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I read a report that people undergoing treatment for cancer who have a support network (family and friends), live longer than people who do not. Both receive the same treatment but those with a support network live longer.
I believe this to be true. When I have seen people undergoing treatment who have someone with them, they seem more positive and healthy. It is not just the help they receive, it is the love and encouragement. Also, having someone else helps when navigating the sometimes confusing and always frightening treatment regimen and options.
This is my way of saying that we should do our best to support our loved ones and friends when they are in need.
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Okay, I've found more information on the Bell I seek. Billie Fay Bell was once a sales clerk in Anniston, AL in the late 1950's. She lived with a W. Owen Bell and Velma S. Bell. I have reason to believe that Owen might have been born in Illinois. Velma may be buried in Rainbow City, AL. If any of these things ring a bell, no pun intended, PLEASE help me out here. As always...thnks.
Looking for family of Velma S. Bell, Anniston, AL
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REVISION: Jane Bell
I made an "oopsie". I have researched deeper and perhaps the name I am looking for would more than likely have been Jane Bell. The location still remains the same. Graduated from Anniston High School around 1959.
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Similar to the Farce, Maytricks powers can be attained by only the best minifigs, usually heroes. In fact, proficiency with the Maytricks is usually what makes a minifig into a hero. A user of the Maytricks is able to perform miraculous feats such as flying and dodging bullets by hacking the laws of physics and reality with their minds. They usually can only do this when they wear black leather trench coats and look completely badass, otherwise the laws of the universe tend to enforce themselves upon the minifig. (They'll look the other way if it's a cool minifig doing it.). One of the known users of the Maytricks is Major Natalya.


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The Department of Neurology at Yale School of Medicine is a research, teaching, and clinical center devoted to improving the understanding and treatment of diseases of the nervous system. The Department is a major part of the Yale University School of Medicine, and has active clinical programs at Yale-New Haven Medical Center, the West Haven Veterans Administration Medical Center and Gaylord Hospital. The Department has three interrelated, equally important missions:
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LONDON - England's cricketers may have suffered the embarrassment of a World Twenty20 defeat by the Netherlands and a 5-0 Ashes thrashing in Australia but even they were never bowled out for three as happened to one club side on Saturday.
Wirral, from north-west England, were dismissed for just three away to Haslington in a Cheshire League Third Division match -- with extras the top-scorer courtesy of two leg-byes. There were 10 ducks in the Wirral innings, with No 11 Connor Hodson, supposedly their worst batsman, the only member of the visitors' side to score a run off the bat.
That Wirral managed three was something of an achievement after they were reduced to none for eight. Ben Istead took six wickets for one run and Tom Gledhill four for none in an innings that lasted fewer than 10 overs. Haslington won the match by 105 runs after making only 108 themselves before, as the Stoke Sentinel newspaper reported, "the real drama unfolded after the tea interval". Wirral's official Twitter feed saw them issue pleas to several ex-England players, including former captain Michael Vaughan and popular television pundit David Lloyd for "a few hours coaching" under the hashtag of #weneedit.


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Electronics giant LG may sue Samsung for allegedly using profane language in a heated debate over 3D TV technology.
Both Korean companies claim to be better than the other and have been bickering over the matter all year - if not for longer. As the world's biggest telly makers rugged competitiveness is to be expected.
However, LG believes Samsung crossed the line during an outburst from Samsung rep Kim Hyun-suk in which LG developers were allegedly labelled "stupid shits" during a media briefing, The Korea Herald reports.
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Organist, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Kingston, Rhode Island
Pianist and Harpsichordist -- Chopin 200th birthday commemorative recitals in Boston and Fall River in the
spring, upcoming programs of Pachelbel's domestic music and the astonishing keyboard music of Baroque Valencia.
Piano and harpsichord tuner and technician -- specialising in historical tunings
Founder-Director of the Fall River Fipple Fluters, an amateur recorder-playing group, and the Delight Consort,
a professional Renaissance and Early Baroque ensemble
Cabaniilles Passacalle III
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The Delight Consort, founded in 1992 to commemorate the quincentenary of Columbus' 'Discovery' of America with some real
period music and intelligent commentary, sings and plays music of the 14th through tthe 18th centuries on recorders,
cornetts, sackbutt, cello, viola, harpsichord, organ and harp. In 2003 it performed music of Thomas D'Urfey in honor of the
200th birthday of Fall River, MA, founded by Durfees.
The clavichord is the most expressive keyboard instrument ever created. It is the premier instrument for expressing your innermost
feelings, for yourself. Pascal, in his Pensees, suggests that 'All the troubles of the world come from being unable to sit
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level of quiet conversation, among people who know each other well and care about each others' feelings and opinions.
I especially like to play fretted clavichords; they are the instrument that was the premier at-home instrument for four centuries
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Bach or the wonderful composers of the Bohemian 18th century; but it was a rather short-lived instrument, of importance for
perhaps 60 years, mainly in north-central Europe. It is softer than the older instrument and perhaps almost created as a protest
as the world got noisier and less connected.
The Delight Consort
20th Anniversary Concert
Music from the Age of Columbus
Judith Conrad, Director, Harpsichord, Sackbutt, Recorder
Paul Ukleja, Cornett, Recorder, Tinwhistle
Otto Guzman, Cello, Cornett, Recorder, Trombone
Frank Fitzpatrick, Recorder, Sackbutt
Sunday, October 14, 2012 at 3:00 PM
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
315 Warren Street Fall River MA
Admission free, donations will be taken to benefit the Crossroads Springs Institute , a school for AIDS orphans in Kenya
The Delight Consort was founded 20 years ago to give concerts celebrating the 500th anniversary of Columbus' First Voyage
of Discovery. Twenty years later we are revisiting this rich lode of music, with another concert for Columbus.
Judith Conrad is music director at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Kingston, RI, where she gives a series of early
music concerts includiong an annual Messiah sing in early January and a small-scale version of the Bach Mattaeus Passion on
Good Friday. A graduate of Harvard University, she studied piano with Theodore Lettvin in Boston, and also studied with Freeman
Koberstein at Oberlin Conservatory.
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Juan Vásquez (or Vázquez, c. 1500, Badajoz - c. 1560, Seville)
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¿Quando Quando?; Salga la luna
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Largo from Xerxes Handel
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Salve Regina Cristóbal de Morales (c. 1500 – between September 4 and October 7, 1553)
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Business Studies teacher for a great school in South East London. The school are looking for a Business teacher to work across Key Stages 4 and 5 in well supported and resourced Business department, this post is going to be offered on a full time basis to start ASAP. The role will involve teaching GSCE and A Level exam groups. The school is happy to consider NQT's and experienced teachers. The school is keen to meet teachers as soon as possible for role.
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Authentic French Fashions of the Twenties: 413 Costume Designs from "L'art Et la Mode"
JoAnne Olian
Dover Publications, 1990 - Antiques & Collectibles - 138 pages
In the 1920s, fashion magazines were the principal source for news of the latest Paris couture. One of the most famous and long-lived of these journals was L'Art et la Mode, published from 1880 to 1967. L'Art et la Mode captured the glamor that was Paris in the Twenties, from days at the races to nights at the opera, from Sundays at the Ritz to Saturdays at the Folies-Bergere, and it followed the glittering circuit that flourished from Longchamps to Deauville to Cannes to Biarritz. The magazine was read avidly not only by the rich who patronized the couture, but also by the woman who relied on her -little dressmaker- to copy the styles depicted in the periodical.
This lavishly illustrated volume offers 138 dazzling pages from L'Art et la Mode featuring fashions for all occasions by the great French couturiers of the Twenties--Patou, Worth, Molyneux, Doucet, Paquin, Vionnet, Lanvin, and Chanel among them. Selected by JoAnne Olian, curator of the famed Costume Collection at the Museum of the City of New York, a wealth of designs include stylish outfits for winter sports, hunting season, tennis, golf, and other athletic pursuits, as well as high-fashion ensembles for soirees and all manner of chic divertissements.
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pop up window, that would help you guys. So I did. We'll see if it helps or not.
Also, have you ever read a book and wanted to just strangle the women in it, because you could clearly see what they should be thinking and doing differently? Ugh. I just read a book like that... drove me nuts. And then as I was driving around today I started thinking that perhaps if someone was reading a book of my life, they might be feeling the same way about me. Ha! Two years of struggling to be out of a funk... always on the unknown edge of life changing but never actually changing, fighting for control of an out-of-my-hands situation. I drive my own self crazy. Someone should write a book about me. (I'm kidding. Please don't. It wouldn't be a very good book anyway.) The book was for my book club, ironically titled, "The Book Club." (Book club girls if you're reading this, please ignore that I just said all that until book club, mkay?)
Have you ever wanted to make a cute, tiny pedestal? You know... just on some off chance that you think exactly like I do? I made this one using an egg cup and a small plate. I first marked the center on the back of the plate. Then I smeared superglue all over the rim of the egg cup, and stuck it onto the backside of the plate. Done. Cute huh? (Tiny brownies in muffin cups with more of the same icing and gummy hearts.)
Also, Target was out of heart shaped marshmallows. I almost cried. I went there specifically to get them... and they were gone. Nearly broke my heart. Don't laugh. I take my marshmallows very seriously, and I've been trying to get those suckers for two years now, for my kids.
Okay lastly.. and I know this doesn't have anything to do with anything, (when does it ever?) but I'm working on a post with a bunch of your questions. I get random questions all the time about things (Love that) and yeah... I'm kinda bad about answering them. I'm working on getting MUCH better. It's been a goal. To be honest, I have a hard time imagining that you guys have many questions that I haven't already vomited all the answers to previously... but if you do, leave them in comments, and I'll do my best to answer them soon.
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I just bought the pink heart marshmallows yesterday at Target!! Sorry you missed them. : ( Cute cookies!!! How do you not eat them all up?!!ReplyDelete
Love the plate and eggcup! So cute. Your cookies look GOOD!ReplyDelete
Even talented in the kitchen--not fair!!! So pretty all your baked goods look--pieces of perfect: )ReplyDelete
Your baked goods are precious. I LOVE the mini cake plate, it makes the cupcakes look that much sweeter <3 Praying your man makes it home safely...life just isn't the same when they're gone <3ReplyDelete
I found a recipe on pinterest for homemade marshmallows and you can use a heart cookie cutter to make them heart shaped.ReplyDelete
my blogger was all funkified too, until i changed to the pop up window...presto! i'm going gluten free soon too, and man those look yummo!ReplyDelete
Super cute! Puts me in the mood for some vday crafting with my girly!ReplyDelete
You have wonderful blog! I want to know your secret for making your chalk board looks so nice... special chalk or what?!? Thanks!ReplyDelete
just love stopping by your little corner of the blog world. Thanks again for sharing more gluten free recipes. I haven't ventured out into baking gluten free yet. I can't tell you how bad I have been wanting some dessert and haven't been able to get to the store to get gluten free supplies...UGGH! Hoping to make some brownies this weekend. Hopefully that will satisfy the craving.
Heart shaped marshmallows...never seen them. Must be good if you been searching for a while. Hope you are able to come across some.
Can I just say . . . you are amazing! Love all the beautiful baked yummies and your mini-cake pedestal is adorable!! So sorry about your marshmallows- I totally get it. But here are 2 little suggestions.ReplyDelete
1. I've used a little heart cookie cuter and cut out little hearts from large marshmallows. It worked just dandy.
2. I saw an idea on Pinterest using Coolwhip . On a cookie sheet spread out a little heart shape then freeze. I haven't tried it yet but thought I might give it a whirl.
Hope those might help . . .
Blessings to you!
I have had problems posting on some people's blogs, but not yours. I have found that it is only with the computer because if I try to comment using my iPhone then I have no problem. I wish they would fix the problem. I cant seem to upload more than one photo using Picasa. It says memhe cashe full, but that is crazy because I still have plenty of memory left on my blog. I wonder if anyone else has had that problem.ReplyDelete
You are one domestic diva!ReplyDelete
Those heart-shaped cookies look divine! Lucky man!
You make gluten-free fun! How do your kids feel about going gluten-free? Do you notice any changes in JJ?
how do you make and bake everything so pretty and perfect? : )ReplyDelete
Your treats look yummy! And your tiny pedestal is ingenius. Thanks for sharing. :)ReplyDelete
Super cute cookies if they taste as good as they look your husband will love them, I found some cute marshmellows at Walmart the other day.ReplyDelete
I do have a question...I get you through email but would prefer to have you in my blog roll...I don't see a Google Connect button to join....am I missing something?ReplyDelete
The little heart cookies are just adorable! He'll love them!
Those cookies are so sweet! Everything looks like it's straight from a professional bakery. Blogger was doing weird things for a couple of days. I would like to know where you get the vinyl letters for your canisters. At least I think they are vinyl. I've been looking for some smaller ones for spice jars and haven't found any I like. Well, I'm sure your man is home safe and sound by now. Have a fabulous weekend together!ReplyDelete
i ditto carissa! i'm in love with the egg cup and plate idea!ReplyDelete
Seriously hope those hoodlums appreciate a momma who bake for them. My poor kids are just plain outta luck! Let's see questions?? Please tell your most embarrassing story...ha! Okay maybe not. How about your testimony? How did you find Jesus? What age?ReplyDelete
The egg cup and plate idea is wonderful. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2012 at 5:50 AM
Which font did you use for your subway art? Thank you. : )ReplyDelete
YUM. and yum. Oh...I want some cookies now.ReplyDelete
I have the marshmellows at my target..ReplyDelete
No problems with blogger.
So cute! I'm making these cookies tomorrow.ReplyDelete
I found heart shaped marshmallows at Walmart today. White and pink, even. They make for fun Rice Krispy treats. If you keep "not being able" (please excuse my grammar) to find them, I'd be glad to send 'em your way!
OKay.....where can I mail you some marshmallows? We have them at our Target......we use them to make pink krispie treats! :) Or they are fun to be dumped in the kid's hot cocoa.ReplyDelete
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Title text: This works on pretty much every level.
String theory is a theory in theoretical physics for explaining how the universe works. It is a theory trying to explain everything belonging to our universe; specifically, it aims to unite general relativity and quantum field theories.
When a new theory is thought up, the theorists will usually supply some predictions, measurable by experimental physicists. String theory's predictions, however, are few and extremely difficult to test; though its inception was over forty years ago, string theory has yet to be experimentally tested.
Randall is unimpressed with string theorists (see the punchline to 397: Unscientific). String theory has not provided any useful new knowledge to engineering science as quantum physics has, and lacks the imagination-stirring philosophical implications that the general population associates with other fields — for example, quantum scientists have proven predictions like tunneling, used by modern electronic devices, and relativity is relevant to modern systems like GPS navigation. String theory hasn't reached that stage yet.
In the title text, Randall points out that string theory is so technically difficult that at essentially every level (except, presumably, the very top), this explanation is as good as it gets.
This comic could also be a joke about the fact that all character are stick people, so they're all made of sticks, which could be interpreted as strings.
- String Theory summarized:
- Cueball: I just had an awesome idea. Suppose all matter and energy is made of tiny, vibrating "strings".
- Friend: Okay. What would that imply?
- Cueball: I dunno.
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European Commission
José Manuel Durão Barroso
President of the European Commission
Speech by President Barroso at the European Parliamentary Week on the European Semester for Economic Policy Coordination
European Parliamentary Week/Brussels
30 January 2013
President Schulz
President van Rompuy,
President of the Irish Dáil, Seán Barrett,
Mesdames et Monsieurs les rapporteurs, Sharon Bowles, Alain Lamassoure, Pervenche Berès,
Distinguished Members of Parliament, the European Parliament and national parliaments,
Let me start by congratulating you all, the European and the national Parliaments of the EU, for organising this event. I welcome that the European Parliamentary Week has become an integral part of our European Semester.
And I encourage you to even further strengthen inter-parliamentary dialogue and cooperation in the years to come.
Let me also apologise that I have to leave you soon because I've already postponeded the European Commission meeting to 10h so I could participate in the opening session but Commissioner Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič, who is also in charge of inter-institutional relations, including with national parliaments, will be present in the debate.
Honourable members,
Today, Europe stands at a crossroads, and so does European democracy. We are moving further on the deepening of our union – and we have to do so, if we want to lead Europe out of the crisis towards a more stable and sustainable future. As a consequence, we need to move further on the path toward a genuine European political sphere as well.
Yes, we must reform the European Union and this we want to do with the support of our citizens, with democratic legitimacy, with democratic debate.
And for me democracy means parliament. We need the European Parliament, we need the national parliaments.
Honourable members,
We have come a long way, since the beginning of the crisis, to address Europe's weaknesses, to strengthen our economies, to fit our governance to the times and to the challenges demanded of them. Today we can say that those who predicted the implosion of the euro have been proved wrong. The sustainability of the euro has been ensured. Since end-2012, the European Union and the euro area are starting to climb out of recession. Financial market indicators have even significantly improved, and what is interesting, rather as a result of policy developments related to the future governance of the Euro and the European Union than to economic fundamentals.
So my first message to you is that efforts, at European and at national level are worthwhile. They are not in vain. But, and this is my next message, exactly with the same level of intensity, there is absolutely no room for complacency. The social situation is very severe. Unemployment, in particular youth unemployment is a huge concern for all of us. In 12 of our 27 member states youth unemployment is higher than 25%. And some of our Member States, as I've been saying very clearly and very loudly, face a genuine social emergency.
Finally most Member States today are ready to acknowledge that they need to tackle the problem of unemployment also at European level. We know that many of the instruments to fight unemployment are at national level. But frankly, we cannot, at the European Union, avoid addressing this issue. Already back in 2009 I had taken the initiative for an EU Employment Summit at the level of Heads of State and Government. The response at the time was not overwhelming, to be frank, it was really a disappointment. Because only some Member States accepted, and, in fact, the so called summit became a summit with two Heads of State. But the Commission did not stop here and took further measures, for instance, setting up action teams to assist eight member states where the situation is particularly worrying, and to channel structural funds into areas and action where the support is most needed. And it has been already mentioned, we have now proposed the Youth Guarantee. I hope it will be adopted. It is clear that we must take even stronger measures to fight unemployment, notably youth unemployment and I am confident that this is going to happen. I believe that we are still on time to address the issue of youth unemployment in the discussion for the next Multiannual Financial Framework. We could do this if there is political will through a proper instrument.
Our first priority in the very near term has to be indeed the MFF, the Multiannual Financial Framework. It is going to be discussed in the European Council next week. The MFF is one but an indispensable part of our response to the economic crisis. It is essential for growth, competitiveness and jobs. It is simply indispensable in order to boost investments, notably in the most vulnerable countries and regions. And while of course the MFF has a strong solidarity side, rightly so, it is not just money for the less prosperous regions…. No! All countries are net beneficiaries of the European budget as I think was discussed during your sessions. The MFF offers even to the strongest Member States a European dimension to their economic growth, their infrastructure and their research, which provides huge benefits also for them. And frankly, I cannot see how some governments that are speaking about the need to support growth, rightly so, and to support competitiveness, rightly so, when it comes to the discussion of the most important instrument we have at European level to promote investment, the answer is not so clear.
I have not given up on a good MFF which is worth defending, in spite of all the pressure. The role of the European Parliament which has to give its consent to any compromise result will be vital to achieve this.
Another immediate task is to finalise legislation on the single supervisory mechanism for banks. We need in fact to make progress on the banking union and this was a very important step of the SSM. It was a milestone in creating a Banking Union, but now we need a single resolution mechanism for banks, for which the Commission will present a proposal before the summer.
And we need to conclude the legislation known as "two pack", which is essential to further shield our economic governance against future storms. With the two pack Europe is passing another credibility test.
Honourable members of national parliaments,
I want to say a special word of thanks to you for coming to Brussels.
You came to Brussels to discuss about different facets of the European Semester that proved itself as a credible instrument for economic and budgetary governance, capable of restoring confidence and creating growth and jobs. We cannot allow the momentum for reform to slow down. You have discussed over the last two days the priorities which the Commission had set in its Annual Growth Survey for 2013.
Let me even go beyond the Annual Growth Survey. If we wish to return to a lasting growth it is essential that we take action on no fewer than three distinct fronts:
First, in the Member States themselves, by making structural reforms that will enable them to balance their public accounts and increase the competitiveness of their economies; our common focus should continue on reforms for more flexible labour, product and services markets. This is key for competitiveness. Deepening the Single Market, with an emphasis on all infrastructure sectors, transport, energy and digital, features high among our work programme and the priorities of the Annual Growth Survey.
Second, in the Euro area, by taking specific measures that will make it possible to improve the governance, action and effectiveness of the budgetary policies of the various countries;
And, third in the 27-28 Member States, by reinforcing the accountability and solidarity mechanisms, which will include a deepening of the Economic and Monetary Union as well as progress towards a political union, with heightened scrutiny and democratic control of the new functions attributed at European level.
The Blueprint on a deep and genuine economic and monetary union, which the Commission presented two months ago, is precisely about launching a European debate on the future of the European Union and the EMU. It raises the hard questions on how to strengthen cooperation and integration in the financial, fiscal, economic and also in the political field. And it provides some of the answers and aspirations as we see them - some concrete and short-term, others more ambitious and long-term. Some depend on political will only, they can be done now; others require treaty change. All of them demand a broad and profound political exchange of ideas.
Honourable Members,
The crisis of the last years has shown the limits of individual action at national level and the need for European cooperation and integration. Too often solutions had to be designed ad hoc. European Union institutions and member states under the emergency had to act as fire-workers and architects at the same time. Structural and permanent replies are needed, and this is what we are currently working on. The road ahead also includes a reinforcement of European democracy. Accountability and legitimacy need to be brought in line with institutional realities, just as we did in previous steps in the process of European unification.
Both the European Parliament and national parliaments play a crucial role in that.
The European Union will remain a system of governance on multiple levels. So maximum democratic accountability must be provided at that level where the decision is taken, taking into account all levels where its impact will be felt. This also means, honourable members, that one thing is crystal clear: democratic accountability and legitimacy within the European Union in the 21st century take place at national and at European level. And this should not be seen as a zero sum game. These are complementary concepts.
The European Parliamentary Week is an expression of precisely this. The European semester must embody a strong parliamentary dimension. And it is obvious that many issues are at stake and decisions need to be prepared or be taken which involve both the European Parliament as much as national Parliaments, be it in budgetary, fiscal or macro-economic terms.
I am therefore very much in favour of making full use of the Economic Dialogue as set up by the six-pack legislation between the European Parliament on the one hand and the Commission, Council and the Euro Group on the other. We need to involve Parliament in particular before the European Council debates the Commission's Annual Growth Survey and again before the adoption of the country-specific recommendations. Commission and Council should also be present systematically at meetings between members of the European and national Parliaments, and the Commission is eager to exchange views with national parliamentarians on their country's recommendations as well.
Overall, a genuine Economic and Monetary Union demands a genuine debate on the European Union's economic approach. That is politically self-evident, so let us make it happen in practice.
The moment is right. There is nothing like an election campaign, I am thinking now about the European Parliament elections in 2014, to bring Europe closer to the people. By debate, by providing a better understanding for what is at stake.
We can do this also by strengthening the vehicles of politics, by enhancing the role of European political parties. This is why the Commission has proposed to give European legal status to European political parties. I hope the political parties will contribute to further Europeanise these elections so that we can really have a democratic European debate.
Honourable Members,
Let me conclude and tell you that step by step, Europe is meetings its challenges directly and successfully. Many challenges remain, notably the social challenges. But we are making progress on addressing very important structural problems of confidence.
Those speculating against the Euro earlier have underestimated the political capital that is invested in it. Let us continue to prove them wrong, and beware not to disinvest at such a crucial moment, just when our investment is starting - and I underline: starting to pay off.
A lot still has to be done. Stabilisation is not a recovery. We may have calmed unrest among markets; we have yet to raise hope among citizens.
I thank you for your attention.
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How many people saw the Orange Twin SXSW showcase? I had a great time. I managed to take a few pics of The Great Lakes.
How many people saw the Orange Twin SXSW showcase? I had a great time. I managed to take a few pics of The Great Lakes.
I was there for everything but Jeff and Great Lakes.
A Hawk and a Hacksaw
Gerbils: http://www.e6townhall.com/viewthread.php?tid=6018
Instruments: http://www.e6townhall.com/viewthread.php?tid=6019
Elf Power: http://www.e6townhall.com/viewthread.php?tid=6016
Essex Green: http://www.e6townhall.com/viewthread.php?tid=6017
Gerbils: "Intro"/"Ted Doesn't Mind" from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...89343829762339
Gerbils: "The Air We Share" from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...84688444664999
Gerbils: "The White Sky" from 2006 SXSW Orange Twin Showcase: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...06637765895276
A Hawk and a Hacksaw: "Wicky Pocky" from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...14205101978137
A Hawk and a Hacksaw: Unknown track from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...34112077244000
A Hawk and a Hacksaw: "The Moon Under Water" from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...22581289409251
Instruments: "Branches For Many Birds" from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...58757233271230
Instruments: "My Ship " from SXSW 2006: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...77638932619683
Elf Power: "Walking With The Beggar Boys" from 2006 SXSW Orange Twin Showcase: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...62030548452015
Elf Power: "A Dream in Sound" from 2006 SXSW Orange Twin Showcase: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...48353484589762
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Hey blaise, if you send me your Great Lakes pics I will put them up at my website, Optical Atlas. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. I'd love to see them. And how was the show?
Please repost pics and videos? ...links not working. I was there for some of it. Gerbils rocked it
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The Cowboys' hiring of Wade Phillips as their new head coach drew an underwhelming response from the general public. Reactions ranged from yawns to "What the?!" to "At least it's not Norv Turner." There was a distinct lack of enthusiasm or glee.
And that's why Wade Phillips should've brought his daughter to the press conference. Meet Tracy Phillips, actress, dancer, Bum's granddaughter, and Wade's daughter.
Her IMDB page shows that she's starred in well-known films such as "Ides of March," "42K," the yet-to-be-released "Dark Streets" and she was an uncredited dancer in "Clerks II." She's danced in a number of music videos, for people like No Doubt, the Goo Goo Dolls, Ricky Martin and Will Smith. She will also be starring in wide array of erotic fantasies had by me.
It brings to mind Talladega Nights, when Ricky Bobby said to Chip, "All you ever done was make a hot daughter. That's it!" NFC East opponents should play that clip on their Jumbotrons.
10 Questions with Tracy Phillips [Sports Hollywood]
Tracy Phillips (II) [IMDB]
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The Raiders announced on their Twitter account that former Pro Bowl guard Steve Wisniewski has joined the coaching staff as an assistant offensive line coach.
Wisniewski was on the staff of former Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh last year as a strength and conditioning coach.
How seriously do the Raiders take their legacy?
They announced Wisniewski as offensive line coach on their Twitter account and even had quotes.
Offensive coordinator Al Saunders was merely added to the coaching roster on the team Web site with no announcement.
Wisniewski replaces Chris Morgan, who was the offensive line assistant to line coach Jim Michalczik last season. Michalczik is returning to coach at Cal and Morgan was not retained.
In other news, cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha has pulled out of the Pro Bowl and will be replaced by Champ Bailey. Asomugha, though, at least got a trip to Honolulu out of it. He was with the AFC team Wednesday.


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^ That's exactly how I feel, Alenaveda. That ended up being a genius plan by Max to get all three teams to quit the Roadblock.
Quote from: Mug Costanza on February 18, 2013, 01:21:05 AM^ That's exactly how I feel, Alenaveda. That ended up being a genius plan by Max to get all three teams to quit the Roadblock.I am going to say what I said back in AR7, that Rob may have been the final trigger but others had been thinking about and discussing taking the penalty long before he gave them the impetus to do it. The same is true in AR22. Max may have coalesced the 3 teams, but Caroline/Jennifer and Daniel/Matthew had already been thinking about and discussing it.I am not saying that Rob and Max don't deserve credit for taking the penalty, but the other teams were ready for it.
They had the best intro with that wedding dress and suit
They are not quite what I expected them to be but I kind of like them. They are similar to Romber in a way. "We don't have any friends in real life, I don't care" Their interaction with Joey and Meghan was hilarious because you could just imagine what they really think of them.
These two were clearly the stars of the premiere. And rightly so. They're bitchy, entertaining and brutally honest. I love it <3 They're obviously my favourites by a mile.
They want teams to dislike them, but it seems like every team likes them still. I'm not feeling any Charla & Mirna or Susan & Patrick vs. Rob & Amber stunts anytime soon.
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Tom just left The Greenwich Hotel ... with Suri wrapped up in his arms. Seems Cruise is doing everything in his power to make sure Suri feels comfortable:
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We're told Tom rented out 3 suites for himself and staff ... so they had all sorts of room to play and hang out.
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Ms. B could finally pry herself away from her new addiction that is called "Spinning". Yeah, blame me and the Wollmeise who got her into it. :-p
We're carrying on with our conversation with the Wollmeise. It's Wollmeise Striptease Time!!! LOL
Wollmeise tells us about herself. We started off by talking about The Loopy Ewe Spring Fling, which she has attended. She doesn't like her photos taken, so we ask everybody to not take photos of her. In fact, she's just afraid that her third-eye will show in the photo. :-p Naaaaaaahhhh..it's the fact that she reckons that photos steal parts of your soul. Her mum doesn't like photos taken either.
The only way out? Take "backside" photos of the Wollmeise! And we promptly veered off to talk about the Rubber Ducky Crafters Group on Ravelry. Wollmeise is very against this.
Cashyie presented the Wollmeise with some "Red Hot" Lollies. She also asked Wollmeise, which lolly would she be if she were one? The answer: The old version of the green Gummibärchen, which is Waldmeister or Woodruff in English (you can also check out the Wollmeise's Woodruff Sorbet Recipe!).
- We found out who taught the Wollmeise to knit. How her mum sewed her clothes for her....which she of course didn't appreciate. Her mum even put creases on her jeans! Wollmeise used to wear wooden clogs...and no-one wanted to dance with her, so she had to take the "left-over".
- We also found out about Wollmeise's Husband, Rohrspatz! They met in a public swimming pool...well, Rohrspatz stole her sandwiches! I'm not going to tell you the whole story here...so you need to listen to the podcast! ;-)
- Find out how the Wollmeise came about dyeing yarns!
- Wollmeise used to spin. She crocheted some window blinds. She also reveals the fact that she's a learnt dressmaker!
- We then talked about Dirndl, Landhausmode and Trachten....and do you know what "Balcony" is? :-p
- Find out how Wollmeise feels about her popularity.
- Wollmeise also knits stuff out of other yarns. She tries out stuff from other dyers. And Cashyie promptly promotes Hobbledehoy yarn.
- Differences between German knitters and knitters of other countries.
- We also find out about some of the Wollmeise colourway names! E.g. Poison No. 5 was inspired by the movie Love Potion No. 9.
- Secrets of the Wollmeise smell: Perwoll!
- Blue Suzanne, how it was "discovered"! And how she comes up with new colourways.
- We tried to get the Wollmeise to start dyeing up rovings.
- She explains what a Schultüte is.
- Future plans for Wollmeise: An expansion?
- Who would play the Wollmeise in a movie?
- Wollmeise not dyeing yarns?
- Why are a lot of Indie Dyers in Germany named Claudia?
- Wollmeise smokes!
- Wollmeise's favourite food!
- She's also planning to do a SOCK CLUB!!!!!
- The Wollmeise hymn: "You can't get what you want (till you know what you want):
Announcement: The Ram Club - a sock club for men! Collaboration between Stitch Stud and the Unique Sheep.
Contest winner: We decided to ask the Wollmeise the questions and see what she thinks. Anyhow, congratulations to Phoebe from Knit Happened! Please email us your snail mail address, so that we can send you your prize.
Last question to the Wollmeise: Which podcasts she listens to?
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March 27, 1998-Don't Bypass Acapulco
We heard several times as we cruised south down mainland Mexico's Pacific coast that there was no reason to go to Acapulco.
People said it was just a noisy, dirty city with high prices and too many tourists.
All that is true perhaps, yet they were still wrong!
Acapulco is wonderful and we love it. We think no cruiser should bypass this spectacular and exciting town.
First of all the scenery is stunning. Acapulco is on a beautiful protected bay surrounded by high mountains. It reminds us of the Bay area. The city springs from sea level and goes half way up the hills. Every direction you look, day or night, it is gorgeous, from the huge hotels on the white sand beaches to the mountainside houses of the rich and famous.
It is filled with wide avenues and tall shade trees, as well as once glamorous old neighborhoods dating from the forties or earlier which still retain thier quiet charm and rich history.
We med-tied to the new float at Club de Yate de Acapulco. This yacht club, which is equal in opulence to many of the finer clubs in the states, is beautifull and well maintained. The place is also filled with the most expensive yachts, with home ports like Guernsey, Georgetown, and Capetown. So glamor is not in short supply here, but still they make the cruisers feel totally at home.
The staff are professional, plentiful and helpful. Most surprising of all, the workers around the docks are not expensive to hire. This is the first Mexican marina where we felt we could afford to have our boat waxed. There are great restrooms, free showers, and a very nice club pool where on any afternoon and you will find it mostly used by cruisers who are swimming in the cool water and drinking margaritas from the poolside bar.
There is also have a big racing program here with a bunch of Optimists and a few dozen 40-50ft race boats which are dry sailed. Club de Yates de Acapulco has it's own travel lift and storage area. So if you like to walk the docks and look at race boats, or watch them sail in the bay, this is the place where you can do it.
Of course with all this evident wealth you could anticipate that the place would be expensive to stay for a while. It is. Marina space is at a minimum and what is available is very expensive. The rate here in March 1998 was $.62 per foot per day, but with reciprocal yacht club privileges you may get two days free.
The nearby Acapulco Marina is $.75 per foot per day, but they have side ties and lots of free services. There are buoys available which cost less, and anchoring out is a possibility but there is a problem with old junk in the harbor which has snaged some anchors. We haven't looked too carefully but we think there may be some other areas in which one could anchor and other ways to beat the costs. For now, we are treating ourselves and enjoying the luxury of the Yacht Club. By the way, the harbor bottom may be foul, but the water here looks clear and clean..
On our first day here, after checking in with Marcus, the harbormaster, we headed down town to do our own paperwork, (we could have paid $40 to have it done but we wanted to save the money for an extra night's moorage). We walked 100 ft from the club and caught a bus to town.
In a few minutes our heads were spinning. We saw broad avenues lined with palms, six lanes of speeding and honking traffic, high rise hotels, and thousands upon thousands of blue & white Volkswagen Beetle taxi cabs. These taxis clog the intersections and curbs like a swarm of insects. They also carry any number of people. We saw them with six or eight passengers and the rear wheels splayed out at 45 degree angles. They also cost $20 pesos to go just about anywhere but the airport. The buses are $2.50 Pesos and they run about every two minutes. After completing our check-in we did some shopping and sight seeing and wound up at the Gran Plaza Mall which is amazing with it's high gloss shopping and wonderfully complex and beautiful interior architecture. We ate at a fast food place there, $12 pesos.
The movie theater was a 9 screen affair and we watched "As Good as it Gets" with Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. (In English with Spanish Sub-titles) for $20 Pesos. So the moorage is costly, by Mexican standards, but the other costs seem pretty reasonable.
At the end of a busy first day we headed back to the Yacht Club for a quiet night's sleep. Yesterday afternoon after morning chores and a quick dip in the pool we took a trip to old town to visit the Mercado and make some other stops. We decided to take a cab. Right outside the Yacht Club gate we hopped into a blue & white VW taxi. Off we went onto the main drag and past the "Oriental Taco Resturante", (hum, what could that be? I'll have to try it some time.)
Soon we were down by the cruise terminal where along side the road the cruise ship Xenia towers above the tour buses and taxi stands. Then we hung a right which curved back to cross over the main drag onto an elevated divided highway with the unlikely name of Prof. Diego Hurtado de Mendoza. It made for long street signs.
We headed north a few blocks in the fast lane, then pulled off onto the parallel access road which was jam packed with buses, taxis, and walking people. There were fish stands on the sidewalk and the smell was overpowering. We paid off the cab and walked along the street another block and then into the cavernous Centro Mercado building. We saw a typical Mexican market with aisles of stalls with all sorts of products, from fruits and veggies to pinatas, and wood chips. There were health foods and herbs in small bottles and sacks to huge chunks of meat and cheese. And of course there were rows and rows of all kinds of beans in bulk.But it was sort of sterile there, with clean concrete floors and tidy concrete and tile vendor stalls. Obviously this was a new market building, and not yet looking "lived in".
Then we saw out the side door that there is another part. We veered that way. Now we were in the Old Market. Blocks of crowded winding alleys filled with all kinds of stands selling all kinds of products, from food to clothes to hardware to cow dung and jammed with people, sights, sounds, and smells. It goes on in every direction. Into bright spots where the sun penetrates between two buildings and then back into shade of endless blue and green tarps hung overhead.
Total babble of sounds. We were instantly lost. Judy bought some Mangos, and I looked at shoes.
Finally we popped out onto a street, or at least it seems like a street since there were taxis honking their way through the crowds.
We followed the taxis back to their source and soon we are out onto another Acapulco main drag.
We got onto a bus and went back to the mall where I dropped into the Internet Cafe to get a weather picture of El Nino. Then we hopped another cab and told him "Restaurante Talaquepaque".
Off into the old downtown, past Woolworth's and Sears and a building with a round front and a sign with big blue letters which spelled CANADA.
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The sound of traffic police whistles and honking horns were everywhere. By then it was dusk and rotisserie chicken seemed like the national food of Mexico, the air was thick with the smoke of it. The taxi turned a corner and we joined a string of other taxis and buses roaring in second gear up a long steep hill into the high neighborhoods of Acapulco. There are no lanes painted on the road and everyone is weaving as they try to pass, try to block a potential passer, or simply to try to avoid a pothole.
We got up high, where the harbor is a jewel and the cruise ship is a toy, and at the huge IMSS hospital (new, and it would do justice to itself anywhere) we turned left onto another major road which wound along the hill side.
Finally another turn into a quiet side street and there was the restaurant. We had a great long slow meal there and talked with the owner, who speaks four languages, owns a quail ranch where they harvest 4000 quail a day he said, and who grew up in Ajijic outside of Guadalajara where my Dad now lives, for an hour. Finally, at nine PM, we wound our way down the hill to the boat. We slept well again that night.
Today we walked a few blocks from the Yacht Club over to an old seaside resort area called Caleta and saw beachside restaurants, old hotels, and small neighborhood stores. Funny, no T-Shirt shops here. But there are a lot of Mexican vacationers. There was a traffic jam where we watched a crowd watching the police and emergency people deal with some sort of accident or crime scene. The news cameras were there. We skirted the crowd and walked on, bought some Creme of Coconut and headed back to the boat to make Pina Coladas.Wonderfull Acapulco.
We did leave here briefly to make a run down the coast to Huatulco, which was beautiful, but we came back to do our final provisioning and boat projects before heading west to the exotic islands of French Polynesia. Acapulco has a lot of good grocery stores, including some huge warehouse stores they call "Bodegas". There are also some USA stores like Price Club, Sam's, etc. We plan to pack Wings with a lot of food and other supplies which are reputed to be pricey in the Pacific. And while we are doing it, we'll continue to enjoy the big city life, as well as the luxury of the Club de Yate de Acapulco.
Fred Roswold & Judy Jensen, SV WINGS, Acapulco, Gro. Mexico
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Fútbol has long reigned as the king of sports among Hispanics, but recent research shows that many Latinos in the U.S. are warming to American football and the NFL. The 2012 NFL season attracted a record number of Hispanic viewers, and Super Bowl XLVII drew in nearly 10 million Latino viewer ages 12 and up. So how long will soccer keep its crown, or has the NFL already edged the beautiful game?
Marketers who can tap into this fast-growing group of Latino NFL enthusiasts are setting themselves up for success, but not all Hispanics are the same and savvy marketers need to know the difference.


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Gregory L. Roseboro
B.A., J.D., University of Georgia
Gregory L. Roseboro is Georgia Law's executive director of admissions. In this position, Roseboro oversees the law school's admissions process for the Juris Doctor and graduate programs.
Roseboro is also involved in student affairs, academic support, alumni relations and community outreach as he continues to direct diversity programs at Georgia Law, a role he assumed in 2008. Additionally, he serves as the adviser to the Davenport-Benham Black Law Students Association, the Asian Law Students Association, the Hispanic Law Students Association and the Outlaws student organization.
Roseboro initially joined the law school's staff in 1994 as assistant director of admissions, student affairs and legal career services, and he was promoted to associate director 2000. He previously served for five years as a settlement negotiator with State Farm and the United Services Automobile Association before going into private law practice in Athens.
Roseboro earned both his bachelor's degree in criminal justice and his law degree from UGA. While an undergraduate at Georgia, he excelled as a mid-distance runner. He was selected as team co-captain and was named to the All-SEC and U.S. Junior Team for the 800 meters.
A strong believer in giving back to the community, Roseboro plays an active leadership role in civic affairs and is the former pastor of the Piney Grove Baptist Church in Comer.