of a NYC street scene left with the abominable snowman figure living in their freezer. The other was much more surprising. As I was speaking with a friend and another random Flickr'er at the 24 Hours of Flickr book release in NYC, the person I didn't know pulled out one of my cards and asked if we knew anything about it. We all had a good chuckle over the incredible coincidence and I explained my project. I am certain others have been found because they are no longer where I left them - were they simply pocketed with a grin or has the finder actually ventured to my website or Flickr page to see more? There is no way of knowing what's become of the 97 cards I've 'dropped' in DC, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Georgia, and North Carolina. Keep your eyes peeled for the art that is all around you and if it happens to be in the form of a little Moo card- it just might be mine because I've got three cards to go.
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Brilliant! I too have been wanting to do more with my Moo cards!
and I'll keep an eye out for yours!
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In his superb family history Two Brothers Two Wars (Lilliput Press, 2008), Thomas McAlindon quotes a letter sent from the front by his Uncle Tom (Royal Irish Rifles) in which he records the death of Bobbie Kernaghan, a teenage soldier from Belfast: "He looked like a schoolboy asleep when they brought him in." The refinement of Tom's writing reminded me of one of Homer's more tender accounts of death on the battlefield. In "Boy-Soldier", I am predating rather than updating McAlindon's heartbreaking letter.
"Boy-Soldier" by Michael Longley
The spear-point pierces his tender neck.
His armour clatters as he hits the ground.
Blood soaks his hair, bonny as the Graces',
Braids held in place by gold and silver bands.
Think of a smallholder who rears a sapling
In a beauty spot a burn burbles through
(You can hear its music close to your home)
Milky blossoms quivering in the breeze.
A spring blizzard blows in from nowhere
And uproots it, laying its branches out.
Thus Euphorbus, the son of Pantheus,
A boy-soldier – the London Scottish, say,
The Inniskillings, the Duke of Wellington's –
Was killed and despoiled by Menelaus.
Tom McAlindon's letter, from Two Brothers Two Wars
"We had a young volunteer here called Bobbie Kernaghan. He said he was seventeen but looked about fifteen to me. He was just out and so keen to get at the Germans, they had killed his favourite uncle. He was from Balfour Street in Belfast and said it's a small world, a neighbour of his was an Annie O'Hagan from the Mointies. Do you know her? I straightened his pack and checked his rifle (everything we have and wear is plastered with mud) before we went up and over on the 9th. We had hardly gone ten yards when he got it in the chest. He looked like a schoolboy asleep when they brought him in and laid him down. He lay covered over in the bottom of the trench for a few days. Every time I passed him I thought of when I was seventeen and of the nine years I've had since then. You get very callous here after a while, you simply have to, but this lad's death got through all my callousness. The Divisional Commander inspected us this morning and congratulated us on our 'great work at Ovillers'. Great!"
• Tom McAlindon served in the Royal Irish Rifles


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Sen. Patrick Leahy is on a mission to destroy the Internet.
He is the man that introduced the PROTECT-IP act into the Senate and spawned what became the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the House of Representatives. Both acts have a decent chance of passing.
Those acts give content-producing companies the right to order a take down for a website that they believe is infringing on a copyright. If you even host links to content that infringes on a copyright, you have to take it down.
If not, the copyright owner can request that the infringing site has its advertising and transaction revenue cut off. Or it can request that a domain name — like businessinsider.com — be blacklisted and rendered inaccessible.
Representatives intend to stamp out "rogue" sites that host pirated content with the bill. But it's worth noting that some companies — like Warner Bros. — abuse those take-down privileges and issue false take-down notices with alarming regularity. Hotfile, an online file-sharing site, is currently suing Warner Bros. for abusing the site's voluntary take-down tool and issuing too many false notices.
Leahy is known for being involved in the movie industry — which, along with the music industry, deals with piracy worst than most. The MPAA has called out Leahy and praised him for his stance on piracy. He even played a bit part in the Batman film "The Dark Knight" published by Warner Bros. Pictures.
Also worth noting: about 25 congress representatives are also already infringing on the SOPA act. They are posting video clips hosted on YouTube of their actions on their respective campaign sites, according to a list assembled by Reddit users.
A huge assortment of Internet companies like Twitter, Google, Zynga and Facebook have all issued complaints to U.S. representatives to try and stop the bill. The congressional hearings started today, with the panel consisting of "former prosecutors, defense lawyers and there are even two former judges" — not one engineer — Rep. Ted Poe said at the hearings, according to Hacker News.
The odds are stacked in favor of the bills right now. We'll see soon enough whether Leahy will get his way.


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Imagining London: The City in Early Modern Literature
Module code: EN3164
Module co-ordinator: Dr Mary Ann Lund
In this module you will examine the central place that London held in the literary imagination from the 16th to the 18th centuries. Through readings of a wide range of texts and genres, we will consider how writers depicted the rapidly expanding metropolis and identified a defining set of characteristics for it, including noise and crowds, crime and jurisdiction, sex and prostitution, epidemic disease, the suburbs, religious and political debate, and finance and trade.
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We will take a broadly chronological approach to the changing views of London in literature, while identifying important ongoing and developing themes. We will start in the mid-16th century with William Baldwin's bizarre and brilliant Protestant fiction Beware the Cat, in which the narrator uses magical means to eavesdrop on the conversation of cats on the rooftops of London.
The harassed scholar of John Donne's Satire I will be our second literary tour guide to the early modern urban experience, as he leaves his study to walk the streets and pretends (at least) to be horrified by the frivolous and amoral characters who populate it. Other Elizabethan and early Jacobean writing will include the emerging genre of city comedy, which seeks to display both the chaotic vibrancy and the dangers of urban life.
We will pay close attention to important public spaces such as the public playhouses and the city pulpits, investigating the city's topography and its key sites of controversy and debate. In studying literature in civil war London, we will examine the role of pamphlet publication in shaping the city's changing political and social identity.
We will move on to consider the depiction and mapping of the new city after the Great Fire of 1666, looking at Restoration poetry (including the Earl of Rochester's infamous 'Ramble in St James's Park') and periodical literature. We will finish at the River Thames with Alexander Pope's satire on London hack writers, The Dunciad.
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Who are we?
Headed up by Matthew, he is an accomplished photographer and was a photojournalist for several years. He has covered all spectrums of a photographic career.
Having taken masterclasses and workshops for a considerable time, Matthew's approach is very laid back and never likes to take the courses too seriously. He's also experienced in news and documentary filming and particularly enjoys filming with Digital SLR. Asked why and his answer is simply 'watch'
In his spare time he's an avid Formula one motor racing fan, he's photographed the Streets of Monaco to the never ending pit straights of the 24 hr Le Mans. If you ever find a course date clashing witha formula one race there's been some mix up! With half a private pilots licence under his belt Matthew also has a certain fascination for flying. Asked whether he is a Nikon or Canon. Most definitely a Canon but in a former life a Nikon! And finally what camera does he use? A Canon 6D at present ? Why ? It is a full frame which is a must for every professional photographer, it's ISO range goes up to over 100,000 ISO which is usable until 25,600. It also has wifi on it which allows him to use to demonstrate on workshops with an iPad.


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Alright I know I have been bad at this whole blog thing but I am going to try and be better! We are starting a new family blog and it is going to get a make over!! Thanks to my amazing Sister! I am terrible at these kind of things. Our new blog is
I promise I will be better! If you try and stay up with my blog and I don't have you as one of my friends PLEASE let me know your blog. Leave me a comment. If your Private Please invite me email@example.com
Friday, August 20, 2010
Alright I know I have been bad at this whole blog thing but I am going to try and be better! We are starting a new family blog and it is going to get a make over!! Thanks to my amazing Sister! I am terrible at these kind of things. Our new blog is
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Ok So friends who have gone Private with your Blogs PLEASE OH PLEASE invite me. I miss catching up with my friends. firstname.lastname@example.com. Oh and if you haven't heard we are having a BOY!
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Girl or Boy
Ok So I am a mess of mixed emotions I had a ultra sound at 13 weeks and they told me that they could see a boy but not to sure. So my sister who has 3 girls just found out today that she is having a boy. We are so excited for her. Well I find out tomorrow what we are having and and I am so excited but nervous. All I know is girls. So if I am having a Boy all you moms out there with boys I will have a lot of questions. =) We have a name for a boy just not a middle name and for the girl I finally convinced my hubby to like the name I love so boy or girl we have a name. Sorry if this post makes no sense it is just whats on my mind! =) Check back tomorrow and I will post what we are having.=)
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Tears of Sorrow and tears of Joy!
So All of you know that I had my second miscarriage in Sept and things have been tough. about 3 weeks after my miscarriage my boobs started hurting and I was feeling sick. I thought that my hormones just were out of wack! So 4 weeks to the day I had my miscarriage I took a pregnancy test because it wasn't going away and guess what I am Prego! Not sure how it happened well I know how it happened but wow that was fast. When I took the pregnancy test i cried so hard. Not tears of Joy but tears of sorrow all I could think is I can't do this again. Well I am proud to announce I am 8 weeks along, my boobs still hurt, and i am sicker than a dog and couldn't be happier! at week 6 1/2 i got to see my beautiful baby and hear the heart beat! Again I balled like a baby but this time it was tears of joy! Thank you everyone for there kind words and there prayers. they are being felt and they are working! Baby Nelson #2 will be arriving in June!
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
I would like to say it was a good time but if any of you guys have tried to get family pictures done with a two year old you know how awful it can be. =) enjoy!
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Ok so I have a super talented Sister and she is doing fun giveaways for photography. Check out her blog and sign up for the giveaways.haleighrohnerphotography.blogspot.com
Photography Giveaway!
Head over to my photography blog for more details. I will be choosing the winners on October 3rd.
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KINGMAN – Kingman Academy High School's girls softball team showed the ability to come back from being behind on the scoreboard.
On Monday, they came back with three runs in the fifth inning to tie the score at 8-8. Both teams exchanged runs tying the game at 9-9 going into the bottom of the ninth inning.
The Knights' Gabby Dominguez singled off the Tigers' Maryssa Edwards to drive in two runs and score a total of six, as Lake Havasu defeated the previously unbeaten Lady Tigers at home, 15-11.
Kingman Academy's Chloe Elliot drove in four runs with a single in the fifth inning, and hit a home run in the ninth inning. Trinity Player drove in one run in the sixth inning.
The Lady Knights cooled Kingman Academy's bats, holding the Lady Tigers to nine hits. Randa Short, Jessica Plew and Elliot had multiple hits. Elliot was 3-for-4 on the day.
Edwards took the loss for Kingman Academy giving up 13 runs on 15 hits.
The Lady Tigers (8-1) play Lee Williams in the Coca Cola Invitational Kingman Tournament at 6 p.m. Friday.


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New year but the same pathetic showing first up from the Warriors to open the new NRL season.
Coach Andrew McFadden described his side's first half against the Tigers as "passive." Close Andrew – but the word starting with "p" you were looking for was pathetic. It seems to be the usual way the Warriors begin a season these days.
This is not your run-of-the-mill average Warriors side and this is no normal season in the NRL. "We got better in the second half," and "we'll be better for that performance," lines won't be accepted this year. It is time to put up or ship out – players and coaches alike.
The Warriors have the best roster on paper they have had in over a decade and too much has been invested in this group to accept mediocrity (and that is being far too kind when thinking about what they dished up yesterday).
The edge defense was the usual shambles Warriors fans have come to expect in recent years. So bad were the defensive reads the Fox Sports commentary team, including former Warrior Greg Alexander, were out of ways to explain the lack of tackling. At some point the penny has to drop – Manu Vatuvei, Solomone Kata, Konrad Hurrell (who wasn't playing yesterday) and the like simply cannot play together in a back-line. They can't tackle, they drop the ball and are a liability with the current balance of the Warriors roster. Worst still – the errors come at the worst possible time. When the Warriors had finally managed to turn away a wave of Tigers attack they hand the ball straight back with an error the under 8s coach would be filthy with from his weekend charges. The Warriors finally get a bit of momentum going their way, score a try to get back into the game and bang you can almost see the Vatuvei error before he even gets the ball. The time has come for McFadden to replace both Kata and Vatuvei with journeymen Matt Allwood and Jonathan Wright. Those two might not offer anything on attack but they won't drop 2-3 balls each or concede 2-3 tries like the way Kata and Vatuvei seem to each week. Rugby league is a game played with the ball at times and without it. The Warriors haven't seemed to have worked that out with their constant selection of attack-oriented centres and wingers that actually make the overall performance worse given their defensive frailties.
There were plenty of other concerns from the opening game – high profile recruits Issac Luke and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck offered very little. Jeff Robson was a non-factor while seasoned rep forwards Jacob Lillyman and new skipper Ryan Hoffman had quiet games. Some of that can be attributed to the poor first 40 in very hot conditions but there would need to be significant improvement if the Warriors are to contend this season.
Shaun Johnson looked sharp when he chose to run the ball, allaying fears his ankle injury last year would have long-term impact. Also impressing was prop James Gavet, who offers a point of difference up front. If he can keep his aggression and enthusiasm in check, he promises to be a very handy off-season acquisition. Blake Ayshford was solid without setting the world on fire – exactly what the club would have wanted when they signed him while debutante Nathaniel Roache had some nice touches mixed with a couple of shocking passes out of dummy half.
Fans will talk about a positive second half showing and improved defense but they need to look at the (lack of) quality in the opposition and the fact the Warriors dominated possession in the second spell.
It might only be one game as a sample size but the same problems have been there for seasons now and, unlike previously, heads will roll quickly if they are not addressed in a hurry.
Heads must roll if Warriors don't show immediate improvement
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By Johnny Edward in Kaduna:
(Photo shows Elneny with Completesportsnigeria.com's Johnny Edward in Kaduna)
Egypt midfielder Mohamed Elneny has exclusively told Completesportsnigeria.com that he hopes his Arsenal club mate Alex Iwobi recovers fully from the food poisoning the Nigeria forward suffered from on Tuesday.
Nigeria host Egypt in a key Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Kaduna on Friday.
Iwobi and Elneny have been in great form for the Gunners prior to the international break and the former Basel player believes the 19-year-old Nigerian will be a good addition to the Super Eagles if fully fit.
"I hope he's fit to play. Iwobi is a good player," Iwobi told Completesportsnigeria.com when he was informed Iwobi trained with the Super Eagles.
Elneny who joined The Gunners in the January transfer window has been in splendid form for Arsenal, scoring a stunning strike against Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League.


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Wayne Rooney looks destined for a bit part role for Manchester United this season after, yesterday, again finding himself on the bench for Jose Mourinho's side.
The question, then, is whether the England captain is willing to accept reduced involvement on game day, or whether he will push for a move away from the club he joined way back in 2004?
According to a report from The Sun, the United hierarchy aren't pushing Rooney towards the exit door themselves. However, they are believed to be willing to let the veteran forward leave if he requests a move. They will, though, be looking for a significant fee in return.
Per the newspaper's report, the Red Devils will try to recoup most, if not all, of the £25 million fee they paid Everton to bring Rooney to Old Trafford some 12 years ago.
The likelihood of this happening has to be brought into question considering the fact that the England striker has recently turned 31 and is arguably enduring the worst run of form in his professional career.
Indeed, again per the Sun, United's insistence on receiving a significant transfer fee should they give the green light for a Rooney exit all but rules out reported recent interest from Everton and Major League Soccer going much further.
At this stage, the only league willing to fork out £25 million may well be the Chinese Super League.
In recent times, clubs in the Chinese league have paid £47.5 million for Hulk, £23 million for Ramires and £42.5 million for Alex Teixeira. They'd certainly be able to afford the fee United want for Rooney.
However, whilst the Red Devils captain is reportedly considering his options due to reduced playing time under Mourinho this season, it isn't thought that he is interested in a move to the CSL.
As such, it looks increasingly likely that we are heading towards a stand off.
On the one hand, we have the player himself who must decide whether he wants to prioritise regular football over a new role at Old Trafford.
On the other, we have United's front office who, if Rooney does ask to leave, must decide whether keeping a disgruntled player around the club is better than simply accepting a lesser fee for a player who has contributed hugely to the club for more than a decade but, in reality, is probably no longer worth £25 million.


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How often should I back up my Cattle Manager data?
When to Backup will depend on the volume of data that is being entered and individual circumstances. However it is recommended that a portable copy is made frequently and kept away from the computer.
Additional copying will depend on the user – perhaps make a hard disk copy every hour and a portable copy at the end of the day. But do not overwrite these copies immediately; rotate a series of 3 backups always overwriting the most out of date copy.
It is extremely important to label each copy clearly with the exact details of what is on it – the dataset name, date/time and, for example, some details that remind you of the last entry made.


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Norman E. Ruff, 75, of Daugherty Township, passed away Tuesday, June 23, 2009, in his home surrounded by his loving family.
Born May 24, 1934, in Beaver Falls, a son of the late Norman E. Sr. and Lillian (Black) Ruff, he was a retired professional driver for the former Beaver Valley Motorcoach Company, DART as well as multiple trucking companies. Norman was a member of the Petersburg Flying Club where he was past president and the Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 210. He loved motorcycles, camping, flying and was a Bluegrass Festival fan. He was an associate member of the Free Methodist Church of New Brighton.
Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Violet "Vi" (Young) Ruff; three sons and their wives, Thomas and Kathy Ruff, Potter Township; Randy and Deborah Ruff, Monaca, and Barry and Theresa Ruff, Monaca; eight grandchildren, Thomas W. Ruff Jr., Sheena Ruff and her fiance, Tony Van Arsdale, Michael Fantone, Jason and his wife, Denise Fantone, Branden Ruff, Jessica Mullen, Crystal Mullen and Angel Herring; two great-grandchildren, Brayden Anthony and Ava Marie Van Arsdale; two sisters-in-law, several nieces, nephews and their families.
Friends will be received today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the J&J SPRATT FUNERAL HOME, 1612 Third Ave., New Brighton, www.jjsprattfh.com, where a funeral service will be held on Friday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Tim Miller officiating.
Interment will follow in Grove Cemetery, New Brighton.
The family wishes to send their appreciation to Odyssey Hospice, Heritage Valley Beaver and the Rev. Donald W. MacNeil.
In lieu of flowers, the family wishes memorials be made, in his name, if desired, to the Free Methodist Church, 925 11th Street, New Brighton, PA 15066.