text: 1. Lakers Win, But No Time To Celebrate By J.A. AdandeESPN.com There were nights this season that Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike Brown called these kinds of games -- the kind where neither team shoots above 40 percent -- enjoyable to watch. He didn't use that term Friday night. The playoffs don't offer time for joy, not when you're still down two games to one. What the Lakers got from their 99-96 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3 was relief ... and renewed life in this series. The digging of their graves can wait for another day -- literally one more day, in this case. On Saturday the Lakers play the second end of their first playoff games on back-to-back days since 1999. They got the reprieve through means that only Brown seems to find aesthetically pleasing. They did it first with defense, then with rebounds. An Andrew Bynum blocked shot here, a Metta World Peace deflection there. They are getting so gritty that even Kobe Bryant, in an attempt to draw charges, is digging in -- even though it goes against some of his basic basketball principles. "You've got to do what it takes to win at this point," Bryant said. The Lakers also got the victory via the side benefit of superstar status: trips to the free throw line. Bryant shot 18 free throws and made them all, leading a Lakers free throw parade of 41 makes in 42 tries. It was a playoff free throw performance surpassed only by the Dallas Mavericks' 49 makes in 50 tries on May 19, 2003, in San Antonio. Six of the Lakers' last eight points came from the line as they erased a five-point deficit in the final three minutes. "Every possession is huge in a series against a very good team like the Thunder," Brown said. "When you talk about possessions, that means if you get fouled and step to the free throw line, you have to knock them down." With the exception of Bynum's lone miss in 12 tries, they did just that. The Lakers were forced to convert at such a high rate because the Thunder made 26-of-28. The discrepancy in attempts was most noticeable in the fourth quarter, when the Lakers shot 18 free throws to the Thunder's 10. There was some private grumbling among the Thunder about fouls that didn't have any bearing on the play being called, but Oklahoma City coach Scott Brooks didn't mention the officials at all when he addressed the media. "We fouled too many times," Brooks said. "That's the bottom line. Forty-two is a high number. "We were using our hands. Fouling too much." Bryant said: "I drive the ball and be aggressive, I'll get those calls most of the time." Pau Gasol was also aggressive, in his own way. He had 11 rebounds on the night, and in the fourth quarter he dug out two offensive rebounds and tracked down an errant pass that could have easily boosted the Lakers' turnover total beyond 15. That's how Gasol made a rare trip to the postgame interview podium without scoring a fourth-quarter field goal. "I was trying to make an impact on the game," Gasol said. "At the end of the game, you've got to hustle. You've got to fight through fatigue and come up with positive things for your team. That's what I was trying to do; make sure I stay active. Pursue balls, pursue rebounds, give ourselves another opportunity to score." In the process he gave the Lakers a chance to even the series in Game 4, rather than just play out the string. The Lakers feel as if they are gaining ground. They've been able to turn Kevin Durant into a passer often enough, including on a possession in the final 20 seconds when the Lakers led by a point and it was Serge Ibaka who wound up taking the shot. They aren't allowing Russell Westbrook as many open pull-up jumpers in the lane. They got 12 points apiece from Steve Blake and the previously AWOL Ramon Sessions. The question is whether their older bodies will allow them to execute their strategies with such a quick turnaround time. When they had to transition from the seventh game of the first round against Denver to the opener of this series in 48 hours, they got blown out. They're the older team -- which Bryant accentuated to comedic effect as he wheezed like Fred Sanford while squeezing past Gasol to sit at the postgame dais. "It's going to be all will and desire and effort, just pushing ourselves through anything we might be feeling," Gasol said. From the Thunder's perspective, they absorbed the Lakers' surge of home-court energy that pushed L.A. to an early 12-point lead and were in position to win this game. They had another single-digit turnover game. "We took their first hit and threw a few back," Durant said. With neither team practicing Saturday before the game, there won't be any way to run through dramatic changes. Besides, we've reached the point of the series when the adjustments are pretty much over. "Oklahoma City knows exactly what we're doing, we know exactly what they're doing," Brown said. "And the team that's the most physical is going to win." ESPN senior writer J.A. Adande • On Twitter @jadande | On ESPN.com | On TrueHoop | On e-mail • Follow ESPN's NBA coverage on Twitter | On Facebook | On Google+ Dimes past: May 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 2. Around The Association (3) L.A. Lakers 99 Final Recap | Box score 96 (2) OKC Thunder MVP: Hard not to pick the shooting guard who scored 14 points in the final 9:15. Kobe Bryant shot only 3-for-8 from the field in the final quarter, but he hit all 18 of his free throws throughout the game, including the final two that forced the Thunder into taking a poor 3-pointer instead of attacking the lane. Bryant finished with 36 points, and though his offense didn't stray from the predictable crunch-time offense the Lakers hang their hat on, it paid dividends. X factor: Every free throw. In a league where players normally shoot around 70 percent from the foul line, the Lakers and Thunder put on a historic performance from the charity stripe. Oklahoma City finished 26-of-28 (92.9 percent) from the line, but they couldn't compete with the Lakers, who converted 41-of-42 (97.6 percent) -- 17-of-18 in the final frame. That was � quite the fight: Double technicals in the first half, a combined 52 fouls called and 70 free throws, and an intense back-and-forth fight throughout the fourth quarter. This was playoff basketball at its finest, and it guarantees the series goes at least two more games. -- Devin Kharpertian, Nets Are Scorching (4) Boston Celtics 83 Final Recap | Box score 92 (8) Phila. 76ers MVP: Andre Iguodala, whose relationship with the Sixers' fan base generally oscillates between "uneasy" and "contentious," is mending fences this postseason. The artist formerly known as Iggy was tremendous down the stretch again on Friday, hitting a 3-pointer to tie it at 79, a go-ahead 17-footer, then another 3 to effectively ice it with 36 seconds left. He finished with 16 points and seven rebounds. LVP: After looking unstoppable in the series' first three games, Kevin Garnett just looked 35 years old. KG managed nine points on 3-of-12 shooting. That was � an unlikely comeback: The Celtics ran out to a 14-0 lead before four minutes had been played and led the whole way until the Sixers drew even on a Thad Young bucket with 10:30 remaining in the final quarter. The Sixers, who hit just nine of their first 43 shots, shot 22-of-39 from there on out, while Boston managed just an 11-of-35 mark in the second half. -- Tom Sunnergren, Philadunkia 3. Friday's Best Bryant Kobe Bryant, Lakers: The NBA's best closer was up to his usual tricks, scoring 14 of his game-high 36 points in the fourth quarter. He also had seven rebounds and six assists as the Lakers cut the series deficit to 2-1. 4. Friday's Worst Celtics' bench: Even with Ray Allen coming off the bench, the Celtics still don't have the firepower to keep up with the Sixers' reserves. In the battle of non-starters, Boston was outscored 44-12 by Philadelphia. 5. NBA Video Channel Video Hub » 6. Tweet Of The Night This will have to be one of the best come backs ever for the @Sixers. Down 15 at the half. Long odds but definitely possible.— Adam Aron (@SixersCEOAdam) 7. Dunk Of The Night Video Hub » 8. Quote Of The Night "I don't even know where to start. Our guys are pretty amazing. They really are." -- Philadelphia coach Doug Collins after the 76ers' second-half rally against the Celtics. 9. Rondo's Big Night Mark D. Smith-US PRESSWIRE The Celtics ran out of gas in Philadelphia, but don't blame Rajon Rondo, who scored 15 points and handed out 15 assists in the defeat. 10. Stats Check By Elias Sports Bureau The 76ers spotted the Celtics a two-touchdown lead, allowing Boston to score the game's first 14 points, but then roared back to take a 92-83 decision that evened their playoff series at two wins apiece. That was the most points scored by one team to start an NBA playoff game since the 76ers scored the first 15 points in a 107-86 win at Indianapolis in Game 5 of an Eastern Conference semifinals series in the spring of 2000. (By the way, since those 2000 playoffs, 14 teams have scored the first 10 or more points of an NBA playoff game, and six of those 14 teams, including the Celtics on Friday night, wound up losers.) The 76ers actually trailed by 18 points, 49-31, early in the third quarter. Only one other team in the 2012 playoffs has overcome a lead that large to win a game: The Clippers did that in Memphis in Game 1 of their first-round series, after they trailed by 27 points. The last time the Sixers won a playoff game after having trailed by as many as 18 points was in their first game of the 2009 playoffs, when they overcame an 18-point deficit to surprise the Magic in Orlando. Newsmore +LeBron rescues Heat with OT winner in Game 1 Source: Carmelo has small tear in shoulder Spurs' Parker getting MRI on ailing left calf Jackson: Told by GM of D'Antoni, 'I laughed' Krzyzewski to return as coach of Team USA Sources: Mavs mulling Howard sweepstakes Pelton: Champs balance offense and defense Spurs outlast Grizzlies in OT, grab 2-0 lead Advertisement

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On the drive back to Brisbane from the Lockyer Valley, be sure to stop at one of the large fruit barns well stocked with fresh, local produce.
I find this hilarious. The large fruit barns source a lot of their produce from the Rocklea Markets, Brisbane's main fruit and vegie markets, where produce from all over Australia is sold.
One fruit barn was renowned amongst the locals for buying cheap boxes of almost-gone-to-god fruit and veg from Rocklea and re-selling it very, very cheaply. Fine if you have time to rummage through a tonne of almost rotten fruit.
If you want to do a fruit and veg run, find out when the local markets are on.
Fernvale markets are on every Sunday morning. Fresh produce, knick-knacks, gifts, trash and treasure, a huge variety of native and exotic plants, and sometimes some animals. If you are in Fernvale you MUST have a Fervale Bakery Pie, dear as poison and delicious.
Laidley markets are on the last Saturday morning in the month.
Mulgowie produce markets are on the first Saturday morning of the month.
Toowoomba has markets every Sunday I think.
Here on the Gold Coast the boss drags me along on Sunday mornings to the weekly markets at the Gold Coast race track.
I still struggle to find markets that serve the purpose that they are supposed to. That is provide something good or different to what I would get in a normal supermarket and at a lower price because in theory the markets cut out all the middle men.
There are some very good fruit and vegie stalls, good European bread and condiment stalls, a coffee stall that sells its coffee too hot and can't seem to address the problem, very good Dutch breakfast, great butcher from Mt Isa who comes down each week for the business, good flower lady (also Dutch I think), good cheeses from Milawa, and a good plant man with some good valued plants, he also sells macadamias in bulk at a good price. A little light music by various string pluckers and out of 10 overall.....7-8 depending on how much I drank on Saturday night. Mehaul

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Kurzbeschreibung In April 1956, C.S. Lewis, author of The Chronicles of Narnia, married Joy Davidman, an American poet with two small children. After four intensely happy years, Davidman died of cancer and Lewis found himself alone again, and inconsolable. In response, he wrote this journal, freely confessing his pain, rage, and struggle to sustain his faith. In it he finds the way back to life. Now a modern classic, A Grief Observed has offered solace and insight to countless readers worldwide. This new edition includes the original text of A Grief Observed alongside specially commissioned responses to the book and its themes from respected contemporary writers and thinkers: Hilary Mantel, Jessica Martin, Jenna Bailey, Rowan Williams, Kate Saunders, Francis Spufford and Maureen Freely.
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How many people dread Mondays? Most of us, right? Not me. I love them.
The reason I love Mondays is because no matter what I did the week, or worse yet, weekend before, I get a fresh start. On Mondays I know I will eat right and exercise for my arthritis because I’ve done it long enough that it’s become a habit. I don’t eat pizza or potato salad or pie very often but when I do, I know on Monday I'll be back to taking excellent care of myself because I’ve conditioned myself to this unwavering resolve. Monday is my own personal reset button day and I never break agreements with myself on Monday.
The Importance of Keeping Agreements with Ourselves
For each of us, each new week brings about the ongoing responsibilities of work and family as well as the also ongoing commitments we make to ourselves like following a healthy eating plan and getting daily exercise. If on top of those responsibilities and commitments you suffer from arthritis like I do, it's sometimes easier to keep bare minimal obligations with the former and completely avoid the latter! And not following through with the latter is called ‘breaking agreements with ourselves’. But having arthritis is exactly why you can't avoid commitments like healthy eating and exercise.
Another reason Power Monday's are so helpful is they give your brain the added advantage of "expectation". Telling your brain about your plans to eat right and exercise at least three days in advance gives it (your brain) time to prepare you for a commitment.
Perfect Your Monday
If you have arthritis or other chronic pain, you absolutely must commit to a healthier lifestyle. Think of Mondays as your days of steel. They are the one day of the week you commit to to make up for any damage you may have done over the weekend. If you commit to a perfect Monday consistently for a few months it will be a habit you can always rely on.
Don’t overdo it eating inflammatory foods on Saturday and Sunday and use Monday as a fall back plan. That’s not what I’m saying. Strive every day to follow an anti-inflammatory eating plan and exercise plan knowing this will help you manage your pain levels and live a happier, healthier life.
Don't Even Try to Be Perfect
Know in advance you won’t be perfect and sincerely tell yourself that’s okay. Don't even try to be perfect. Just prepare to do your best seven days of the week and if you only manage five and a half or six days that will still go a long way towards alleviating your pain level.
Always eat the good stuff first then if you still want to have a slice of your husband’s pizza you’ll be full and satiated and won’t eat nearly as much. Encourage family members to save pizza day for Saturday and see if they’ll have a big raw salad with you prior to pizza.
Always Find a Way to Move
With arthritis it’s harder to exercise on some days than others. This is another area to give yourself grace. If Monday rolls around and your knees won’t tolerate Yoga or the Elliptical, please… do not beat yourself up! Get on the stationery bike instead. There is nothing wrong with altering the plan. Remember some type of activity is imperative every day (especially Monday) and the bike is a perfectly acceptable, enjoyable way to achieve movement.
Having arthritis is a vicious cycle because you need to take care of yourself so you won’t hurt but… you hurt so you can’t take care of yourself.
The answer I’ve come up with is to have all my systems in place to inspire and support me to take care of myself every day like a beautiful, well planned home and kitchen, a refrigerator stocked with lots of organic fresh raw vegetables and fruits, and a great self-care space to encourage you to take excellent care of yourself, right where self-care begins, at home.


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Clasping a grab rail is sturdier than hanging onto a part of the motorcycle's body because grab rails attach directly to the frame of the bike. Grab rails that rise above the level of the seat can help prevent the rear rider from slipping off the back of the seat when the motorcycle accelerates. Some grab rails incorporate a rear back rest or high rise safety bar as a part of the grab rail design. Triumph Grab Rail Fitting Depending on the Triumph motorcycle, it may be necessary to remove additional parts or components to access the fitting points for the grab rail unit. Removal of the motorcycle seat, the rear lighting unit, wiring components, and mud guards might be required. Before removing wiring connectors, it is advisable to disconnect the battery cables to prevent an accidental electrical short. Bike owners may need to use spacers to properly fit the grab rail to the frame assembly of the motorcycle. 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Sean Michael's World: May 2007
We all celebrated our first Mother's Day yesterday with a day of firsts for Sean. First, we took him to the annual Tulip Festival, in Albany's Washington Park. It's a Mother's Day tradition in these parts, though the weather is frequently crummy. At any rate, the city plants all sorts of interesting varieties of tulips, leaves them in the park for a few weeks, then digs up all of the beds and puts something else there.
Sean, naturally, slept through the entire outing, as seen here. From there, we went home and met Grandma and Grandpa C back at the ranch for a joint Mother's Day celebration. Sean pretty much slept through that as well.
From there, we headed over to a local restaurant on the Mohawk River for a little Mother's Day dinner. Sitting out on the deck was nice until the sun went down, and the wind picked up. Sean slept through his first restaurant outing as well, until the very end. Fortunately, we had an emergency bottle packed. Sean doesn't like to wait to eat. He understands the concept of NOW quite well.
So Sean managed to sleep through his first Tulip Fest, his first dinner out, and most of his first Mother's Day. He did not, however, sleep through his first Mother's Day night.
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I have managed to get out to do a 40 and 45 mile ride each of the last two weekends. They weren't too bad, except I really didn't feel like riding another 30-35 miles after pulling in the driveway. This doesn't bode too well for next month's 75 mile ride, but I'm trying to squeeze in the miles wherever I can. Wish me luck.
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My apologies to the faithful readers of the blog. We have been neglectful in updating you on Sean's daily progress.
First let me give a big shout out to the Grandmas. Grandma K has been coming over a lot to help out with feeding/changing/holding Sean as well as cleaning the house and taking care of the dogs. It has been such a huge help. I don't know what I would have done without her. Just the simple act of showering becomes a daunting task with a baby screaming for attention. And Nani C also came and spent the night, she brought lots of food, and was an enormous help to us. Sean was so happy to see her. We are so grateful for the love and support. With ten kids and thirteen grandchildren between the two of them, they have a wealth of knowledge and experience that can't be beat.
We are slowly adjusting to the many changes in our daily lives. Sean still has his days and nights mixed up, he likes the nightlife, he likes to boogie. So we're still trying to work out a good sleeping pattern. He can sleep through any noise, it's the quiet that wakes him, but noise isn't exactly conducive to his parents sleeping.
Sean had his one-month check up with the doctor last week. He has gained over three pounds since birth and has grown an inch and a half in height, well on his way to the NBA ;) He's got quite the double chin now, and his little legs and arms have really chubbed out. The doctor said whatever we're doing, keep it up. He's up to the 50th percentiles for height and weight, big change from the 25th that he was when he was a week old.
Sean attended his first baby shower on Sunday, he had a great time. He is eagerly awaiting the birth of his cousin, due to arrive in two months, he's looking forward to playdates. If Sean and his cousin have half as much fun playing together as their moms did when they were little they'll be very happy boys.
Update on kitty - Venus has not returned, we are losing hope of seeing her again. We hope she has found a new home–one free of dogs and babies, where she can be the center of attention.
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Shaun's Real Estate Adventures: How REITs are helping me reach my IRA goal
What are the expenses for AIGYX?
1% management fee, 0.23% administration fee. Total expense ratio is 1.38%.
10/13/2004 2:33 PM
any company that borrows money at short term rates to lend out at long term rates will become a bad investment. the wall street journal and business 2.0 magazine both cautioned against this.
Forgive me if this is readdressed in later postings but I'm trying to go through these chronologically.
Current review of SFI shows stock prices has dropped dramatically to around $2.37. Obviously, AIGYX has changed their holdings since they are an actively managed portfolio. Understanding you aren't a professional stock analyst and your reply is only your own opinion, what is your current view of these two stocks? Do you still hold them?
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Rosa Negra-The Steakhouse | A Lost Asian in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Dorda Rocha, Eating Out, Steak, The Piglet Oinking
Rosa Negra-The Steakhouse
In Eating Out, The Piglet Oinking on August 23, 2010 at 3:29 pm
The Meat Phase
The I'm Drunk Phase.
Rosa Negra- a beautiful dining experience introduced by a great couple
Dardo Rocha 1918- Partido de San Isidro- Buenos Aires 47172685
I have heard stories about Rosa Negra. Foodies who come to order steak for their main dish and then another steak for dessert. That is how impressive the steaks here are.
Hearing that, I was super excited when we were all making plans to go here Saturday night. The ambiance was beautiful and surprisingly the menu was not towards high-end prices. Main dishes goes from 40~50 pesos, around $10~15 dollars per main dish. The focus of the evening was meat with great company… and of course countless drinks. I finally had my first martini in Buenos Aires, following up with another two great drinks and endless pours of reds. I’m surprised sitting here writing this, I can still remember the dining experience. Well, at least the eating part of it. The bill came down to 250 pesos per person (50 dollars), though I am sure reducing the amount of alcohol next time- it will be more than affordable to have a beautiful dining experience with friends and families.
Restaurant Critic: It is a beautiful place with impeccable service. The meat was good but didn’t blow my mind. Interesting as I was judging while chewing; the friend who took us here, also said it wasn’t the best meat he had there. With the overall experience, I definitely would go back for another try.
the grilled provolone cheese
love their bread basket
amazing bartender- great drinks
passable dessert.. or was I too drunk to critic it?
basic side dishes: mash potatoes, salad, grilled vegetable, mash sweet potatoes
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Ski 710: Ski pictures and more penguins.
Antarctica skiing is a lot like Alaska heliskiing except without the helicopters. The weather changes incredibly fast which means we are often in hurry up and wait mode. The beautiful rugged mountain peaks bathed in pure sunlight we awoke to this morning got us super excited about another day of skiing. By the time we finished breakfast and got the first group out, the weather changed to completely over cast and 50 knot wind gusts! It was a challenge getting the group that went to shore back because an empty zodiac could easily be flipped by those winds. While waiting fo the zodiac to return, the ship was hit by an ice berg. The wind blew it right into us. The ship is designed for such strikes with a reinforced hull, so all it really served to do was create a jolt large enough to spill some tea. So know we've picked up the anchor and are steaming to "Paradise Valley." Admittedly, many people would not consider shear walls of snow and ice paradise, but it works for us.
Back to yesterday. The way things work is that we put on life jackets, hand the equipment down to the zodiac, and two teams (1 guide and 4 skiers each) climb down into the boat. We then drive over to the shore where there is a chance of getting on the glacier without falling into the freezing ocean. We scarmble onto the ice and snow, pass all our gear up in a chain, and the zodiac leaves. In the case yesterday we had to climb a 35 degree hill about a 75 feet high straight up from the water. We then put on our skinning gear and roped up together such that if someone falls in a crevasse we can get them out. We skin up a ridge or some other objective, and then ski down. After doing a couple of laps, we ski back down off the edge of the glacier to the water, and go back to the ship. There is a lot of gear changes, equipment movement, and the such that is quite complicated.
Here are some more pics. Don't worry, I will try to find something humorous to talk about soon.
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Thrills Upon the Hills : Rappelling, an offshoot of mountain climbing, feels a little like parachute jumping. But devotees say it's safer.
September 6, 1990 | STEVE APPLEFORD, Appleford is a Los Angeles writer.
Those were big rocks waiting below Point Dume's western cliffs. They lay below a nonchalant Les Gulliver as he dangled from a rope, rappelling down in short, free-falling bursts. It is always the same whenever he jumps from this 85-foot-high rock overlooking Malibu and the Pacific. As usual, Gulliver seemed to know what he was doing, smiling beneath a khaki fedora, and dancing a crazy jig along the rugged sandstone wall. This is, after all, the way he spends his weekends.
October 11, 2013 | Chris Erskine
Short on detail, this story, for it's a little tricky taking notes while rappelling down the side of a 32-story downtown hotel, slick as glacial ice. No gargoyles on this baby, unless you're counting me. That's about as much detail as I can muster. Between the 24th and 22nd floor, I might've blacked out, hard to say, there were no witnesses, except the cleaning lady in one of the rooms, who barely looked up from her vacuuming to acknowledge the buggy-eyed Spider-Man clinging to the outside glass.
For those a little more tame than Hugo Martin ("Off the Strip Outrageous," Oct. 14), Red Rock Canyon also offers interesting and easy walks. I saw wild bighorn sheep and purchased some beautiful Native American baskets in the shop of the administration building. Gloria Jaguden Los Angeles -- Along with Red Rock Canyon and the mountain-bike fun of Blue Diamond, there are the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area and the numerous trail heads for high-elevation hiking at Mt.
Stepping out: Charity stages 'rappel a hotel' at Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego
November 4, 2010 | By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
Talk about room at the top. The Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego will make like the Matterhorn on Saturday as participants in a charity fundraiser called Over the Edge step out onto a deck on the 33rd floor, marvel at the high-altitude view and rappel down the side of the hotel’s tower. It’s a 357-foot rush in 10 minutes that ends at a Landing Party for fans and spectators at the hotel’s pool deck with music, food and entertainment. (OK, supposedly it’s for charity, but this sounds like a ticket to thrill-ville to us)
March 12, 1996 | SCOTT HADLY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A 17-year-old high school student was in critical condition Monday after being shocked by 220,000 volts while trying to rappel off a tower carrying Southern California Edison power lines near the Conejo Grade of the Ventura Freeway. Michael Halsell received second- and third-degree burns over 70% to 80% of his body while standing on a narrow beam on the 175-foot-high tower.
NTSB will help investigate firefighter's fatal fall from helicopter
The National Transportation Safety Board is helping to investigate the cause of a U.S. Forest Service firefighter's fatal 200-foot fall from a helicopter near Willow Creek, Calif. Authorities said Thomas Marovich, 20, of Hayward, Calif., fell Tuesday morning while training in Humboldt County to rappel from the helicopter. The Forest Service says Marovich was a second-year apprentice in a helicopter crew fighting a 6,300-acre wildfire in the Trinity Alps.
December 16, 2007 | Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Deep under the wooded hills of Calaveras County -- in the belly of one of the state's largest caves -- I worm my way through a rocky slot that our cavern tour guide calls the "pancake." It's a rectangular gap, 3 feet wide by about 18 inches tall. Imagine the space under a Volkswagen Beetle. To squeeze through, I lie on my back, raise my arms over my head and push through with my legs. My headlamp shoots a beam into a darkness so heavy I can almost feel it wrap around me. The air smells of mud.
June 29, 2004 | Charles Duhigg
It was a bridge like this that killed Karin Sako's boyfriend. Seven months after his death, Sako stands on the wrong side of the railing separating pedestrians from a 486-foot drop and leans into empty air, her neon backpack stark against the gray canyon walls. The arch bridge shakes as trucks rumble into Twin Falls, Idaho. Sako glances right, where her friend Jeb Corliss is perched -- also on the wrong side. Corliss was with Sako's boyfriend when he died.
January 17, 1995 | NICHOLAS RICCARDI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Police officers grabbed a 21-year-old man as he tried to kill himself by jumping off Hansen Dam, and held the struggling jumper until firefighters rappelled down the floodgates to rescue him, police said Monday. Police were called to the dam by the groundskeeper of a golf course who sighted Antonio Andrews of Arlete perched on a small pillar in the restricted area of the dam, said Police Sgt. Joseph Satow.
June 4, 2002 | ERIC BAILEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Yosemite park rangers staged a daring rescue of an injured rock climber Monday, plucking him from his perch with the help of a helicopter after he spent the night clinging to a sheer granite wall. John Kurth, 33, set out early Sunday for a one-day climb with a partner up a testy route known as Direct North Buttress on Middle Cathedral Rock, but was hit in the arm by a falling rock. Scott Gediman, a spokesman for the national park, said Kurth, an experienced climber from Durango, Colo.

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forever random.: May 2018
I still can't believe that although years have passed since the first time I ran this blog, I still come and seek sanctuary here, I'd also like to thank readers, whom I may or may not know, for reading the posts. They are kind of hopeless, I must say. All of these are just products of my negative thoughts, rants, and sadness I had no idea where to channel them.
I have been such an open book for years here, letting the whole world know about my problems and situations, which I suppose are not quite mature actions I pulled. But you see, as someone who can't really be genuine about her feelings most of the time, this is the most honest thing I could come up with.
And yes, I'm about to tell you guys virtually on what is happening in my life at the moment.
I have been so disappointed with myself recently. I used to join competitions and was rather popular for my achievements. Underneath all of the things I had earned, I had always been a not-so confident person. I might look or sound arrogant a few years ago, but believe me, I was just one messy thing that needed reassurance that things were going fine. And winning in several competitions, or serving with certain positions actually calmed me down. They made me feel like I could define myself; that I was worth of something.
After attending college, I started being more involved in committees and organizations rather than competitions. I was so into it that all the plans I had made regarding competitions just disappeared. I'd rather go to meetings than to finish a book I had just started reading; I constantly did not finish all the competitions I tried to sign up for; I dedicated most of my time for organizations and committees, increased my mobility level to its peak. I was happy for a while.
Until last year happened.
I was so involved in an organization. I was a staff in a department which served to run advocacy in many social issues. I was happy that I got to be useful for real; but really, I was rather struggling. I suddenly realized that I was faced to more a destined path; people had expected me to run for the head of department the next year, and for student body president afterwards. I was truly aware that this opportunity would shut the others; my dreams and chances of getting into any competitions I had been aiming for, so I decided to turn the position down. I applied for another position in another organization instead, which the timeline would allow me to join several competitions.
But after forgetting all the old ambitions I had, I felt kind of crippled when I returned to the 'battlefield'. I signed up for a competition I once joined when I was in high school. I had always been so passionate about speech competitions. I was a story-teller too, so being expressive in delivering my speech was not that hard.
But for the first time in my life, I was not unsure of myself; I did not believe in words I let out.
And unfortunately, it wasn't just me who didn't. Apparently the judges did not buy my words either. So they did not make me a finalist, and stopped my journey in the semifinals.
I'm sure that some of you would think, 'Why can't she just be grateful for what she did? It was rather great for someone who hadn't competed in years to get to the semifinals.'
No, it's not great for me.
I had been feeling insecure and so worthless these past few years whenever I saw someone who could run both worlds really well as I was just struggling to find my own definition of myself. No, it's not good enough.
I had always been defined with the titles and awards I won; and not being able to win made me feel even more worthless. I had lost myself. I felt really useless. I felt like I couldn't do anything. I was so mad at myself I could not even shed a tear. Why couldn't I pull it off? What went wrong? How did I make it right?
My post today won't end with me telling you guys my revelations and how I solved the problem, because I still haven't figured out how to feel or overcome the feelings. But I am coping up; still looking for ways to make it up to myself, or at least to believe in myself.
But I did realize that I didn't believe in myself enough, that I couldn't make people believe in me. I recently noticed that I couldn't really talk in public anymore. I used to be this kind of person who would happily offer people help or engage them in small conversations whenever I traveled by myself. But now, I couldn't even say sorry or thank you loudly. They would all come out as a little sigh, unnoticed.
Maybe I should try being confident. Maybe I should listen to myself. Maybe I should be more grateful to what I have and am now.
And I guess I have to seek the answer to all the maybes now.
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Boardgames To Go (Archives): All of BGTG's archives are up!
Great you got it to work Mark. I will actually listen through all of them again and mail you any questions or ideas that pop up.
Thanks for putting these up for us iTunes users. It's very interesting how much of it is still topical today. All of them are interesting to me, being relatively new to the strategy game part of the hobby.


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buffalosabresnow: The pros and cons of Buffalo going after Edmonton's Jordan Eberle
The pros and cons of Buffalo going after Edmonton's Jordan Eberle
With the Edmonton Oilers once again at the bottom of the league despite having four No. 1 overall picks in their lineup to start this season, word on the street in is that the core that got them to this ignominious point may begin to be torn apart.
"Is this the last chance for the Edmonton Oilers core group of forwards? The sense around the team and the league is that the players this organization has been building around since 2010 have come to a point where they either prove they can be cornerstones of a winning team or be used as trade bait to bring in players who will.
"With the Oilers sitting in 30th place again, out of the playoffs by the first week of December again and wrestling with the same mistakes and inconsistencies, the mood in Edmonton is understandably sour. The longer this goes on the more likely [Oilers GM Peter] Chiarelli is to pulling the trigger on something big.
Jordan Eberle or Ryan Nugent-Hopkins big."
Eberle was an Oilers first-round selection in 2008 (22nd-overall) and is in his sixth season in the NHL. The 5'11" 189 lb. right wing has played in 369 NHL games registering 123 goals and 164 assists while logging a minus-50 plus/minus rating.
Nugent-Hopkins (2011) was the second of three consecutive 1st overall picks Edmonton had (Taylor Hall, 2010; Nail Yakupov, 2012) and has a slightly larger frame chiming in at 6' 0" 190 lbs. He is in his fifth NHL season with the Oilers, has played in 283 games with 71 goals and 134 assists and is a minus-29.
Chiarelli took over the Oilers GM position this off-season after he built a bruising Boston Bruins club that would go on to win their first Stanley cup in almost 40 yrs. Names like Zdeno Chara, Milan Lucic, Greg Campbell, and Johnny Boychuk are as rugged as they come the likes of which aren't found in Edmonton right now, especially amongst the forward ranks and neither he nor head coach Todd McLellan are happy with what's transpired thus far. "You can’t accept some of the things that have gone on here. Patience is when you get the effort and the results aren’t there," said McLellan in the Tychkowski article. "When you don’t get the effort, you can’t be patient, you have to push, you have to make changes.
“Patience is one thing, accepting below normal standards is a different thing, and we don’t want to do the second.”
Sportsnet's Mark Spector lays out the scenario where one of Hall, Eberle or Nugent-Hopkins "would return the required level of defenceman, perhaps alone or as the major cog in a package." Spector takes Hall out of the equation (rightfully so) and writes, "that leaves Nugent-Hopkins and Eberle in the cross hairs of the trade rumors, as softer skill players who would be of greater use on a team that could surround them with bigger linemates."
Buffalo Sabres fans should cringe at the thought of adding a "softer skill" player having gone through too many years of "the core." Yet, with the way the Sabres have been built up-front with size, speed and a touch of edginess, there's room to bring in a highly skilled player that isn't exactly a Lucic-type. And since they're deep down the middle (which is a far cry from "the core" years) what they could really use is a top-line right wing that can move well without the puck, dish and score and Eberle would seem to fit that mold rather nicely.
The good part about the position the Sabres are in right now is that GM Tim Murray doesn't need to do anything to the roster at this juncture. At 23rd in the league overall Buffalo is right about where they should be after coming off of consecutive 30th-place finishes. In fact one could say that they might be a little ahead.
They're pretty well stocked with right-wing prospects as they have powerforward Justin Bailey and strong, two-way winger Nick Baptiste cutting their teeth in Rochester with the Amerks. They also have 6'2" 207 lb. powerforward Hudson Fasching playing his junior season in Minnesota with the Golden Gophers. All three could eventually land in a top-six role while it's yet to be determined if their upside will take them to the top line.
Eberle has played on the top line and entered this year on the heels of consecutive 20-goal seasons (24 last season, 28 the year before.) In his last three full seasons he's never had under 63 points while the Oilers were near the bottom of the league, and that includes a career-high 76-point season in 2011-12.
However, this season hasn't been kind to Eberle as he began the year injured and didn't return until November 6th. In 12 games he has three goals, zero assists and is a team-worst minus-11.
Things were supposed to change in Edmonton once Chiarelli took the reigns, McLellan was behind the bench and franchise center Connor McDavid hit the ice, but the Oilers were, once again, exposed on defense and in goal. And when McDavid went down, what they were left with was essentially the same team that finished no higher than 28th over the last three full seasons.
“I think my name has been in the mix for the last three years," said Eberle in the Spector piece. "Things haven’t gone well for our team, and that’s just how it works,” “I know I have to play better and start impacting. I know the impact I can have. I need to bring that.”
The pros for bringing in a player of the Eberle's caliber are right in line with some of what Murray wants to build with--he's a younger veteran at 25 yrs. old, has obvious skill and can skate real well. He can score, set up, has good vision without the puck and would more than likely be at home in a complimentary role to a player like Evander Kane or Jack Eichel, both of whom like to have the puck on their stick. Plus he's constantly driving to the net despite his size.
Although Eberle is somewhat suspect on defense, it seems as if he's well aware of where he needs to be on the ice and oft-times is caught up in situations featuring constant Oilers breakdowns on defense and/or less than stellar goaltending.
Eberle has a bloated $6M cap-hit through 2018-19 which doesn't come close to matching his production. He'll be difficult for Chiarelli to move as that's a big chunk of change for any team. But the Sabres have the space to take on a hit like that, at least for the next two and a half years. The 2018-19 season will present an interesting scenario as Kane will be a UFA while Eichel and Reinhart will be RFA's coming off of their entry-level deals, something that \ could present a problem dependent upon where the cap is at the time.
What Chiarelli would want in return may also present a problem as the Oilers, like Spector wrote, are looking for "the required level of defenseman" coming back to Edmonton. Murray just shipped out a defenseman of that ilk in the Tyler Myers/Kane trade and he sent another d-man, Nikita Zadorov to Colorado in the Ryan O'Reilly deal. Not to be forgotten is Murray sending d-prospect Brayden McNabb to Los Angeles for Fasching and Nic Deslauriers.
Probably the most logical base for a hockey trade between Edmonton and Buffalo would be that of Eberle for d-man Mark Pysyk. Although Pysyk is an Edmonton native and it would make for a nice story off the ice, having his intelligent defensive game would stabilize the Oilers defense and at 23 yrs. old, Pysyk has plenty of room to grow with their young core.
This is not to say I'd want to move Pysyk, as he could be a key top-four piece moving forward, but I'm pretty sure Chiarelli won't go for a trade involving Cody Franson. Even though they made inquiries at the start of free agency concerning Franson and he has a two-year contract at a much smaller cap-hit now as opposed to then, methinks that won't be quite enough.
Is it worth it to trade Pysyk for Eberle?
Yeah, why not? The No.1 d-slot is seemingly locked up by Rasmus Ristolainen and the emergence of rookie Jake McCabe gives the Sabres a young, homegrown, capable top-four d-man. Although the pipeline might be a little thin now, they still have Brendan Guhle and Anthony Florentino coming up the ranks as options in the not too distant future. Bogosian's signed long-term while Josh Gorges is signed through 2017-18 and options will present themselves for immediate help via free agency.
Perhaps it's the last two seasons of goal-scoring futility that has me wanting the team to add as much scoring as they can, but Eberle is a right-winger and the Sabres can use one right now. I'm willing to give to get.


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Cat Chaser by Abel Ferrara |Abel Ferrara, Peter Weller, Kelly McGillis, Charles Durning | 12236145813 | DVD | Barnes & Noble® B&N's Biggest Books Books by Author Book Awards Books by Series Collectible Editions Coming Soon Coupons & Deals New Releases NY Times Bestsellers The Paperback Store Signed Books
Director: Abel Ferrara Cast: Peter Weller, Kelly McGillis, Charles DurningAbel Ferrara,
Peter Weller George Moran
Kelly McGillis Mary DeBoya
Charles Durning Jiggs Scully
Frederic Forrest Nolan Tyner
Tomas Milian Andres DeBoya
Anthony Correa Ralph, the bodyguard
Juan Fernandez Rafi
Phil Leeds Jerry Shea
Tony Bolano Corky
Adrianne Sachs Anita DeBoya
Robert Escobar Mario Prado
Vivian Addison Lula the Maid
James Borrelli Screenwriter
1. Main Title/That Dream [2:26]
2. Courteous to Strangers [6:53]
3. Knocking on People's Doors [5:07]
4. Nothing for Sale [3:35]
5. The Cat Chaser's Ad [4:11]
6. "Just to See You" [3:58]
7. Divorce for the Right Reasons [3:05]
8. Finding Luci Palma [3:23]
9. A Lot of Make-Believe [3:09]
10. The Third Degree [3:46]
11. Scully's Business Proposal [4:13]
12. Two Conversations About Money [3:58]
13. A Settlement Option [4:04]
14. The Art of Questioning [2:39]
15. George Ain't In [4:16]
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17. "Sign It" [2:52]
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Reckon I should tell this?: 2007
A World War Two Reminiscence
On the day after Pearl Harbor Day (remembering December 7, 1941), here is a WWII reminiscence in limerick form:
I once dated a young bombardier.
(He aimed bombs from a plane, near the rear.)
World War Two was our worry,
But we felt no hurry
All summer, that long-ago year.
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Labels: Winter Confessions
Fall Porcine Reminiscence
Reminded of summer and fall days over half a century ago by the present warm fall weather, I'm moved to share--though, reckon I should tell this?--my recollections of a little red pig and an electric fence.
Twice during our married life my husband and I kept hogs, and both times we began with young shoats who were just past weaning stage.
The first time, we were living out in the country, renting a farm house and adjacent acreage. The pigs were to help out with the food budget, as were the laying hens and the large vegetable garden. We were in our mid-20s, plenty of energy.
Being a substation electrician, my husband naturally chose to surround half a wooded acre with electric fencing. Besides the corn and supplement we were feeding, the pigs had the fallen acorns and hickory nuts, and, of course, a watering trough.
All went well with the three little pink pigs, but that little red pig persisted in jumping the fence. The shock he got when his little back legs hit the wire did not deter him from trying again, once we had caught him and put him back with his brothers. The hickory nuts were simply bound to be more delicious on the other side, I guess he was thinking, and he was wandering farther and farther.
By the time of his last jump he was too fast to catch and was rapidly making for the crest of the ridge. My husband had just come in from bird hunting. He raised the shotgun and peppered that little pig's behind.
Pigs are smart. Reddy immediately turned around, high-tailed it home, and jumped back into the enclosure, squealing all the way. I was quite shocked to see my husband shoot him, but he really was a farm-raised boy and knew that the small shot at that distance would not do the little pig much damage.
So, along with his brothers the little red pig lived out his allotted time. They were duly slaughtered, and the hams and shoulders were salt-cured in the country manner for 12 months. We took one of the hams to my parents' home the following Christmas, and my mother served slices of it for breakfast, with fried eggs, biscuits, red-eye gravy, sliced tomatoes, and peach preserves.
My father—farm-raised himself, a big man with a hearty appetite—had a whole slice on his plate. As he cut into it, three tiny little birdshot rolled out towards his eggs. "Son," he said, "this hog's been shot."
By happenstance, we were having one of the little red pig's hams for that Christmas breakfast.
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July 4th Daisy
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Rags to Riches, Belmont Stakes Winner
It's been a week now since
the filly Rags to Riches
outdistanced Preakness winner
Curlin in a heart-stopping
flank-to-flank
full-out gallop
down the home stretch of
the Belmont Park
She was the first filly
in 102 years to win this
third jewel in
thoroughbred racing's
Triple Crown, and--
to further show the brilliance
of her achievement--she
is one of only 22
fillies ever to have
been entered in
the 139-year history
of the prestigious
Tanya took the prize in 1905,
and Ruthless won in 1867.
John Velasquez rode
Rags to Riches--a
beautiful chestnut filly,
with a white blaze
on her face--to the
thrilling finish.
Curlin had been the
favorite at post time,
and, further to make
Rags to Riches seem
a long shot to win,
she stumbled as
she left the starting
But she soon caught
up and ran the race
about the middle of
the pack until
the home stretch,
when she put on
the burst of speed
cheering crowd of
fans to their feet
until well after
she had crossed
winner, did not
enter the Belmont Stakes,
the Preakness to Curlin.
His next upcoming
scheduled race
is the Saratoga.
Street Sense Bows Out
The fine 2007 Kentucky Derby winner, Street Sense,
will not race in the Belmont Stakes.
Having been narrowly defeated
in the Preakness by Curlin,
he would have no chance
at the Triple Crown.
Therefore, his next big race
will be the Saratoga.
made a brilliant ride
aboard this beautiful,
graceful black thoroughbred
Good luck to Street Sense in all his future
races and in all his equine life.
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Amusing Amazon blooper
To read about an amusing mistake on the website of a favorite place from which to order on-line, go to:
Labels: Great Places to Be
To all mothers everywhere,
I wish a very happy day,
tomorrow (Sunday, May 13)
and all the days of
Photo © 2005 by Mary.
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Labels: Spring Events
and her husband,
Prince Philip, will attend
the "Run for the Roses" at
Churchill Downs in Louisville,
Kentucky, this afternoon.
This is the first of three
races by thoroughbred horses
held in May-June every year--
the other two being the
Preakness and the
The winner of all three
receives the "Triple Crown."
The Nashville, Tennessee,
Steeplechase races are
also being held on this
May 5, 2007. The royal
visitors may fit
attendance at this
event into their
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Mid-April Honeysuckle
Here is a close-up of some honeysuckle blossoms by the back fence. They were fully bloomed out on the morning of April 18.
I have to confess that they are so small that I could not get zoomed in enough to frame the image as I've presented it here. I cropped the surrounding vines and blossoms heavily when I processed the photo in an image editor.
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Labels: Spring Confessions
Photos from a Gifted Professional Photographer
There are some accomplishments
that a person can only aspire to.
Creating images as beautiful as
those of the blogger who writes
falls in that category. Click
on the link above to view some
of the loveliest images of spring
flowers that you will ever see.
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Blue Iris Bud, Saturday Morning Before Easter
This iris planting is under
a crabapple tree and exposed
to the wind on three sides.
Perhaps that's why the hard freeze
on the night of April 7, 2007,
blasted the blue iris bud, while
the yellow iris under the concrete
block wall survived.
To see the photo I took of the
yellow iris bud, go to my other
blog, the link for which is just
to the right of this post.
Here's a dandelion,
among the iris
to make an Easter
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Meticulous Mary
I'm doing better with the camera.
Got my settings right and
turned the dial to the right place
and thoroughly enjoyed
what I captured by
Dogwood, March 7, 2007
Tulip, March 7, 2007
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I took my Canon G2 digital
camera out the other day,
set it on close-up,
and snapped a lot of
Was so intent on looking
through the view finder,
neglecting to check the
image in the view screen,
that I failed to notice that
I had accidentally
clicked into Manual
mode when I switched the
Lost all the daffodil pics
by this negligence. The
Manual settings were
not right for the daylight
close-ups I was making.
Well, a typical goof, for me.
But perhaps the memory
of it will help me to avoid
making that mistake
any more this year.
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OEDILF partially restored
http://www.oedilf.com/db/Lim.php --it's back up, with only a few weeks of posts lost, and a few months of comments missing from the data base.
Virge, the programmer who volunteers his time to the care and maintenance of the site, worked heroically all weekend. The forum is running and the little community of limerick writers is posting more strongly than ever.
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I'm resigned to
going on DLS
Sunday morning at
that got my mind off
http://petersheil.livejournal.com/
Lots of great quotes
to bring one
some peace--
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What a cockeyed idea!
how many hours there are
between sunrise and sunset.
No daylight saved.
I hate this twice yearly
clock changing. It plays
heck with the body's clock.
Jet lag without the jetting!
That's today's
confession from me.
And now, the evil time
is upon us:
Sunday, March 11, 2007.
Congress sneaked this
"three weeks earlier"
time change in on us
two years ago, and
this is the year it
in the stomach,
the teeth,
or the body-clock.
Won't save any
daylight--or
any oil, IMO.
/Light Rant
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History Tutorial from a 7th Grader
http://ancienthistorybuff.blogspot.com/
Justin's "Ancient History" blog.
No, not the Emperor Justinian, but the monarch of his turf, nevertheless.
What a shock to this old retired
schoolteacher to find out that
some of her favorite reading
a couple of young kids.
But I guess it figures--
I've always enjoyed
Justin says he's in
the 7th grade.
And Jeff, my other
favorite young blogger,
"A Limerick A Day,"
says he's in 9th grade.
http://alimerickaday.blogspot.com/
Keep up the good work, Justin and Jeff!
You're both a delight to read,
in your own unique ways,
and I hope you'll be up
and running for many years
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A Green Shade
"Annihilating all that's made
(Click on the words above to read the whole poem.)
No fair flowers or tree-buds are showing themselves on these mild late February days. So I wanted to write something about all the green shoots against sheltering walls and tree trunks: the tiny grass-like stems of grape hyacinths, the new blades preparing for the showy iris.
And up popped Andrew Marvell's line, except I couldn't remember from whom, from when, from where. (That's the confession part of this Winter Confession.)
Blessings on the Google search engine--found "The Garden" in two tries on the search words "a green shade poetry."
And right away I was in a 17th century landscape.
As good a place to escape to as any, I reckon.
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An On-Line Birth Announcement
Welcome to the world, Little Sam!
No, I'm not kinfolks,
or even a neighbor--
just one of your father's
blogger-neighbors,
and already a friend.
So I'm posting the link
to your birth announcement,
can see your photo,
Smart People in a Stupid World
I did a Google search and found a useful looking site:
Ez HTML
of the site,
but from there you can
clickable links.
the bold pink words,
"open in a new window"
if you want to keep
"reckon i should tell this"
open while you're checking
out Ez HTML.
So, let's see if I've understood the instructions given there for making
a clickable link.
Do a right-click on
and choose "open in a new window"
if you would prefer to keep
open on your browser
"Mary's Musings."
it on February 14.
Posted by Mary at 10:51 AM No comments: Links to this post
Too Many Named Mary
Try a Google search on
the word "Mary."
Doubt that I'd even
be visible among all the
Well, okay, I confess.
I was curious and did that
Upshot: I decided to
begin this new blog.
Because I actually found
a double to my blog,
Seems to be a nice double,
too, although not very active
Here's the link--you'll have to
copy-and-paste it--
to my own Mary's Musings,
which has been,
http://mary-marysmusings.blogspot.com/
Learning to make clickable links.
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Oblique interaction of solitons in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation — 九州大学
Oblique interaction of two solitons of the same amplitude in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili (EKP) equation, which is a weakly two-dimensional generalization of an extended Korteweg-de Vries (EKdV) equation, is investigated. This interaction problem is solved numerically under the initial and boundary condition simulating the reflection problem of the obliquely incident soliton due to a rigid wall. The essential parameters are given by Q* ≡ aQ and Ω* ≡ Ω/a1/2. Here, Q is the coefficient of the cubic nonlinear term in the EKP quation, a the amplitude of the incident soliton and ≡ ≡ tan θi, θi being the angle of incidence. The numerical solutions for various values of these parameters reveal the effect of the cubic nonlinear term on the behavior of the waves generated by the interaction. When Q* is small, the interaction property is very similar to that of the Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation. Especially, for relatively small Ω*, a new wave of large amplitude and of soliton profile called "stem" is generated. On the other hand, when Q* is close to 6, no stem is generated owing to the existence of amplitude restriction for the soliton solution.
https://doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.76.084401
Tsuji, H., & Oikawa, M. (2007). Oblique interaction of solitons in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation. journal of the physical society of japan, 76(8), [084401]. https://doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.76.084401
Oblique interaction of solitons in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation. / Tsuji, Hidekazu; Oikawa, Masayuki.
：: journal of the physical society of japan, 巻 76, 番号 8, 084401, 01.08.2007.
Tsuji, H & Oikawa, M 2007, 'Oblique interaction of solitons in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation', journal of the physical society of japan, 巻. 76, 番号 8, 084401. https://doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.76.084401
Tsuji H, Oikawa M. Oblique interaction of solitons in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation. journal of the physical society of japan. 2007 8 1;76(8). 084401. https://doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.76.084401
Tsuji, Hidekazu ; Oikawa, Masayuki. / Oblique interaction of solitons in an extended Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation. ：: journal of the physical society of japan. 2007 ; 巻 76, 番号 8.
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Someone was just telling me the most interesting story about pirates.
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Something Worth Keeping series index
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fic: Something to Do
Nov. 13th, 2013 at 4:55 PM
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Nov. 8th, 2013 at 5:42 PM
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fic: A Cruel and Vengeful God
Jun. 23rd, 2013 at 10:02 PM
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NOLA Festivals
This super clean, 1500 sq. ft apartment is an excellent space for groups seeking a truly authentic New Orleans experience. Its central location has cafes and shops within walking distance, City Park, Bayou St.John, St Louis #3 Cemetary
3 block walk to main entrance of annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival! 5- 7 minute ride to Bourbon St. and the French Quarter, Frenchmen St., Marigny, Superdome, CBD, and Bywater
Comfortably sleeps up to 12 guests with 3 separate bedrooms and 2 baths
Morgan's place is wonderful and excellently placed in the area. We had a rather large group and the space was perfect for everyone to have their own space and bed while leaving some communal room to relax and catch up before taking the very short ride into the night life. The kit…
Morgan was amazing throughout the entire process. She catered to everything we needed and even the things we didn’t know we needed. The space was super clean and the neighborhood was nice. Will definitely book again!
Awesome stay! Would stay again
I will start with the positive things about this unit before I explain exactly what my experience was in this unit during my NOLA weekend. The home is very clean and the host takes pride in making sure everything is perfect. There was an abundance of towels, soaps, toilet paper a…
Response from NOLA Festivals:
Thanks Halimah for your nice comments about the house and location. As I communicated with you in detail when you made this special request exactly why we try to avoid early luggage drops offs and check ins and exactly under what conditions we could accommodate the request- this is exactly what we are trying to avoid as no matter how hard we try to accommodate guests on this, it ALWAYS blows back on us negatively. Halimah pushed hard for the early luggage drop off we had arranged for 10:30am the night before arrival. She started calling and texting at 7:50 am on arrival day asking if they could come sooner. I said stick with what we had arranged. AT 10;30am I stopped the work and went outside to wait, at 10:45 I texted her she replied her way. At 11:00 they arrived, I was gracious but concerned about the work time being lost. Halimah made some comments that were not positive and then starting raising her voice.That is not something calming, but exactly opposite. At that moment I got the deja vu that this would not turn out well. She said she didn't want to talk about it anymore. I didn't say anything else and turned to leave, and she brought it all up again in a loud voice. At that point I knew it was not going to work and called airbnb because I could tell they were not going to be happy no mater what and wanted to find a better solution for all. Halimah then apologized and we went forward. It was extremely stressful and we lost an hour and half on what was supposed to be a 10 minute luggage drop off. So we accommodated the early luggage drop off, gave a late check out and cleaned up the mess left, the garbage and threw away the damaged towels and of course she left at 1 star review for check in negatively affecting our ratings - so once again burned by trying to accommodate early luggage drops and early check ins. If Halimah had checked in at the standard 3pm or later check in time all of this could have been avoided. I hope in the future if Halimah uses airbnb again she will understand and recognize that airbnb hosts are not hotels with bellman and staff and luggage rooms and asking for special accommodations does put extra burdens on hosts so when you ask and someone accommodates you don't yell at them and give bad reviews.
Conveniently located and very clean! I'd definitely stay here again.
Great place to rent close to everything downtown. Great place to rent for a larger group.
Great place, I would recommend to anyone!
Hosted by NOLA Festivals
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States · Joined in April 2012
Love to share the unique history, music, food, architecture, and culture of New Orleans ! Native New Orleanian, worked many years in the Music and Film business. Licensed New Orleans Tour Guide. Super history buff! New Orleans cultural advocate for 30 years. The best feeling is k…

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