You are beginning the process of planning your wedding and finding out just how much goes into making it to "I do". It can be quite overwhelming. Many don't know where to start.
My top ten practical tips are listed below, but listen to me…. The most important thing you can do while planning your wedding is to focus on your marriage. Never lose sight of what you are celebrating and everything will be perfect!
Know your budget, then back into your guest count. It doesn't work the other way around!
Schedule in wedding planning time each week so that it doesn't take up every available hour of your engagement. Enjoy your engagement!
Learn which flowers are in season around your wedding date for big savings to your budget.
Ask for sentimental input from family members and promise to incorporate as much as you can. Doing so may help lessen some of the unsolicited design and logistical suggestions.
Once you've picked your wedding theme and color palette, step away from Pinterest. No need to see the latest wedding trends once you've settled your design plans. It'll only leave you confused and second guessing your decisions… plus it can make for a hodge-podge design. It's better to stick with one theme than have all the latest trends comingled.
Don't underestimate the time it'll take to DIY wedding invitations. Invitations tend to be the most stressful task for brides. Even after you purchase your invitation suite, there are hours left to assemble, address, stamp and mail. Consider outsourcing this task.
Insist on meeting with YOUR DJ & MC before the wedding day. The entertainment company you choose is essential to making your day the Best Day Ever. Be sure the team fits your style.
Always have a back-up plan in case of inclement weather. If your ceremony, cocktail hour, or reception is to be outdoors, regardless of the season, have a back-up plan. No one wants to be making a last minute decision when a little gray storm cloud appears.
Consider Lighting when choosing your venue and getting ready locations. Natural light is best. Your pictures will last a lifetime so put your photographer in the best situation to get you the best photos.
Hire a wedding planner! You're too busy to go it alone. The tips that planners can provide, the peace of mind we bring, as well as the savings we seek to find more than pay for our fees in the wedding planning process.
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Didier Drogba: the Premier League's biggest misconception
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Didier Drogba is just one of those guys you can't help but like. It's the energy, the power, the flowing locks. The way he bullied hapless defenders. The Ivorian is one of the cult heroes of English football, no doubt. "DROGBA LEGEND," reads the famous banner at Stamford Bridge. Legend indeed. In an illustrious career at Chelsea that spanned 8 years from 2004-2012 (with one farewell season in 2014/15 ), Drogba netted some of the most crucial goals in the club's history. One thinks of his late equalising header against Bayern Munich in the 2012 Champions League final and his winning penalty in the ensuing shootout. The FA Cup clincher in the infamously tedious 2007 final, an occasion where history would repeat itself ,three years later- this time against Portsmouth from a free-kick.
League form, however, is the greatest misconception of Dider Drogba. The Ivorian only managed 0.41 goals per game- miles below what you would expect of the typical calibre many associate him with. To put that it into perspective, Thierry Henry scored 0.68 goals per match, Alan Shearer 0.59, while Sergio Agüero currently averages 0.69. In fact, Drogba was rarely first-choice striker at Chelsea, which is staggering considering his 'legend' status among social media. Upon his hefty £24m price tag, many expected him to hit the ground running in West London. His first season was of profound disappointment, starting less than half of the matches and managing only 10 goals. Eidur Gudjohnsen- an attacking midfielder by trade- was the preferred option leading the lines in Mourinho's 4-3-3 system for his link-up play and selfless runs off the ball. Drogba, on the other hand, was a more traditional number nine. He thrived on crosses in to the box and long, direct balls, where he could exercise his physicality and heading ability. However, with the likes of Thierry Henry and Wayne Rooney adding a new dimension to forward play- that is, dropping deeper to link attacks and chipping in with assists- the traditional number nine was gradually falling out of favour.
Bar a prolific 2006/07 season where he netted 20 goals, Drogba's league-form and goal stats remained chronically underwhelming until Ancelotti's arrival in 2009. In 05/06 he scored 12 times in 29 appearances, 07/08 saw 8 goals in 19 appearances, which then dropped even further to a mere 5 goals in 24 appearances for 08/09. In 09/10, though, Drogba fired out of the blocks- scoring 13 goals in his first 15 matches. Still though, Chelsea looked a more fluid, well-rounded unit in his absence. Nicolas Anelka, like Gudjohnsen under Mourinho, was the superior 'team-player' for Ancelotti despite Drogba's magnificent individual contributions. The speedy Frenchman could link play and also run in behind, making Chelsea's attacks more unpredictable. Drogba ended the season with another Premier League title in his hands and a first golden boot award but, once again, he had become the plan B.
Drogba was the definition of a big-game player. When the stakes were high, when the adrenaline was coursing through his veins, he came to life. It is equally notable that the style and tempo of cup matches suited the Ivorian. They have a tendency to be cagey, attritional affairs, where traditionally technical teams will be more direct- just look at Liverpool in the Champions Leage final. The game becomes a real battle, a scrap, long balls and hopeful crosses into the box suddenly of the essence. Drogba feasts on that.
To earn a spot on the pantheon of the greatest players to have played for Chelsea, to become compared in Instagram polls to the likes of Shearer, Henry and Suarez, to spark misty-eyed nostalgia years after retirement you need to put in big performances in big games. Drogba perfected this art to a tee. But one of the great 'Premier League' strikers of all time? Not even top 20.
Kit Review: Nottingham Forest anniversary shirt
June 7, 2019 August 7, 2019 / postandinfooty	/ Leave a comment
The timeless tale of Nottingham Forest's 1979/80 miracle men will not just forever provide the backbone of Forest folklore, but was an achievement that will never be forgotten by anybody around Europe alive to witness it. The idiosyncratic Brian Clough and his trusted adviser Peter Taylor guided outsiders Nottingham Forest to the peak of european football twice in a row- a feat only achieved by one other English club (Liverpool). Having never even seen Forest in the Premier League, the story never ceases to amaze me, something which can be said for many of the younger generation. Even after 40 years -an era of gradual decline and visceral disappointment- it's proved the lifeline keeping the city ground afloat on the banks of the Trent. "How many European Cups have you won then ?" The ultimate silencer. Clinging on to the past ? Maybe. But why not ? It is a proud, illustrious history, and one that no doubt deserves to be celebrated.
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first European Cup win, Forest teamed up with Macron to produce 1979 limited-edition celebratory shirts (as we won it in 1979), each one worth £70. A hefty price tag, but, in all honesty, worth every penny. There was something almost prestigious about it, as though you were buying the European cup itself.
Arriving in an authentic red box, sleekly adorned with miracle men logos, the Forest badge and a fading, legendary photo of John Mcgovern et al crowding round round the trophy, it was the fanciest wrapping you'll ever get for a football shirt. Ever. Inside, it got even better. A quaint little booklet containing some of the memorable photos of the cup run was perched on one side- another lovely touch- but it was the main event that really caught your eye. Concealed behind a transparent sheet of plastic was the shirt itself, the different shades of red a beautiful combination.
Though, it was not until you looked closer that the real magic of the shirt hit you. Inscribed on one of the half the shirt like Latin on some Roman colosseum were the names of everybody lucky enough to have been part of that European cup winning team. Names like John Mcgovern, Gary Birtles, Franck Clark and John Robertson particularly leaped out to me, – perpetually popping up when the older Forest fans reminisce over 'the good old times'. Even the inside of the neck, repeatedly stamped with European Cup Winners 1979, was designed to a tee, while the back of the neck was embellished with a tiny, but somehow powerful European Cup. Macron- a company who can often over-sponsor themselves on shirts – made sure to keep it simple, and it spoke volumes of the importance of honouring the shirt and achievement. After all, only a handful of clubs get to produce European Cup-winning celebratory tops.
Comfort: 9.5
Aesthetics: 10
Uniqueness: 9.8
Rarity: 10
Retro Factor: 9.1

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With the rack in the middle position, preheat the oven to 325°F (170°C).
In an ovenproof pot or Dutch oven over medium-high heat, brown the meat on all sides in the oil. Season with pepper. Set aside on a plate.
In the same pot over medium heat, brown the onion, adding oil if necessary. Add the spices and continue cooking for about 1 minute. Return the meat to the pot and add the remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil. Cover, transfer to the oven and cook for 2 ½ hours or until the meat is fork tender.
In a pot of salted boiling water, cook the noodles until al dente. Drain and oil lightly. Set aside.
In a skillet over medium heat, stir-fry the peas in the oil until al dente. Season with salt and pepper. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute more. Add the noodles and continue cooking until heated through. Adjust the seasoning.
Divide the noodles among bowls. Top with the beef and drizzle with the cooking juices. Garnish with cashews and cilantro.
This was an excellent and successful meal. It took me a little bit time to find the buckweat noodles but I found them at an oriental grocery market. Great tasting! and the kids loved it.


Most of the preachers I know work very hard at the craft God has called them to. They labor hour after hour, week after week, in order to faithfully feed the people God has entrusted to them.
Apart from clarity on behalf of the one communicating, the listener is incapable of receiving the intended message. Listening to some sermons feels like trying to find your way through a smoke-filled room. You're just not sure which way is up and which is down. For all the hard work we're putting into our sermons, we can't neglect the ever-important question: Am I being CLEAR?
I love words. I love learning new words and love reading, or hearing someone put together a beautifully crafted sentence. Words can also confuse, if the listener doesn't know what they mean. Sometimes we make this mistake by assuming that everyone listening to us is familiar with theological nomenclature that may seem like second nature after years of seminary, or study. The truth is, lots of people aren't familiar with terms like atonement, propitiation, and predestination. I'm not saying DON'T use these words, I'm saying make sure you take the time to explain them. Also, as a basic rule, don't use a fancy word when you can use a simple one.
Very rarely have I been confused in the pulpit. Very rarely have I listened to a preacher that seemed confused with his own thoughts. OFTEN I have looked out and seen the look on faces that says, "Yeah, I have no idea what you're getting at." When something is clear in your own mind it can be easy to skip steps in communicating your point. The problem is, when you skip steps you lose people. They can't just hear you jump from A to C. Without B, they won't know how you got to C and won't be able to follow your logic - I'm sorry if the choice to use those letters was confusing:). Work hard to take people through every step of your train of thought.
Sometimes it's not WHAT we say, but HOW we say something that throws people off. Maybe we make the mistake of being funny where humor isn't appropriate, or using a tone that sounds harsh. Often, listeners trip over these things and can't hear what we're trying to communicate. We need to make sure our hearts are clear as we communicate. More important, we need to make sure God's heart is clear. Saying what God says, but missing the heart from which He says it is just as damaging as misrepresenting what God said. If we want to be clear we have to get our tone correct.


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Webb, Gilmore, Cantor, Cuccinelli: The pols Virginia wants to forget
Remember ol' Jim Webb, Jim Gilmore, Eric Cantor, Ken Cuccinelli? Of course you do; you once voted them into public office.
Jim Webb rules out independent run for president
Former U.S. Sen. Jim Webb couldn't make headway in his brief bid for the Democratic Party presidential nomination.
Jim Webb takes another step toward possible independent run for president
Jim Webb barely made a ripple in the presidential waters during his brief run for the Democratic Party nomination.
What's next for Jim Webb? For sure, not another long-shot presidential race
Jim Webb dropped out of the Democratic Party presidential race this week, and said he is considering a run for president as an independent. Don't count on that happening.
It's official: Jim Webb drops out of Democratic Party presidential race
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb is officially out of the Democratic Party presidential race, still leaving open the possibility that he would make what would be a difficult run for president as an independent candidate.
Jim Webb considering independent run for president
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb is reportedly considering a run for president as an independent. The Webb campaign said in a statement that Webb will hold a news conference on Tuesday at the National Press Club in Washington.
Jim Webb critical of CNN, Anderson Cooper for handling of presidential debate
Jim Webb had to fight for the right to talk during Tuesday's CNN Democratic Party presidential debate, and in doing so has been pilloried in the media for supposedly wasting his time to point out that he was getting shafted.
#DemDebate: Stick a fork in Jim Webb
Jim Webb has a lot to offer. It won't be as a long-shot presidential candidate.
Jim Webb: U.S. needs to be careful with Syrian refugees
The Obama administration has signaled a willingness to have the United States take in more refugees from the crisis in Syria. Democratic Party presidential hopeful Jim Webb is throwing up the caution sign.
MSNBC piece questions Jim Webb commitment to Democratic Party presidential race
An MSNBC piece published Wednesday raised questions about the commitment of former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb to the 2016 Democratic Party presidential race.
Poll: Hillary Clinton with strong lead among Iowa Democrats
Public Policy Polling has former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton comfortably atop the Democratic Party presidential field in Iowa.
Jim Webb: Obama needs to 'deal strongly with China'
Democratic Party presidential hopeful Jim Webb has some pointed advice for President Obama with China President Xi Jinping beginning a U.S. visit that will include a presidential summit later this week.
Poll: Hillary Clinton still has sizable lead nationally among Democrats
With all the talk about Hillary Clinton being vulnerable in Iowa and New Hampshire, the former Secretary of State is still well ahead of the Democratic Party presidential field.
Jim Webb: Help my 'under-financed insurgent campaign'
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb is trailing well behind in the polls in his bid for the Democratic Party presidential nomination. He's also trailing in the money race, and as much as he hates the money part of politics, well, that's the way the game is played.
Jim Webb skips out on Democratic National Committee meeting: Sends message on Hillary Clinton ties
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb isn't in Minneapolis today to take the stage at the Democratic National Committee Summer Meeting, and it's not because he's busy helping his daughter move into college.
Public Policy Polling: Bernie Sanders surges to lead over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire
Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders has surged to a seven-point lead over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a poll of New Hampshire voters released on Tuesday by Public Policy Polling.
Jim Webb defends record on women in military
Jim Webb, in 1979, wrote a magazine piece titled "Women Can't Fight" addressing the role of women in combat. Now running for the Democratic Party presidential nomination, Webb would like you to know that he didn't write the headline.
Jim Webb: PAC money 'screwing up the political process'
Jim Webb was a solid U.S. senator who didn't exactly embrace what it took in terms of money to get elected. Now a presidential candidate, Webb is decrying the role that money plays in the race for the White House.
Jim Webb on Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders: Americans worried about future
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb hasn't seen his presidential campaign catch fire yet, to say the least. He was asked in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" about two campaigns that have caught fire: Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Bernie Sanders.
Jim Webb talks foreign policy: Iran, North Korea
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb joined the chorus of political leaders criticizing the Obama administration agreement with Iran.
Jim Webb: Met with Joe Biden, keeps substance private
Former Virginia U.S. Sen. Jim Webb said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that he met last month with Vice President Joe Biden, but stopped short of discussing the substance of the conversation, including whether Biden indicated whether or not he might be running for president in 2016.
The Chris Graham Show: Maureen McDonnell, Virginia in the presidential race, Rockingham County Fair
The Chris Graham Show reports on the busy week at the Rockingham County Fair – with concerts featuring Lady Antebellum, Alabama and Lynyrd Skynyrd – then dives into Virginia politics with segments on the bribery case involving former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, former First Lady Maureen McDonnell, and presidential contenders Jim Gilmore and Jim Webb.
Jim Webb touts himself in Iowa as 'unbought,' 'unbossed'
The 2016 general election campaign is likely to cost the two major-party nominees upwards of a billion dollars each. Jim Webb is among those who thinks this isn't a good sign for American democracy.
Poll: Hillary Clinton with commanding lead in Virginia presidential race
Virginia has gone Democratic in the past two presidential elections. It's looking right now like Virginia Democrats are overwhelmingly going Hillary Clinton.
Sh-h-h-h! Don't tell anybody, but Jim Webb is running for president
Jim Webb is taking a different route to rolling out his presidential campaign. With so many candidates jumping into the race via the campaign rally with dozens of supporters waving flags and placards, and earning wall-to-wall TV coverage for the trouble of getting all that together, Webb took the road less-traveled.
DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Jim Webb presidential announcement
In response to Jim Webb's announcement that he will run for president in 2016, DNC Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz released the following statement.
Jim Webb: I am running for president
Full text of the annnouncement from former U.S. Sen. Jim Webb that he will seek the Democratic Party nomination to run for president in 2016.
Jim Webb: Kids need an equal shot
Former U.S. senator and potential presidential aspirant Jim Webb told Iowa children's advocates on Sunday in Mason City that the American political and economic system must create and expand new opportunities for working families to ensure that kids get an "equal shot" at success.
If it matters: Hillary leads GOP field in early, early 2016 polling
A poll out last week from Public Policy Polling has presumptive 2016 Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton lapping the Republican Party field.
Democrats win battles: But Virginia Republicans win the war
Watching the State of the Commonwealth address with the sound down, one thing was obvious during the cutaway shots on applause lines during Gov. Terry McAuliffe's speech.
Clintonistas have their eye on Jim Webb
Town Hall wrote this week on the recent Jim Webb news regarding payments from his Born Fighting PAC to family members with the suggestion that the news bit could have come from Team Clinton's oppo research efforts.
Jim Webb taps veteran liberal journalist to head up campaign communications
The Jim Webb exploratory presidential team added a new member on Friday with the tapping of veteran journalist Craig Crawford to head up communications for the campaign.
Jim Webb digging a deeper hole with defense of PAC spending
So the story isn't that former U.S. Sen. Jim Webb overpaid family members for questionable services using PAC funds. It's that the media isn't telling the whole story.
Jim Webb under fire for PAC payments to family members
The presidential campaign of former U.S. Sen. Jim Webb is scrambling in the wake of a report that his Born Fighting PAC has paid more than $90,000 for services provided by his wife and daughter.
Does Jim Webb have a shot at presidential nomination?
Jim Webb became the first contender to formally throw his hat into the ring for 2016 this week, announcing the formation of an exploratory committee that jumpstarts his run for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Jim Webb for president: Who woulda thunk it?
The last place that Jim Webb seemed to want to be was there. There, this particular afternoon, was Court Square Theater, toward the end of his 2006 Senate race.
Senate passes resolution honoring U.S.S Enterprise
The U.S. Senate today unanimously approved a resolution offered by Sens. Jim Webb (D-Va.) and Mark R. Warner (D-Va.) commemorating the deactivation of U.S.S. Enterprise after 51 years of service and honoring the more than 100,000 current and former sailors and Marines who served aboard the aircraft carrier. The Enterprise, which was home ported in Norfolk, was the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.
Webb: Conference report on defense bill supports troops, strategic posture overseas
Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) on Wednesday voiced strong support for the conference report of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013. The legislation was reported out of the Senate-House conference committee last night and is expected to pass both houses of Congress this week.
Webb: Defense bill safeguards troops, advances critical defense, national security initiatives
The U.S. Senate last night passed the National Defense Authorization Actfor Fiscal Year 2013, which includes numerous defense and national-security initiatives long advocated by Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.). The bill, approved by a vote of 98-0, will now be conferenced with the House Armed Services Committee.
Senate approves Webb amendment to reaffirm U.S. commitment to Japan on the Senkaku Islands
Late Thursday, the U.S. Senate unanimously approved an amendment offered by Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) to reaffirm the United States' commitment to Japan under Article V of the Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security, and to firmly counter any attempts to challenge Japan's administration of the Senkaku Islands.
Sen. Webb: Focus on Defense Department's 'must-have' programs
During debate on the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013 on Tuesday, Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) reiterated his concerns about using funding intended for operations, maintenance, and acquisition programs to expand biofuel research-and-development (R&D) programs in the Department of Defense.
Sen. Webb cosponsors bipartisan legislation to help individuals with disabilities save for the future
Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) co-sponsored the bipartisan Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act, a bill that will allow people with disabilities to more easily save for necessary expenses.
Webb: Fight unfair China trade practices
Sen. Jim Webb, D-Va., has called on the Obama administration to strengthen its enforcement of laws designed to combat unfair trade practices used by Chinese companies that harm American furniture manufacturers.
Webb: Creative American leadership needed to resolve South China Sea disputes
Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) on Thursday chaired a Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs hearing where he called on the Administration to use American influence to discourage the use of military force or the unilateral expansion of sovereignty claims in East Asia, and to employ the "creative energy of our leadership" to seek the resolution of escalating maritime territorial disputes.
Committee approves Webb provisions to protect Post-9/11 GI Bill
The Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee today approved important provisions by Sen. Jim Webb, author of the landmark Post-9/11 GI Bill, to protect veterans' education benefits from abuses by certain schools.


So a while ago I decided that I wanted to move back to Neukölln. Nothing against the place I was living in, mind you—it's just that my internship was over, I had no need to be five minutes away from my office by bike, and Mitte was just, well, insanely boring for my taste. But I should have known that starting a WG search would be just as difficult as it was the last time around, when I wanted to go back to my old neighborhood and found out that as I had moved out, every hipster and his brother had moved in and were certainly not planning on going anywhere.
Nevertheless, I took the opportunity while I was traveling for a month (more about that in a future post) to amp up my search and send out some emails. About a week ago, right before I was set to come back from Budapest, I found a place that looked promising: a 4-bedroom apartment in Neukölln right around the corner from where I used to live on Jansastraße with not one, but two bedrooms up for grabs. My chances and hopes were high, and I sent them an email. I got an almost immediate response from one of the two girls occupying the space to come for a viewing. They warned me that, unfortunately, they would have to do a "casting" (when everyone looking at the apartment comes at the same time in a big group—usually a completely artificial way to meet future roommates but time-sensitive and occasionally effective in separating the WG wheat from the chaff, so to speak). One of them was studying for final exams and simply wouldn't have the time to meet several new people over the course of the next week. All right, I thought, I'll make the best of it; at the very least it will be good German practice after being out of town for nearly a month and getting barely a chance to speak it.
The meeting time was 7:30 on the day I was returning to Berlin, and after an hour-delay on the flight followed by the realization when I got in that none of the S-bahns was working, followed by a mad dash (1 bus + 2 U-bahns) to get home in time to drop off my stuff and then get back to Neukölln, I was finally walking through the gate of the most glorious apartment building I had seen in a while. After going through the gate, I was standing in a square courtyard with a garden. Four entrances at each corner led up to the apartments, and I climbed the stairs to find an apartment as gorgeous as the building it was in, with two nice, adorable, and friendly girls living there. I greeted them and began speaking to them in German, explaining that although I had written the email in English, my German was fine and I would prefer to practice it as much as possible. They showed us around the place: four huge bedrooms, two of them with balconies and the others with big windows, and in the middle of it all a common area probably the size of the entire apartment I'm living in now, with enough room for a real couch and coffee table area as a living room, and a full kitchen with two refrigerators, a ridiculous amount of counter space, and a table to seat eight. My mind spun at the great dinners I could have here, and the time I could spend here, just being happy I didn't live in a place as tiny as the one I had.
A few more people came in, making the total number of visitors about six, and we were introduced to the Danish boyfriend of one of the girls, who was also here to check out the newcomers. We sat down in the living room and began to talk, and to my surprise (or, well, not really), I found myself being the only one out of six people there who could hold down a conversation—and I was speaking German. Most others just sat there and smiled awkwardly, only spoke when they were spoken to, and generally had no personality. Five girls and one boy, and I was the only non-German, and I was practically leading the discussion, even managing to make jokes and laugh along with others. I found out that the two girls were sisters, the older one 24 and studying architecture and also in a band, the younger one 21 and studying psychology. I talked to them about cooking, and traveling, and Copenhagen, where I had just been and where the older one's boyfriend was from. I had a great time. I left thinking I definitely had the place; after all, I had stood out in a group of five Germans who seemingly had little personality to speak of, and I wasn't even speaking my own language. I didn't dare to hope, because I knew where that had gotten me the last time I was too hopeful, but I figured with two rooms and six people looking at them, there was no way this couldn't go in my favor.
even though we think you are super nice we chose somebody else. Please dont take it personally or anything. We wish you the best. good luck with finding a room!
After ten minutes of tears and rage and writing emails all in capital letters to friends about how I am doomed never to find my own apartment, how I can't win no matter what I do, and how not one thing in my life can ever go right, I decided to actually write to them and find out if there was anything specific I could have done differently. After all, there must have been a reason why this was the second dream WG I thought I had in the bag, and they had gone with someone else.
I'm really sorry to hear that as I loved the place and I thought we were a perfect fit. Is there any particular reason you didn't choose me? I'm trying not to take it personally, but it's just that this isn't the first time I've felt like I got along great with potential WG's and then they chose someone else. I feel like I'm doing something wrong and I just don't know what.
Anyway, best of luck with your new roommates and please remember me if someone happens to not be able to take a room or moves out.
I personally also thought that the two of us would fit, but Margareta felt a bit insecure. She is a rather quiet person and is afraid that with you and me being really talkative and rather loud, she would end up being even more quiet and not being able to step into our conversations anymore. She is a bit younger and i can understand her. When i was her age, i also felt so much behind those that were 3 or 4 years older than me, especially when they had a lot to talk about.
sorry again. and good luck!
My first reaction was total and utter shock. I hadn't gotten the place because I had been too friendly. Plain and simple. I hadn't gotten the place because I had been able to be talkative and open in German. While the others sat there being as boring as could be in the language they were born with, I broke a sweat making an effort to speak in their language, and it was actually what sunk me in the end.
Thanks again for replying and giving me a straightforward answer. I'm really sorry she felt that way, because I always think that I'm really good at bringing people out of their shells and getting them to open up, even when they may technically think of themselves as shy. But perhaps because I was trying hard to make a good impression (and also not to sound like an idiot in German, which I hope I didn't!), I may not have given you both as much attention as I should have. Anyway, I thought you were both very cool girls who reminded me of my two best friends here (who are also sisters, and the younger one a bit less talkative at the beginning too) and I wish you the best. As I said, if someone ends up moving out at some point, please consider contacting me again. I plan to be here for a while and who knows what the future will bring.
And I've got a hundred more WG's to see before I find anything like that one.


Hope for Prisoners Task Force (Unitarian Universalist Church): a group to raise awareness of the issues related to mass incarceration in our community, state, and nation, and to affirm the worth and dignity of those in jail or prison and their families, and ex-offenders returning to our community.
Courage to Change: a twelve-step-based, low-barrier, sober living environment centered in Bloomington and surrounding counties. Individuals are engaged on many different levels to address their substance abuse.
Made Up Mind (MUM), Inc.: a group focused on developing the capabilities of ex-offenders who have made up their mind to stay out through a holistic, transitional life training and hands-on work experience.
Midwest Pages to Prisoners: a volunteer-run, collectively organized, letter-based books to prisoners project that sends free books & zines to folks incarcerated in nine states, seeking to build solidarity between folks inside and outside prison walls.
Kite Line Radio (WFHB): a radio program whose mission is to amplify the voices of those within Indiana's prison system, while encouraging dialogue with those on the outside.
Students Against Mass Incarceration at IU (SAMI): a student group that advocates for justice reforms to promote education, health, safety, and rehabilitation within the prison system.


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Clues Suggest Amiri Defection Was an Iranian Plant
by Gareth Porter Posted on July 16, 2010 July 15, 2010
U.S. officials are explaining Iranian scientist Shahram Amiri's return to Iran as the result of a defector having a change of heart because of his concern about Iranian government threats to his family. Iran and Amiri himself have insisted that it is a simple case of a victim of abduction escaping his captors.
But several features of the story of Amiri's defection suggest that Amiri may have been acting on Iranian government orders to defect temporarily in order to embarrass the U.S. government.
Amiri resurfaced only last month after having disappeared from Saudi Arabia during a pilgrimage in June 2009. He made two seemingly contradictory videos which appeared within hours of one another, the first charging that the United States had kidnapped him and brought him to the U.S. against his will, the second saying he was living in the U.S. freely to continue his education.
That mystery remained unresolved when Amiri turned up at the Pakistani Embassy Monday evening and said he wanted to return to Iran.
One indication that intelligence officials are now considering the real possibility that Amiri's defection was not really genuine is that questions are being raised about how the contact was made with Amiri in the first place.
ABC news had reported Mar. 31 that the CIA had approached Amiri through an intermediary and offered resettlement to the United States. But the Washington Post's David Ignatius, who is extraordinarily well connected with CIA officials, suggested in a column Wednesday that Amiri had contacted the agency first and "may have been a virtual walk-in."
That means Amiri contacted the agency through the Internet – normally a danger signal for a "defector" who is still a government agent.
Ignatius also notes another "mystery" about the Iranian scientist now apparently now being discussed in intelligence circles: "why he decided to defect without his young wife and child, leaving them – and himself – vulnerable to Iranian pressure."
The normal practice would be for the agency to arrange for the entire family of a defector to accompany the asset. But Ignatius notes that Amiri chose to leave the family in Tehran, which should have been another danger sign for the CIA.
Yet another indicator that U.S. intelligence officials suspected that Amiri's defection was a deception is how far they have gone to portray him as a longtime U.S. intelligence agent.
The Washington Post reported Thursday that a U.S. official had claimed Amiri was paid five million dollars for valuable intelligence on Iran's nuclear program.
A Jun. 28 ABC news story went much further, quoting U.S. intelligence officials as claiming that Amiri had been a spy for the CIA on the Iranian nuclear program for several years. The sources claimed the CIA had urged him to flee Iran last year "out of fear that his disclosures might expose him to Tehran as a spy."
ABC news repeated that same assertion in its Jul. 13 story on Amiri returning to Iran.
In the arcane world of spying, those claims wouldn't have been leaked to the media unless the CIA believed Amiri was working for the other side, according to a former intelligence official.
"This is the pattern of a double agent," said the former official. "Nothing else makes any sense."
Other information that has now emerged about Amiri suggests that the story that he was a long-term CIA asset was a falsehood aimed at sowing distrust of Amiri in Tehran.
At age 32, Amiri is a very junior scientist who could not have had information about such issues as plans for Qom, even if he were working for the nuclear program
The Post story acknowledges that the scientist "is not believed to have had direct access to Iran's most sensitive nuclear sites or leaders involved in decisions on whether to pursue a bomb."
Both the Iranian Foreign Ministry and Amiri's wife have said he was a specialist on radioisotopes for medical purposes, which would mean that he probably had no knowledge of the nuclear program of any value to U.S. intelligence.
Amiri's behavior this spring appears to reflect an interest in demonstrating to the world that the U.S. government was intent on disseminating falsehoods about an alleged Iranian push for nuclear weapons.
In early April, Amiri recorded a video in which claimed to have been kidnapped and held against his will, which was sent to Iran for broadcast. A central point of the video, however, was his claim that the real objective of the United States was to get him to say in a televised interview that he was an important figure in the nuclear program and had brought "very important documents on a laptop with classified information on Iran's military nuclear program."
When that video was broadcast on Iranian state television Jun. 8, it was followed within hours by the posting of another video of Amiri seeming to deny his previous statements. The second video had obviously been produced by the CIA well in advance.
That sequence of events indicates that Amiri's CIA handlers had learned weeks before that he was already intending to return to Iran, and insisted that he do a video in which he would admit that he was in the United States of his own volition.
Amiri agreed to make such a statement on camera, knowing that the CIA would post it on YouTube if and when a video claiming he was abducted was posted. But he also insisted on including a statement implying that leaks to the press indicating that he had given valuable intelligence to the CIA on Iran's nuclear program were false.
In the CIA-sponsored video, Amiri says, "I am free here and assure everyone that I am safe." But he also calls for an end to "information that distorts the reality about me," and says, "I am not involved in weapons research and have no experience and knowledge in this field."
He may been referring to a Washington Post report Apr. 25 that he had provided "details about sensitive programs, including a long-hidden enrichment plant near the city of Qom…" and an ABC report Mar. 31 that he had "helped confirm U.S. intelligence assessments about the Iranian nuclear program."
Even before Amiri posted yet another video portraying himself as a kidnap victim Jun. 30, U.S. intelligence officials apparently suspected they had been duped by him and retaliated by leaking the story that Amiri had been a long-term CIA intelligence asset in Iran.
The CIA's eagerness to claim an intelligence coup on Iran's nuclear program appears to have set the agency up for the Amiri defection scheme. They viewed his affiliation with Malek-e-Ashtar Industrial University, which has connections to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as evidence that he must be linked to the assumed Iranian plans for a "nuclear weapons capability."
(Inter Press Service)
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Another social network song for Portugal: JESC 2018 song revealed
RTP has revealed Portugal's 2018 entry for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018. Rita Laranjeira was internally selected and her song "Gosto De Tudo (Já Não Gosto de Nada)" follows last year's social media theme.
By Pedro Santos 19 October 2018
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Winning the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 meant a lot for Portugal and for RTP who has shown an increasing interest in everything related to Eurovision. Following this victory, the country confirmed its participation in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017 after a ten year break and is not slowing it down in 2018.
A month away from the main event, RTP has now revealed the 2018 JESC song that will represent Portugal in Belarus in November. "Gosto de Tudo (Já Não Gosto de Nada)" [in english "I Like It All (I Like Nothing)"] was composed by João Só - who has already attempted his luck at composing a song for the Eurovision Song Contest - and is sung by a 13 year old girl, Rita Laranjeira. It follows last year's "Youtuber" vibe by being a song about social media with several references to it ("boomerang", "emoji", "scroll", "zoom"...).
Nonetheless, it's safe to say that "Gosto de Tudo (Já Não Gosto de Nada)" is a more mature song (than last year's) that features a Pop Rock instrumental making it completely suiting for kids.
Portugal's has ranked twice at #14 in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest being their best placement at the show. Will they do better with "Gosto de Tudo (Já Não Gosto de Nada)"? Let us know!
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Former U.S. Sen. Joseph Davies Tydings died at 90. Tydings, a Democrat, "cut against the grain and had the courage of his convictions to fight for civil rights, and sensible gun laws in the turbulent 1960s," said Sen. Chris Van Hollen.
WASHINGTON — Former U.S. Sen. Joseph Davies Tydings has died at 90 years old. Tydings was a Democratic senator from Maryland from 1965 to 1971.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan tweeted that he was saddened to hear of Tydings' death, and he has ordered flags to fly at half-staff.
The First Lady and I are saddened to hear of the passing of Senator Joseph Tydings. In his many years serving Marylanders, Senator Tydings made an undeniable impact on our state's history and future. Please join us in praying for his family.
— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) October 8, 2018
Sen. Chris Van Hollen, also a Democrat from Maryland, said that Tydings "cut against the grain and had the courage of his convictions to fight for civil rights, and sensible gun laws in the turbulent 1960s."
The Baltimore Sun reported that in the 1950s, as president of the Maryland Young Democrats, Tydings confronted an Ocean City hotel owner who refused to allow black attendees to stay in the hotel.
Tydings was born in Asheville, North Carolina, in 1928. He was adopted as a child by Millard Tydings, who was a Maryland senator. He attended the University of Maryland for college and law school.
Tydings served in the Army of Occupation, European Theater of Operations after World War II. He was admitted to the bar in 1952 and practiced law.
He was a member of the Maryland House of Delegates from 1955 to 1961. He became the U.S. attorney for Maryland from 1961 to 1963.
Tydings ran for re-election for the Senate in 1970 and lost, which Van Hollen attributes to his progressive battles.
Tydings then served as a member of the Board of Regents of the University of Maryland from 1974 to 1984. He was a member of the Board of Regents of the University System of Maryland from 2000 to 2005.
His daughter, Mary Tydings, told The Baltimore Sun that her father was cloaked in a blanket bearing the name of his alma mater when he died.
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Dahi Puri Chaat is a sinful Chaat dish made with Golgappa puri filled with potato mix and garnished with different spicy, tangy chutneys served with sweet curd and topped sev.
This is one of the most favorite chaat of mine and I always end up making this when I plan for other chaats. The best part in recent times is the fact that this has become a must do snack at my office. So as it's almost done once or twice at the office, I no longer make an effort to make it at home.
It all happened that for some occasion at the office, we had Chaat house and different chaats were made. Though everything was a hit, this particular Dahi Puri Chaat was a super duper hit. Since then it became a regular snack for the evening. I had done a sketch for the occasion depicting the different chaats that were done inhouse. Our office cook is now an expert in making all the chaats and we need not go anywhere else!
Prepare mini Golgappa or Puri at home or you can buy store made.
Make the Sweet Chutney, Green Chutney and have all other ingredients ready.
Microwave/ Potatoes and once boiled, mash well and mix with moong sprouts. Mix with salt and chili powder.
On a serving plate, plate the puris, make a hole on the top side of each golgappa puri gently.
Fill each puri with potato mix, sprinkle few finely chopped onions over it.
Next drizzle little of date tamarind chutney over potato.
Then drizzle green chutney over it.
Pour required sweet curd over each puri.
Sprinkle chili powder and chaat powder as required.
Drizzle sweet curds over it again.
Sprinkle sev over it and garnish with coriander leaves.
Dahi Puri Chaat is ready for serving.
Dahi puri is one of my most favourite chat too. The sweet curd adds a lot to the taste. The chat house looks so good. Love that array of dishes on the table.
Oh wow Valli, didn't know that you are an artist too – that sketch is awesome. Dahi puri looks delicious and inviting.
Omg, this is seriously too much.. How irresisitble this dahi puri chaat looks, i seriously miss chaat foods, am drooling here.. Wish i get a plate of this chaat rite now.
Omg, wish i get a plate of dahi puri rite now, i seriously miss chaat foods here.. Simply inviting and definitely a droolworthy chaat there.
Just the mention of chaat makes me hungry! There was a time when I used to eat only Dahi puri chaat! That whole set up looks so inviting Srivalli and that poster is awesome!!!
Lip smacking chaat. That chaat is perfect for parties, Valli. My daughter is not here to rave about it as it's the only she eats. We are all partial to it.
you seem to work in the best office with so many of these foodie events – lucky you!!!
Valli that banner looks totally awesome, so beautifully done! coming to the chat, it looks totally droolicious!!! dahi puri is my favorite, now seeing your post, i want to eat some now!