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EAST JORDAN — Good things can be just as enjoyable the second time around.
Dustin Hejka threw for a pair of touchdowns and ran in another as the East Jordan High School varsity football team rolled past Hillman, 42-26, in a non-league contest Friday to earn their second straight win to start the year.
With the win, the Red Devils move to 2-0 for the first time since the 2003 season, which also was the last time East Jordan reached the playoffs.
The Red Devils scored 35 first half points and finished with 394 yards of total offense, including 272 yards rushing as Hejka led the way with 86 yards on six carries.
"Our kids played well against a very good team," East Jordan coach Allan Peterson said. "We had a couple of injuries early that stalled us some, but we held on late. They (Hillman) run the spread well and it's tough to stop.
"I am proud of all our kids for their effort and sure love coaching them."
Also for the Red Devils, Tim Schut added 69 yards on eight carries, while Noah Bacchus had 66 yards on 15 carries and Michael Suess had 31 yards on 11 carries.
The Red Devils scored first in the opening quarter as Walton scored from 2 yards out before Bacchus returned a Hillman punt 65 yards for a touchdown to make it 14-0. Hejka connected with Noah Raymond for the two-point conversion.
Hillman scored late in the first quarter on a Ty Jones pass to Mason VanPamel to make it 14-6, then East Jordan instantly responded as Hejka hooked up with Raymond for a 53-yard TD just over a minute later to make it 20-6.
East Jordan continued to put its foot on the gas in the second quarter offensively as Hejka scrambled 67 yards for his second TD of the game and then added the point after attempt to put the Red Devils in front, 27-6.
After Hillman cut the deficit to 27-14 on a Jones quarterback keeper, again the Red Devils answered as Suess scored via a 3 yard run. Suess also added the two-point conversion as the Red Devils took a 35-14 halftime lead.
Hillman added two second scores including a 5 yard TD run from Kenny Kolcan and another Jones to VanPamel TD pass, this one covering 7 yards, to make it 35-26.
Then with just over three minutes to play in the game, Hejka hooked up with Schut via a 7-yard TD pass to close the scoring at 42-26.
Hejka finished 3-of-4 passing for 101 yards, while Jordan Peterson was 1-of-3 passing for 21 yards. Raymond had one reception for 53 yards including a TD, while Wyatt Crick had one reception for 41 yards and Bacchus had a 21 yard reception. Schut added one catch for seven yards.
Defensively, Suess had a team-high 12 tackles, while Bacchus added 11 stops and Schut had eight tackles. Oscar Scheier had seven tackles and Jordan Peterson, Hejka and Crick all had six stops apiece.
Hejka and Jordan Peterson each had an interception.
Harbor Springs 40, Frankfort 12
HARBOR SPRINGS — Harbor Springs ran over Frankfort during a non-league game on Friday at Ottawa Stadium.
The Rams were led by David Walker with 232 yards rushing on 19 carries and five touchdowns, while Mitch Wallin added 52 yards on five carries and one rushing touchdown.
"We struggled in the first half tonight," Harbor Springs coach Rob Walker said. "But, we made the right adjustments at halftime."
At halftime, the Rams and Panthers were tied at 6-6.
Harbor Springs received the kickoff to start the second half, and with back-to-back running plays to Walker the Rams had a lead they would not relinguish.
Harbor Springs would add two more touchdowns in the third quarter, forcing Frankfort to the air.
"We knew they would have to start passing the ball," Walker said. "And, we came up with some good interceptions and short fields."
Justin Roberts, Logan Simkins, and Charlie Silveus each had one interception for the Rams.
Boyne City 35, Kent City 14
KENT CITY — Good practices lead to good games and good games lead to wins.
It's not exactly practice makes perfect, but in football, wins are about as perfect as it gets.
For the Boyne City football team, a solid week of practice and a 35-14 road win over Kent City Friday helped put a week one loss in the past.
"The kids responded well tonight. They did well in practice all week," Boyne City head coach Dave Hills said. "The kids understand you play like you practice. It's tough to get them to understand that."
Junior quarterback Corey Redman led the Ramblers to the win going 6-of-9 passing with 113 yards and touchdown, while also rushing for 10 yards and a score.
Redman started the scoring off in the first on a 1 yard touchdown run.
In the second quarter, Redman would find receiver Maceo Vroman for a 26 yard completion and score, making it a 14-0 game.
The defense would get into the action for Boyne just before the half, as junior Mac Alexander would haul in a 15 yard interception return for a touchdown, making it 21-0 at the half.
In the second half, running back Brad Fouchia would run in a score from 30 yards out to make it a 28-0 game and in the fourth, the Redman and Vroman connection would be on once again, as the two connected on a 23 yard touchdown, making it 35-7.
Through two games this season, Redman and Vroman have connected on 10 passes for 210 yards and three touchdowns.
A relationship that looks to carry the Ramblers this season through the air.
"Both of them are good ball players and they play well together," Hills said. "I thought the kids overall played with a little more passion and little more focus and it showed in the score."
Vroman caught three passes for 67 yards and two scores, while sophomore Malik Smith added 94 yards on 26 carries.
Fouchia added 42 yards on five carries.
Defensively, Luke Sage led the Ramblers with 12 stops, while Max Cuper and Cole Butler each had nine tackles.
Boyne, now 1-1 overall, will begin Lake Michigan Conference play with a road game to Kalkaska on Friday, Sept. 13.
Johannesburg 44, Inland Lakes 30
INDIAN RIVER — Inland Lakes dropped its home opener to Johannesburg-Lewiston during a matchup of Ski Valley Conference North and South teams Friday at Shanley Field.
"This game was a tale of two halves," Inland Lakes coach Stan Schramm said. "We were flat in the first half and we can not do that against a quick and athletic team like JoBurg."
The Cardinals scored two quick touchdowns in the first quarter.
The Bulldogs scored early in the second quarter on a Todd Athey 15-yard completion. Athey would add a two-point conversion to make the score 14-8.
JoBurg would then recover two Inland Lakes fumbles and scored on both, then added a sustained drive for another score to end the second quarter.
The Cardinals would lead at halftime, 36-8.
"We made some adjustments at halftime," Schramm said. "The guys responded real well."
The Bulldogs would score twice in the third quarter to cut into the lead, 36-22.
The Cardinals marched down the field in the fourth quarter ending in a touchdown.
"At one point, we felt we could make a comeback," Schramm said. "But, that touchdown early in the fourth quarter, hurt us."
For Inland Lakes, Athey was 7-of-14 passing for 134-yards with one passing touchdown and two rushing, while Daniel Flowers carried the ball for 132 yards on 12 carries including a 56-yard touchdown and Christian Wallace added 52 yards on eight carries.
Defensively, Flowers collected 23 tackles, while J.R. Delos-Santos and Spencer Hutchinson each had 13 tackles.
Gaylord St. Mary 33, Pellston 21
PELLSTON — Pellston could not hang on against Gaylord St. Mary during a Ski Valley Conference game at S.A. McClutchey Memorial Field on Friday.
"We played great in the first half," Pellston coach Ben Schly said. "Especially, against their new dynamic offense, but we ran out of steam in the second."
Pellston had a 21-13 lead at halftime.
Gaylord would score two quick touchdowns in third quarter, leading 27-21 at its end.
The Hornets would start the fourth quarter with the ball and were driving the ball when the Snowbirds would come up with a inteception.
For Pellston, Kurtis Spencer rushed six carries for 81 yards and Justin Woolever rushed 14 times for 32 yards. Quarterback Austin Hamlin threw for 52 yards on four completions in 16 attempts.
Connor Kilpatrick led the Hornet defense with 10 tackles, Zack Keller had eight, and Jeremiah Crawford had a fumble recovery.


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Double bank holiday, yay! But I work for myself so don't get paid on bank holidays, boo! Still lots of time sample some lovely bevvies. Here's a quick (ish) round up.
Thursday -
Where: The LeopardAfter finishing work, and the weather having been lovely all day while I was stuck inside, we had a quick change of clothes and dashed over the road (almost literally) to The Leopard. As always we received a friendly welcome and, most importantly, CAMRA member discount! Two beers caught our eye and the first, Grand Slam, was lovely. The second, Bitter Lemon, was a bit too....lemony. After dashing home for our grocery delivery, we popped back to The Leopard for seconds and thirds. And a pork pie. I'm so pleased the Leopard seems to be in good hands, it's nice to have a decent pub just a stones throw away from me again!
Bull Close Road, Norwich
What: Grand Slam, Greene King
Bull Close Road, Norwich
What: Grand Slam, Greene King
Friday -
Where: The Woolpack Yard
What: Nothing. Yardbird was off again and we didn't fancy a pint of Nobel first thing in the evening.
What: Nothing. Yardbird was off again and we didn't fancy a pint of Nobel first thing in the evening.
Where: The Golden Star
Colegate, Norwich
What: YPA, Roosters
Colegate, Norwich
What: YPA, Roosters
Went to The Golden Star to meet my brother and friends. It's a lovely pub that we don't really use enough. It's like a country pub just outside the city centre that does decent Sunday lunches. They've also started doing breakfasts but I haven't managed to have one yet, being the lazy sod I am. Always got a range of different real ales on, pub quiz and music nights etc
I had a pint of YPA (Yorkshire Pale Ale) and it was lush. A pale ale with a bit of something about it rather than washy nothing-ness. Chris had a pint of Tawny, Cotleigh Brewery, which he described as tasting like a corked bottle of red, so he had YPA after that. On the otherhand my brother quite liked it. We talked about terrible jobs and nightmare bosses. Someone said that their boss emails them telling them to bring them a cup of tea. And gets their name wrong in the process. Went home feeling slightly more grateful that I work for myself. Sort of.
Saturday -
Where: Friends House Party
What: Dark Pale Ale, Innes & Gunn
What: Dark Pale Ale, Innes & Gunn
Ok, I am kind of cheating a bit here. I had one bottle of Innes & Gunn and then the rest of the night was spent drinking overly strong cocktails and my friends' Budweiser. I like Innes & Gunn but as I'm not a huge fan of rum (and their beers are brewed with a rum finish) I generally only have one. At someone elses house. When that's all they've got.
We listened to a lot of Britney Spears and played Cards Against Humanity. I got home at 4am. Christ on a bike.
We listened to a lot of Britney Spears and played Cards Against Humanity. I got home at 4am. Christ on a bike.
Sunday -
Day off! Went to my mums for lunch and drank nothing but tea. Considered the pub but then couldn't be bothered to move. Resigned myself to 'be sensible' and go tomorrow instead to take full advantage of the bank holiday Monday.
Monday -
Where: The Playhouse!
St George's Street, Norwich
What: Lady Evelyn, Tipples Brewery
St George's Street, Norwich
What: Lady Evelyn, Tipples Brewery
The Playhouse is my go-to pub. I should get Frequent Drinker Miles or something. Today a particularly catchy pump clip caught my eye. Lady Evelyn must have been one freaky lady, as the pump clip depicted death driving a flaming carriage over a bridge. I was sold. It tasted good too. Chris had a Spelt Blonde, St Peter's Brewery, and to me it tasted almost of toffee. I hate toffee. After three or four pints I tried to remember what I'd done this weekend and attempted to write it down. I will get better at it. Probably.

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Hi guys. The other weekend I saw this movie and loved it. excellent actors came together and produced a very good movie.
So today I bring you this summary.
I hope you enjoy and have a good day
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DiNero kicks ass after all these years.ResponderEliminar
I always love me some Jason Statham!ResponderEliminar
dude on this movie cover are two of tree of my favourite actors...I don't know how I didn't watched it yetResponderEliminar
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I hate movies with Jason Statham. >(ResponderEliminar
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I'm so excited to see this!ResponderEliminar
Based on a true story? Is real life really that badass?ResponderEliminar
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I like the trailer. I guess I have to watch this movie asap.ResponderEliminar
I wonder how much basis in reality there is - not a lot, I suspect;-)ResponderEliminar
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prett cool trainer !
seem to be good
Haven't seen this one. Looks like a generic actioner to me.ResponderEliminar
I love following multiple film blogs because it's so great to see how different everyone's tastes are. Yay diversity! :D Love your taste, man.ResponderEliminar
Thanks for reminding me about this one!ResponderEliminar
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The Children's Bread
Matthew 15:21-16:12 | Shaun LePage | June 17, 2007
I. Introduction
A. Bread—mentioned in oldest writings of mankind; Loaves and rolls found in ancient Egyptian tombs. British Museum's Egyptian galleries—actual loaves 5,000 years old
B. Today—still basic; but sliced! Twist ties color coded to day of the week it was made
C. Among common people of Jesus' day, bread considered primary—all else an accessory; a staple; often a synonym for food or all of life's necessities—Mt 6:11; and yet, 4:4—more!
D. John 6:27,28,35—"I am the bread of life…comes…believes"; greatest need, die without
E. In Mt 15:21-16:12 bread=background metaphor to teach disciples important lessons; Jesus rejected by Jewish leaders; now training disciples for ministry after His departure.
II. Body—Matthew 15:21-16:12
A. Crumbs from the children's bread for a dog. (15:21-28)
1. (21) "went away / withdrew" from hostile (Tyre & Sidon outside Israel) to Gentiles (disciple lessons).
2. (22) Desperate "Canaanite woman" (Gentile)—expecting compassionate Jesus!
3. (23) Why no answer? Waiting for woman to get on disciples nerves? "Send her away!"
4. (24) I believe Jesus was making a point—acting like the typical arrogant, non-compassionate Jew, much like disciples: Get rid of this Gentile nuisance! They expected Him to have compassion for her, give her what she wanted and send her away. He acted like them to teach them compassion for Gentiles. "I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel."
5. (25-26) She begged—He took it even further: "The children's bread…dogs!" Disciples stunned? In agreement? This is what typical Jews were thinking. But what is "the children's bread"? Jesus! The Messiah Himself and the blessings He brought!
6. (27) Her desperation heightened—tears? Didn't care if He thought she was a dog, just heal my daughter! Her faith in Jesus would not be weakened even if He insulted her and acted like a normal Jew—She believed He alone could help her. Her faith stood up to the test.
7. (28) Jesus praised her! What pleases God? Faith—great faith pleases Him greatly! He praised her and granted her request. Disciples watched. Great faith—from Gentile?!
8. He came to bring "the children's bread…only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel" but they rejected it—they rejected Him (Ch 12)! So, the Gentiles were going to get the bread (Messiah). Ch 10—go only to the house of Israel; Ch 28—all nations. Not "dogs" but "sons" John 1:12.
9. Outsider? Become a child of God by faith.
10. Disciple? Invite outsiders to the table. Bob and Lynne not good neighbors; moving van—change their ways; homemade bread approached the house. "Hi. Welcome to our neighborhood. Here's some bread." We're moving out.
B. More than enough bread for four thousand Gentiles. (15:29-38)
1. (29) "Departing…Sea of Galilee"; Mark 7—Decapolis, another Gentile area.
2. (30-31) Brought sick—Jesus healed. Crowd responded! Not just "marveled" (like "astonished" Nazarenes) but also "glorified the God of Israel"! No "offense" (stumble)—they apparently believed! What were disciples thinking?
3. (32-38) Jesus "compassion" (just like 5,000—14:14)—entire event mirrors feeding of 5,000 but clearly different event (place, numbers, seven baskets (bigger, Ac 9:25)). Why again? Compassion for Gentiles! 5,000 Jews. 4,000 Gentiles. Preview of the extension of blessings to Gentiles (Abrahamic covenant—blessing to whole world). Literal bread, small taste of blessings to come for non-Jews.
4. Notice v.36. Blessed Gentiles through disciples. Didn't need to do that. Manna came out of sky. Blessings of Messiah, son of Abraham, going to non-Jews; sending Jews to do it (Acts 1:8). Took long time to get this. Ac11:1-18—also ended with "glorify"!
5. Outsider? Feast on the blessings of Christ.
6. Disciple? Hand out the blessings of Christ. Lazaro Orpusongu walked three days from his village in Tanzania to meet Tim and Annie Tidenberg—newly appointed missionaries. Lazaro: "We are so glad you are here, because we are a hungry people." Tim assumed looking for food; there to train pastors, not provide food. "Oh… not asking for food…asking for the Bread of Life. We are hungry for God's Word."
C. A warning about leavened bread for forgetful disciples. (15:39-16:12)
1. (1) Pharisees & Sadducees together? Enemies found common threat in Jesus (ecumenism—common rejection of Christ of Scripture; nothing else really matters) | At least 4 times asked for or even "demanded a sign". Why another occurrence? Later.
2. (2-3) Weather & question. In other words: No idea what God is doing. You have been given obvious signs, but you can't (refuse) to read them: John the Baptist (forerunner, announced kingdom); fulfilled Scripture; words and works of Jesus.
3. (4) "Evil and adulterous generation seeks after a sign"—dishonest doubters (evil) looking for more before they'll believe | No more except sign of Jonah—Ch 12=Death and resurrection. Jonah went to Gentiles 12:41 "believed".
4. (5-7) Forgot bread; Jesus warning "beware of leaven"; disciples thought physical bread
5. (8-10) "Little faith" (again—at least 3rd time); Great faith of Canaanite woman contrasted with little faith of disciples | not literal bread! Don't you believe yet that I can provide literal bread any time? Listen! Pay attention—there will be a test!
6. (11-12) Figurative bread. What does bread represent here? The true kingdom influenced by false teaching.
7. Leaven? Leaven pictures permeating power or influence of Pharisees & Sadducees. "Teaching" opposed John, rejected fulfilled prophecy about Jesus, refused to believe Jesus' teaching and many miraculous signs. Disciples reading of the signs was not much better than P&S. The P&S refused to believe. The disciples had "little faith". Thus, they had no idea what God was doing and what Jesus was trying to teach them. Not grasping the kingdom plan (include Gentiles). P&S rejected signs they'd seen. Disciples forgot the signs they'd seen—did not transfer to faith. Pharisees "leaven" was hypocrisy (Luke 12:1). Jesus must have been thinking about their hypocrisy of asking for a sign. They wanted to look good before the crowds, but they were just testing Him. Sadducees main teaching seems to be denial of resurrection (e.g., Mt 22:23). Jesus just talked about sign of Jonah (i.e., resurrection). "Leaven" is disbelief of resurrection—kingdom program of Christ (see 16:21,22; 28:16,17)—the ultimate sign of who Christ is. Beware of leaven of hypocrisy and unbelief.
8. Outsider? Be careful who you listen to. Tainted message? Source of life!
9. Disciple? Be careful who you listen to. John Lennon: "Give peace a chance"; also "Gugukachu I am the walrus." Good mixed with bad? Watch out.
III. Closing: "I am the Bread of Life, he who comes…never hunger or thirst" demands a response:
A. Arrogant, misguided Jew? Hate Him or Love Him—no middle ground! More signs?
B. True and absolutely necessary for spiritual life? Feast, glorify God, tell others and beware of anyone who tries to sell you a counterfeit "bread of life"—never hunger or thirst again.


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Pleasanton police put out a warning Thursday through Nixle about an increase in daytime residential burglaries.
According to police, the burglaries are happening between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The typical scenario is that one or more subjects approach a home, ring the doorbell, and wait for a response, police said. If no one answers the door, the subject or subjects wait outside for a short time then force entry through a side door (usually a side garage door) or the front door.
Police said subjects could be dressed in business attire and have a cover story such as door-to-door sales or marketing.
In addition, there might be a getaway car parked in the area which could possibly be occupied by someone acting as a lookout.
Officers are asking residents to stay alert to strange cars or people in their neighborhood.
Thursday's Nixle warning stated, "It is critical that residents call the police immediately, before calling anyone else, when reporting these circumstance."
Police recommend following these safety tips to prevent thefts and burglaries:
* Ensure all doors and windows are locked, including side garage doors and second story windows
* Even if home during the day, it is important to keep the garage door closed
* Vehicles should always be locked
* Do not leave anything valuable in the car (phones, purses, brief cases and computers)
More crime prevention tips can be found on the Pleasanton Police Department website.


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Five for 26th September
Qatar revelations no surprise
Qatar 2022 World Cup organisers say they are "appalled" by the findings of a Guardian investigation into the treatment of migrant workers in the country.
The newspaper says Nepalese workers in Qatar "face exploitation and abuses that amount to modern-day slavery".
"There is no excuse for any worker in Qatar, or anywhere else, to be treated in this manner," a statement read.
"Like everyone viewing the video and images, and reading the accompanying texts, we are appalled by the findings presented in the Guardian's report."
It us unclear whether they were appalled by the treatment of the workers or the fact that the Guardian had printed details of how they were treated.
"There is no excuse for any worker in Qatar, or anywhere else, to be treated in this manner. The health, safety, well-being and dignity of every worker that contributes to staging the 2022 FIFA World Cup is of the utmost importance to our committee and we are committed to ensuring that the event serves as a catalyst toward creating sustainable improvements to the lives of all workers in Qatar."
They also added they will be investigating the claims made by the newspaper.
"We firmly believe that all workers engaged on our projects, and those of the other infrastructure developers in Qatar, have a right to be treated in a manner that ensures at all times their wellbeing, safety, security, and dignity.
"This is our top priority as we begin to deliver on the promises made in our bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar."
The guardian report claimed that at least 44 workers died between 4 June and 8 August. More than half died of heart attacks, heart failure or workplace accidents.
Their investigation also revealed:
• Evidence of forced labour on a huge World Cup infrastructure project.
• Some Nepalese men have alleged that they have not been paid for months and have had their salaries retained to stop them running away.
• Some workers on other sites say employers routinely confiscate passports and refuse to issue ID cards, in effect reducing them to the status of illegal aliens.
• Some labourers say they have been denied access to free drinking water in the desert heat.
• About 30 Nepalese sought refuge at their embassy in Doha to escape the brutal conditions of their employment.
Meanwhile, Jim Boyce, a FIFA vice-president, called for an immediate investigation into the ill treatment of thousands working in Qatar.
"I was appalled and very disturbed after reading the allegations in the newspaper this morning. FIFA must investigate this information immediately and report the full findings at the earliest opportunity to the FIFA executive committee," he told the Guardian.
So, he, like the organising committee, is appalled. It's almost as if everyone has been burying their heads in the sand (no pun) these past few years. Because if there is one thing we have known about when it comes to the phenomenal building projects which have sprung up in the energy rich gulf states in recent years, it is that they have been built on the back of slave labour.
Adil Rami hits back at Valencia over suspension
Adil Rami has delivered a spirited riposte to Valencia after being suspended without pay and placed on the transfer list, according to Spanish newspaper AS.
The French centre back was yesterday suspended without pay after publicly criticising Valencia boss Miroslav Djukic.
But the 28-year-old has lashed out at the decision and insists that he has done nothing wrong, despite being made out to be a villain by Djukic.
"I want to respond to the sanction imposed on me by my club, Valencia. It's an unfounded sanction that I disagree with," Rami said.
"I regret this situation that tarnishes my relationship with my club and its supporters, for whom I always work with the utmost respect and complete loyalty."
Rami was said to be allowed to leave Valencia in the summer, providing a club paid the required £8million that Valencia were asking for.
Interested clubs, and both Arsenal and Manchester City are reported to be admirers of Rami, may choose to bide their time as that fee looks set to drop over the coming months.
Premier League clubs chase digital growth
Manchester City and Liverpool announced an expansion of their social media presence with more local language websites and Twitter accounts to cater for a growing international fan base.
City, whose global profile until relatively recently, extended no further than them being the 'other' club in Manchester, launched 10 new Twitter accounts in addition to existing feeds in English and Arabic to engage with supporters in Chinese, French, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Thai.
The club said the accounts will give fans in more than 160 countries access to Manchester City Twitter content in their own language.
"As the Club continues to attract fans from across the world and our global community grows, it's important to find new ways to connect and engage with them in order to build deeper relationships," said Diego Gigliani, the club's director of marketing, media and fan development, in a statement.
Sounding like a contestant on the X Factor, Gigliani continued: "Translating our website into 13 languages was one step on this journey – creating another 10 Twitter accounts is another."
Meanwhile, Liverpool Managing Director Ian Ayre said that his club would be launching an official Chinese website, the Merseysiders' third after ones set up in Indonesia and Thailand earlier in the year.
Liverpool claim to be the world's most digitally engaged club with 34 official social media accounts including 12 in local languages on Twitter.
Expect to see that printed on an Anfield banner in the near future. I suppose in the absence of any tangible success on the pitch, being the world's most digitally engaged club counts for something.
"Extending the Liverpool FC brand beyond borders and connecting with our 200 million global fans also makes good commercial sense for the Club and will help us achieve a competitive advantage on and off the field," he said.
"We can create added value for our corporate partners and maximize the international commercial opportunities that benefit everyone at the Club, including the players, coaching staff and the global community of fans across the world."
Which all sounds well and good, but at present it's difficult to see how Liverpool's huge global fanbase translates into anything other than a roaring trade in counterfeit replica shirts in the street markets of many Asian countries.
Gerard Piquet and Alvaro Arbeloa review the night's TV
Barcelona defender Gerard Pique tweeted a rather sarcastic message just as Real Madrid won a pretty questionable late penalty at Elche, which Cristiano Ronaldo converted to give Madrid the late win.
Pique tweeted: "Watching a comedy on Canal+, they're always good at this time of night!"
Viendo una película de humor por el Canal + Liga.. Siempre va bien a estas horas de la noche!
— Gerard Piqué (@3gerardpique) September 25, 2013
Within hours, though, Real defender was on his phone, tweeting "Happy with the 3 points! I'm delighted some people have changed the theatre for the cinema!"
This was a reference to Barcelona's infamous theatrics and in particular the propensity of some of their players to dive.
Muy contentos con los 3 puntos! Me alegro de que algunos cambien el teatro por el cine, eso siempre esta bien! pic.twitter.com/a1HR3pri8G
— Álvaro Arbeloa (@aarbeloa17) September 25, 2013
What happened to Freddy Adu?
Whatever happened to Freddy Adu? It's a question we're often asking. Whatever became of the young man who was tipped not only to be the future of American football, but also to be the next global superstar.
Of course, it didn't work out like that and now Adu, after a peripatetic existence that has seen him criss cross Europe in search of a stage befitting his talents, is currently playing – albeit infrequently – in Brazil with Bahia. This helpful article fills in most of the gaps in his eventful, but ultimately disappointing career.
Although it seems like the Ghanaian-born footballer has been around for ever, Adu is still only 24-years-old , and therefore still of an age where he must think that his big break may just be around the corner. The signs don't look promising though, and with a career trajectory that looks to be on a permanently downward spiral, the fear must be that Adu will be less the poster boy for US soccer and more a reminder of what happens to those we push too hard too soon.
As the article notes, during his early development, US coach Bruce Arena was one of very few to sound a note of caution.
"Freddy's without a doubt the most talented kid we've ever seen at that age," he said. "But who knows where he'll be two years down the road?"
The article concludes, admittedly with the benefit of hindsight, with the following lines:
"It is more than tempting to wonder if, had he been treated with more patience and less constant adulation, the boy from Ghana might be playing for the European giants he still dreams about."
Quote of the day
"Beer and party, Lederhosen and women in their frocks – it's going to be great. I'm looking forward to experiencing these three weeks. You can trust me."
It hasn't taken Pep Guardiola long to acclimatise to life in Munich. Here he looks ahead to the city's Oktoberfest.
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There was a girl, serving, she looked very prity. I spent most of the time when she was around, looking at her face, more to the point, the bone structure, her cheeks, hair, how it differs from men, what (if anything) i would need to change to look at prity as she did.
Its the same as the women in the office, I sit there watching, thinking how i would have to change to be able to wear the same kind of clothes they wore. Makeup, well, thats different, its just a matter of learing how to wear it but the clothes, Im ... oh i just want to ... to ... be accepted wearing stuff like they do, to be accepted wanting nothing but what women want, have and to hold


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Young Vegetarians - How to Convince Your Parents You're OK
also known as: "No, mom, I'm not anemic"
I was there. Sixteen-years-old trying to convince my mother that I could quit eating meat and not fall to pieces. It is a hard road to convince your omnivore family that you can be a healthy herbivore. Based on my own experience and findings, here's the best ways to convince reluctant family who may not get this very important life change.
1. Explain your decision calmly and assuredly
If you want to make your point, do it maturely. Know enough about vegetarianism to make valid and truthful points about how healthy a vegetarian diet can be. Show that you are aware of any possible dangers and know how to avoid any nutritional pitfalls.
Be aware that if your parents are being stubborn, it is most likely because they love you and do not want to see anything bad happen to you. Or perhaps they just have had no real experience with vegetarianism and need to be properly (and patiently) informed.
2. Be dedicated yet accommodating
You need to hold to your principles. If animal cruelty is part of the reason why you've decided to become a vegetarian, remember that you are doing good by taking no part in the meat industry. Do not be influenced or pressured into quitting vegetarianism or no one will take you seriously when you use the word around them.
That said, if you're a dependent teenager, you need to be a bit accommodating of your family and their usual habits. Before your mother or father go to the grocery store, make a list of "affordable" vegetarian items that you want. Better yet, shop WITH your parent and help them out in the process. Remember that your new dietary habits may be putting their already-busy lives even more out of whack, so help in whatever way you can to make your new needs less inconvenient to them.
3. Make an effort to get your proper nutrition
My mother's biggest struggles with me was always over whether I was losing out on essential nutrition. You can get 99% of what you need nutrient-wise from a non-meat diet. There are certain proteins that cannot be found outside of meats and all you need is to take an amino acid supplement to cover that. Otherwise, do not... DO NOT... just live off of cheese sandwiches and think you'll be okay. If you aren't much of a fruit and veggie eater now, you need to start getting adventurous. The good news is that if you eat according to a certain diet for a length of time, your taste buds will grow accustomed to most of what you eat. So most things you think you hate the taste of, you may grow an affinity for over time.
For instance, I was never a fan of beans. I realized after some horrible dietary habits in my first months of vegetarianism that I need to develop a taste for beans if I wanted a cheap, reliable source of protein. Now I love just about every type of bean there is out there because I now have a taste for them. Remember to love your dark green vegetables, take at the very least a multivitamin, and eat a variety of types of protein (I have a hubpage on good vegetarian forms of protein is upcoming).
4. Use the words of adult vegetarians
Let's face it, to your parents you will always be that little child that they raised. It may be hard for them to take your argument seriously. When in doubt, go with an expert. There are more than enough blogs written by vegetarians who are nutritionists. Heck, you can find professional athletes and bodybuilders who are vegetarians and vegans, all at the peak of physical health. The words of a 20+ year vegetarian who is obviously an expert on what they eat may help make the point for you if you and your parents get into a debate about your eating habits.
5. Be willing to get "checked over" if you are asked to.
If need be, go to your doctor, let them check you out, and do some blood tests. The proof is in writing there that you are healthy. Sorry if you don't like needles, but this may be the fastest and best way to prove to your folks that you can be healthy while living a vegetarian lifestyle. It doesn't hurt to talk to your doctor before any major life changes anyway. Also, I'd suggest you maintain an active lifestyle while you're conscious of your diet. If you get more endurance and strength overall, then your parents will be less suspicious about your well-being.
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And that's it! If you'd like any other vegetarian or vegan related hubs, let me know in comments! I've been a vegetarian (and sometimes-vegan) for 13 years now, so I'd love to share experiences and wisdom with those of you just starting out and may feel that you're all by your lonesome!
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Sending a child to college is expensive. There is no getting around it. Still, the children are our future, so we are obliged to teach them everything we know. In that spirit there are a few tips for saving money that any college freshman could use.
This is a big one. Supplies. Obviously, there are many items which your college student requires. Our first instinct is to go out and buy whatever they need. But, what if many of your student's necessary supplies are right in your house? That's right! That junk drawer you never think about? Half of your shopping is already done!
The most important thing is establishing a budget. And what is even more important is sticking to it. You know best what your family can afford. You set the rules. You won't end up with your head under water if you decide where the water ends. Clothes, books, even the internet! Everything costs money; being sure that all the bills are being paid is an unimaginable relief.
Another great way to cut expenditures is to do meal prep. For the price of dinner at your closest restaurant, you could buy a meal for five from the grocery store. If you spend thirty minutes making a pound of tuna salad, you can save enough to pay for graduate school.
Going to college is about learning. However, there are some lessons in life that are better learned early. Frugality is one of them.
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What a great way to spread happiness. The Conflict Managers had a blast delivering their handmade treats, and it was extra special because the other students in the school had watched the production through the glass in the community kitchen the day before. They knew something special was coming, but they didn't know exactly what! … Continue reading Delivering Happiness!
Its International Day of Happiness!
Our conflict managers were hard at work yesterday making over 400 cake pops for every student in our school! We were lucky enough to receive grant money from Sasktel's 'I am Stronger' campaign. Our group of Conflict Managers wanted to give out a token of happy for each student in our school, in the form … Continue reading Its International Day of Happiness!
Navigating Digital Citizenship in the Classroom Part I
Arsalan, Lucy showing their facebook profiles and comments from classmates. Faisal is holding signage that we have put up around our school with information about Digital Citizenship found here: http://www.publications.gov.sk.ca/redirect.cfm?p=74447&i=83322 Welcome to Grade 4/5 at Douglas Park school in Regina, Saskatchewan. It is a beautiful time to be a student, but also a challenging one. … Continue reading Navigating Digital Citizenship in the Classroom Part I
Conflict Managers Club Kindness Challenge 2018
Welcome to The Douglas Park Conflict Managers Kindness Challenge! We challenge you to: Post 5 kind messages using Social Media, with permission from a parent or guardian. If you do not have your own Social Media, encourage your parent or guardian to do so on their account. OR Give out 5 compliments to different people … Continue reading Conflict Managers Club Kindness Challenge 2018
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Why we all need to unplug!
In preparation for our debate, which can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPz7hzA6-Mk&feature=youtu.be I discovered that there was actually a lot to learn in the arguments for or against plugging in. Among the most interesting, I found to be the arguments of Nathan Jurgenson and Sherry Turkle. While Jurgenson advocates in an augmented reality, Turkle argues that digital and … Continue reading Why we all need to unplug!
Summary of a very steep learning curve
Here is a link to my summary of learning: https://vimeo.com/171248856 [Song Credits: "We're Going to be Friends" by The White Stripes, "We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel, "I Won't Back Down" by Tom Petty, "Stressed Out" by Twenty One Pilots, "Don't Worry Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin, "Fly By Night" by Chilliwack, "Doin' It Right" by April Wine, "A Hard Days … Continue reading Summary of a very steep learning curve
Selling out, and selling fast
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The theme of Florida Philanthropic Network's 2015 Statewide Summit on Philanthropy, which is being held on January 29-30, is "The Next Big Conversations in Florida Philanthropy." In the spirit of the Summit's theme, this post is part of a series where we've asked some of our member leaders to share their thoughts on the next big conversations that should be taking place in Florida's philanthropic sector. For more information on the Summit, visit www.fpnetwork.org/summit.
Thank you to Dr. Mark Pritchett, Senior Vice President for Community Investment at Gulf Coast Community Foundation, for sharing his thoughts on the next big conversation in Florida philanthropy.
Most of Florida lives along the coast—just look at a nighttime photo of our state from space. We grow along the coastline here in Florida too. For many of us, the coast is the foundation of our communities. And that coastline is changing. But what are we doing about it?
Much froth has been whipped up in the climate-change debate over whether or not humans are responsible. We can look past that to the fact that rising sea levels are affecting Florida's coast, right now. And some communities have begun to act.
A seven-county group of elected officials in northeast Florida agreed last year that they should prepare for seas rising as much as six feet in the next century. Kennedy Space Center's operations manager said this month, "We do consider sea level rise…to be urgent," and NASA's plans include a "managed retreat," if necessary, that would move roads, utilities and perhaps even launch pads. A recent report from our colleagues at The Miami Foundation says, "The rising sea level will have dramatic, long-term impacts on Miami-Dade County, from flooding to water quality to how we grow." And here in Sarasota County, Gulf Coast Community Foundation funded policy research on adapting to sea-level rise as far back as 2009.
Our state is as vulnerable as any to the potential impacts of rising seas. We need credible science and realistic modeling in order to prepare. In philanthropy, we are positioned to take the long-term, impartial look at this issue and its implications that others can't or won't. For community foundations in particular, if one of our key roles is helping our communities plan for the future, how can we not take part in this conversation?
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Matthias: plays bass with his fingers, and occasional harmonies
Hey teenagers, my name is Matthias, I play bass in Sorry Sire. For me, music is the only thing I ever wanted to get involved with for the rest of my life, but I was pessimistic when D asked me to join Sorry Sire, and now I don't regret that shit because things have been going good for us. Like D and Box, my musical preferences are wide.
Bands That Inspire:
(back in the day and always will be) Nirvana, (never getting sick of any song) Pink Floyd, (to make the best music such as "Kashmir" and "Stairway To Heaven") Led Zeppelin, (getting serious about yelling beautifully) Taking Back Sunday, (crusty British yelling is an art) Goober Patrol, (it's totally okay to be gothic and love someone with regrets) The Cure, (short man and acoustic guitar makes it okay to "cry") Dashboard Confessional, (dirty men in old tight clothes and really cool hair that makes it alright to be dirty and sing about beautiful women) The Ramones and any other bands I've ever gotten serious about..
Movies That Inspire:
(crazy cartoons/comic that make me think) The Maxx, (comedy that does not get old) Dumb and Dumber, (mad men in suits and ties killing police men) Resevoir Dogs, (all time favorite and features the movie "Filthy Angels" as in "Acey said you had some dough") Home Alone and countless others.
Things That Are Under Control: 6" veggie subs, making music, writing lyrics/poetry, skating and staying away from people.
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Ang Nawawala (What Isn't There) revolves around the homecoming of Gibson Bonifacio (Dominic Roco), a twentysomething guy who stopped speaking as a child. For the first time in years, he returns to Manila for Christmas and reunites with his dysfunctional upper middle class family who's kept haunted by a previous tragedy. Set to the resonating background of the local indie music scene, Ang Nawawala is a tale about losing oneself in love and finding solace in the arms of friends and family.
Fresh from its successful run during this year's Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, this Marie Jamora full-length debut was recently shown in a select number of cinemas in and out of the metro due to massive clamor for a commercial showing, and justifiably so. It held the Holy Grail of what low-budget films must possess in this day and age – multiple sold out screenings in a popular festival, positive word of mouth publicity, favorable reviews from critics and enthusiasts, and a considerable social media presence.
Image from Cinemalaya.org
The film was calculated to appeal to a specific demographic commonly known as hipsters. And indeed, it effectively fulfills a mental checklist of hipsterdom: indie music, ukay-ukay clothes, vinyl records, digital cameras, private art galleries, intimate gigs, protected sex, and herbal refreshments (if you know what I mean). It contains dialogue that people can integrate into everyday conversation – in Starbucks or some other similarly themed joint (conyo is how outsiders would call it). It also features a pretty and idealized set of characters unapologetically mirroring the moneyed bourgeoisie in this particular part of the world. Its over-the-top stylized setting is guaranteed to get the hipster seal of approval.
But it would be disrespectful to only look into the circumstances surrounding the characters. Besides, it is a film filled with people so charming and effervescent they're too easy to get drawn into (even without knowing the plot). They're like that ad for a loaf bread years ago which had a tagline that went something like, "it's so good you can eat it on its own."
Dominic managed to play the artsy-fartsy Gibson role effectively despite not having to speak for most of the film's duration. Felix Roco's portrayal of the dead identical twin Jamie, meanwhile, was solid and believable – credits to his confidence and innate bad boy charm. The movie also reveals that manic pixie dream girls and Annicka Dolonius go together like peas and carrots; she was perfect for the role of Gibson's main squeeze Enid del Mundo. Boboy Garovillo (Wes) and Dawn Zulueta (Esme) also provide great support as the Bonifacio couple; but the real standout was Alchris Galura (Teddy Guinoo), who hits the right spot in depicting the commercialization of this particular subculture by portraying a lazy hipster wannabe.
However, the issues and life complexities presented in the film may seem trivial or juvenile for a lot of people. Figuring out if one likes a band or not, gifting someone with a rare vinyl record shipped from Japan, fully nude spa retreats, and worrying about not having someone to drive you home are first world realities that don't really fit in the third world. On the contrary, that's the same quality that makes Ang Nawawala so refreshing. It's a temporary break from the poverty porn Filipinos are so used to. Certainly, it's not for everyone; and this is why the movie peaceably resonates.
Despite its hits and misses, it wins audiences with the mind-blowing amount of amazing music in it. As they'd say, music is all-encompassing. Ad nauseam, it's the glue that can bind viewers together. Not too often do people get the chance to see films featuring live performances from great local acts like Sandwich, Itchyworms, Ebe Dancel, Tarsius, Flying Ipis, Ang Bandang Shirley, Hannah & Gabi, The Strangeness, and Pedicab; aside from the lilting musical score that served as great backdrop for its more poignant scenes.
Standout scenes include the graveyard scene where the twins Gibson and Jamie are seen smoking a joint for the last time (which lasted for around three minutes, by the way) and the post-gig make-out-cum-music sharing session between Gibson and Enid inside a car. Obviously, the good parts to commit to memory are the music-related ones.
This writer, by no means aims to use the term hipster as derogatory. Criticizing the counter-culture one grew up in would be a self-condemning bitchslap in the face. That being said, it would be safe to say that Ang Nawawala is an enigma of sorts. A viewer could get lost in this movie in more ways than one. Case in point, yours truly got lost in the music and got lost searching for deeper themes at the same time.
Or perhaps this writer's just looking for something that isn't really there.
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Four Staff Pass ARE
SMMA's Mariana Antelo, Courtney Borelli, Michael Pardek, and Jennifer Soucy recently passed the seventh and final division of the Architect Registration Examination, the last remaining hurdle in their journey toward licensure and becoming registered architects in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Mariana Antelo
Mariana has been with the firm for 17 years, and has built a diverse personal portfolio during that span. More recently, her efforts have been focused within the K-12 Studio, having played key roles on project teams for Ayer Shirley Regional, Grafton, Wellesley, and West Springfield High Schools.
Courtney Borelli
A three-year SMMA veteran, Courtney is a versatile architect whose project work has included higher education learning environments, urban residential developments, and nearly everything in between. She is presently engaged in ensuring the successful completions of 44 Burbank Street and 41 Westland Avenue.
Michael Pardek
Michael has been integral to a number of SMMA's more recent Corporate and Commercial commissions, notably including 321 Harrison Avenue and 89 A Street, and has leveraged his conceptual talents in design competitions for L.L.Bean and others. He is in his seventh year with the firm.
Jennifer Soucy
In her nine years with SMMA, Jen has been indispensable in advancing design and overseeing project progress for school districts like Wellesley and Templeton, working on renovations at the Fiske & Schofield Elementary Schools for the former and the new Center Elementary School for the latter.
SMMA congratulates these four outstanding contributors on this important career milestone, and looks forward to them stamping project drawings for the firm well into the future.


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Dananananaykroyd is not sold in america
as far as i know. ive been to 5 shops over the week and cant find it. tried to steal it because of this and the version is all fucked up with other tracks mashed in. i guess as an attempt to get people to buy it (built to spill did this with one of their recent albums, my friend had a version that said "mike jones" every 30 seconds or so. good tactic but i cant find it) . this is bullshit.
screw you, DiS
i don't think the album is even out in north america yet. get it on amazon UK or wait for the local release.
that explains a lot
still bullshit.
i told this to duncan at sxsw and he said to pirate it. get it from a good torrent site or indie exchange.
We're hoping
to have the album out in the US within the next few months, we're just tying up Europe right now and then we'll be with you - with a tour too, honestly promisely.
And now in the proper place...
We're hoping to have the album out in the US within the next few months, we're just tying up Europe right now and then we'll be with you - with a tour too, honestly promisely.
It'll probably be too late for France
people interested will probably already get it one way (import, mail order)or another...
I can't even find LYRICS for the songs, man. I've been trying to figure out what she looked up and quietly said for like two months.
Are these atoms?
These are atoms
Yeh it's "these are atoms, these are atoms, I own them."
It's actually one of the quoted bits in the CD booklet. That's the only way I know.
i goddamned
love that particular lyric.
it's second only after the beautifully cheeky "hiya! WATCH THIS! WATCH THIS!"
I knooow.
You want to sing it, but haven't the slightest idea what they're saying half the time. I was hoping the CD booklet would have the lyrics, but apparently it doesn't, then.
Look up!
Although I must specify that they are just little snippets of some of the songs without specifying which ones they come from.
Of course, I don't think I'm alone in wishing they weren't sold over here either. Actually, I don't think that. I don't care enough to think that. They're so "meh". Yes. That's the ideal word. Maybe, "meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh" would be better.
God, must stop cutting my sentences short... Now, where's my Cardiacs CD?
just got it
i may eventually buy it if i can find it.
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Some great sites I've run across over the last couple of weeks.
1) Walkscore.com – Find out how walkable different neighborhoods are – just type in an address, and it shows you bars/restaurants/stores/services/schools nearby. It's only as good as Google Maps, because that's the data they use, but that's pretty darn good. It seems as though it's original purpose was to help folks scope out new neighborhoods for real estate purposes, but it's great for finding local places where you already live (especially if you haven't lived there for long), or for traveling (e.g. what's near my hotel, or better yet, where should I stay?).
2) Slidecast – from Slideshare. As they say on the site: slideshare + podcast = slidecast. And it's free.
3) Songbird – desktop app that lets you play all your music and anything on the web. love the interface. love what it can do.
4) Hey – it's that guy! I remember this site from a few years ago – it lists all those character actors you can't quite remember (inspired by the late, great J.T. Walsh – aka Cigarette Man from the X-Files among other things). After racking my brain yesterday to remember what it was called, I revisited it – there was a guy in front of us at the Steppenwolf the other day who we recognized from some TV show or other but couldn't quite place. I never did find him on the site, because frustratingly it doesn't have pictures, but I spent a couple of hours on it anyway -it's just so darned entertaining.


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Odyssey (III) DP X LLC v. PNC Bank NA et al
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Defendant: PNC Financial Services Group Inc and PNC Bank NA
Case Number: 2:2013cv01433
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Archeological Survey of the Elk City Reservoir
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I train in back country navigation with map, compass, and GPS, focusing on a strategy of using all three in concert, with each serving as a backup to the other. A special "hunter friendly" version of my course is posted, at no charge, at the website of Kifaru, International, in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. If you'd like to check it out, go to Kifaru's website at www.kifaru.net, click "Hunting," then "Essays," which should take you straight to my course, "Back Country Navigation for the Hunter." I answer questions on the Kifaru message board and through my email addresses at email@example.com and email@example.com.
Hope some of you find this of interest.
Merry Christmas,
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I like to reuse old food jars but I like them to look pretty. Sometimes those pesky labels just want to 'stick around' so here's how I get rid of them using peanut butter. Continue reading "How to remove stubborn labels from jars"
iPad stand from a DVD case
This is a quick and easy project which should take about 10 minutes. Continue reading "iPad stand from a DVD case"
A new space for old things
I wanted to renovate my space so that it would lovingly house my things. Things that I had collected over the years from secondhand shops, garage sales and markets. At the same time, I still needed the space to do its job – provide a functional kitchen, a designated dining area and a relaxing living room. Time for a renovation project.


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I "camped" out in the van last night. Just in the driveway again but still...
It wasn't as scarey as last time. Maybe it will get easier.
I am practicing here at home to see if I am not too scared to sleep in it by myself and to also work out what else I might need in there..
This morning I'm awake and up at 6:10, and know it's going to be another warm day here. Over 30 again I think.
I might get a trip away in before the rain gets here...if I pull me finger out and go!
But back to what I was waffling about...
I pulled out the stove and the cooking box...had a think then grabbed a piece of board from the shed (I know, cheating) and using the back of the van and the stool that goes with me I set up a small table. It worked good and when it's not being used I will slide it under the mattress. Too easy.
I realised that I don't have any cooking utensils in the cooking box...so need to raid the camping gear in the shed and see if there is anything spare to pinch.
I need to put in a few eyelets around the bottom of the netting and find and put in a few tent pegs.
I need to put some velcro around the top of the back door and on the netting there to hold the gaps shut.
So just a few things to do today to make it *more better*


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Argentina beat Nigeria 2-1 and qualify for the round of 16 in FIFA World Cup 2018 Argentina has qualified for the round of 16 in the World Cup after a spectacular finish from Marcos Rojo five minutes from time gave Jorge Sampaoli's men the three points they needed to qualify. Lionel Messi scored Argentina's opener, but a second-half Nigeria penalty ... Read More »
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Wrestler Inam wins Pakistan's first gold medal at Commonwealth Games 2018
Pakistan wins first Gold Medal at Commonwealth Games 2018 Pakistani wrestler Muhammad Inam won the first gold medal this year for the country at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Men's Freestyle 86 kg wrestling competition on Saturday. Pakistan has so far bagged five medals in the Games being held at Australia's Gold Coast. Earlier in the day, the Lahore born ... Read More »
Pakistan welcomes FIFA World Cup 2018 trophy
The trophy will remain in the city for a day where it will be put on display for the public The FIFA World Cup trophy touched down in Pakistan on Saturday as part of its global journey ahead of the World Cup 2018 in Russia. The trophy arrived Lahore in a special chartered plane along with superstars as part of ... Read More »
Pakistan wins silver medal in Commonwealth Wrestling Championship
Pakistan end Commonwealth Wrestling with 1 silver, 10 bronze Pakistan's ace wrestler Muhammad Inam grabbed one silver medal in the Commonwealth Wrestling Championship. Muhammad Inam owned silver medal after finishing second in his weight group at the completion of his matches in Johannesburg, South Africa. Pakistani Squad includes nine wrestlers in the competitions which will be contested in both freestyle ... Read More »
Pakistan's female weightlifters bags 4 gold medals in Oceania Pacific Championship
The powerlifters lifted aggregate weight of 280kg; 115kg during squat, 55kg during bench press, 110kg during deadlift A group of Pakistani female weightlifters Saniha Ghafoor and Twinkle Sohail have secured four gold medals in the Oceania-Pacific Powerlifting Championship 2017. Pakistani female powerlifter Saniha Ghafoor bagged gold medals in the 57-kilogramme category during the Championship Saturday morning. The competition called "Oceania ... Read More »
Female Weightlifter from Peshawar won silver medal in Australia
Maryam Nasim changing the game and making her mark in the world of powerlifting A female Weightlifter Maryam Nasim belongs to Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has won silver medal in Australia Maryam won a silver medal in a weightlifting competition in 57-kg category in Melbourne and to her it's a tremendous achievement for someone who's been weightlifting for just two years. As ... Read More »
Pakistan whitewashed SriLanka with 5-0, first after 2008
Usman Shinwari's maiden fiver leads Pakistan's whitewash of Sri Lanka Pakistan Cricket Team has whitewashed Sri Lanka in the five-match One Day International series in Sharjah, it's Pakistan's first 5-0 win against any team since 2008. Pakistan achieved a convincing nine-wicket win in the 5th and final match for a 5-0 clean sweep of the series played in United Arab ... Read More »
Chinese cricketers to play for Peshawar Zalmi in 3rd edition
Two players of Chinese National team to participate in coming edition of Pakistan Super League The champions of Pakistan Super League season 2, Peshawar Zalmi roped in cricketers from China to the Peshawar Zalmi squad to take part in the 3rd edition of the Pakistan Super League to be held in 2018. According to Peshawar Zalmi owner Javid Afridi, two ... Read More »
'Dennis Does Pakistan' to show the world how much Pakistan loves cricket
Dennis Does Pakistan aims to show the resilience of Pakistani people amidst all negatives perception Dennis Does Pakistan (DDP) took an admirable step that aims to show the resilience of Pakistani people amidst all negatives and also aims to be a stepping-stone towards bringing international cricket back to Pakistan by neutralizing the negative sentiment. Dennis Freedman is a very entertaining and audacious ... Read More »
FIFA suspends membership of Pakistan Football Federation
Pakistan's membership has been suspended with immediate effect over third party interference Fédération International Football Association (FIFA) has decided to suspend the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) with immediate effect. Accordance to the decision from the Bureau of the FIFA Council, a third-party interference caused to the suspension of Pakistan Football Association. The Pakistan Football Federation's national and club teams are ... Read More »


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Alright friends I've gone MIA this month and apologize for my lack of blogging. This has been a crazy month for me with lots of vacation time and traveling. I took the time off from work and cooking in general, I hope you didn't miss me too much :). With that said, I"m slowly getting back into the swing of things and am ready to start cooking again at home! Whose ready for some good food??
To start things off on a healthy note, I made this lentil bowl which is my healthier version of a rice bowl. I basically had a bunch of random ingredients left over in my refrigerator from this last week and took what I could and turned it into a vegetarian bowl. My favorite thing about food bowls is you can add whatever the hell you want to make it delicious!
There are 3 phases to making the perfect bowl:
1.) Choose your base- Great suggestions include: Lentils, rice, beans, quinoa, couscous, or mashed potatoes (Yes mashed potatoes).
2.) Add a protein- Whatever kind of meat you love! I enjoy: Tofu, Chicken, pork or all vegetables!
3.) Fixins'- Also known as toppings! I recommend: Mixed vegetables (cooked or raw), salsa, grated cheese, guacamole and lettuce.
Lentil Bowl: Vegan/Gluten Free/Dairy Free
Mise En Place:
-1 Cup Lentils
-3 Cups Water
-1 Red pepper, Julienne
-1 Avocado, mashed and seasoned (with S&P, and a sprinkle of cumin) You may simply dice the avocado if you wish.
-1/2 Small Yellow onion, Julienne
-1 small Tomato, diced Or salsa
-1 Tablespoon Coconut Oil or cooking fat of choice
-1 Teaspoon Cumin
-Small bunch Cilantro, chopped
Method of Prep:
-Cook lentils in simmering water until well done. (Approximately 15 minutes stirring often and kept covered)
-Over medium heat, melt oil and saute vegetables 3-5 minutes until cooked. Season with cumin, salt and pepper while cooking.
-Once lentils are cooked, spoon into a small bowl. Top with vegetables (or protein), Add salsa, mashed avocado, cheese and other remaining ingredients.
-Sprinkle with cilantro and dig in!


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