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My Fellow Americans....   I have been guilty of a first impression of this woman as a "HOTTIE", and even compared her to whom I think is one of the sexiest women on the planet: Mariska Hargitay. ...

...offering a way to rebuild the world: Jacque Fresco.His background includes industrial design and social engineering. He has worked as both designer and inventor in a wide range of fields spanning from biomedical innovations to totally integrated social systems.Jacque Fresco is interested in the integration of the best of science and technology into a comprehensive plan for a new society based o

Hard Rock/Blues-United KingdomHumble Pie foi uma banda de rock and roll formada em 1969 por Steve Marriott (dos The Small Faces), Peter Frampton, Greg Ridley (ex-Spooky Tooth) e Jerry Shirley. Seu compacto de estréia foi "Natural Born Boogie", um sucesso britânico, que foi seguido pelo álbum As Safe As Yesterday Is. Problemas pessoais e disputas entre gravadoras impediram a banda de atingir suc

The following conversation occurred the other day while snuggling with Emily before nap time...Me: I love you Sissy!Emily: (rubbing my face) Mama, you have whiskers!Need a dose of humility? Just spend some time with my 3-year-old, she'll knock you down a notch or two!

According to Mark Pinto, a Cleveland based consultant, treating all with respect is a characteristic of a humble leader. While that may not have always been perceived as a necessary quality of an exceptional leader, in today’s changing workplace is has become a necessity: “We are all called to leadership and as human beings all capable of fulfilling [...]

image by otto0731 It was with great affection that I read today that Singapore's oldest Bus Stop will be preserved. Originally reserved for demolition as part of upgrading works, it has been saved after the Straits Times ran an online poll earlier this month asking people to vote for their favourite landmark earmarked for demolition. The bus stop was the most popular pick, drawing 27 per cent of

Alex Rodriguez hit a three-run homer as part of an eight-run sixth inning as the Yankees completed a three-game sweep of the Astros with a 13-0 blasting at Minute Maid Park. Jorge Posada homered and drove in three, while Robinson Cano had two hits and three RBI for New York, which has won four in-a-row to move to 37-and-33 on the season. Chien-Ming Wang tossed five shut out innings to pick up hi

Ah, baby strollers. Conjures up mental images of saccharine - smelling babies dressed effect lace, ribbon, and bows, being pushed slowly enough to hire the general public notice conscientious how precious they are. How could someone take notice a stroller clout the attic and not develop nostalgic about those awesome bygone [...]

Mother was finally able to purchase her first home in the city of Pomona in Los Angeles County which by the way is the most populous county in the United States of America with over 88 cities to boast.Living in Pomona was like a breath of fresh air for us. The air was cleaner, lower crime rate, nicer people. Quiet. We were so far away from the nightmare we called home on the corner of Gage and S.

St. Mark Church also has a special place in my heart because it was the first church I ever attended 36 years ago ! And it is also here where I met both of my first girlfriends, Joyce and Kimberly when I was five. My brother’s best friend’s name was Craig Tillman who was the pastor’s son. Pastor Tillman was a very modest and dignified man. I always remembered him having a twitch on the l

This is the old neighborhood on Ward Ave. where I used to play. A few houses down on the left is my grandparent’s house, and this is where all of my fondest childhood memories began. An interesting point to make here is that this was an all black neighborhood when I was growing up and every black family was a homeowner. Just about everybody on the block knew each other; we had such a wonderf

Where it all began for me 36 years ago, in Detroit, Michigan, as a little boy was from these two intersecting streets, on the corner of Joy Rd. and Ward Ave.. Everything in this picture is exactly the way I remember it when I was about four or five years old. Everything in Detroit is made of concrete and bricks, and just about everybody was either working in the automotive or steel industry. To

I am being humble just by writing this post. I must repeat “Humility is a good virtue” like a gazillion times. You see, I know I have a whole of things to know and learn, right? But, I want to learn them my way and in my time and that is that! No outside interferences. [...]

The Ting TingsGenre: Pop / Alternative / Melodramatic Popular SongFrom: Salford, Northwest United Kingdom Regular readers of the Devil's blog will know that I'm not a huge fan of the Ting Tings (Mandarin for band stand apparently). In fact I have in the past accused them of being overhyped chancers with a whiff of the artificial about them. So I'm probably not on the bands christmas card list his

Something extraordinary happened. I am a member of a very supportive art community of Fine Art America and I was chatting with my friend Timy the other night on that same site and he said that he has written a poem inspired by my blog. I was stunned. He said that the poem is basically a flow of stream of the consciousness, and that it is not "a very good one".He is doing this often, I have

 Pringles potato chip cans look humble enough.  I learn only today that it is a patented item.  The Straits Times carries an article about its inventor Fredric Baur’s cremated remains being stored and buried in one such cans.  Everyone has good ideas which unfortunately remain unharnessed.  We either lack the money, time, experience, courage or motivation [...]

By: Jason Petrina Acura is a line of automobiles produced by one of the largest automobile manufactures in the world, Honda. Honda, the second largest auto maker in Japan, was founded by a man named Soichiro Honda who began to work in an auto mechanics shop I Tokyo in 1922 at age fifteen. He learned the mechanics trade in full when Tokyo was devastated by an earthquake and he was one of the few me

This is my humble attempt to write in the simplest way About the mess that only Borges could even talk about, I mean to declare even the only Complexity of it, Lot's of pretensions aiming for a single Glass of water I am the most dangerous person you could ever knew, ever had a chance to meet, I am the biggest fanatic; I am rigid, and still, The kindest and the most compassionate be

By Caroline Jordan Gather round while I tell you the story of Kennebec Ice. It’s a story full of valuable business lessons even though it happened long ago. Once upon a time, before the invention of modern refrigeration, folks kept their food cold by using large blocks of ice. That ice was readily available to residents of [...]

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s new $70 million house in South France should make every one sit up and take note of their stated intent to further expand their brood. They may just be in right earnest, considering the sprawling 1,000-acre estate has 35 bedrooms! Even the addition to the family of the twins due in [...]

Appropriate Technology and the Humble Mobile PhonePC World -23 hours agoWhen we think about mobile technology in these terms, things are pretty interesting. Mobile phones have had a massive impact in the developing world, … . via iBeginShare.attachButton('share-tool-1086659613', {title: 'Appropriate Technology and the Humble Mobile Phone - PC World', link: '-technology-and-the-humb

Well I am coming up to my 2 year anniversary on the rain. As I sat and read blogposts today..I felt a bit sad. It wasn't the posts that I was reading that bothered me it was some of the thoughtless comments I read in a few posts. Now I know all opinions are welcomed and you have your voice but I have to ask.. Then why did you work so hard to build this incredible, impeccable reputation on line? A

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We’re back to mainland China for this week’s “Elsewhere in Asia”! The picture above was taken from the Humble Administrator’s Garden of Suzhou (not far away from Shanghai). Suzhou is famous for its gardens and this one is the largest one. Originally built in 1509, this garden alternates small lakes, rocks, small pavilions and halls. [...]

And the reason for the cancellations is good. Matt and I have a humble little room reserved at the Western Inn at the Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp. It's close and cheap and peaceful. It's on the National Historic Registry (or something). We are going to rediscover ourselves and maybe have lovely sex along the creekside (before all those damn mosquitoes hatch and if it doesn't fucking rain). No one will be there. No one wandering around the tomb that houses a painted statue of Jesus and always one or two lit candles. No one wandering around the totem pole or all the stone busts of enlightened past leaders. There will be no one at the hotel's front desk. We'll have to find our own key. Sadly enough, the Sunflower Inn is closed. The last time we stayed there, we liked to pretend t

What could make a great night of Ladies Bible Study even better?!? Logging on to my blog (afterwards, of course) and seeing that my new blog friend, Kelli, at Ponderings of a Pastors Wife, gave me an AWARD!!!! WOO HOO! (She is fantastic...go check her out.) It's my first...and probably my last....so I am going to treasure it and talk on and on about it to everyone I know...because after all, how

What could make a great night of Ladies Bible Study even better?!? Logging on to my blog (afterwards, of course) and seeing that my new blog friend, Kelli, at Ponderings of a Pastors Wife, gave me an AWARD!!!! WOO HOO! (She is fantastic...go check her out.) It's my first...and probably my last....so I am going to treasure it and talk on and on about it to everyone I know...because after all, how

Are you struggling to find the energy to give yourself more energy? Do you know you need help but you just can’t find it in yourself to start on a new regime because you’re so drained all the time? The good news is that there is something that you can do with very little effort, [...]

The fireplace is designed to contain the fire, and then the decorative part is to make the fire a feature in the room. The fire is normally for warmth however it can also be used for cooking. The place where the fire is inside of the fireplace is called a fire pit or firebox [...]

oh Terry, Terry, wherefore art thou, Terry? you are always there when i need you, through thick and thin, in celebrations and commiserations in good moods and bad and so, in humble tribute, i offer you the chocolate orange cupcake, in thanks for all those moments when i have taken pleasure from your delicious chocolate orange...for those of you already acquainted with Terry, well then, you will CO

Be humble for you are made of dung. Be noble for you are made of stars.--Serbian proverbI love this quote because it offers a reminder that nobility and humility can co-exist. Being composed of matter, we are all fundamentally created from the dust of stars. That's a very noble thought. On a more organic level we are all also simply organic beings made from molecules that eventually become waste matter to feed the earth. This is a good reminder that the original definition of "humble" is to be low to the ground. None of us are "all that", as the saying goes. As the Beatles sang, "life goes on within you and without you." The Serbian quote above reminds me of another quote by the Tibetan Buddhist Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, who wrote:You are living in a rich world, one that never runs

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Please take off your shoes and let me grab your hat. This is my new place! Isn't it great? I'm still working on making it just right but these things take time. I think this is the sort of place that will really inspire me. I particularly enjoy the view. Consider this my Temporary Autonomus Zone.Let me get you a drink. I love what you've done with your hair! How's life treating you?

  Humble Breakers 6th Grade Boys Try Outs Humble, Texas April, 2008 Contact: Paul Worthington - 281-2244792 Tournament: Humble Breakers 6th Grade Boys Try Outs Dates: April 2008 Location: The Gym 2325 Atascocita Rd Humble Texas Cost:   Age Groups: 6th Grade Boys Host [...]

...é isso aí galera, hj eu estou inspirado em JAH!!! Mando mais uma pedrada, reggae tranquilo e muito bom para deixar a alma viajar. Descobri HUMBLE SOUL faz pouco tempo, mas já entrou na lista das minhas pedradas reggaeiras... jah bless you!!!!EN-Humble Soul was formed in 2005 by the web developer Pete Fillery and music producer Howard Mills to release underground talent from the ever productive city of Manchester. Although in its infancy the label has already secured both digital and physical world wide distribution deals. 2006 sees Cortina Deluxx's first release on the label. Tracks on their debut EP include: 'ready about?', 'cold weather', 'just the same', 'going home' and 'not the same'... 2007 sees Denis Jones's first release on the label. Tracks on his debut album include: 'one l

Baseball seems always to have lived more in myth than in history. Children in England and the United States had been playing variants of the game for years such as rounders, one o' cat, and base. In 1845, some young men in Manhattan organized themselves into the Knickerbockers BaseBall Club and wrote down the rules of the game they were playing. Twenty years later dozens of baseball clubs in New York and Brooklyn, and their journalist brethren, had made what they called "the national pastime" more popular than cricket, and the metropolis had become the country's first baseball powerhouse. As baseball clubs were transformed into entertainment businesses, so grew their need for first-rate players who could attract paying crowds. Although distinctions between players and their clubs (now re

If you missed them, the previous 2 articles in this short series are Part 1 - Being Humble: What does that mean? Part 2 - Being Humble: Action Steps to Be More Humble This article is going to look at why someone would bother to learn to be humble. What are the advantages and reasons to being [...]

If you missed it, jump back to Part 1 - Being Humble: What does that mean? Now that we’ve explored what it means to be humble and some of the attributes to recognize a humble person, this article has some specific actions anyone can learn to be more humble. Thank Others Make sure you take every opportunity you [...]

If you missed it, jump back to Part 1 - Being Humble: What does that mean? Now that we’ve explored what it means to be humble and some of the attributes to recognize a humble person, this article has some specific actions anyone can learn to be more humble. Thank Others Make sure you take every opportunity you [...]

Alhamdulillah…Malaysia and PAS are fortunate to have a very humble and an intelligent Muslim leader in YAB Tuan Guru Dato' Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat. His honesty, integrity and capability are no longer known among our Malaysian Muslim community alone; his positive traits are now also known among the Non-Muslims too. :-)Congratulations, Tuan Guru… Congratulations PAS… Please use the mandates given by Malaysians of all races to promote harmony, peace and prosperity to everyone. InsyAllah…Courtesy of tvPAS Dot ComTags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election

Humility is not something that comes naturally to most, especially in today’s busy competitive society. Everyday, people see others taking advantage of a situation trying to get ahead or make themselves look good and it really doesn’t do anything for them. A humble person is someone who does not boast or try to [...]

Humility is not something that comes naturally to most, especially in today’s busy competitive society. Everyday, people see others taking advantage of a situation trying to get ahead or make themselves look good and it really doesn’t do anything for them. A humble person is someone who does not boast or try to [...]

Sometimes it pays to sound as if you don’t know what you’re doing, you’re in over your head, and to come across as an utter screw-up. If you’re a humble salesperson, especially over the phone, miracles happen, says this top speaker, international sales and negotiation consultant, best-selling author, and CNBC expert commentator. More: continued here [...]

有网友说我很久没用英文书写。想想也是，烂英文退步了许多。要练习练习。 Was helping WD to be their food panelist for TRG, went to a few prominent Chinese restaurants for the past few months and so far my favourites are Crystal Jade... Hungry? See more...

The piece of women’s clothing known as a bra has come a long way from making the U.S. War Industries Board request women to stop wearing metal-rich corsets to reduce metal consumption to the bra-burning days of women’s lib. Women all over the world have a lot of people to be thankful for as the history of this much-hidden but very supportive garment has been rather colorful. The ancient civilization of Crete is held to be the original birthplace of the bra with its women wearing something like it to support their breasts. The early bras gave away to the very restrictive and uncomfortable corsets, which alternatively down-played and pushed-up the female breasts depending on the ways of the times. Numerous innovations and innovators later, the bra coalesced into its present form an

La Marguerite, named after its author, is a blog about environmental psychology—an emergent concept in the psychology field. La Marguerite, is a weekly contributor for two other green blogs, Environmental Graffiti, and Groovy Green. La Marguerite can also be found...

I haven’t written much in the last few weeks. I’ve been waiting to write something worthwhile. There is so much happening in politics, but I’m so tired of the litany of talking heads that I don’t feel the discourse needs any more noise. Dream tickets, hope, change, change, and more change. [...]

Many people talk and write about putting Christ back into the word "Christmas," but perhaps we should all put the word "Christ" back into the word "Christian" first.Podcast version hereThere's a lot of talk these days about freedom and faith, and how these two noble human qualities are supposed to interact. Coming into work this morning, I was listening to a radio talk show. The host was encouraging his audience to talk about the separation issues between Church and State. As usual, each side was berating the other: Christians claimed to be persecuted by local, State and Federal laws; Federalists were claiming that Christians were interfering in school and county policies.Galatians 5: 13 You, my brothers, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another in love.No one, however, wanted to talk about the freedom that Christians called to express - the freedom to serve one another. Some Christians believe

from Smart Mobs by Emily TurretiniCompared to the English-speaking world, the Japanese have gone blog wild. They write Web logs at per capita rates that are off the global charts. The Washington Post reports. Although English speakers outnumber Japanese speakers by more than 5-1, slightly more blog postings are written in Japanese than in English, according to Technorati, the Internet search engine that monitors the blogosphere. By some estimates, as much as 40 percent of Japanese blogging is done on mobile phones, often by commuters staring cross-eyed at tiny screens for hours as they ride the world’s most extensive network of subways and commuter trains. Blogging in Japan, though, is a far tamer beast than in the United States and the rest of the English-speaking world. Japan’s conformist culture has embraced a technology that Americans often use for abrasive self-promotion and refashioned it as a soothingly nonconfrontational medium for getting along. loggers here shy away from

Anyone who knows me knows, that I'm a poor sport. If I beat you at anything I can't just be happy with the win. I have to rub it into you like sandpaper scraping an open wound. I will remind you of the time I beat you at______ till you f__king die!!Thin skinned people last maybe...2 seconds around me. So it's always a stunner when Japanese people shy away from boasting about their achievements?Case in point:3 of my first year J.H. students just passed the Eiken pre-2. I have not had any student fail an Eiken in 2 years. So when I say lets take a pic they get all gun shy? WTF?On any other day a pic is cool but if it resembles showing off it's a "no-go"Some of my better points have not rubbed off on them? Give it time....give it time!So Congrats to Asuka, Kei, Yuko, and Ayaka for steppin' ahead of their peers.

From an article by former NH state representative Ron Dupuis, titled In My Humble Opinion, NH: Can you handle the 'truth?' which appears in todays Seacoast Online: Last weekend was spent renewing old... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Yeah, CEO's are under a lot of pressure to produce financial results. That said, simply being named CEO of a public company is often the economic equivalent of winning the lottery. 10Q Detective comments on a couple of examples of such with one post on Michael Dell's millions of dollars a year in company-paid personal security and private aircraft costs and another post about the Bowl America CEO's $100K per year for life to be paid after he leaves the company.My boy Dogwood does investors a service by regularly discussing his performance, be it good or bad performance. Check out his post on "how not to day trade" for a great example. None of us is perfect and we all need to objectively and sometimes painfully dissect what we're doing wrong and what we're doing right. It's the only way to learn and to improve as a trader. Personally, I'm hoping that I run out of mistakes to share with you at some point but I know that there will probably always be something embarrassing for me t

I should have taken a screen print of those few shining hours yesterday morning, before all the other nominees noticed that they were nominated for the Best Parenting Blog thing, and me and my early-rising bloggy peeps were running the voting show. Ah well, at least a few of you immortalized the glory days hours in the comments. Since after a day and a half of voting, I have less than 10% of the votes of the leading contender and teetering on the edge of dead last, I think I safely call this race as run. If I thought it would help, I’d tell you to vote for my dear friend and bloggy sister, Bub and Pie, but even if we pool our votes I’m not sure we could clamber out of last place. Heck, they don’t even have the blog name right in the link list under the poll. They’ve got me down as Dani Girl instead of Postcards from the Mothership. Oh, that must be the problem. I’m suffering from brand confusion. Yeah, that’s it, that explains everything!

The United States harvests billions of pounds [more than a billion kilograms] of peanuts annually, producing almost 10 percent of the world total. Argentina, Brazil, Malawi, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, and Sudan are also major peanut-growing countries. How did the peanut become so popular? Is it ever wise to avoid eating peanuts?A Long HistoryThe peanut is thought to have originated in South America. One of the earliest known artifacts showing man's appreciation of peanuts is a pre-Columbian vase discovered in Peru. The vase is shaped like a peanut and is also decorated with peanut-shaped designs. Spanish explorers, who first encountered peanuts in South America, found them to be an excellent source of nutrition for their voyages. They then brought some back to Europe. The Europeans put the peanut to additional uses, even as a substitute for coffee beans.Later the Portuguese introduced peanuts to Africa. There peanuts were quickly recognized as a valuable food source that would gr

I just ran across this hilarious take on an unnamed Canadian sheeple (or would the singular be sheeperson?) and their bumper stickers. The full post is here. R-rated excerpt below.I'm in my car, sitting in traffic, and I notice the rig in front of me was covered in bumper stickers. Strange, strange bumper stickers....The final one was my favorite. It's off the crazy scale. It reads as such:What? Border collies? You fucking idiot. It doesn't even make sense. Any fucking shmuck on Earf can buy a fucking border collie. You might as well make the bumper sticker say, "It's hard to be humble when you own toothpaste." Makes as much sense. Now if it said, "It's hard to be humble when you own the greatest tits on the planet," well, yeah, I would imagine it would be hard to be humble in that spot. Otherwise it's weird."Hey, I saw you talking to that girl with the great tits. How did it go?""Awesome! She blew me in the bathroom. It was like she had no self-worth at all!""Hey, I saw you talk

B eing surrounded by apple orchard after apple orchard in this part of Michigan, you'd think apple pies would almost be a main course here! Well, I will let you in on a secret. Until a few days ago, I...

  I am a humble man. And, as a humble and fair man, I think I owe a few apologies. After watching us demolish Seville, my first thoughts were that I may have got a few things wrong. If a week is a long time in football, then in a month surely anything can happen. And only a month ago we had played just three games – a narrow last minute win at home to Fulham, an away win in Prague, and a battling draw away at Blackburn. Most certainly nothing to get very excited about. At that time I was questioning our team, our manager, our formation, the inclusion of Flamini, the tactics, the qualities of Adeybayor etc. etc. Now, after a further 5 games - winning them all and showing ever increasing confidence and panache - things are certainly looking different. At least to me. We mustn’t of course get carried away, but, BUT! everything is now looking beautifully rosy and everything seems to be going our way. Three goals scored on each of the last four games, beating the

Here is another comment I just posted over at CNN.com. I don’t know if it will get put up or not. Here is the comment:     Christians should humbly enter the ideas of Christian Freedom into the public debate. Christians should be willing to serve in government. These are good and right things.Christians should be [...]

Demos is mildly excited about the prospects of a British The West Wing on Radio 4. Number 10, the political drama, is an attempt to portray politicians as serious and competent; a refreshing challenge considering the domination of satire in Britain. If Demos is accurate, they portray politicians as they ought to be portrayed:Radio 4 is airing a new drama called 'Number 10' this Friday, which is sort of trying to do for UK politics what 'The West Wing' did for America. The really interesting question is whether the British public can swallow a positive portrayal of politicians as morally serious people who are genuinely trying to do their best in challenging circumstances.Jonathan Myerson, the author of the drama, writes about his reasoning in Prospect (including a fantastic quote):I’m proud to think that Number 10 might be an advertisement for politics and those involved in it. If the series has a slogan, it’s summed up in this speech by one of the PM’s special advisers: “I

Greetings to everyone in computer land, I thought I would add a little input into our little blog, as Karen has said before she has been working her socks off sorting out some new avenues for fellow artists and she’s doing a great job, I just don’t know where she get the time from these [...]

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the wonderful people who buy my art! I have recently had a few commisions and I must say..the faith that is put into me and the creation of my art is very much appreciated! I cannot tell you the proud feeling that bursts from my chest when a client is so happy with the end results. Here's to you.. You have all let me persue the best job in the world. I love to create art and to have met all the great people in the process is so worth it! Thank you Mom's who get murals for their kids..Thank you collectors of my mini Glamour girls! Thank you to the buyers of my Blackboards and Kitchen plaques! Thank you to the faithful commissions!Thank You!!!Artistic Environments www.Karen Kearney.com

Sometimes a quick snack or lunch for me is a steamed sweet potato. This humble spud is stuffed with anthocyanin, a flavanoid which helps fight heart disease. These days, it is available in many varieties - red skinned ones, orange skin and just pale beige ones. For steaming, I prefer the red skinned ones and would use the orange and yellow ones for boiling as a sweet dessert. Try not to add any sugar and boil with some honey dates. It is healthier and taste yummy too.

I would like to thank every single person who has sent mecomments on my past few posts regarding changing behavior.There have been some amazingly helpful ideas. Those ideas,the positive energy, as well as an INSANELY good night's sleep(thank you JESSICA - though I am thinking you gave me thedate rape drug!) leave me excited and humble. I am recommittedto living life to my fullest potential, especially when peoplewho don't even know me feel compelled to:a. wish me wellb. commend my couragec. provide me with constructive ways to deal with negativityWOO HOO!This is an amazing day. A new day. Some postive things going on.......................We are having clean up day at work. lame lame lame emailshave been passed around - lamer notices have been posted.BUT, it is a cleaning, a rebirth. I have tons of shit on my deskand....it will be reviewedit will be regarded it will be discardedhmmmmmmmmmmmmmm how can that relate to me in otherareas? (DUH!!)I am going to my friend's house (ruffie gi

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I'm still here at the ballyard watching the second game of the doubleheader and I have decided to tough it out and go into work late in the morning. In my mind, I am still thinking, "we lost to the Texas Rangers?"...Well, if you are going to lose real bad, make it memorable.Ok, so tonight's game was a total fluke. I'll say Wednesday night was one of the most fun nights of my life recently. With pretty much open seating tonight here (one of the ushers told me as I entered in the lower bowl, "sit where you want, just don't sit in the first row..."), you knew the night was going to be something else...After we gave up the 23rd & 24th run, most fans were besides themselves and started rooting for the Rangers. No one was really upset, it mass laughter and utter disbelief concerning the situation.You had to feel very sorry for Paul Shuey, Brian Buress and Rob Bell. Now, we really have to wonder about Daniel. The "bad" Daniel showed op, and it was mass chaos afterwards.Just awful, crazy,

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This is from WikiHow, it is a guide on being humble. I think it is good to read things like this every once and a while. There are a couple of these that I could do a lot better on. Amen? Appreciate your talents. Being humble doesn’t mean you can’t be confident or feel good about yourself. Self-esteem is not the same as pride. Both come from a recognition of your own talents and qualities, but pride–the kind of pride that leans toward arrogance–is rooted in insecurity about them. Think about the abilities you have and be thankful for them. Understand your limitations. No matter how talented you are, there is almost always somebody who can do something better than you can. Even if you are the best in the world at doing one thing, there are other things–important, worthwhile things–that you cannot do, and you may never be able to do some of these things. Add to this the fact that there are a great many things that no person can do, and you can get som

Today, I want to formally welcome a relatively "New Member" to Active Rain.  His name is Francisco Gutierrez from San Diego, California.  He actually joined "The Rain" back in February and has been busy servicing the Southern California Market for First American Title!  When I saw his "Profile Page", I was very impressed with how he structured it.  What a useful tool for his clients and yours.  Please join me and welcome him, maybe we'll get another post out of him!  (No Pressure Francisco) LOL!  Welcome Aboard!!I normally post information to try and help other members and my invited Active Rain guests, but today, I have decided to take advantage of this opportunity.  I would be remiss if I didn't share this information with you.  I am proud to work for a company that has been on a growth spurt since 1889.  That's a long time.  There are two things I'd like

Humble Pie – Humble Pie (1970)(Re-Post)320kbpsAlternating hard-driving blues-rockers with country-folk numbers, Humble Pie neatly showcases the two sides of this band's personality on their first release for a major American label and third album overall. All of the elements are in place for the sound that would reach its studio peak with the next release, Rock On, and culminate with the classic Live at the Fillmore album. "Earth and Water Song" provides a blueprint for the acoustic guitar-based sound Peter Frampton would ride to multi-platinum success as a solo artist later in the decade. "One Eyed Trouser-Snake Rumba" and "Red Light Mama, Red Hot!" show the hard-rocking direction in which Steve Marriott would move the band after Frampton's departure the following year.Review by Jim Newsom (allmusic.com)1. Live With Me (7:51)2. Only A Roach (2:44)3. One-Eyed Trouser-Snake Rumba (2:47)4. Earth And Water Song (6:13)5. I'm Ready (4:56)6. Theme From Skint(See You Later Liquidator) (5

Humble Pie - Town and Country(1969)(Re-Post)320kbpsAnyone who thinks of Humble Pie solely in terms of their latter-day boogie rock will be greatly surprised with this, the band's second release, for it is almost entirely acoustic. There is a gently rocking cover of Buddy Holly's "Heartbeat," and a couple of electrified Steve Marriott numbers, but the overall feel is definitely more of the country than the town or city. "The Sad Bag of Shaky Jake" is a typical Marriott country ditty, similar to those he would include almost as a token on each of the subsequent studio albums, and "Every Mother's Son" is structured as a folk tale. On "The Light of Love," Marriott even plays sitar. Peter Frampton's contributions here foreshadow the acoustic-based music he would make as a solo artist a few years later. As a whole, this is a crisp, cleanly recorded, attractive-sounding album, totally atypical of the Humble Pie catalog, but well worth a listen.Review by Jim Newsom(allmusic.com) 1. Take Me

We found this little gem over at our Italian friends at Autoblog.it this morning. At first, we thought it must be some sort of a photoshop joke reminiscent of the vehicles featured in the “Cars Movie”. As it turns out though, it’s as real as it gets. Along with a bunch of extra images, we also discovered that the….Smorsche is the work of some crazy Greek guy who was probably fed up with the 500’s cutely looks and decided to give it the Porsche treatment! Ok, I just got a crazy idea; how about we give a real-life Porsche 911 Turbo to this innovative fella and let him transform it into a Fiat 500? Now, that would be something to talk about wouldn’t it… Via: Autoblog.it , Source: AMS & ScooterClubHellas 2007, auto+news, Auto news, automobile, automotive, blogs, car+news, Car news, cars, Carscoop, clubrot, Fiat+500, Fiat 500, Porsche+911+Turbo, Porsche 911, Replica, Turbo, vehicles

Congratulations to my girl Rihanna which has topped the Billboard’s Hot 100, she climbed from the 41 spot to the 1st spot. The song really deserves such a spot, it’s a great summer jam that everyone is enjoying & it’s taking a notorious impact here in Lebanon. By the way, I still play the song on daily bases & the play count has reached 160 plays! The video for her new single was already shot over at the Czech Republic in Prague & I bet it’s another hot video from Rihanna. Rihanna has been humble the past 2 weeks up till now; she has been promoting her album all over Europe… Now pinch me if I am dreaming! I read one month ago about a Rihanna - Beyonce duet, but I didn’t belive it at all; however, this all seemed out to be true & not only Rihanna & Beyonce will be on the track, but also Jay Z! This is even hotter than the Beyonce – Shakira duet! The song has yet decided if it will be a new track or a remix from one of the song on Rihanna’s album. Fantastic news!

Man, I just can’t wait to be clothed with my heavenly dwelling.  All this junk keeps coming up from within me…even more stuff I still didn’t realize was there.  It’s like I will have a good few days, full of God…and then once I think I know something….BAM….I get knocked right off that high horse…..and it really hurts sometimes.  I’m even more convinced that I know nothing…the new goal of my life is to unlearn everything I think I know and to profess knowing nothing…but Christ crucified.  I seriously cannot do this on my own…every time I think I have something…I realize that I have nothing. I don’t know about some of you reading this…but I struggle with spiritual pride…and I HATE it…I’m being real with you.  I’m not afraid to admit it, its something I struggle with.  I’m wondering why I haven’t had any visitations, or been taken to the 3rd heave

A showcase for former Small Faces' frontman Steve Marriott and one-time Herd guitar virtuoso Peter Frampton, the hard rock outfit Humble Pie formed in Essex, England in 1969. Also featuring ex-Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley along with drummer Jerry Shirley, the fledgling group spent the first several months of its existence locked away in Marriott's Essex cottage, maintaining a relentless practice schedule. Signed to the Immediate label, Humble Pie soon issued their debut single "Natural Born Boogie," which hit the British Top Ten and paved the way for the group's premiere LP, As Safe as Yesterday Is.After touring the U.S. in support of 1969's Town and Country, Humble Pie returned home only to discover that Immediate had declared bankruptcy. The band recruited a new manager, Dee Anthony, who helped land them a new deal with A&M; behind closed doors, Anthony encouraged Marriott to direct the group towards a harder-edged, grittier sound far removed from the acoustic melodies favore

Here is the index to all the recipes I have posted. I will continue to update this as I add recipes. Hopefully it will make things a little easier! Appetizers / Starters / Hors D'Oevres Crab Cakes with Red Pepper AioliDeborah's Capresi SaladDeborah's Tomato and Red Onion Bruschetta Grilled Polenta with Asparagus and Parmesan Spinach and Artichoke Dip SushiTorta Caprese / Capresi TartSoups

So we all followed the crowd on the issue of the Google AdSense Policy update, and we were wrong. Eric Lander has posted (with permission) and email from the Google AdSense tem, which clears up the matter. You can now run whatever ads you like, even ads from competing networks on the same page (as long as that is within the other networks terms) as long as their not visually mistakable for AdSense ads. AdSense publishers may display third party advertisements on sites and pages showing Google ads as long as the formatting or color scheme of these ads is sufficiently different from the layout of the Google ads. In other words, if you choose to place non-Google ads on the same site or page as Google ads, it should be clear to the user that the ads are served by different advertising networks and that the non-Google ads have no association with Google. Eric makes a good point in his post that he got riled up after: Seeing that on an expert's site, I based my opinion and became very upse

I avoided writing about the ramifications of Google’s latest update to the AdSense policy (actual policy) yesterday for two reasons. The second reason, that I needed to read the policy thoroughly, is a direct consequence of the first. The first reason, is that I put stuck my size 10 foot deep in my mouth yesterday on Eric Lander’s blog. Eric wrote quite an impassioned and reactionary article to the news of the policy changes, and I waded in with this comment: Hi Eric, I think you'll find that Jensense is wrong on this. This only applies to Ads on the SAME page at the SAME moment in time. However 20 minutes later, after a little more research I had to comment on Erics blog again, this time to eat humble pie: LOL.. looks like I'm the one doing the back peddling now! Sorry about that Eric, but I was wrong! Oops! Talk about egg on my face! Eric, you can consider this another apology for leaping before I looked. The story was broke by Jennifer Slegg on JenSense (great blog

I am making my normal Saturday night update a day early this week for a reason; today is the 200th birthday of Robert E. Lee and I wanted to talk about a quote he made. Robert E. Lee said, "My chief concern is to try and be an humble, earnest Christian" I think that is something we all should be striving for. Humble is defined as "Marked by meekness or modesty in behavior, attitude, or spirit; not arrogant or prideful; Low in rank, quality, or station" In Mark 7 we are told that pride is one of the qualities that come from within a man that defiles him: For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders, Thefts, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, lasciviousness, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness (Mark 7:21-22). Is humble not what our Savior was? Paul wrote to he church at Philippi "But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men" (Philippians 2:7)). Our

It was a lovely evening.We sat around my in-laws dining room table and laughed while Corban and Micah filled their plates yet again with turkey, cranberry jelly and mashed potatoes. It was funny because we had just eaten Thanksgiving dinner at my brother's home, not quite an hour before! But they are growing boys, so we just sat back and watched, remembering a time when we could eat whatever we wanted.The conversation flowed over slices of pie and coffee. It really was enjoyable, but I was feeling quite irritated that I had needed to remind the boys several times to say "Thank you", and "Yes" instead of "Yeah".They know these things - I've taught them to be polite their whole lives! Are they on politeness overload from this long day of visiting family? I grumbled to myself, wiping the baby's nose and handing her the toy she'd dropped."Kevin, would you like pecan or pumpkin pie?" my mother-in-law asked him as he eyed the beautiful pastries on the table. "Or perhaps a slice of both?"

Yesterday I just had this feeling. I knew that I needed to be at Sidetrack last night. I wrangled some friends into meeting me there. I thought I knew what was going to happen there but it turned out it was the complete opposite.I was extended an olive branch. It was not something I was expecting, but I really can't even begin to think I think anything about this man. I only know what I've been told by my ex and he had an agenda. For me, forgiving is not an easy task. I was completely humbled by what this man did last night. It could not have been easy for him. I wish to thank him again if perhaps he is reading this.Last night put a few things into perspective for me. Perhaps I've been too harsh on my ex. Perhaps there is a part somewhere in me that could forgive him for this and move on a little bit easier but that remains to be seen. I was just a pawn. I was put in between two people and used an excuse for their relationship to be over. My friend Jason gave me some great advice

Well I finally saw the kid who gave me the raunchy Christmas card. I told him I wanted to speak to him and he got all red in the face again, so I figured that he knew what this conversation was going to be about. Not so much. I sat him down in one of the quiet spots in the seating area of the cafeteria and explained to him that what he wrote was extremely inappropriate, but he wasn't trying to hear that at first. I could look in his eyes and see that comprehension wasn't clicking as fast as it does other times. "But that's how I feel. I want to make you cookies on Valentines and do what I writed at you with you. I want you to be my girlfriend friend. Not friend, but girlfriend"I had to explain to him why you can't just write or say something like that to someone you don't know and if you really like someone you have to handle things with more tact. I think he thought I was telling him that I hated him or something because he started boo-hoo crying. "You don't like me ever at all

Current Mood: Playful I was browsing through a domain forum where everyone was asked if they would gladly accept a jet full of money.  One guy “humbly” said he wouldn’t but if he did, he’d give it all to the poor.  I honestly can’t believe anyone would lie an obvious lie. I would honestly love to know [...]