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During my last visit to The Cheesecake Factory, I ordered their roasted vegetable pizza with goat cheese. It was so deelish that I couldn't wait to have it again. This time also, it didn't disappoint. It's a Mediterranean-style pizza, topped with roasted eggplant, red and yellow peppers, grilled onion, artichokes, Kalamata olives, tomato, mozzarella and goat cheese. Heaven!
Susan enjoyed nachos (also meatless), which I tried (natch!). Melted cheese has to be my favorite guilty-pleasure food. Yum.
What's a meal at The Cheesecake Factory without cheesecake? We shared a piece of Dutch apple caramel streusel. Mmm...
Happy birthday, sweet Susan! I love you! ♥
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Falun Dafa (also known as Falun Gong) is an ancient Chinese high-level qigong practice. One cultivates the heart and mind following the universal characteristics of Truthfulness, Compassion and Forbearance (Zhen, Shan, Ren) and also practises five gentle exercises, one of which is a sitting meditation.
Many who cultivate Falun Dafa experience a range of benefits, including
- increased energy and vitality
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- provides space to explore the deeper questions in life
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Hi, first off - great tool. Our organization is moving to HTML for all internal documentation, and I've just began to use Tidy to clean up Word 2000 files. There is one problem I'm having though - in netscape/ie, tables look weird when there are empty cells (no regular border resulting in a large blank patch in the middle of the table). The original word2000 files used to put a in the empty cells to fix this, but unfortuantely Tidy strips this out. Is there an option to make sure tables appear regularly gridded? (I'm presuming a space or character in every cell is the only way to achieve this right? While I'm here - anyone know of a decent wysiwyg HTML editor for windows for the non-techies in our orgnaization? Thanks, nick -- Nick Bower, Intranet Developer email@example.com Brainstorm 103a Seven Sisters Road London N7 7QP United Kingdom Tel 020 7686 2588 Mob 0790 5405 443 Fax 020 7281 4416 http://www.brainstorm.co.ukReceived on Tuesday, 1 May 2001 05:12:53 UTC
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Eighteen months after launching its Safe Routes to School program, R.D. White Elementary School has emerged as a district-wide standard bearer for pedestrian safety.
Under the leadership of White parent Kara Sergile, the school has recruited more than 50 regular volunteers, revamped its drop off and pick up zones and successfully promoted walking as a viable transportation option.
"The more the parents know about [safety], the more compliance there is," said Joylene Wagner, a Glendale Unified School Board member and a White safety volunteer. "They are making a significant difference there."


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Brockenhurst station robbery: Suspect appeal issued
Police investigating an armed robbery near a Hampshire railway station on Wednesday have issued a description of a man they want to talk to.
A man was forced into his Porsche 911 Carrera at gunpoint outside Brockenhurst station at 06:30 GMT.
The 64-year-old was then made to withdraw a large quantity of cash from the town's HSBC branch before being forced from his car in Rhinefield Road.
It was later found abandoned by a track near the railway line on Sway Road.
Police said they were looking for a white man, aged between 48 and 52, with a ruddy complexion.
'Frightening experience'
Described as 5ft 10in tall and of slim build, he was wearing a black balaclava, black jacket, dark trousers and dark cross trainers. He spoke with a local accent.
The suspect is believed to have approached the victim in the station's southern side car park.
Det Insp Sarah White, from British Transport Police, said: "We will be checking whether all or part of the incident was captured on CCTV.
"Despite what was clearly an extremely frightening experience, it is to the victim's credit that he managed to remain composed enough to contact police and provide us with a detailed description of the offender.
"We know there would have been passengers at the station at the time and want to hear from anyone who saw what happened, or who saw anyone matching the description acting suspiciously in the area."


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Published on Fri, 10 Feb 2006
The Planning Service will be at next weekend's Northern Ireland Self-Build Extend and Renovate Show in Belfast.
David Ferguson, Chief Executive of the Planning Service said: "If you are planning some new house building or extension or renovations, come along to the King's Hall this weekend and you will be able to meet Planning Service staff face-to-face and discuss any questions you have. We look forward to opportunities such as the Self-Build Extend and Renovate Show where we can meet the public, answer their questions, and hear their views on planning issues.
"Our staff will be available throughout the weekend to answer your questions and guide you around the Planning Service Website. With over 17,000 visitors expected to attend and over 200 exhibitors at this year's event, we predict a very informative and enjoyable show."
Notes to Editors
- The show takes place at the King's Hall, Belfast.
- Opening Hours for the show: Friday 17th, Noon-8.00pm; Sat 18th and Sun 19th February 2005, 10.00 am - 6pm.
- The Self-Build Extend and Renovate Belfast Show is organised by Corry Home Building Ltd. Tel 028 9751 0570.
- News media contact DOE Information Office Tel 028 9054 0003.


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Having broken his ankle the night before in a drunken attempt to recapture his youth as a star football player, Brick is stuck in his bedroom with Maggie, who still loves and desires him but whom he hasn't had sex with for a long time.
The two have no children as a result of Brick's disinterest in his wife, and this becomes central to the family plotting that goes on as they prepare for Big Daddy's death: Brick's brother Gooper (Brian Gleeson) and his wife Mae (Hayley Squires) have five kids and a sixth on the way, and they're willing to use this and Brick's alcoholism as leverage to get everything left to them in the will. Williams is known for his emotional Southern melodramas but in his later career he experimented with a variety of less literal styles. Andrews' production suggests Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is an early attempt to throw a bit more expressionism into his usual recipe, and highlights how the already poetic style of language is used in a more stylised way here, building to refrains as the characters repeat themselves and each other, incapable of ever reaching the point of a conversation.
To that end, Magda Willi's set is distinctly non-literal, a raised black platform with a gold-tinted mirrored backdrop giving the suggestion of a gilded cage. (There's also a neon frame, but it had to be turned off after O'Connell threw his crutches around a bit too enthusiastically and broke it.) There's no walls in this room, and the shower Brick keeps using to cool himself down is onstage, meaning O'Connell has a three separate times over the course of the evening (Miller later also has aso a variety of tastes are catered for.) It's often said that even the most apparently naturalistic plays feature characters getting through a volume of booze that would kill even the most hardened alcoholic, and Andrews hangs a lantern on this, putting the four bottles of scotch Brick gets through in three hours on the edge of the stage, along with multiple glasses and a whole sack full of ice.
The play's opening act gives so much of its dialogue to Maggie that it's famously virtually a monologue, and requires something of a tour de force from the lead actress. It's not something Miller really delivers – the odds are admittedly stacked against her at the start, since however much I like Williams' writing it's not easy to pay attention to what she's saying when Jack O'Connell is ensuring the whole auditorium gets as clear a view of his cock'n'balls'n'bush* as possible. But even once he puts some clothes on Miller seems to be getting through the scene rather than really owning it – it just goes to show that if you sit on a hot tin roof you might get burnt, Sienna.
The interval comes early in this production and when we return there's a lot more characters on stage as the focus moves from the bedroom problems between Brick and Maggie to how they fit into the rest of the family; O'Connell gets a lot more to
The production's modern-dress, and the relocation from the 1950s isn't jarring – depressingly, in that Brick's avoidance of his sexuality doesn't feel entirely anachronistic. In fact the only thing that bugged me was the traditional Williams heatwave and the references to leaving the doors open to get a breeze; in 2017 that house, belonging to some of the richest people in the state, would be air-conditioned to within an inch of its life. This Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a mixed bag, with a few standout moments but a pace that never really settles. Andrews leaves his cast naked on stage in more than just the literal cock'n'minge sense, and I think I'd have particularly liked to have had more input from sound designer Gareth Fry: The bang of fireworks as Big Daddy finds out the truth about his health, and the occasional eerie music cues from Jed Kurzel are the all-too-rare moments when the production truly feels electric and shows the potential it almost reaches, but not quite.
Also I feel like this review should feature the word "girth" somewhere, make of that what you will.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams is booking until the 7th of October at the Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue.
Running time: 2 hours 50 minutes including interval.
Photo credit: Johan Persson.
*yes, actual bush on a human male under thirty in the year 2017AD! Maybe it's a character choice, if you're as desperate for a drink as Brick is 24/7 you don't have time for manscaping.


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Carla Jovenda Wijaya, a student in the Bachelor of Architecture program at NewSchool of Architecture and Design, has been awarded second place in the seekingSHADE Student Design Competition. The competition was open to all college students in the United States and challenged students from architecture, design, and engineering disciplines to design a shade structure for the pedestrian bridge at the Land Port of Entry in San Ysidro, California. As the bridge would welcome people to the United States, it needed to be iconic, environmentally sensitive, and complement the existing Port design.
Wijaya used steel rods and stretched fabric materials because they achieved her aesthetic goals while providing durability and flexibility. "At night, the dispersed light would make the bridge glow and the shadows and silhouette from the aluminum panels, structure and tension cables would make the bridge appear like a semi-porous membrane."


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*For those of you not on the up-and-up with runner-speak, DNS means "Did Not Start"
State # 16, Texas, would have been my 19th marathon. It was just not meant to be I guess. Mother Nature made the decision for me. I was not given too much of a choice.
Valentine's week we had experienced extreme wintery weather of almost record-breaking proportions. The past winters had been fairly mild with not a lot of snowfall, so I suppose this was the year to make up for all those low-key and unseasonable winters. I was on edge all week, for my fear was that the flight would be cancelled, or at least delayed. After all, a record amount of flights had been cancelled due to winter storm Pax (ugh, who decided to start naming snowstorms?), but I was hoping everything would have been cleared by Saturday morning (the 15th). But I still took every precaution to ensure there would be no issues in case we arrived late on Saturday. I made arrangements with the race organizers to have them deliver my race number via courier. I kept checking the flight status on Friday to see if it was still on time, and fortunately all things looked good. We packed and set up our game plan. And then I saw my first connecting flight, which was ten hours away, was cancelled.
OK, I told myself, no time to panic. I saw the connecting flight from DC was still on, so worst case scenario, we would possibly drive to Dulles Airport, which was a 3+ hour drive. It wasn't at all an ideal scenario, but I figured I would see what I could do to reschedule the fight and get to Austin on time.
I was on hold with United for maybe 45 minutes (expected), but luckily I could just put their terible muzak on speaker phone as I did other things. When I finally got to speak with someone it was just brick wall after brick wall. Eventually even the flight out of Dulles was also cancelled, so even the option of driving there was out of the question. No matter what scenarios I tried, flying out of different airports, flying into San Antonio, nothing worked, nothing was available.
The best/worst/best again thing that happened out of that entire conversation was that she informed me that they could fly me from Newark to Tampa, FL. Yes, that was seriously given to me as an option, and I almost wanted to start laughing at the ridiculousness of the suggestion. I think she assumed I just wanted to get out of the cold, any destination would be accepted. No, I really, really needed to get to Austin.
So we just never made it. They would have eventually gotten us there on Sunday, long after the race was over, long after it would have made a difference. We still could have enjoyed our time in Austin, but the trip would have been much shorter, not as fun, and I still think the airports would have been a nightmare to get through over the weekend.
So the dream of getting my next medal was dead. For now. The dream of getting to Austin, a city we have both been wanting to visit for a very long time, wasn't though. In fact, we will be going in the spring for our wedding anniversary, so at least we can still enjoy a long weekend and have fun without any pressure of working our time around a race. And for once, I am OK with that. It's been awhile since I have done a non-runcation, so I think it's something we could both use.
I will admit that I was woefully undertrained for this race anyway. I had gotten a horrible sinus infection, had some GI issues for a while, and slight plantar fasciitis in my left foot that really prevented me from putting in some serious miles. The race would have been a "run just to finish" endeavor. It would have been rough I think. It also looked like it was an unseasonably warm weekend in Austin, so perhaps it was for the best that it was delayed for me.
So what next? Several months of just…training. Enjoying the lull a little. Not worrying about super long runs right away. Nothing on the calendar until late May. At first I was wanting to scramble to find another race…but there is a part of me that is OK with NOT having one for a while. I may only get four or five new states this year instead of six. But getting that extra free time is actually something I should embrace. Seeing friends and family, fun weekend plans that don't revolve around long runs and race schedules. Maybe I need this, maybe it will improve my running if I just step back and enjoy the ride a little.
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Its strange where friendships can come from and the support that it gives in times of need.
Many years ago, when my mother was dying of cancer, I shared an office with a small group of young people. Although we didn't socialise outside work, we worked long hours and spent a lot of time together. There was a lot of banter, laughter and hard work and it was a welcome respite from the trauma of my mothers' illness.
Anyone who has been through the experience of having a close relative die of such a nasty illness, will know that it's a roller-coaster of emotions. This group of colleagues, despite their youth and lack of life experience, gave me a level of support I could never have imagined. They let me know they were concerned for me, asked how things were going and somehow did all that without asking too much or upsetting me.
Looking back on it now, I don't know how I'd have got through it without them. I don't know whether they ever knew how much it meant to me, but I hope that they did.
And strangely, I think that it was because they were outside of my group of friends that I was more comfortable talking to them.
Having come out the other side of a painful divorce, I see that a similar pattern occurred during that process.
I am sure that over the last few years there have been a few friends who have felt hurt that I did not always respond to their calls, didn't see them as much as I did before, and maybe regarded this as a rejection of their friendship.
It wasn't.
It's just that sometimes there are things we don't want to discuss with those closest to us. These close friends invariably know all the other characters in our life drama. Inevitably, their views and feelings will be influenced by this and there is always the worry at the back of our mind, that something we tell them will be repeated. In addition, if these friends have not had a similar experience, they cannot always understand our perspective.
And sometimes we need a friendship that is just about us. "Me" as an individual. Not as a mother, wife, daughter, sister or friend. Just "Me" as a stand alone item.
Recently, I have made a few new friends. Some of these people live locally. Others are followers of my blog or Tweeters. And some of the more private conversations I have had with them has made me acutely aware, that I am not alone in my need for a friendship that is just about "Me".
Friends who don't judge, who accept us at face value, who have either been through a similar experience, or have other issues which impact dramatically on their life and happiness. These people all demonstrate a level of humanity, humility and kindness that, in the wake of my divorce, has restored my faith in the human race.
These friendships in no way belittle the established friendships we already have. They are complimentary to them.
I hope that these people know just how much importance I place on their friendship and support. And I hope that I am as good a friend to them, as they are to me.


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Valdano relieved over Messi U-turn
Lionel Messi's decision to come back into the Argentina fold has been welcomed by former World Cup winner Jorge Valdano.
Barcelona superstar Messi announced his international retirement in the wake of Argentina's defeat to Chile in the final of the Copa America Centenario at the end of June.
Having missed his penalty in the shoot-out defeat, Messi confirmed he would no longer represent his nation after losing three major finals in as many years.
However, the 29-year-old went back on that decision earlier this month and was subsequently named in new head coach Edgardo Bauza's first squad, for World Cup qualifiers against Uruguay and Venezuela in September.
"I understood [Messi's retirement] as the act of a player who had an unbearable weight on his back and brought it into the microphones out of the locker room," Valdano, who won the 1986 World Cup with Argentina and scored in the final, told Ole.
"That weight passed its limit.
"Luckily, he changed his decision, which if not changed would have been very hard for Argentine football."
On the appointment of Bauza as a replacement for Gerardo Martino, Valdano had kind words for his former international team-mate, but conceded the 58-year-old still had to prove himself.
"I think he's a fantastic guy, passionate about football, with whom I lived in the selection," Valdano said.
"But I'm not able to do a portrait of him from the football because I've only seen his San Lorenzo in the final of Club World Cup against Real Madrid.
"A squad, of course, playing with EUR600million against a budget 10 times smaller. Now you have a very large capital resources and there we will see well what their chances are."


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La linaza es la semilla de la planta Linum usitatissimum (lino). Es usada para consumo humano, por ejemplo en infusiones. De la semilla se extrae el aceite de linaza, el cual es rico en ácidos grasos de las series Omega 3, Omega 6, y Omega 9 (ver más adelante).
La linaza es una pequeña semilla proveniente de la planta de lino con propiedades nutricionales interesantes y efectos potencialmente beneficiosos para la salud. Estas propiedades se deben a su composición química (ver tabla 1), como la gran cantidad de fibra dietética, ácidos grasos poliinsaturados y fitoquímicos como los lignanos. Un 25-30% de la semilla de linaza se compone de fibra dietética de la cual una tercera parte es fibra soluble y el resto fibra insoluble.


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Over 1,000 migrants have died trying to cross the Mediterranean so far this year, according to the United Nations.
The barbaric, racist policies of the EU have allowed these people - fleeing war, terror and destitution - to die. Both the Tories and the EU have to go.
Only public ownership and socialist planning can guarantee jobs, homes and services for all. Corbyn must fight for a Brexit based on defending all workers, not accepting the bosses' single market and brutal foreign policy.
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40% of GPs plan to quit - reverse all NHS cuts and sell-offs!
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Mélenchon result shows potential for building a mass left force
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Len McCluskey re-election - a defeat for the right
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PCS Left Unity says get rid of the Tories!
BMW strikers determined to win pensions dispute
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I was born on June 1st, 2012 in Iowa, but now I live in New York City! I was named after my mommy's favorite singer, Jon Bon Jovi, because of my loud singing (she calls it barking) and my fluffy, feathery hair. People stop me when I walk down the street because they say I am the happiest puppy they've ever seen! I LOVE other dogs, people, and definitely kids! I love to get belly rubs, sleep on my back, and play fetch.
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This is my little buddy Gigi. Gigi is a Maltese mix. She is a smart, playful and fun dog. She is a "people person" doggie. Very friendly towards those people she knows but will let newcomers to the house know there will be no shannanigans. Gigi will smile at you (for a treat of course). I don't even to have to walk her on a leash as she will not stray far but will walk on a leash well. She will get along well with other animals such as cats, ducks and other dogs but will chase you up a tree if you are a squirrel. Gigi is the best dog I have ever had - period!
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COMMUNITY leaders are putting pressure on a water company to carry out exploratory work which should pave the way to solving a flooding problem in their village.
Malpas parish chairman Eric Beak told fellow councillors he was pressing Welsh Water for a def inite answer on whether the initial work was likely to be done this summer.
Miniature cameras sent into the pipework discovered a silted-up pipe going across a field near Corner Cottage which leads to the sewage works.
The blockage could explain why the drains cannot cope and householders in the Well Meadow area keep getting flooded. Once de-silted it should double the village's drainage capacity.
Cllr Beak said: The issue has at least reached the liaison committee involving Welsh Water, the city council and county council. They had a recent meeting and I know the issue was brought up at that meeting. I think there is progress being made but it's ever so ever so slow. We don't want the opportunity of the dry months going by and nothing being done. I understand finances are tight but this is exploratory work and that's absolutely necessary before any work can be done.'
The estimate for the work is about £14,000. Cllr Anna Patten asked whether insurance companies, who shelled out every time there was a flood, would not find it more economical to make a contribution towards resolving the source of the problem.
She said: 'It might be cheaper to pay £14,000 rather than compensate householders for insurance claims.'
Cllr Nancy White asked: 'Why can't they put a new sewage pipe in and not bother about all these old drains?' Cllr Beak said it all came down to keeping down the cost.'
If the drainage issue is resolved it could make way for a controversial housing development at the site of the Corn Merchants in Chester Road.
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2012 Honda CR-V Concept makes first public appearance
Back in July, we brought you a first look at the 2012 Honda CR-V Concept. Last week, the automaker put it on display at the Orange County International Auto Show in Anaheim, California. Save for a closer view of its rear quarters and confirmation a production successor will be formally revealed at the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show in November, Honda provided few new details about the vehicle, which is expected to carry on in volume-build form with at least a 4-cylinder gasoline engine underhood and offer both front and all-wheel-drive (AWD) configurations.
As initially reported, the all-new 2012 Honda CR-V will maintain the basic scale and character of the current vehicle -- which has been America's best-selling crossover-style SUV for the past four years -- but offer significant visual and functional upgrades. According to John Mendel, executive vice president of sales for American Honda: "The 2012 CR-V Concept strongly hints at the more dynamic and refined look of the upcoming model. It promises to build on its highly successful formula with even more style, innovative features and higher fuel economy."
Like its edgier front fascia, bolder body sculpting and more-pronounced fender flares seen earlier, the rear quarters of the CR-V Concept make a stronger and more contemporary statement set off by several well-integrated details. The flowing roofline leads into a far more interesting D-pillar treatment with fashionably recast vertical taillights framing a large, one-piece liftgate that features a cargo-friendly bumper-level lower cutline. Still no word as to whether Honda might finally break tradition and offer the new CR-V with a third-row seating option -- or if a hybrid might be in the works.
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Now that my parents are getting older (and loopier) and finding the large family home and garden too much to manage we are down-sizing to a 'quaint' little bungalow just down the road. I am a poor, single 20-something with no hope in hell in finding a billionaire boyfriend or winning the lottery (perhaps buying tickets first would help) any time soon (oh woe is me) I am to live with them for the foreseeable future. Thankfully the new place has a small slightly separate living arrangement where I will be mit piano, sewing machine, Peggy, a whole host of other stuff that will not fit and hopefully a new feline companion in the near future. It's sad really that I'm excited about adorning my own front door with pinterest decor and fairy lights as well as posting a 'Homeware Haul' on the blog but I'm sure the novelty will wear off soon enough.
Now that the removal men have taken half of our stuff, we have been perching on boxes all Easter weekend and are banned from using anything which after 10 years is now miraculously clean we play the waiting game. It's like the horrible build up when you involved in a theatre show- there' no going back or changing your mind and the day drags on and you don't know what the hell to do with yourself! I have been going round the house and garden with my camera archiving everything and seeing it like its the first time, realising just how much space, character and location convenience we are leaving behind.
The whole process of moving has become a huge anxiety-filled deal in my weird and wonderful sub-conscious and prompted me in this long drawn-out process to re-read a recommended book entitled 'Who Moved My Cheese' by Dr. Spencer Johnson. It's a rather 'trippy' metaphorical story about dealing with Change.
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Set in a Maze, 4 characters are sorting after the 'Cheese' - ie. the ideal, what we want from life, in my case: comfort, feeling settled, security, a 'happy place' I can call Home. When we have found 'our Cheese' we become attached to it and take it for granted and when we lose 'the Cheese' it can feel like the end of the world; traumatic and difficult to know what to do next. This short, simple story centers around 4 characters who deal with Change differently: Sniff, who sniffs out change early, Scurry, who scurries into action at the first sight of Change, Hem, who denies and resists change as he fears it will lead to something worse and Haw, who learns to adapt in time when he sees changing can lead to something better. It's a story that lets you read into what it means for you and relate to the different characters dealing with the lose of their 'Cheese' allowing you to gain a perspective on dealing with Change in your life. In a nutshell the moral of the story is to be aware and in anticipation for Change and adjust your lifestyle accordingly.
Its made me realise living in the moment is very important. Acknowledge what is happening now and what little things may be making a repercussion long term. I naturally find it difficult to let past things go but it's best to not overthink what could have been and to view life and how your currently managing it from the sidelines; get a bit of perspective. I've been de-cluttering big time and hope to do lots more once I'm in the new place to sift out the old me and adjust to the new! Prioritising what I want from life is my main cliche project at the moment and it's pretty exciting if not very overwhelming. Starting a fresh is going to take time to adapt to but in the long run it will be really good for me (independence-wise) as well as my parents with a space more manageable as they get creakier and decrepit (I love them really).
We've had lots of great pool and garden parties, I have great memories of mad antics my sister and I got up to growing up including re-creating Monty Python's Flying Circus Street Climbing skit up the stair case (a photo I hope will never resurface), conducting an archeological dig in the back garden, making up dances and planning a full scale production of The Little Mermaid's 'Part of Your World' in the living room. It's a beautiful old house that I hope the next family will love and take care of.
So anyway I reccomend this quirky story and I shall speak to you all soon on the other side!
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The 24th annual James Jones First Novel Fellowship has been awarded to Alison Murphy of Boston, Mass., for her manuscript Balagan, a novel. She was awarded first place and is the recipient of $10,000. The competition is sponsored by the James Jones Literary Society and the Wilkes University Creative Writing Program.
The first runner-up was Joel Freiburger of Chicago, Ill., for his novel The Mapmaker's Daughter. Second runner-up was Gemma Cooper-Novack of Boston, Mass., for her novel, Watch You Disappear. Each runner-up recieved $1,000.
The James Jones First Novel Fellowship was established in 1992 to "honor the spirit of unblinking honesty, determination, and insight into modern culture as exemplified by (the writings of) James Jones." It is awarded to a North American author of a first novel-in-progress. This year's competition drew 634 submissions.
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Alison Murphy is a writer and program director at GrubStreet Creative Writing Center. A lifelong military brat, her first novel, Balagan, is a product of the years she spent as a young adult living in Israel during the second intifada. She is a graduate of GrubStreet's 2014-2015 Novel Incubator program, and her nonfiction can be found in Psychology Today, Men's Journal, and WBUR's Cognoscenti, among other online publications. In her spare time, she teaches creative writing to inmates in the prison system and is working on developing local creative writing programs for military veterans.
Set at the intersection of the second intifada in Israel and the Iraq war, Murphy's novel, Balagan, tells the story of two American students whose lives are thrown into chaos after witnessing a suicide bombing. As the consequences of the attack spiral out of control, the effects stretching from Tel Aviv to war-torn Baghdad, their relationship to each other begins to mirror the relationship between the two wars.
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Joel Freiburger's work has been honored by the Faulkner-Wisdom Creative Writing Competition and the Penguin/Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. Most recently, Freiburger won a 2016 SDSU Conference Choice Award for The Mapmaker's Daughter. After graduating from the University of Chicago, King's College London, and the University of Notre Dame with degrees in liberal arts and philosophy, Freiburger studied with Aleksandar Hemon and Elizabeth Crane while studying for his master of fine arts degree at Northwestern University. He's been a first mate at sea, an Odysseus scholar, a teacher, and a student traveler on a 12-week Eurail trip with little more than a journal, a backpack, and some lawn-mowing money. Joel grew up in New England, and now lives in Chicago with his wife and two daughters.
Freiburger's novel, The Mapmaker's daughter, is set in Estonia in the spring of 1934. When a scholarly mapmaker is killed, his daughter — Sinia Valk — plunges into Europe with the cryptic fragments of his library. She'll contend with a genteel megalomaniac and a notorious art trafficker to find the rest of an ancient text: Homer's lost epic, The Atlantida. As Sinia tries to sort her allies from her enemies, she crosses a postwar Mediterranean landscape, and untangles the puzzles of The Atlantida. To solve the final riddle she must join the megalomaniac who's hunting her. They'll form a treacherous bond with their knowledge, and retrace the story of Homer's epic — the final voyage of Odysseus — to an island that gave rise to the myth of Atlantis.
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Gemma Cooper-Novack is a writer, arts educator, and writing coach. Her poetry and fiction have appeared in more than twenty journals, including Ballard Street Poetry Journal (Pushcart Prize nomination), Bellevue Literary Review (Pushcart Prize nomination), Cider Press Review, Hanging Loose, Santa Fe Writers Project, and Printer's Devil Review. Gemma's plays have been produced in Chicago, Boston, and New York, and she diablogs on sinnerscreek.com. She has been awarded multiple artist's residencies from Catalonia to Virginia and a grant from the Barbara Deming Fund, and enjoys baking cookies and walking on stilts in her spare time. Her debut poetry collection We Might As Well Be Underwater will be published by Unsolicited Press in 2017.
In Cooper-Novack's novel, Watch You Disappear, Maya Corelli has been obsessed with kidnappings ever since the year her mother left with Maya's brother Devin. As Maya ages and faces more and greater rejection for her butch identity, she finds the stories of kidnapping more absorbing and more of an escape. When her freshman year of college begins, Maya falls passionately in love with an emotionally unstable partner, Katie, who happens to be the victim of an infamous kidnapping case. An intense, tumultuous year both in school and in Maya's family ends with Katie's suicide; embroiled in grief the next year, Maya is compelled to engage with the political activism of her compassionate roommate, a second fractured romance, and the return of her brother to her life.
Requests for guidelines for entering the annual James Jones competition should be sent, along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope, to James Jones First Novel Fellowship, c/o The Graduate Creative Writing Department, Wilkes University, 84 West South Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766, or via email to email@example.com. The submission deadline for entries is March 15 of each year.


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Art View Anniversaries & New Celebrtations
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by Jim Christiansen
July isn't just Fireworks, parades and hip, hip, hooray. It's the Tenth anniversary of the magazine version of Modesto View, celebrated artfully at the Mod Stop/Peer Recovery Art Project Gallery with a ten-year retrospective show of Modesto View covers July 15 to August 15. It is also Stanislaus County Fair time, and they always have an art display. Current shows up at Mistlin Gallery, include the Can 2 Canvas Spray Can Art Show, the Central California Art Association Summer Splash Show, and the Alternative Techniques Class show. If that's not enough to get you to peer in the windows, John Wynn's photographs in the featured spot by the front doors. Its plenty hot during July, so cool off with one of the Summer Splash Paint Along, and enjoy the air conditioning, and for $40 per session food, beverage, painting. For July that will be July 7, painting with acrylics, and July 14, make a collage. Sign up at the Gallery, or call 209 529-3369.
The Chartreuse Muse will host its New and Emerging Artists Show July and August. I'm one of the juried in artists. Reception will be held during Art Walk July 21. The artwork of Carol David will be on display at the Carolyn Huff Gallery July 1st through July 29th. An artist reception for Carol David during the Modesto Art Walk, on Thursday, July 21, from 5-9 pm. The Carolyn Huff Gallery is located at 1224 K St. (corner of 13th and K), in downtown Modesto. Gallery hours are Tues-Wed-Fri 11-5 pm, Thursdays 1-6 pm, and third Thursdays 1-9 pm.
You may have noticed Downtown Modesto Market is same time as Third Thursday Art Walk. Not to worry, so is MoBand, but there has been some turnout, and talk of adding of crafters and artists to the mix to complete the vision of more than the relocated Farmers Market we love Thursday and Saturday mornings. Current block seems to be fees, but there is rumor the booth fees will be $30 for artist/crafter hobbyists, but as to the other requirements, and who one applies to, still bit of a mystery to the Art View Columnist. Contact Downtown Partnership, or Marie Uber at Modesto Certified Farmers Market to see what is involved.
On my Art, I'm my own mercenary graphics poster contractor helping produce Jen Eros's "Just Kidding" comedy series at Ralston's Goat. Comedy Show opens after Downtown Market and Art Walk close. Third show is July 21, and we've had great turnout, so you want to grab a seat early, or make reservations. To help the upscale Art effort of DoMo Market, we have an art preview at Ralston's Goat including our Comedy Showcase Headliner Rick Pulido. Rick is a well-known Comic with extensive bio, but also accomplished photographer and artist. Check it out! Comedy Show follows art walk with doors open at 9, $5 cover for the show. Check Rick's web site at Website http://rickpulido.com/
Merced Art Hop comes up in July, as well as Second Saturday in Sonora, First Friday in Lodi, and events at the Carnegie Arts Center in Turlock. Support local artists, and buy original art.


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Last year New Belgium introduced the first Citradelice (reviewed here http://kosherbeers.blogspot.com/2016/05/new-belgium-citradelic-tangerine-ipa.html) a fantastic tangerine flavored beer which drew accolades wherever I brought it. For reasons I can't fathom, this year New Belgium created another beer which it also calls Citradelic, although with the extension of "exotic lime ale." But other the name, these two brews have very little in common.
The beer has a hazy pale straw color with a hint of citrus emanating from the glass, but the sips are all artificial lime, almost like someone poured lime juice into a bottle of blonde ale and mildly shook it up.
If you are into sweet lime flavor, this beer might be for you. If you are looking for a beer light on hops but calling itself an ale, this beer might be for you. But if you are looking for an ale with a little hint of fruit, just keep walking down the beer aisle.
The New Belgium Citradelic Exotic Lime Ale is under kosher supervision by the Scroll-K/Va'ad of Denver, but not every brew produced by New Belgium is under kosher supervision. For a list of the New Belgium brews currently under supervision, please click on the link on the left side of my home page for my latest Kosher Beer List.
To see what the experts on Beer Advocate think about New Belgium Citradelic Exotic Lime Ale click here beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/192/262267.
As always, please remember to drink responsibly and to never waste good beer unless there is no designated driver.
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Jan 9 (Reuters) - T-Mobile US Inc said on Tuesday it added more than 5 million net customers in 2017, the fourth straight year in which it has achieved this feat.
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Moscow: Ten more Russian Paralympians are set to send their personal requests to the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) asking for permission to take part in the 2016 Paralympics, to be held next month in Rio de Janeiro, a Russian sports agent said on Monday.
"The number of athletes submitting personal applications with the IPC on the participation in Rio Paralympics will amount to 33," Andrei Mitkov said in an interview with TASS.
"We are currently working on the requests of 10 more athletes — seven from the Khanty-Mansi autonomous district and three from Yakutia."
The IPC ruled on August 7 to suspend the whole Russian Paralympic team from taking part in the 2016 Summer Paralympics. The decision came after a report delivered earlier in the summer by the Independent Commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
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http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/jets/post/_/id/23627/more-legal-woes-for-goodson?src=mobile UPDATE (6:40 p.m.): The Houston woman, Ashlee Wilson, contacted ESPNNewYork.com four hours after the story was posted, claiming she never gave attorney Glenn Lilly authorization to file the suit. Wilson said she has no plans to sue Goodson for child support, adding: "We don't need a lawyer to settle it." She said she doesn't want to create any additional problems for Goodson with the Jets. Wilson also claimed no one, including Goodson, convinced her to drop the suit. Lilly, reached late Saturday, said he received "oral authorization" from Wilson to file the suit in court.
Cosell Talks: You're Seeing the Real Mark Sanchez
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message BoardApparently, we'll still be in trouble even after Schotty is replaced by a more competent O coordinator. http://nflfilms.nfl....l-mark-sanchez/ by Greg Cosell No one should be surprised by the relative poor play of Mark Sanchez, certainly not Rex Ryan and the Jets. Ryan knew what he was getting when he traded up to draft Sanchez in 2009. He was looking for a complementary quarterback that would fit his world view of championship NFL football: Run the ball with power and efficiency, and dominate with a turnover-based defense. The quarterback was a puzzle piece, a role player more than a foundation. That's what Ryan got with Sanchez: A limited passer with above average arm strength who was at his best in a timing-and-rhythm pass game in which the ball could come out quickly to the primary read. If the Jets could stay ahead of the down, and play in manageable down and distance situations, then Sanchez could function effectively. In 2009, Sanchez rookie year, the Jets led the NFL in rushing attempts and yards. Defensively, they allowed both the fewest yards and the fewest points. This was football the way Ryan envisioned it. The Jets, despite Sanchez's low completion percentage and AFC-high 20 interceptions, made the playoffs. In fact, they won 2 postseason games. In those wins, Sanchez totaled less than 40 attempts. In a passing league, this clearly defied the accepted methodology. The Jets '09 run ended in the AFC Championship against Peyton Manning and the Colts, when Ryan's defense could not hold up in the second half after leading 17-13 at halftime. Lost in Manning's brilliant performance that day was the fact the Jets did not score in the final 2 quarters. In 2010, the Jets' team profile remained essentially the same. They were second in the NFL in both rushing attempts and yards. Defensively, they were not quite as strong statistically, but the basic template was still in place. Sanchez was slightly more efficient, and he limited his interceptions to 13. But he was still a component piece, nothing more. He won a few games in the fourth quarter, which elevated his public perception, but that did not alter Ryan's fundamental philosophy nor meaningfully change Sanchez's limitations as a passer. The 2010 playoffs mirrored those of 2009. Sanchez threw for less than 200 yards against the Colts in the Wild Card game, as the Jets ran for 169 yards and held Manning to 54 offensive plays and 16 points. Then followed the big Divisional Playoff win against New England: 25 passes for Sanchez and less than 200 yards. A bad start in the AFC Championship doomed a Jets team not built to rally from a large deficit: after falling behind the Steelers 24-0 in the first half, New York could not come back. What's happened in 2011? The twin foundations of the team have not performed at the necessary levels: the Jets rank 22nd in rushing, averaging only 104 yards per game. The defensive deterioration has been just as striking: in points allowed, they also rank 22nd. These failings have placed the burden on Sanchez to suddenly be something he was not ever expected to be: a lead quarterback who is the focal point of the offense. Sanchez was not drafted to play that role, and he's not capable of it. So make no mistake, the Jets struggles are not merely surprisingly poor play. They stem from the very heart of the team and how it's seen itself during the 3 years of the Ryan era. Nothing significant about Mark Sanchez has changed. It's the rest of the team that has changed. That's what has magnified their quarterback's limitations.
Schottenheimer Quickly Coaching His Way Out of New York
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://bleacherreport.com/articles/511672-schottenheimer-quickly-coaching-his-way-out-of-new-york By Sean Sheppard (Contributor) on November 7, 2010 Everyone knows the Jets' identity on defense since Rex Ryan arrived in New York—blunt force trauma and blitzing from the time they get off the team bus. The offense's identity? Seems like each year, the Jets try to rediscover who they are all because their offensive coordinator, Marty's son, Brian Schottenheimer, is hell bent on stamping his schizophrenia on the players he oversees. Several weeks ago, Rex Ryan revealed to the media that he told the offense that he didn't trust them yet. Now we know why—it's hard to trust a group led by an offensive coordinator that doesn't know what he wants his unit to be from week-to-week. I personally don't think that Brian Schottenheimer is going to be on the Jets' payroll for much longer. If you look at his total body of work as a coordinator, he's just not good. Check the stats: until Sanchez's 336-yard overtime effort against the Lions today, Schottenheimer-led offenses hadn't generated a 300-yard passer since 2006. If you go back to Rex's lack of confidence in the offense (an indictment of Schottenheimer), the fact that the Jets defense played well enough to win in both losses and the fact that the head coach and the offensive coordinator differ so much from a mentality standpoint, a divorce is imminent. I've written several articles outlining Brian Schottenheimer's shortcomings as an OC. Aside from the 2008 season when Favre was running the offense (Jets finished 10th in the league in points scored that year), Schottenheimer-led units have never finished above the bottom half of the league in scoring offense. In the two Jets losses this year, the offense has generated zero touchdowns, and against the Green Bay Packers, the offense generated no points at all. Seems like when Brian has too much time to game plan (the entire summer for the Ravens and two weeks for the Packers), the offense suffers greatly. Against a banged up Packer defensive front, Schottenheimer's game plan called for the league's second ranked rush offense to run the ball all of 25 times, excluding Sanchez scrambles, Weatherford's fake punt, Brad Smith's wildcat runs and a pitiful Cotchery reverse that lost eight yards. Sixteen carries for Tomlinson, SIX carries for Greene. Six. Another interesting tid-bit: Schottenheimer's infatuation of forcing Holmes into an offense that had scored at least 28 points in three straight games before he was activated has damaged their production dramatically. In Holmes' first game back against the Vikings, the Jet offense scored 22 points. Against the Broncos, a game where Holmes had a huge fumble on a reverse, the offense scored 24 points. Against the Packers? Zero points. It took the Jets an extra period to score 23 against the Lions today. Meanwhile, an offense that was humming by setting up the pass with the run has gotten away from getting the ball to the pass catcher that seems to make the entire offense flow beautifully like a quick silver—Dustin Keller. The Jets are still in good shape to have a season that includes a Super Bowl appearance; however, it is clear to me that it will all depend on the offense and how they're coached. That should be a major concern for all Jet fans. False starts and holding calls on run plays at the most inopportune times, dropped passes and unforced fumbles are all signs that the offense is being coached by an offensive coordinator that has not instilled discipline on that side of the ball. Look at the talent on the offensive side of the ball. There's no excuse for their offense to not be unstoppable. Then again, there's a perfect excuse why they're not—Schottenheimer. Although at the end of the day, it's Rex's ship, we all know who runs the offense and who runs the defense. I'll keep the guy who runs the defense for sure, but at some point soon, the Jets will have to make a change in offensive leadership if they want to be the consistent juggernaut they should be. Schottenheimer's total body of work warrants him standing in the unemployment line. The Jets' offensive performance on offense against the Lions today is further proof that he needs to go.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/461903-brian-schottenheimer-led-offenses-not-one-300-yard-passer-since-2006 New York Jets: Schottenheimer-Led O Doesn't Have One 300-Yard Passer Since 2006 By Sean Sheppard on September 14, 2010 Brian Schottenheimer has been the offensive coordinator of the New York Jets since 2006, making the 2010-2011 season his 5th year on the job. In his four full years, the following quarterbacks have lined up under center: Chad Pennington, Kellen Clemens, Brett Favre, Brad Smith, Brooks Bollinger and Mark Sanchez. Now I know there's only one hall of famer in the bunch (Favre), but Chad Pennington enjoyed a productive career (when he wasn't out for the season with yet another shoulder injury). My point in listing all these QB's is that there is enough talent among them to have passed for several 300 yard games apiece over the years right? At least with Pennington and Favre, right? Well if you think so you're wrong. Since 2006, the only Jets QB that has thrown for 300 yards in a game is Chad Pennington, and he did it 4 times, all in 2006. There hasn't been one 300 passing game by a Jet QB since 2006. Not even by the game's greatest gun slinger, Brett Favre. I personally think this stat is amazing. The Jets have had enough talent at the wide receiver position, at the tight end position and on the offensive line where there really is no reason why it is nearly impossible for a Jet quarterback to throw for 300 yards in a game. Well there is one reason. Who do you blame for the Jets' pedestrian passing game since 2006? Mangini and Ryan Schottenheimer Quarterbacks Wide Receivers Submit Vote vote to see results Brian Schottenheimer. When the Jets got rid of Laveranues Coles and Santana Moss, they immediately made the pro bowl with the Washington Redskins. It's not that they didn't have pro bowl talent while playing with the Jets; they did. It's just that for some reason, they never reached their maximum potential playing in the Jet's offense, no matter who the O.C. was (Moss did not play in Schottenheimer's system). When Chad Pennington signed with the Dolphins, many questioned his ability to play quarterback at a high level. By the time he left the Jets, many fans, including myself, wanted to be rid of Pennington's weak arm and injury prone shoulder. I remember Chad saying at the time (I'm paraphrasing), "people who know this game know the circumstances under which I play." It's as if Chad was trying to tell us all something about Schottenheimer on his way out the door. Chad Pennington, with the pop-gun arm, wound up throwing for several 300 yard games for the Dolphins during his first year with the ball club. Check the stats, it's true. Hmmmm….pop-gun arm? Or crappy offensive system in New York? Fast forward to the Jets' Monday Night game against the Ravens. If all things, good or bad, start at the top, then Rex Ryan cannot be excused for the team's poor performance on offense, penalties etc. But a closer look at the Jets reveals something very telling. Rex Ryan runs the Jets' defense. The Jets' defense is the strongest unit on the team. If not for the defense, the Jets would have had a sub .500 record in 2009 and been blown out in tonight's game against the Ravens. I have no problem with the man running the defense. Mike Westhoff runs special teams, and the Jets, under Westhoff's dictatorship, have been one of the top special teams units in the entire NFL year after year. Against the Ravens, Steve Weatherford, the Jets' punter, looked like a pro bowler compared to 2009, Nick Folk was perfect in field goal attempts (despite his surprisingly weak kickoffs) the coverage teams were solid and Jim Leonhard's sparkling punt return featured crushing blocks by Dwight Lowery and John Conner. The special team units were solid as usual. I have no problem with the man running special teams. This takes us to Brian Schottenheimer, who oversees the Jets' offense. The Jets' offense, year after year, has been their Achilles heel, regardless of the quarterbacks, wide receivers, tight ends, running backs or offensive linemen on the team. Sure, the Jets have figured out how to run the ball effectively over the past couple of years. They ran it amazingly well in 2009, leading the entire NFL in rushing yards per game. When the Jets needed a yard in 2009 , they FINALLY got it against the Chargers (long suffering Jet fans know all about the team's history with 3rd &1 and 4th & 1). But the passing game? Well as I mentioned, the Jets have not had a 300 yard passer since 2006 despite having pro bowl talent on the offensive line, at the wide receiver position AND at QB (Favre was a pro bowler during his one year with the team). So if a team has players with talent yet continues to struggle in the passing game, who is to blame? When a girl keeps dating creeps, at some point she has to look in the mirror and realize it's not the creep's fault that she keeps picking them. She's the common denominator in all her relationships. When the only constant about the offense since 2006 has been the offensive coordinator, despite pro bowl talent at his disposal, he's to blame. Plain and simple. I'm amazed that no one writes about this! NOT ONE 300 YARD PASSER SINCE 2006!!! Yes, I know Sanchez was, at times, an interception machine in 2009, but he was a rookie and that's to be expected. But Schottenheimer has had seasoned quarterbacks (one with a hall of fame resume) to work with and it seems like the quarterbacks, when successful, are successful in spite of the system, not because of it. Tom Brady, it has been said, is successful in large part due to Belichick's system. Spurrier's college QB's are successful due to his system. Schottenheimer's system? Well, it appears if you're a QB, a wide receiver or tight end in his system, it's akin to being sent to a super max prison: you can't break out no matter what you do. You won't be throwing for 300 yards in a game any time soon if you're a QB and you won't be catching 80 balls in a season if you're a wide receiver or a tight end. And I don't want to hear about the Jets being a running team. Could it be that the Jets are a running team because they can't pass with any consistency in Schottenheimer's offense? Every offensive coordinator around the league seems to be adept at creating mismatches against opposing defenses. Not Schottenheimer. There have been countless times over the years when the Jets have gone against a defense with a depleted or extremely green secondary (as they did against the Ravens on Monday Night) – and have never capitalized (and they didn't on Monday Night, once again). Mismatches in the Jets' favor are rarely if ever exploited (Dustin Keller is a mismatch against anyone covering him), and it appears as if the Jets are fairly easy to prepare for. When you watch the Jets as often as I do (live or on tape), it seems as if they have 10 pass plays - total. I think Brian Schottenheimer is a nice enough person based on appearances, but the bottom line is that his unit is running anchor leg on the Jets team. The offense is an albatross around the team's neck, and I'll say it again: the only constant about the Jets' offense since 2006 is – Brian Schottenheimer. The Jets certainly have no need to panic. They lost one game, their first game of the year, by 1 point. Their defense was great again despite the penalties and their defensive secondary play will improve with more time in the system (remember, Cromartie and Wilson are brand new and Wilson is a rookie). But the fact remains that Brian Schottenheimer is a seasoned veteran and a known commodity. His total body of work as an offensive coordinator has been less than stellar. Rex Ryan, in his first year running the Jets defense, produced the number 1 defense in the NFL. Brian Schottenheimer has been the O.C. since 2006, and although his position with the Jets is the first O.C. job of his career, he's had 4 years to produce a top 5 offense and hasn't come close to accomplishing that feat. Say whatever you want about Sanchez. He's young and learning. He's going to make mistakes, yet at times, has shown flashes of brilliance. I just don't feel that Schottenheimer is doing the kid any favors. Based on his track record, I don't see the Jets scaring anyone in the passing game as long as he is the O.C. of the NYJ. Not one 300 yard passer since 2006. You can't just point to the Jets quarterback(s) anymore.
Ex-Bear Gilbert joins Jets' practice squad
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message BoardDoes anyone know anything about this guy? http://www.chicagobreakingsports.com/2010/09/ex-bear-gilbert-joins-jets-practice-squad.html By Brad Biggs Jarron Gilbert has found a new home. The Bears' top pick in 2009 has been signed to the practice squad of the New York Jets, according to his agent Frank Bauer. Gilbert was claimed by the Jets on waivers Sunday, but the team had a higher prioritized claim on Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marcus Dixon. The Jets were awarded Dixon and Gilbert became a free agent. Jets coach Rex Ryan called Gilbert late Sunday to personally recruit him to the Jets and the sell job worked. "He liked Rex Ryan because Rex had come out to personally work him out before the draft," Bauer said. "He said, 'Come sign on my practice squad.' I thought I was going to bring Jarron out west, but he made the decision to go there and it's a good one." The Jets run a 3-4 scheme that might fit Gilbert better. The Bears originally asked him to be an under tackle in their 4-3 defense. Then, they asked him to slim down to play left end. He dropped to 270 pounds this year on his 6-6 frame and it didn't work out. "That's what Rex and I talked about," Bauer said. "The scheme might be better for him. Let's see what happens for the kid." Per Bauer, the Jets were considering Gilbert with the first pick of the third round last year. Instead, they took Iowa running back Shonn Greene, which turned out to be a smart move. Gilbert went three picks later to the Bears. The Bears did not try to bring Gilbert back to their practice squad, choosing to cut bait. The team owes him $146,500 in a future base guarantee. Baltimore, Seattle and the New York Giants also expressed interest in Gilbert.
Is Revis acting selfishly?
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message BoardDid anyone notice that Revis' agent stated that the Jets did not offer a single dollar in guaranteed money "in writing"? It sure sounds like the Jets have talked about it, doesn't it. Also, Tanny mentioned that for 15 years of contract negotiations, the fundamental thing has been to agree first on total compensation, and then settle on the ancillary stuff (i.e., signing bonuses, incentives, etc.). There seems to be a major difference in total compensation between Revis and the Jets in that Revis seems to be obsessed in being the highest paid CB. Revis is behaving selfishly. The Jets are willing to pay him more money than his contract calls for --there is no argument there, since they've approached him in the first place. Revis doesn't seem to care about the Jets being able to sign Mangold, Harris, Cromartie, Braylon Edwards, Santonio Holmes next year. One player doesn't make a team. Am I missing something here?
Woody says NO to Mevi$
JetsFan34 replied to Kentucky Jet's topic in New York Jets Message BoardFrom what I gather the Ravens did not necessarily have the best CBs in the league, and yet they have always been a top 5 defense at the very least. Why is Revis all of a sudden the most crucial ingredient of the team. The key to making the playoffs and having success is Sanchez. If he has indeed made the leap from last year, then we are good to go, Revis or not.
Pace Sees Positives in Defense Being Pushed
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://blog.newyorkjets.com/2010/08/08/pace-sees-positives-in-defense-being-pushed/ Pace Sees Positives in Defense Being Pushed Posted by Eric Allen on August 8, 2010 – 12:35 pm It wasn't exactly what you expected from the NFL's best defense. After getting burned on a 70-yard scoring hookup from Mark Sanchez to LaDainian Tomlinson, the Jets' defense was understandably subdued. "It was quiet. To be honest with you, our offense has really been pushing us to the limit," said OLB Calvin Pace. "I'm not sure if they have new plays, but they're really clicking right now and they're making us better. That's the beauty of this. There is no other team that has the caliber of receivers that we have, the running backs, the line and the quarterbacks — so it's tough every day." Just one play at SUNY Cortland on Aug. 7 does not make a year. After all, Tomlinson is one of the greatest receiving backs in NFL history and the Green & White's empty formation gave the offense a favorable matchup. "I saw him [Tomlinson] motion out and I didn't know Dave [Harris] went out to cover him. The D-line could have gotten more pressure to make it harder for them," said Pace, who's racked up 15 sacks over the past two seasons. "That's the reason why he's one of the best backs ever. But again, we could have been in a better situation to prepare for that. We did a pretty good job rebounding from that play." Pace helped settle things down a little bit, sacking backup QB Mark Brunell on the offense's second possession as the first-team defense wouldn't surrender a point the rest of the night. The play was whistled down because the redshirted Brunell was off limits to the 6'4", 265-pound Pace. "That's what the preseason is for and obviously you can't complain. Everybody saw it was there and it counts the same, basically," said the eight-year vet. "A week from Monday, I get a chance to really get a hit on the quarterback." A week into camp, the defense has done a lot of positive things and they'll be better off after getting challenged each day by what could become a very explosive offense. The "D" has a year under its belt in the Rex Ryan/Mike Pettine system, so the familiarity is there and they're going to be heard from by their opposition. "I think we're ahead of schedule right now, but then again our offense has gotten better — a whole lot better," said Pace. "This is training camp and we're ironing out some kinks right now. Monday against the Giants, we can let out some frustration."
New York Jets Preview: Will Braylon Edwards Have An Off Year?
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://bleacherreport.com/articles/410265-new-york-jets-preview-will-braylon-edwards-will-have-an-off-year by Daniel Wolf New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards is a bit of an anomaly seeing as how he has all the talent and ability to be a top receiver in the NFL. He showed this ability with the Cleveland Browns back in 2007 when he caught 80 balls for over 1,200 yards and 16 touchdowns. No matter what the real reason is for Edwards' issues recently, the following are reasons that could lead to Edwards' fall in 2010. No, Edwards is one of the last Jets' player that I'm worried about having an off year. He's been lighting it up so far in camp, he's even been winning most of his battles on Revis. He's showed up in better shape than ever and his attitudes been great with the Jets. All he does is work hard. Here's the reason to why he won't have an off year. 1) Hustle. Every play last year he hustled, and early on in camp he's been amazing. 2) Blocking ability. He's one of the best blocking receivers in the NFL, he'll stay on the field for that alone because the Jets are a run first team. 3) Athletic ability. Yes, he is a freak athletically. He can stretch the field better than any of the other Jets receivers and he'll win more than half of his jump balls. 4) His drops are overrated. Andre Johnson, Marques Colston, Dwayne Bowe, Randy Moss, Brandon Marshall, Donald Driver, Hines Ward, Wes Welker, both Steve Smith's, Chad Ochocinco, Derrick Mason, Roddy White, Calvin Johnson, Michael Crabtree (Even though he missed half the year), TJ Houshmanzadeh, etc all had more drops than Braylon Edwards. Edwards only had 4 drops last year. His drops are on easy passes that any WR should catch, that's why he takes a lot of heat for it. But he more than makes up for it with catches that no other receiver could make. So "Edwards has the dropsies" is completely false. No doubt he doesn't have the greatest hands in the league, but he's farrrr from the worst hands too. 5) Mark Sanchez. There is NO chance that Mark Sanchez will be worse than last year. I don't think it's possible for a QB to be that bad two years in a row. Plus he looked so much better in the playoffs and so far in camp this year. 6) Santonio Holmes. They don't play the same position, so no need to fight for PT. Holmes will be a good distraction giving Edwards 1 on 1 coverage a lot on the outside. There is no doubt in my mind that Edwards will be a lot better than last year. No, I don't think he'll be a Pro Bowl caliber season, but he'll take a big step up from last season.
A very good read -- Minicamp Recap: Day 2
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://www.jetsinsider.com/blogs/christopher_nimbley/?p=4 By Christopher Nimbley Minicamp Recap: Day 2 FLORHAM PARK, NJ
Sanchez Back on the Field
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://www.nfl.com/videos/new-york-jets/09000d5d81899791/Sanchez-back-on-field
Tricks of the Trade - Antonio Pierce on David Harris
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message BoardCaught this by accident since David Harris is not on the caption for this video. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-total-access/09000d5d8185cc19/Tricks-of-the-trade
Good read on Ben Hartsock from Jets Website
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://www.newyorkjets.com/news/articles/show/3212-hartsock-s-been-around-the-block-before
Jets Radio: 8/10/89 Camp Interview with DC Mike Pettine
JetsFan34 posted a topic in New York Jets Message Boardhttp://www.newyorkjets.com/real/audio/2009/jets_radio/081009_tc_interview_dc_mike_pettine.mp3 That's 8/10/09 -- sorry
Morning Practice Report
JetsFan34 replied to T0mShane's topic in New York Jets Message BoardIsn't it the job of the QB coach to do just what you are proposing? By the way, excellent report. Thank you & keep them coming.


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We stand guilty of the very thing we preach against. We have let down a presumptively innocent young man who is accused of sexual assault in connection with a public sex act caught on video near Ohio University's Athens campus. The woman involved in the sex act said the video actually shows she was raped. We acted too quickly and improperly relied on sources we thought were reliable and assumed it was a sexual assault.
We have had an opportunity to look into the matter with the care we should have exercised before we posted about it, and we simply cannot say that the video depicts a sexual assault. We should not have assumed it does. Among many other things, Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle said: "You could view that picture and certainly suggest that a sexual assault took place. You could also suggest other things." According to Gawker, a reliable source said, "the video shows both parties actively participating, and they both acknowledge that they are being filmed and observed." And: "Another source told the site that the photo's subjects 'posed for pictures with each other and with several bystanders after they were finished.'" Investigators urged people not to do the very thing COTWA did: rush to judgement.
It is one thing for women's rights advocates to let this young man down. They have an agenda, and their musings on these issues are notoriously biased and often wrong. It is quite another thing for COTWA to get it wrong.
And make no mistake, we were very wrong to assume it. We owe the young man, his family, his friends, and the community of the wrongly accused, a sincere apology. The offending post has been removed. We are questioning our own judgment in having posted it, and we will strive to be more careful. If we can't do better than that, we need to think about retiring the blog.
Without a staff, and without editorial controls, we make mistakes more often than we'd care to admit. We have received notes from readers who pointed out our error, and we thank them.
Our apology can't make things right. We hope our actions can.


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Saturday, May 16, 2015
1st MBPS Juniors Open Chess Tournament (14/6): All 150 seats are taken up
On behalf of Organiser, I wish to inform that the registration for this event will be closed ahead of original schedule. All 150 seats are filled up in just 12 days of Advertising.
The Organiser is creating 25 more seats specially for children who take part in Summit Juniors tomorrow on condition they sign-up on the spot with payment based on first comes, first serve basis at Summit Subang USJ.
Thank you.


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If there is one Island in the world that I would love to visit next year, definitely Bali, Indonesia. I've been seeing the beauty of that place from the people that I'm following on Instagram and articles written by some of my blogger friends and influencers over and over. According to my friends, Bali is so serene that you will never want to leave that place ever. Tho Bali didn't cost that much compared to other places in the world (unless you stay in a very exclusive and luxurious hotel in Bali). But you don't have to go all the way to Bali just to experience its relaxing and in-tact with nature feels, you can experience a little bit of Bali vibes for only 2 hours away from the city.
Me and my blogger friends headed out to Casa Luminaria in Lipa, Batangas to unwind and get away from the hectic and stressful life in the city for awhile. My good friend Ave of avelovinit.com organized the whole trip, coz she also thinks that we badly needed a break from the blogging life just a little bit.
Casa Luminaria was originally built as a family provincial home. A stones throw away from the Metro, where they could go on weekends to detox from the stress and heavy traffic of Manila. Lipa was the perfect destination for this. When they first designed and built Casa, they wanted to embody the design aesthetic of a rural Filipino home. They used Ventanilas from Bacolod, planks from old Ilocos homes, reclaimed capiz windows, primitiive beds, and colored glass. Though rural, they also made sure to keep the comfort of a modern home. Their main house have an open plan lanai, spacious powder room, modern kitchen, and a wrap around deck with hammocks and loungers. In their sleep cottages, nipa in style are situated around the 3 hectare property. All built to hold family of four and room for 2 more extra beds. All their cottagess have air conditioning and has its own private bath. They have a bath house close to the pool, the dining cottage, and grill hut.
To know more about Casa Luminaria and its rates, you may visit their website at http://www.casaluminaria.com/
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New York: Kanye West, who has been named felony suspect in a paparazzi attack, could be charged with `attempted robbery,` as the case has been transferred to a robbery unit.
The 36-year-old rapper had tried taking a photographer`s camera while leaving Los Angeles International Airport, on Friday.
Authorities alleged that West committed an attempted robbery when he accosted the photographer known as Dano, the New York Daily News reported.
The confrontation left the paparazzo injured, but the more serious charge brought against him will be for the costly equipment.
According to TMZ, Dano is apparently the same photographer who closely followed Britney Spears in 2007, which resulted in the singer attacking his SUV with an umbrella.