Pole tricks & freedance practice in the new heels! I luv them they are sooo comfortable & nothing like those red heels (which are terribly teetering ~lol) I have never danced in stiletto’s before except when trying it in those red heels a couple of weeks ago so my challenge to myself is to learn to move about in these heels!! For most girls this isn’t a huge deal, but I find it quite challenging to try to place all aspects of pole work together & add heels to the mix ~ & on carpet to boot!!! lol )) Enjoy!! PS… ***COWYBOYS ALERT*** Wade Phillips FIRED.
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The Green Bay Packers DESTROYED the metropolis Cowboys 45-7 tonight on Sunday Night Football. The Cowboys are a joke at this point, and the only question that seems to be left is will coach Wade Phillips be fired during or after the season. * Pic Credit: Description: Aaron Rodgers in pre-game warmups at the Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game, 9/9/07 at Lambeau field. Date: 9 September 2007 Source: Wikimedia Commons bit.ly Secondary Source: “img_0564.jpg” Flickr bit.ly Author: Flickr individual “pcutler” bit.ly Permission: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.bit.ly #

Dallas Cowboys head coach, Wade Phillips has been under increased pressure and surrounded by a firestorm of criticism for the dull begin his team has gotten off to in 2010, leaving many to speculate in and around the metropolis area, if team owner, president and general manager, Jerry Jones is leaning towards making a coaching switch. However, when Jones prefabricated an appearance on 105.3 the Fan in metropolis on Friday morning, he gave a ringing endorsement to his embattled head coach and place all the rumors surrounding his job position to rest. “I do believe in Wade and the staff and the players,” stated Jones, who has never fired a coach in midseason. “The thing about it is when you have that kind of commitment; one of the No. 1 things you have it for is those situations. Those people are supposed to really be there in hard times. Hard times. That’s when you’ve got to make your ideal grade if you’re deserving of that commitment and we’re in hard times.” That’s why I’m in the command with Wade and in the command with the staff and the team.” Only five teams in NFL history have overcome a 0-3 begin to remember for the playoffs. The 1998 Buffalo Bills, who were coached by Phillips, were the last team to accomplish the feat. So now, the question is can Phillips work his illusion again? Can the Cowboys save their season and make a deep playoff run in order for them to be the first team in league history to play a Super Bowl in their own back yard? Or is the team on the verge of a monumental …
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Here are my picks and predictions for Week 10 of the 2010-2011 NFL Season. PLEASE RATE, SUBSCRIBE AND COMMENT! My spreads for the week are down below! UPDATE: I am taking the Bills over the Lions this week. I woke up this morning and read that Stafford suffered a Grade 3 seperation of his right shoulder. He is possibly out for the year…so everyone, PICK THE BILLS! Falcons -2 over Ravens Colts -7 over Bengals Texans -2.5 over Jaguars Titans – 2 over Dolphins Bears -3 over Vikings Bills +3.5 over Lions Jets -4 over Browns Buccaneers -7 over Panthers Broncos -+1.5 over Chiefs 49ers +6 over Rams Cardinals -3.5 over Seahawks Giants -13 over Cowboys Steelers -4 over Patriots Eagles -3 over Redskins
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The Truth About Contrarian Couples

Last week United Says health officials released the results of a survey of what some would call “reproductive behaviour”, conducted in 2002.

The National Survey of Family Growth revealed a striking decline in contraceptive use over the last decade, the New York Times reported. Among sexually active women who stated they were not trying to get pregnant, the percentage not using contraception in 2001 increased to 11 per cent from 7 per cent in 1994.

No survey of this type appears to be complete without an income and ethnicity analysis. Reaction has therefore focused on the fact that the trend is most pronounced among women in lower-income brackets, Hispanic and black women, exposing them to “unintended pregnancies” which are often ended by abortion. All the same, non-use of contraception had risen by three percentage points to 10 per cent among women on higher incomes.

Predictably, the trend is causing consternation among birth control advocates, who publicly blame reductions in public funding and privately, perhaps, give vent to exasperation with what they see as the sexual irresponsibility of certain sections of the community. And there are more basic fears.

A lengthy essay in the New York Times entrepot by Russell Shorto paints a scenario in which the public support of contraception which has been taken for allowed in current decades is reversed by a Catholic-led, conservative Christian revival.

The evangelical revolution

You don’t have to be at the slicing edge of the culture wars to dislike contraception, any more than you need to be poor, brown or irresponsible a lot of women find reason enough in what it does to their health but it helps if you are Christian.

Conscientious resistance to contraception was, for some decades of last century, an nearly exclusively Catholic phenomenon, and for a diminishing number of Catholics at that. But a younger generation of Catholics is proving more open to their Church’s teaching on this matter and they have been joined by a growing number of evangelical Christians.

There are several reasons behind this movement: the link between abortion and contraception; alteration done to marriage and the family by the sexual revolution; a return to the Biblical sources and Christian history; and the inspirational teaching of the late Pope John Paul II.

For many Christians prior to Roe v Wade, contraception had become the ethically easy matter of swallowing a pill. R Albert Mohler Jr, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, wrote in March 2004: “When Pope Paul VI released his famous encyclical outlawing artificial birth control, Humanae Vitae, most evangelicals responded with disregard perhaps thankful that evangelicals had no pope who could hand down a similar edict.”

That attitude changed, Mohler notes, following the Supreme Court decision which created a right to abortion: “The evangelical conscience was awakened in the late 1970s, when the murderous reality of abortion could not be denied.” Evangelicals began to line up with Catholics in defence of the unborn, and as they did so they had to confront the fact that some contraceptive methods, including the pill at least some of the time, are abortifacient.

They also had to revisit the meaning of marriage as found in the Bible and a history which revealed that no Christian church accepted contraception before 1930, as well as grappling up to the fact that the pill was behind the collapse of sexual morality.

Among the first to go along this path were Presbyterian theological students Scott Hahn and his wife Kimberley. Involvement in the pro-life movement brought them into contact with Catholics who practiced natural family planning and led them to a thorough study and reflection on the question.

The outcome, described in their famous apologia, Rome Sweet Home, was the conviction that the Catholic teaching on contraception was biblical. They changed to natural family planning for a while, and then decided to leave the timing of pregnancies entirely to God, who, incidentally, saw fit to give them six children. Before long they became Catholics.

One thing young couples like the Hahns saw clearly was that contraception in general is anti-child. The collapse of the birth rate in the West during the 1970s was evidence enough of that and plainly at variance with the biblical vision of kids as a “blessing from the Lord” and of God’s role in procreation.

“Converts” from contraception necessarily embrace the possibility of a massive family and their enthusiasm is captured in ministries with obloquy like Quiver-Full.

Theology of the body

Yet there is more to the evangelical rejection of contraception than the Bible’s command to increase and multiply. Behind the notorious Catholic “ban” on contraception both Catholics and other Christians have rediscovered a rich theology of the body first expounded by Pope John Paul II in the primeval years of his pontificate and gradually being unpacked for the Christian community by enthusiastic scholars.

Kimberley Hahn wrote about it under the title, Life-Giving Love. Evangelical couple Sam and Bethany Torode called their book on the subject, Open Embrace: A Protestant Couple Rethinks Contraception. The central and at first sight very daring intent is that the marital embrace open to new life reflects the inner life of the Christian Trinity.

This life is one of total self-giving, which is the true meaning of love. Contraception ruins the image of God in marital sex and at the same time wrecks the bodily language of love.

Not all evangelical Christians go this far in their criticism of contraception. At an organizational level, anyway, the tendency is to accommodate contraceptive methods that are not definitely abortifacient.

Focus on the Family’s Dr saint Dobson, for example, believes there is nothing morally wrong with the prevention of fertilization and he is unconvinced as yet that the pill sometimes acts after fertilization. Albert Mohler takes a similar line and finds the Catholic distinction between “natural” family planning and “artificial” birth control “strange”.

All the same, the immoderate establishment implied in doing without contraception (speaking only of married couples, of course) and the degree of intimacy it promises the couple resonates with many young Christians.

Kimberly Zenarolla, director of strategic development for the National Pro-Life Action Centre, describes herself in Shorto’s New York Times piece, as one of “a group pf young professionals who are living the countercultural message of chastity to its fullest expression”. A current convert to Catholicism, she states it was the church’s teaching on contraception that converted her.

“We believe that the sexual act is meant to be a complete giving of self. Of course, its purpose is procreation, but the church also affirms the unitive aspect: it brings a couple together, By using contraception, they are not allowing the fullness of their expression of love. To frustrate the procreative potential ends up harming the relationship.”

Another indication of how wide the new theology of human love is spreading:Catholic philosopher and instructor Janet Smith recorded a talk, Contraception: Why Not?, some years ago. Over 700,000 duplicates have been distributed.

Ethics, numbers and the future

So it happens that a sexual ethic considered destined for extinction not so long ago has taken on new life, reshaping not only private lives but the public sphere. Faced with sex education that instructs teenagers how to have sex “safely” with the help of condoms and pills, a new breed of parents and religious leaders have gained official recognition for an abstinence centred education that encourages the young to save sex for marriage.

Confronted with a campaign to “reduce abortions” by making “emergency contraception” (which might cause an primeval abortion anyway) freely acquirable from pharmacists, they have successfully so far urged their political representatives to oppose the move. Pro-life pharmacists are refusing to sell such medication including, in some cases, ordinary contraceptives.

Other bioethical issues connected with IVF and research using human embryos are also vigorously debated thanks to a morally sensitized public and some politicians, including the US President, who refuse to leave their ethics at the door of the debating chamber or the Oval Office.

All this worries custodians of the reigning ethic. “Whether it’s emergency contraception, sex education or abortion, anything that might be seen as facilitating sex outside a marital context is what they’d like to see obliterated,” complained William Smith, vice president of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, to Russel Shorto.

Such worries are really futile. Ultimately in a democracy the success of an ethos depends on the numbers living it. On that basis, as the self-styled “progressive” commentator Phillip Longman keeps pointing out, a more conservative future seems guaranteed.

For, while William Smith and his friends fume about agendas for “putting sex back in the box”, they are not reproducing themselves. Those who have liberated themselves from contraception are, on the whole, more than reproducing themselves. It will be interesting to see how the czars of the contraceptive movement get out of this particular box.

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The San Diego Padres coaches might have an excellent line up to work with, but that doesn’t mean they don’t still have their work cut out for them. No matter how you line them up, however, the Padres have a great group of coaches standing up this year. The list includes first base coach Rick Renteria, third base coach Glenn Hoffman, pitching coach Darren Balsley, bench coach Ted Simmons, hitting coach Jim Lefebvre, bullpen coach Darrel Akerfelds and bullpen catcher Justin Hatcher.

Sometimes not almost as noticed or given as much credit are the other staff members who help to whip the team members into shape. These include head athletic trainer Todd Hutcheson, assistant athletic trainer Paul Navarro, strength & conditioning coach Jim Malone, direct of team travel/equipment manager Brian Prilaman, assistant clubhouse manager Tony Petricca, assistant to the equipment manager Spencer Dallin, bullpen catcher Mark Merila, sports therapist Phillip Kerr and video coordinator Mike Tompkins.

What do all these aforementioned members do? They work together to make a really great team out of the 40-man roster that will be heading off to Spring Training soon. The roster includes pitchers Mike Adams, Cha Seun Baek, heath Bell, Matt Bush, Cesar Carrillo, Mike Ekstrom, Ernesto Frieri, Josh Greer, Justin Hampson, Wade LeBlanc, Wilton Lopez, Cla Meredith, Ivan Nova, Scott Patterson, Jake Peavy, politician Quezada, Cesar Ramos, Chad Reineke, Jae Kuk ryu, Joe Thatcher, Virgil Vasquez, Mark Worrell and Chris Young; catchers Nick Hundley and Jose Lobaton; infielders Matt Antonelli, Everth Cabrera, Travis Denker, David Eckstein, Adrian Gonzalez, Edgar Gonzalez, Kevin Kouzmanoff and Luis Rodriguez; and outfielders Luis Durango, Jody Gerunt, Brian Giles, Scott Hairston, Chase Headley, Drew Macias and Will Venable.

So where do you take a great group of coaches and trainers and managers with a 40-man roster? Well, if you’re the Padres, you get everyone packed and ready to go and you head down to Peoria, Arizona. The Peoria Sports Complex will host the Padres this year for Spring Training, which officially begins with a charity game on February 25 against the Mariners.

The games continue with a lineup that includes games against the Cubs, Brewers, Dodgers, Rockies, Athletics, White Sox, Angels, Rangers, Diamondbacks, Royals, Indians, Giants and Brewers in the month of March.

With this kind of line up and thorough Spring Training, it sounds as though the Padres will have very few moments to stop and get sore or sit around and rest but then this is baseball season coming up and if the Pirates are as excited as they should be about getting back into the swing of things, then there won’t be a dull moment in the training, on the field, in the games or any other time that the Pirates are doing what they love to do best, which is playing baseball.

As the time winds down, local events are winding up for the Padres as well. Fans and players alike have to be excited about what lies ahead in the coming weeks and months.