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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Annie and Anna
For those of you that don't know, Julie (Annie's mom) and I have been the best of friends since we were 12. When she shared with me back in March that she was 7 weeks pregnant, I couldn't believe that I too was 5 weeks pregnant. We were even more excited to find out that we were both having GIRLS!!! We both already had our GIRL names as well, and yes they were Annie and Anna and neither of cared/wanted to budge! Then the month we had been waiting for arrived and we continued to share pregnancy symptoms and tried to guess when our little girls would arrive. You can guess that Julie was pretty excited/surprised/frustrated when I called to tell her that I was in labor on HER DUE DATE (2 weeks early). So she coaxed little Annie to arrive 2 days later. Yes, we were in the hospital at the same time and no we were not able to see each other because of the timing of everything. So today was our first time meeting her!! We love you Annie and can't wait to get to know you/love on you even more in the future.
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Saturday, December 26, 2009
Merry Christmas to all, and to all a Good Night!
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
In DUE time
1) Attending Eli's Christmas performance (in December 2009 photo album; go to link at the right...)
2) Eli was able to represent the family this weekend at his Aunt Kara's graduation
3) She was able to join her mom and dad Christmas shopping
4) Attending our neighbors Christmas party
Things we weren't able to enjoy since she came early...
1) A less stressful finals week
2) Todd taking off work to help Leah with managing 2 little ones! (he had a pretty important conference that he needed to attend, if I truly needed him he could have taken off...I think...) He IS taking off this upcoming week and we are so excited!!
Anna Davis, we love you and are so excited you are here! We love your cheeks, your perky nose, your sweet disposition, your tolerance of your brother (so far), dressing you up (eventhough you HATE it), putting bows in your hair, rocking you to sleep and holding you in our arms. We can't wait to see how the next seconds, minutes, hours, days, months and years bring us closer to the Lord because of YOU! We are so thankful for you...
(by the way there are new pictures posted to our Shutterfly site in the December 2009 album...enjoy!)
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Monday, December 14, 2009
While we were away...
...to read about life from Eli's (well his Grandma's) perspective, click HERE
My mom did several blogs on Eli's stay with them. Thanks again Grandma and Grandpa! I can see why he was asking to go to your house today : )
My mom did several blogs on Eli's stay with them. Thanks again Grandma and Grandpa! I can see why he was asking to go to your house today : )
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
1) Eli has been home with us since Friday and is borderline obsessed with his little sister. We are trying to teach him some boundaries with her...(like DON'T spit on her...) He is still trying to figure everything out and he used a phrase that I NEVER thought he'd use. When asked if he wanted to go and get pizza with his dad and Grandad he said, "no, I want to stay here." I don't know what exactly to attribute that to, but we are trying to stick to as 'normal' of a routine as possible to help him with this transition.
2) Anna is getting more beautiful everyday...possibly every minute. Every time I look at her I can't believe she's mine!! She has the perkiest lil' nose and the most scrumptious cheeks : ) She has a very peaceful disposition and doesn't even flinch when her brother tackles....I mean hugs her. We had our first Dr. check up this morning and she weighs 7lb. 6 oz...she's a healthy little eater! We were worried about her yellowish skin (at the hospital she was just below the treatment level) so we headed back over to St. Johns to get her blood checked. She is still RIGHT below the treatment levels for jaundice but with our history with Eli and both Todd and I having it as infants we went ahead and have her on a billi bed hoping that her levels go down soon. We are going in for more blood work/Dr.'s check up on Monday so we'll keep you posted. Know that she is still really happy and is a great eater!!
3) Todd is officially DONE with his finals and done with school work until Jan. 11th...Praise God for the timing of her birth (minus the stress of her coming during finals week) At least we have a month of no school!
4) I am doing drastically better (so far) with this transition compared to going from 0 to 1. I can't put my finger on why, but I am so thankful for this...thanks for all your prayers!
Oh, and pictures have been updated : )
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
More Info on Anna (Possibly TMI)
This is for our more bored/interested friends and family members. For those of you who just want pictures, click on the Shutterfly link to the right. We will add more pictures as time allows.
Alright so here are some more of the details. I will try to categorize them so those of you that don't care/are grossed out by some of them can just skip that section : )
Alright so here are some more of the details. I will try to categorize them so those of you that don't care/are grossed out by some of them can just skip that section : )
LABOR/DELIVERY: I started having consistent contractions at 10:00pm on 12/7/09. They were not very painful, but were lasting 1 minute and coming every 5 minutes. After timing them for about 3 hours we decided we may need to start packing up and calling in the recruits! Todd dad came and we arrived at the hospital at 2 am. Even though my contractions were coming every 3 minutes they were doing NOTHING! I was still only dilated at 1 cm after they monitored me for a couple hours. They were starting to just call it a "Cranky Uterus" which really pi$$ed me off! All that work for NOTHING?!!? (granted they weren't all that painful I gave them a 4 on the scale of 1-10). So they said I could either go home and see my Dr. at 8 the next morning or try to walk around to see if that did anything. I was feeling really embarrassed and tired and knew that Todd had a final that night and was going on no sleep so if this was indeed nothing he was going to have a rough day. So we decided to go home, get some sleep and see the DR. the next morning.
We arrived home at 4 :30 am and fell right asleep for 1 hour until Eli woke up (yes you hear right, and yes that is completely normal in our house) I stood up to get Eli and immediately felt shooting pain in my back so bad that I started crying (and I was REALLY tired so I am sure that added to it). I laid down while Todd timed them and they were only 2 minutes apart and were lasting 1 1/2 minutes and I could hardly breathe through them. I knew we couldn't wait to see my Dr. at 8 and needed to head back to the hospital. So in between contractions I slowly but surely made it to the car and up to the labor and delivery room (I couldn't even walk they were so painful). Once there we were quick to be checked in (since we were just there!) and they seemed to take FOREVER to check and see that I was indeed in "active" labor this time. I was screaming for the epidural already : ) Once they checked the sent me to labor and delivery and were great about ordering the epidural right away (I put my pain at a 9/10 this time!) . We FINALLY received the epidural 10:30 am (I had to have enough fluids in me, ect. )
Through the process of getting the epidural they told me that I have slight scoliosis so that is probably why it didn't work correctly with Eli…I was a complicated one they said! They spent some time on it this time to get it exactly right and it was SOOOOO worth it. I honestly didn't care if she took days to come once it was working I was so relaxed and comfortable. I slept in and out all day! Finally at about 3:00 they said I was complete but Anna's head still wasn't ready so they had me labor down for about an hour. Then at 4:00 they brought everything in, and at 4:30 they had me start pushing. She was sunny side up just like Eli but they were able to turn her while I pushed! After only a couple of rounds of pushing they said I need to stop and wait for the DR! She was basically pushing herself out at this point, and they were about to just take her out but then the Dr. showed up and laughed and said, "now that's a crowning baby…". So of course after one push she was here at 5:06 pm!
Anna came out crying which was music to her parents ears. My first thought was "Oh! She looks like Eli!" Then after staring at her some more I thought "Oh! She looks nothing like Eli!" Todd thinks I'm crazy and says "she looks like a baby." But of course I am still analyzing who she looks like : )
She weighed in at 8lbs exactly and is 21 inches long. For those of you that have been wondering, she was due on 12/20 so was 12 days early!! The crazy fun fact is that I was 12 days early as well…must be a Davis thing (Davis is my middle name as well…) For 12 days early she is VERY alert and very chubby : ) Her hair seems golden and she has those gray/blue eyes. (Eli was brown and brown…)
Unfortunately they whisked Anna away 5 minutes before Eli showed up with my parents. He seemed a little freaked out by my blood pressure cuff (I told him it was an arm bracelet) but other than that was acting totally normal. After a couple of games of hide and seek in the curtains, lots of chips and oreoes, they headed up to the nursery to catch a glimpse before they had to go home and put Eli to bed. They held Anna up to the window so he could see her and he was able to touch her foot through the glass : ) We hope for a more formal introduction soon!
LIFE THE NEXT DAY:After only 1 hour of sleep the night before we obviously slept like…babies (newborn that is). Anna is fairly peaceful, alert and a great eater!
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Anna Davis Warren
...is here! I just typed a long blog post and then the hospital logged me off : ( We NEED to go to bed so here is the important stuff:
12/8/09 5:06 pm
8 pounds, 21 inches
12/8/09 5:06 pm
8 pounds, 21 inches
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
Where are the pictures?!?
In case you haven't already noticed, on the RIGHT side of the page at the TOP there is a link to our new Shutterfly site. Once you click on the link, you will need to enter "warren" as the password. Currently there are October AND November pictures posted up there! There are only 36 photos for November, I think that is a record low! I am sure we will make up for it with our December pictures : ) I hope at some point to add some previous albums that were on our original site (we'll see if and when that happens). One thing that is great about Shutterfly, is that if you click on the picture there is an option to the right to download it to your computer!! Enjoy...
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
On the first Day of Christmas (or Advent...)
I am so excited for Christmas this year! Not only are we bringing our own lil' miss Anna into the world, but we get to celebrate the birth of Jesus. It feels so much more magical to me this year having both happen together, and to see the joy of Christmas through the eyes of a 2 1/2 year old. Yes, he has experienced 2 Christmases already but to him EVERYTHING is new and exciting this year and he wants to know it ALL. He is starting to put some pieces together (he knows Mary and Joseph, so if you come to our house with a turban on your head don't be alarmed if he calls you that!) but he is still a little confused about Jesus vs. Santa.
At Central Presbyterian where we attend a Bible Study class together (me for the adults, him for the 2 year olds) there is a life size Jesus out the window that he loves to say "hi" and "bye" to when we leave. So to now see Jesus as a baby is a little confusing : ) He also is seeing this Santa guy around a lot and he seems pretty jolly and cool as well. So when at the store/at home putting up ornaments he calls Santa "Jesus" it's easy to see where he might get a little mixed up. At least he sees Jesus as one fun dude, right? (I wasn't going to get into the fact that he only lived to 33 and would never have a white beard, lived in a desert so would never need a red suit, and was Arabian so was def. not white!)
To help clear some of the confusion we are using an AWESOME advent calendar that my Aunt Jane and Uncle Richard sent us. For each day he gets to pick out a magnet piece to put on the manger scene to help complete the story. I then hope to read a 2 year old version of the Christmas story to him every morning so that he can start making the connection. I think this will help me keep things in perspective this season as well! (my only hope is that he doesn't think Anna is baby Jesus...that damage would be hard to undo and hard to explain to strangers...)
Another fun thing I hope to do over the next 25 days (apart from being in the hospital giving birth) is to download a FREE Christmas song a day to add to our collection. You can celebrate in this way to by going to AMAZON and downloading the song to your computer. (Today's is "Joy to the World" by Casting Crowns) Another great freebie offered only today is a BEAUTIFUL rendition of "What Child is This" sung yesterday on Oprah by Andrea Bocelli and Mary J. Blige and "Silent Night" sung by Sugarland. You can find those songs by clicking HERE.
Hope your next 25 days are MAGICAL!!
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Friday, November 27, 2009
Simply fabLEWIS
Now my OTHER sister is starting her own card making business (digital). She has about 6 photo designs available for Christmas 2009 that are FAB"LEWIS" (her last name)! Those of you that have already seen her work know this. I think she has priced them so they are less expensive than Shutterfly and Snapfish. Thank you for looking and hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
Her Website:
Her email if you would like to order: email@example.com
Her description of her cards this season:
"I just wanted to spread the word that I'm designing and selling Christmas photo-cards this year. So far I have 8 designs, however, I hope to complete at least 4 more this week and I will continue to update the above shutterfly site with them. A few changes can be made to them to suit your needs: font, text color, frame color, etc... On a few designs, I can even change it from one picture to 2, or I can redesign the card to fit a vertical picture instead of a horizontal one, etc... Just contact me and I'll work something out. The prices are listed below each photo, however I think you'll find the pricing lower than Shutterfly, Snapfish, Tiny Prints, etc... Plus if you live in the Kansas City area, I can be your "shipping and handling!"
I'm very excited about starting my own little business and design is something I've always enjoyed doing. Hopefully if you haven't already made arrangements for your 2009 Holiday cards, you'll find something you like in my collection and you'll trust me handle this for you. Please contact me to start making arrangements."
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Pandora Radio
Some of you have been asking, "what is Pandora Radio?" Well if you are a music fan (which my husband DEFINITELY is) than you either already know about it or I am about to rock your world...literally.
In my own words: if I go to www.pandora.com I can create my own radio station based upon a single artist/song that I really enjoy. For example, when I am hanging out with Eli (who also is a HUGE music fan like his dad) I put in "Laurie Berkner" (one of my fave kid artists) and then it will develop a radio station that continuosly plays music with her and artists similar to her. What is great about it for someone like me is that it gives me names of artists that I NEVER would have discovered otherwise. (Like Justin Roberts featured above) I can then go to itunes or another music store of your choice and download the new artist that I enjoy! The best part about Pandora Radio is that it is FREE! (You have to remain on the web in order to listen/stream from it however).
In Pandora's words: (if you really are interested, read what they have to say...there is A LOT that goes into this musical genius) http://www.pandora.com/corporate
Have fun!!
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
What to Expect When You Are....WHAT?!?!?
Either I don't remember what it was like in those final weeks when I was pregnant with Eli, or they were just...uneventful. I do remember that...
1) I was on summer vacation from teaching
2)We were in the thick of rehabbing our house (I don't even think we had carpet in his room until 3 weeks before due date...)
3) I myself was thick : ) Seriously, my feet looked like I had stacked one on top of the other...(mom do you still have that picture, I want a copy...now that it's over)
4) Labor just kinda happened on the night of July 20th, 3 days before my due date.
5) Eli was born 19 hours later : ) (I'll leave out all the other details I DO remember)
This pregnancy has been WAY different already. Not only is it a girl : ) , but I was sick, I have been chasing around a 2 year old, she NEVER shows us her face even though we get an ulatrasound at every appointment, and....I am already contracting.
Last Saturday (at that point I was 5 weeks from due date) I contracted for 2 hours straight. I seriously thought we were going to go to the hospital that night. Before I called in the recruits to watch Eli, looked like an idiot in front of my Dr., ect. I pulled out my handy dandy "What to Expect When you are Expecting" book. This typically isn't my favorite pregnancy book but my other ones were in Eli's room while he was napping. So I looked up "pre term labor". Here is what it said, "
"Real labor has not begun if...
*the uterus relaxes and contractions ease if you have an alcoholic drink. " p. 235
WHAT? Awesome...it then said,
"It is probably real if the contractions intensify, rather than ease up, with activity and aren't relieved by a change in position or by an alcoholic drink." p. 235
Before I cracked open my six pack of beer, I decided I better check the date this book was published...sure enough 1984. I seem to recall that rather than buying this book new when I was pregnant with Eli I snagged a copy for 25 cents at Goodwill : ) (that would also explain the weird highlighting in places I wouldn't really want to "highlight")
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Coupon Blogs
I have talked to some of you about my "new" hobby and some of you were actually interested in giving it a shot!!
About once a week I get "me" time and that usually consists of shopping at TARGET! So the night before I scour my coupon blogs to find out what I can score (off my list for the most part) for less $$ if not FREE. These bloggers do all the work for me, I just cut/print the coupons I need (I keep folders organized by date) and attach them to my list. I know to some it may seem like a waste of time, but I think we all waste time in our different ways. For me, this falls right in line with my passion for shopping and getting a great deal. Will I continue to do this when I have a newborn? We'll see! I think my passion may shift to SLEEPING for a few months :) Hope some of my fellow shoppers/deal snatchers find some use out of these!
About once a week I get "me" time and that usually consists of shopping at TARGET! So the night before I scour my coupon blogs to find out what I can score (off my list for the most part) for less $$ if not FREE. These bloggers do all the work for me, I just cut/print the coupons I need (I keep folders organized by date) and attach them to my list. I know to some it may seem like a waste of time, but I think we all waste time in our different ways. For me, this falls right in line with my passion for shopping and getting a great deal. Will I continue to do this when I have a newborn? We'll see! I think my passion may shift to SLEEPING for a few months :) Hope some of my fellow shoppers/deal snatchers find some use out of these!
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Perfect Family Photo
So I REALLY wanted this scenario for a photo to send out to people for thanksgiving this year...
1) Me to look fabulously pregnant
2) Eli to sweetly kiss his sister Anna (aka my belly)
3) Todd to look at the scene adoringly
Well there are a couple of reasons this scenario didn't not pan out...
1) I planned it
2) I am 5 weeks from due date (not at the peak cuteness of pregnancy despite wearing black)
3) Eli is 2 and is ALL boy...did I mention he's 2?
4) My husband was annoyed over the whole ordeal and really saw all the loopholes but was going along with it anyway (but not with a smile on his face.)
So instead of a perfect family photo coming to your mailbox this thanksgving, you are getting a blogpost of all of our out takes : ) (even Todd had to laugh when it was all said and done)
1) Me to look fabulously pregnant
2) Eli to sweetly kiss his sister Anna (aka my belly)
3) Todd to look at the scene adoringly
Well there are a couple of reasons this scenario didn't not pan out...
1) I planned it
2) I am 5 weeks from due date (not at the peak cuteness of pregnancy despite wearing black)
3) Eli is 2 and is ALL boy...did I mention he's 2?
4) My husband was annoyed over the whole ordeal and really saw all the loopholes but was going along with it anyway (but not with a smile on his face.)
So instead of a perfect family photo coming to your mailbox this thanksgving, you are getting a blogpost of all of our out takes : ) (even Todd had to laugh when it was all said and done)
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
A Spooktacular Week/Weekend!
We had a very festive week in the Warren family!
Monday: Eli and I went to a Halloween event at the Magic House where they had treats (doughnuts) and brew (coffee). Eli was able to do a costume dress rehearsal and it was a hit! He was given the costume from his cousin, Roman, and it was made by his Aunt Reebs! I had bought him another costume, but he looked so cute in this one we just made it THE costume this year. (BTW in case you can't tell it is a sock monkey)
Tuesday: While Todd was in class/ going to the Derek Webb concert I had some of my closest friends over for a special prayer time for Anna and our family. It was very special to me!
Saturday: I was able to grab my H1N1 vaccine in the morning, and killed time shopping before going to my dear friend, Julie's, baby shower. Meanwhile Eli and Todd were busy cooking chili and going on a bike ride! That night we had 30 "bodies" in our house for a Halloween party. We began at 5, trick or treated at 5:30, came back and warmed up with chili and the party was over at 8pm! Can you tell that everyone that came had a child 2 or younger?!? Todd and I were somewhat relieved after an exhausting day! Eli was on such a sugar high he literally crashed in his big boy bed that night...(yeah!)
Sunday: Once again Todd and Eli hung out at church without me while some other close friends of mine celebrated Anna with a "drizzle". Get it? Not a shower, but a drizzle. I received some things that life with not only 2 kids, but a GIRL needs! Thank you ladies for such a wonderful time!
Enjoy the pictures of all of our festivities!!
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Welcome to our new blogging home! Starting November 6th, our web.me.com/leahwarren location will no longer be available! So go ahead and save this address in your bookmarks page, RSS feeds, blogger page, ect.
My favorite way to save a blog? Click on the
button on the right hand side of the address bar and then download it onto a google homepage. I then make this my home and I can see when people have updated their blogs. How does everyone else keep track of their blogs?
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Front Royal man dies after falling into river
Daily staff report
A Front Royal man was pronounced dead after falling into the South Fork of the Shenandoah River near the low water bridge in Bentonville on Wednesday.
Warren County Fire and Rescue officials responded to the scene on Indian Hollow Road just before 5 p.m., according to Fire Marshall Captain Gerry Maiatico.
"We received a report of cardiac arrest at the low water bridge," Maiatico said. "A male subject had fallen into the river and was rescued by his wife and a nearby construction worker, who immediately started CPR."
According to a Warren County Sheriff's Office news release, Jeffery Vaught, 53, "was transported to Warren Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead."
It was determined, after the Sheriff's Office investigation, that Vaught had been retrieving water for his livestock, Maiatico said.
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The news release stated that the exact cause of death will be determined by the state medical examiner's office.


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Assessment because I have always thought that, as much as we enjoy home schooling, we would take it one year at a time, and decide at the end of each school year, if we would continue on or not. We will be homeschooling this coming school year of 2008-2009, but with some changes.
So in Preparation, one major change will be with Math.
Part of the daily frustration these past two years has come from using a Math curriculum, that I finally am willing to admit, is not the best fit for us. We used Saxon Math and even though it is one of the top choices for home school families, it might not work for everyone. With Dragon in particular, it has been a battle. I have finally let myself think, that Math can be fun and that maybe, a school-type curriculum is not absolutely necessary. I have also had somewhat of a light bulb moment...maybe the "battles" that Dragon and I have had come from the use of a curriculum that just isn't the best for him. If you are a home school parent, I imagine that maybe you could relate...
Anyway, I have been researching other ways of doing Math. I still need some outline! I have found a couple of interesting options so far, and I will be deciding soon what we will use...
The first one is from the Living Math! website. This site is full of amazing articles, book lists, learning ideas, game links, and math links. The readers lists alone are a treasure! Listed by topics such as multiplication, algebra, and money, the lists give you picture and chapter book suggestions. I am planning on using these for Princess, as we start gently this fall learning about numbers. For Fairy and Dragon, I have been looking at the Living Math History Outlines on that site. Here is a quick description of the lessons from the website:
"Lessons are based on two full cycles of history, of four quarters each, with the focal point of each lesson on an individual(s) who created influential mathematical ideas." Math might actually become interesting! If you want to visit the site, click on here.
Another option I found for Dragon is the Noble Knights of Knowledge Math Program. This looks so much fun! It covers about 4 years of math instructions (grades 1 to 4). Here is some more information from the site :
"The program can also be used to strengthen the understanding of math that middle school students have, especially if they are struggling with exponents, algebra and the like. It builds or reconstructs strong foundations. For this reason no grade level is mentioned in the books. Kindergarten students can also use the program to begin the early stages of counting. Division in the form of "sharing out" is fun for youngsters as is sorting colors, number identification using gems, and Flambert's game for math facts. The learning and introduction of new steps, of course, takes a gentle pace."
I do feel that Dragon could use some reviewing and re-strengthening of his math knowledge. I think that taking a whole school year or half of one would benefit in the long run. This program could be used with Princess too, and Fairy might find it fun also. If you want more info on this Noble Knights Math, click here.
The last interesting Math option that I found is more for Fairy. It is a series of living books called Life with Fred. We would start with Life of Fred : Fractions first. The books tell the story of Fred, after each lesson/chapter there is a chance to try out what you have learned in that chapter. After every four or five chapters, there are more questions that review everything learned from the beginning of the book. The Fractions book covers a whole lot more than just fractions. You can visit the site and download a sample of each of the books. To visit click here.
I will post later about our other subject choices for this coming year.


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Remember a few months ago when I posted about the disposable camera swap that Kam was posting on her blog Campfire Chic? Well I'm finally getting around to posting the pictures! I was paired up with Jamie from GreySkySaturday. She is totally awesome and fun and you should check out her fabulous posts! She recently posted about the pictures that she got developed from my camera, check them out here, I am so excited about how they turned out! So she inspired me to finally get this post up. It took forever just to find a place that would develop film, and then none of the shops that do actual develop in-store (me: "do you develop film?" Employee: "you mean, from a digital camera?" Me: "No...from a film camera..." Obviously, we're moving into a generation that doesn't even know what film is.) So without further adieu, here are some of my favorite pictures from Jamie's camera.
How cool is that turtle shot!?! These pics made me even more excited about Hawaii and our honeymoon. We'll be arriving on the beach in just 38 days!!!
Hope you enjoy these pics as much as I did - and THANK YOU JAMIE!


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Quench your thirst for trivia with Twilight Saga Scene It. Deluxe Edition. Recommended for ages 13 and older, this DVD trivia game features hundreds of questions about your favourite moments from all three Twilight movies. Scene It. also challenges you to use observation, memory, wordplay, and problem solving to decode special DVD puzzles. Designed for two or more players, this trivia game is ideal for both die-hard and casual Twilight fans.Scene It.Twilight Saga Deluxe EditionAges: 13 years and upPlayers: 2 or moreRequires: DVD player; TV or Computer; Remote Control What We ThinkFun factor: Durability: Ease of assembly: Novelty factor: The Good: Unique DVD puzzles and trivia appeal to Twilight fans of all levels.
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In a Nutshell: An interactive DVD/board game made especially for Twilight fans.An ideal trivia game for both die-hard and casual Twilight fans. View larger. Test Your Knowledge of Twilight Trivia From the game pieces to the trivia cards, every aspect of Twilight Saga Scene It. has been infused with Twilight passion. The game begins with players choosing one of four collectible tokens to represent their team. These sculpted-metal tokens represent some of the Twilight series' most iconic items: Bella's graduation cap, a sleek werewolf, the Volturi clock tower, and the Cullen family crest.
Teams advance around the board by completing two types of challenges: traditional trivia questions and DVD-based puzzles. The trivia cards ask questions with a wide range of difficulties. Some of the tougher questions are challenging enough to stump even the most devoted Twilight fans.
Players can also strategically use special Fate Cards to throw their opponents off course. A new game feature, Sketch It, Act It!, and Say It!, lets you relive key moments as you draw, act, and describe clues from all the Twilight movies. Be the first to complete the Twilightning Round, and you win.
Dazzling DVD Features Video Clips, Sound Bites, and Images Twilight Saga Scene It. Deluxe Edition's main attraction, however, is the interactive DVD. Hosted by Dr. Carlisle Cullen (played by Peter Facinelli), this DVD is filled with hundreds of video clips, sound bites, and images from the three movies. When players draw a DVD challenge card, they must solve a video puzzle. Ranging from memory games to message decryptions, these puzzles will put your knowledge of Twilight to the test.
As a bonus feature, Twilight Saga Scene It. comes with a unique flextime game board that can be extended for a full-length game or folded into a circle for short play.
Fun for Every Level of Twilight Fan Everything about the game has been adapted from the films, right down to the gothic font used for the menus. You'll see cameos of your favourite characters and relive classic moments from the films. Also included are several mini games, as well as a What Cullen Are You. quiz, so you can get a quick Twilight fix even when you're not playing the board game.
With hundreds of questions, Twilight Saga Scene It. has something for every type of Twilight fan. The difficulty is varied enough to keep everyone engaged--from diehard fanatics to casual viewers. Also, some of the video puzzles are completely self-contained, so even non-fans can participate in the game.
What's in the Box DVD, game board, four collectible metal tokens, 160 trivia cards, 20 Fate cards, six-sided numbered die, eight-sided category die, four category reference cards, one reference card, and instruction sheet.


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"Honey I'm home early," I heard my mom yelled from down stairs.
"Get out," I panic pushing Grayson off of me.
"Shit," He whisper when he fell off the bed.
"Don't make a sound," I whisper while pointing at the window.
When Grayson was half through the window, we heard a knock on the door.
A 17 Year Old Girl Name Lola Was Just Having A Normal Life Until Her Neighbor Grayson Had Something In Mind Of Lola As A Opportunity But Lola Wasn't Having It.
And when Grayson's twin brother Ethan sees his brother having fun with his crush, he wants it to with his crush April too.
But both boys seem they can't keep a relationship last but what if these two girls changes that.
To be continued...
- cheated
- cheater
- college
- dolanfandom
- dolantwins
- drama
- ethandolan
- fanfiction
- graysondolan
- hate
- highschool
- jealous
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- played
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"i want to kiss that lip soo bad" -G #dirtyfanfictionvid lol xxx <3
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To be honest I kinda liked the original version of this... don't get me wrong I mean i like this update too but I like the old one the most
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Oh my lord ... those words reminds me of one of their videos when the Dolan twins were reading dirty fan fics😂😂😂
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There was a guy who did that to me all of last year in class and it was so damn annoying
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Am I the only one who read "Ohhh trust me I know" as his snapchat video😂😂
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I had a long CNY break, 11 days to be precise.
CNY was for quality family time, old friends reunion and relative visiting, with lots of good food. :p
Everything seemed to be so wonderful until I lost my handbag on the last day.
Okay, that was about 2 weeks ago.
Now everything is back to the normal track.
This was a lovely snack with CNY sticky cake.
The sticky cake was steamed until it was warm, soft and melted.
Then, it was coated with dessicated coconut.
Something sweet for the Valentine Day, even though it was not planned.
Happy Valentine Day to all my readers!


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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
"The breakdown of a vertical relationship with Yahweh means the breakdown of horizontal human relationships and oppression.Thus, the lower status of or injustices against women in Israel or in exile...do not represent God's intentions for women, but regrettable expressions of sinful and thus, cursed life." (Redeeming Women in the Grand Narrative of Scripture, by Junia Pokrifka).
Scholarly Journals?
Is anyone else into reading scholarly journals for fun? Maybe I'm just weird. I've been reading this great series lately. Published by Baylor University, Christian Reflection: A Series in Faith and Ethics had been great. With volume topics ranging from Immigration to the Sabbath, it covers a broad range of religious and social issues. This month's issue is on Women in the Bible, particularly focusing on feminism. I'm only on article one, but it has made me think about these issues in a new light.
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I have nothing profound to share with you today. I will just share a bit about where I am at.
Sometimes I feel like a puppet on a string. The great deceiver and manipulator manages to reach into my life and get me to do things that I don't want to do....to be someone that I don't want to be. No, I am not putting off the blame. But, I can just picture him laughing at the stuff he is able to get away with...the stuff he is able to get people to do. Why do I let him in???
Lately, more than ever, I have been feeling like there is a war going on for my soul. The devil doesn't want me to serve the Lord and he is fighting for me.


text: As strange as it may sound to westerners, acupuncture for fertility is a legitimate treatment which has been used successfully by eastern medical practitioners for centuries. Most people know that acupuncture exists, and have at least some vague sense that it can be used for maladies such as back pain and headaches, but few are aware that it can't help with fertility. Western scientists scoff at the idea that energy fields flow throughout the human body, but eastern scientists have long been aware of them.


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Yay, it's Friday! That usually means a weekend of fun... usually! I know there's always some chores to catch up on but I think my lifelong love of weekends came when I started school in kindergarten! Hope you have some fun plans! A big thing on many people's calendar is the season of graduations. Lots of us travel to see our loved ones graduate and it's nice to bring along a special card to mark the occasion. Here's one I recently made:
This card was quite simple because the stamp set does the shadowing part for you. Those are actually two separate stamps, one with black ink and one with red. I stamped the black image first, then lined up the red and stamped on top of it. It is quite easy as the stamps are made of photopolymer material and so they are completely see-through and easy to line up. I stuck with our local high school's school colors of black and red but this could be adapted for any school colors. It's bold, fresh and clearly states what it's all about! I want to draw your attention to the base layer. It's a fun printed window sheet "paper" that we carry. The designs are gold metallic on one side and silver metallic on the other. These sheets are perfect to use for so many ideas including Christmas cards, wedding cards, graduation, etc. Just to make sure the metallic element wasn't to subtle, I added my silver sequin strand! That always says "party"! All my supplies are listed below if you are interested in recreating a card like this. Just a note, this stamp set is retiring so you need to get it before May 31st if you're interested! Here's a closer look at it:
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Sixteen Fathoms Deep
|Sixteen Fathoms Deep
|Directed by
|Armand Schaefer
|Produced by
|Paul Malvern
|Written by
|Barry Barringer
Norman Houston
|Based on
|the American magazine story by Eustace L. Adams
|Sally O'Neil
Lon Chaney Jr.
Paul Malvern Productions
|Distributed by
|Monogram Pictures
Release date
|18 January 1934 (New York)[1]
Running time
|58 mins
|United States
Sixteen Fathoms Deep is a 1934 American film directed by Armand Schaefer and starring Lon Chaney Jr and Sally O'Neil. It was an early leading role for Chaney, then billed as "Creighton Chaney".
A sponge diver, Joe Bethel, hopes to make enough money to buy his own boat and marry his fiancée, Rosie, he must deal with a villainous fellow diver, Savanis.
- Sally O'Neil as Rosie
- Creighton Chaney as Joe Bethel
- Russell Simpson as A. B. Crockett
- Maurice Black as Nick
- Jack Kennedy as Mike
- George Regas as Savanis
- Constantine Romanoff as Kargas
- Richard Alexander as Martin
- Raul S. Figarola as Chinchin
- Lloyd Ingraham as Old Athos
- Robert Kortman as Cimos
- Si Jenks as Sculpin
O'Neil made the film after missing out on the role in Sitting Pretty (1933) to Ginger Rogers.[2]
The New York Times called Sixteen Fathoms Deep a "good swaggering specimen" of action melodrama, "exciting, plausible and a lot of fun."[3]
16 Fathoms Deep[edit]
|16 Fathoms Deep
|Directed by
|Irving Allen
|Produced by
|James Burkett
Irvin Allen
|Written by
|Max Trell
Forrest Judd
|Lloyd Bridges
Lon Chaney Jr
Irving Allen Productions
|Distributed by
|Monogram Pictures
Release date
Running time
|82 mins
|United States
It was remade in 1948 by Monogram Pictures also with Chaney Jn and co-starring Lloyd Bridges, this version was directed by Irving Allen.[4]
Lloyd Douglas turns up to a town in Florida and gets work as a diver, he works for Captain Briacos.
- Lon Chaney Jr. as Dimitri
- Arthur Lake as Pete
- Lloyd Bridges as Lloyd Douglas
- Eric Feldary as Alex
- Tanis Chandler as Simi
- John Qualen as Athos
- Ian MacDonald as Nick
- Dickie Moore as George
- Harry Cheshire as Mike
- John Bleifer as Captain Briacos
- Grant Means as Joe
- John Gonatos as Johnny
The film was shot on location in Tarpon Springs, Florida,[5] it was to be shot in Ansco, a form of color stock.[6] It was intended to film only some footage in Florida and the rest in California but the footage would not match so it had to be shot entirely in Florida.[7]
See also[edit]
- Down to the Sea (1936)
- Beneath the 12-Mile Reef (1953)
- ^ SCREEN NOTES. New York Times (1923-Current file); New York, 18 January 1934: 19
- ^ Hill-Billy Film Promises Scene-Stealing Fireworks, Schallert, Edwin. Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); Los Angeles, 20 September 1933: 11.
- ^ "Among the Sponge Divers". New York Times. 19 January 1934. p. 24.
- ^ Review of 1948 version at New York Times
- ^ WARNERS TO FILM 'HEAD OVER HEELS': Robert Hutton, Joyce Reynolds Will Co-star in the Comedy -- RKO Signs 2 Youngsters By THOMAS F. BRADY Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.. New York Times (1923-Current file); New York, 28 May 1947.
- ^ Big Temblor Staged for 'Green Dolphin, Street' -- KKK Expose -- Addenda By THOMAS F. BRADY. New York Times (1923-Current file); New York, 1 June 1947: X5.
- ^ DRAMA AND FILM: French Import Touted; Scott Liked for 'Sarah' Schallert, Edwin. Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); Los Angeles, 10 October 1947: A9.


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Small Successes
Last night I found myself back at Target (at the request of my younger daughter) and with the help of the friendly staff was able to acquire the tub crayons….oh, I mean shower whiteboard writing implements. Now I'll be able to remember all the cool things I think of when I'm getting ready in the morning. I guess the only thing left to do if figure out if my mobile phone has a recording device so that I can remember stuff that I hear on the radio when I'm driving. I swear I never fail to get straight green lights when I'm driving and need to write something down.
"A League of Their Own" was on was on after dinner and I tuned in during the part where Tom Hanks staggers into the locker room and commences to peeing in front of his team. Now, I've noticed in Tom's movies that he has a tendency to be filmed doing this and I wondered if anyone else had picked up on it too. Thankfully I don't have to concurrently watch for Tom peeing while I'm reviewing Meryl movies. Someone has already handled this pressing question. Please proceed to http://www.mentalfloss.com/quiz/quiz.php?q=47 to take the quiz on Tom and his whiz.
Kids say the darndest things and if you listen carefully as you walk through the world, some of what they say is pretty darned funny too. While I was checking out at Target last night, my daughter went to get a beverage at the snack area. She chose a grape icey which she was happily sipping on as we were walking towards the exit. There were two little girls standing with their mother who was paying for her purchases when the older of the two pointed at us and trilled "Oh Cool! They're going to the movies!!!" My mind spun as I tried to figure out what it was in our aspects that would have lead to this conclusion when my eye caught the bright blue beverage in my daughter's hand. Apparently Icey = Movies in one little person's mind. I laughed all the way to the car.


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Zachary LeShane is passionate about politics
North Shore teen a fervent defender of government; aspires to be premier
It's 2003 and five-year-old Zachary LeShane is listening to political banter on the radio in the playhouse behind his home in Gull Island, a tiny community on the north shore of Conception Bay.
He's trying to finalize his predictions for the outcome of the upcoming provincial election, knowing in his heart that the f lamboyant Danny Williams, leader of the Progressive Conservative Party, will unseat the Liberals and their leader, then premier Roger Grimes.
Loose pieces of paper are taped to the walls, covering the small "headquarters" like wallpaper, and there's a binder filled with notes placed next to Zachary.
The 48 sheets on the walls represent each electoral district, and are colour-coded in blue (PC), red (Liberal) and orange (NDP), each colour reflecting the party currently holding the seat.
On each sheet, Zachary has scribbled his prediction of what party will win. Inside the binder are more sheets of paper with more predictions and details on each individual district.
It's like a mini-war room, but in this case the general is still in primary school.
The strategizing and analyzing, however, is interrupted by a knock on the door. It's Charlene Johnson, a political newcomer and candidate for the Progressive Conservatives in the district of Trinity-Bay de Verde.
It's Johnson's first introduction to this young political upstart, and she's hardly prepared for what greets her as she ducks her head and walks inside.
"My dad (Ronald) was with me that day, and we still talk about it," Johnson recalled during an interview on Dec. 16. "He spent a lot of time out there with the radio on, listening to the political chatter."
That encounter was the beginning of a very close friendship that continues to this day.
Johnson went on to easily win the d istrict, making her t he youngest female to ever earn a seat in the House of Assembly, and the Tories swept into power.
Zachary's predictions were spot on, and his love for politics was cemented.
Now 16, Zachary is a valued youth member of the PC Party, and is on a first-name basis with most of the government members, including Premier Kathy Dunderdale.
He's well-versed on many of the most important issues facing the province today, including the massive hydroelectric project at Muskrat Falls. And in another example of his political astuteness, he's also digested every detail of the Liberal Red Book, which details that party's platform.
He freely makes his opinions known on social media such as Twitter and Facebook, where he fervently defends the record of the governing Tories.
He also played an important role in Johnson's re-election in 2011.
"He knocked on doors with me, helped with fundraising, the campaign, web design and looked at my brochures," Johnson explained.
It's not the typical pursuits of a 16-year-old, at a time when more and more young people are tuning out of politics.
When asked why she took an interest in Zachary, she didn't even need to think about it.
"When we see that ( kind of involvement), we need to take it, embrace it and encourage it," Johnson said. "He's a really well-rounded individual."
Interests earned top spot
Zachary is not only a political enthusiast. He is involved with many organizations, including 295 Baccalieu sea cadets in Old Perlican.
For the past four years, Zachary has competed at the annual provincial cadet public speaking competition, which is open to air, army and sea cadets.
In previous years, Zachary spoke on topics such as bullying, outmigration and Muskrat Falls. His topic this year? Can media manipulate our viewpoint.
His presentation took top spot in the senior division
"I believe he could be MHA in the district someday." — Charlene Johnson
Zachary blew many people away with his speech in the preliminaries and semi-finals held at Gonzaga High School, and again during the f inals at HMCS Cabot Naval Reserve Station, both in St. John's, because of his confident delivery.
His strong and passionate words painted a picture of how he believes the media has incorrectly portrayed the current provincial government, giving reference to Bill 29 and Muskrat Falls.
His speech drew words of praise and encouragement from family and friends on social media.
Zachary posted a recorded video of the speech on Facebook, prompting MHA for Terra Nova Sandy Collins to call him, "impressive."
Vimy pilgrimage award
Only a week after getting honoured with the first place award for the speak-off, Zachary received other exciting news.
In April 2014, he will join 20 other Canadian students — only one other, Victoria Jackman, from Newfoundland and Labrador — on an educational trip to Europe during Vimy Week (April 5 to 13) to study this country's involvement in the First World War.
Open to all students between the age of 14 and 17, this award has given Zachary a lot of pride.
"I'm so excited and honoured," he said of the accomplishment.
This trip will not be a vacation. It will involve classroom study and daily field trips.
Those chosen have been referred to by the Vimy Foundation as "exceptional Canadian youth," who demonstrate "outstanding service, positive contributions, notable deeds, bravery or leadership."
Staying involved
He has volunteered and helped out others throughout his life and he doesn't plan on stopping now.
Cadets have been a big part of growing up for him, teaching him discipline and leadership skills, but also giving him opportunities to travel to camp and work his way up the ranks.
He spends some of his evenings and weekends on the donation kettle for the Salvation Army during the holidays, one of the youngest involved in this area.
And finally, he said his political aspirations will continue to grow. He joked that Johnson should step down and he take her place in the next election.
"I believe he could be MHA in the district someday," Johnson suggested.
"He's known very well in the district and now in the province. I think he'll be around (the political circuit) for a long time," Johnson stated.
You won't get an argument from Zachary. He has high ambitions for the future, and one day wants to be premier.
Zachary LeShane has been a political enthusiast since he was five years old, which has given him the opportunity to work side-by-side with the provincial Progressive Conservative caucus.


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Back to report. Friday was hectic. Prepared for the event. Packed this, packed that. All running here and there to make sure everything settled. Then by 445pm the whole deparment shoot to Marriot Putrajaya. Tell u something, the traffic was crazy. Stucked in the traffic for almost an hour. We should leave office by 3/4pm! arghh..OK fine. While on the way to Marriot, Boss called and informed us bout the uniform. Cufflink?? Arghh none of us have it. Shait. Rushed to PKNS Bangi and looked for 'butang baju melayu aku mane pah?' instead :D. Phewww..settled. Drove to Marriot. Reached there at 715pm. Straight headed to Secretariat Room for dinner. Damn. They only served us plain nasi goreng. I heard they charged us RM100 per pax. For the darn bloody plain nasi goreng?? MANA CUKUP! LAPAR HOKEY!! At night, we had committee meeting and dry run with the event management. Then they bought KFC for supper (much much better than our dinner served earlier. uhh!).
There's something bout the uniform..ermm so frustrating. I ordered 1 size bigger than last year's but it was a disaster coz this year the tailor made the cutting 1 size smaller. Everyone was so angry..especially me la sebab ketat gila even dah button 2 yg atas pon gila ketat mcm lepat pisang! Terpaksa guna akal untuk pakai baju tu. Luckily it turned out OK on Saturday night tu. Pheew!
Saturday came. Everyone was ready and 'excited' to work again during AmMillionnaire Award Presentation this year @_@. Too long to share here. Photos taken during the whole event give better story telling I guess..So checkidout later..
Sunday was nice...coz I woke up at 10am ++ and I skip breakfast. I don't mind at all. seriously ;p Continue the day for GM's training at 2-5pm then headed to KLCC to buy something and met Zati and Asrin too. Finished my late lunch with them then I went to Pavillion pulak to join Along, Apah, Adik and the gang.
It was a tiring but fun weekend. Going to be busy bees again this weekend. But this time it'll be the department's family day in Melaka. Hope to get more rest the following weekend. I'm too busy but not doing much thing for my wedding preparation. crazy.
Friday Night...
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Our busy analysts speculate that the space launch insurance industry is in a tizzy today, considering and Israeli company's multimillion dollar satellite payload was destroyed in what Elon Musk described as a "fireball". Elon further declared, as quoted in the LA Times:
Elon Musk says fireball on launchpad was 'not an explosion'
We ask Mr. Musk to please explain, if not an explosion what is it?
We do note, however, that one thing was successful, which is that~440 tons of Co2 was released in to the atmosphere, as planned by Musk. The ~440 tons of Co2 releases was similar to what 100 gasoline burning cars produce in a year of operation.
The Falcon X spacecraft uses rockets that burn a hydrocarbon propellant named RP-1, or highly refined kerosene. RP-1 is less efficient than ultra clean burning hydrogen fuel because hydrogen releases more energy per unit mass during combustion. Musk is proud that his Co2 emitting rockets save private companies dollars as compared to using ultra clean burning hydrogen fueled models produced by the competition.
Mr. Musk must be proud of leveling the playing field and wiping out the savings to humanity's carbon budget created for 100 of his Tesla vehicles with every launch (or launch failure) he manages.


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1. This State appeal is from the acquittal by a Magistrate, of charges under sections 3 and 4 of the Gambling Act of eight persons among whom Mangilal son of Jamnaram was the owner of a house which was presumed to be a common gambling-house, and the others seven in number who it was alleged were actually present at the lime of the search in execution of a warrant ostensibly issued under Section 5 of the Act were presumed to have been present there for the purpose of gambling. Several of the allegations about the actual process of the gambling having been disbelieved, the case centers round the propriety or otherwise of raising under Section 6 of the same Act the presumption that it was a common gaming house and that the persons had collected there for the purpose of gambling. That not having been rebutted, it is urged by the State that these persons should have been convicted under the respective sections even though on the facts we may not be prepared to hold that there was direct evidence of the process of gambling going on before the eyes of the search party.
2. A batch of exactly similar State appeals have been disposed of by separate judgments by a Divisional Bench of this Court; now the State urges that there should be a reference to a fuller bench because the principles laid down in those Divisional Bench judgments are not in accordance with the ones followed by the High Courts including the Madhya Pradesh in State v. Shambhudaya) AIR 1957 Madh Pra 17. Out of the judgments sought to be placed for reconsideration before a fuller Bench the one in State v. Narendrakumar Cri. Appeal No. 421 of 1963, decided at Indore on 25th of September 1964 (MP) is typical: so that alone need be considered here. It was held there that in the circumstances of that case it would not be proper to raise the presumption contained in Section 6, because there was nothing to indicate that the authority issuing the warrant (who was the Superintendent of Police of that District) had really been ' satisfied ' or ' had reason to believe' that the house was being used for the said purpose Accordingly those State appeals were dismissed and the orders of acquittal, both of the house-owner and of the persons found there, by the Magistrate were confirmed.
3. The basic position taken by the State here is that the credibility of the information or the satisfaction or the reason to believe is a matter solely for the authority issuing the warrant, and the mental situation is wholly subjective and that the Courts cannot investigate what the reason to believe was, whether It was credible, and whether the satisfaction was reasonable or otherwise. The argument in fact is, the moment the authority designated under Section 5 issues the warrant it should be conclusively presumed that the information was credible and that it had reason to believe, the principle being that official acts should always be presumed to have been properly done. It was incidentally urged that the source of the information need not be divulged and that the courts cannot ask to be told what it was and why the authority believed it. All this is sought to be derived from a number of rulings such as State v. Abdulgafar AIR 1956 Bom 420, AIR 1957 Madh Pra 17 and Netram v. State Madh BLR 1955 (Cri) 164. The first two are judgments by Divisional Benches and the third by a Single Bench. Similar earlier rulings have also been cited; but the ground being covered by these three comparatively recent ones it is unnecessarv to go into them.
4. When a person is convicted under the first or the second sub-section of Section 4 of the Madhya Pradesh Gambling Act (or the corresponding though differently numbered sections of the corresponding Acts in force else where) the bases may be one of the two; first. on facts proved by evidence, namely, that the witnesses have actually seen the owner or the occupier of the house letting people gamble and himself collecting a commission on their takings, or the persons who had collected there had been gambling, staking money on a game of pure chance, and out of the gains paying a commission to the owner or occupier of the house In such event the position is simple and there would be no need either to invoke the presumption contained in Section 6, or apropos of the presumption, to examine the validity or otherwise of the warrant issued under Section 5. Such a case would depend wholly on facts. But in a large number, if not in most, of gambling cases before the courts the basis would not be such straight factual evidence, for the simple reason that this sort of gambling is done with a certain amount of privacy and concealment. Often the prosecution case is based solely, or for the most part, on the presumption that a warrant having been issued under Section 5 and a search having been conducted in execution of the same, and 'cards, dies, gaming table or other instruments of gaming' having been found there, the place is presumed to be used as a common gaming house and that the persons found there were there present for the purposes of gaming although no play was actually seen by the police officer or any of his assistants At all events in view of the factual findings this is the situation in the instant case as it was in Criminal Appeal No 421 of 1963 (MP) (supra). Thus it becomes very necessary for the Court to be satisfied that the warrant issued under Section 5 was a valid one and there had been really 'reason to believe' and that the authority did think about it and came to believe it.
5. In this connection the phrases 'has reason to believe' 'has credible information' or 'is satisfied' are substantially of the same purport. In one in the other form this idea is found not only in Section 5 of the Gambling Act, but in various other enactments, Section 54 of the Criminal Procedure Code being a typical instance. This is found in excise cases as well. It is also in the Defence of India Acts; but it to not safe to apply the interpretation given by Courts to emergency provisions to cases like those of gambling, excise or search by the police under the Criminal Procedure Code. In their regard, it can on one hand be contended legitimately that the 'satisfaction' or the 'credence' or the 'reason to believe' is subjective, that is the state of mind on the part of the officer concerned; on the other, it can be urged with equal plausibility that the Courts should at all events be answered on the record that the person issuing the warrant has applied his mind to the material before him and has at least thought of the matter, and has not mechanically signed a warrant already made out by, somebody else and placed before him just for his imprimatur. The proper interpretation of the section would be something which reconciles these two approaches, which as I shall presently show is not only plausible, but the only way on the one hand of preventing the raising of the presumption in Section 6 as a matter of course, and on the other of the authority not being hampered or frustrated by an attempt of the Courts to 'sit in judgment over the issue of warrant itself and to enquire whether the authority was justified or not' (vide AIR 1956 Bom 420 (Supra) ).
6. In support of the theory that the moment a warrant is issued Courts have to accept that there is 'credible information' or 'reason to believe' or 'reasonable satisfaction,' learned Government Advocate has cited the following: The passage in AIR 1956 Bom 420 (supra) which has already been cited and followed by the Divisional Bench in Narendra kumar's case, Cri Appeal No 421 of 1963 D/-25-9-1964 (MP) (supra) Further, AIR 1957 Madh Pra 17 (supra) The wording in the corresponding section of the Madhya Bharat Act (also numbered 5) was 'credible information' which as already noted has the same connotation as 'reason to believe.'
'By 'credible information' is not meant information which is in fact true. That word used in Section 5 of the Madhya Bharat Gambling Act has the same meaning as is giver in Section 54 of the Criminal Procedure Code and includes any information which in the judgment of the officer to whom it is given appears entitled to credit in the particular instance. It has reference to the mental condition of the person receiving the information.' .
The third case is also one under the Madhya Bharat Act, where the words 'credible information' are used:
'It is not necessary for a' Sub-Inspector of Police to disclose the source of his information, nor the material to satisfy the Court that he had credible information. Drawing memo of proceedings, sending a punter, effecting raid, making recovery show that he was satisfied about the credible information that the place was being used as a common gaming-house.'
The situation in the last case was substantially different from that of the present one as also the Bombay and the Madhya Pradesh Cases. In the Madhya Bharat case, the police having taken the warrant and before effecting the search sent a spy or what in these parts they call a 'punter'. He went and paid the money to the keeper of the house and got a note to the effect that the particular person (the punter) had placed a sum of money on the particular figure for American Futures. After he returned and showed the paper, the police made a raid. In other words, the information on which the warrant had been drawn out had thus been verified before the actual search; whether or not it could have been considered 'credible' at the time of the signing of the warrant, the verification before its execution certainly made it 'credible' or to use the language of the present Act, 'gave reason to the officer to believe' that the house was a common gaming house. But in the other cases there was no such verification.
7. It is convenient to repeat what had happened in the instant case as also in Narendrakumar's case Cri Appeal No. 421 of 1963 D/- 25-9-1964 (MP) and the others of that batch. The police officer stated that an informer had told him that such and such place was being used as a gaming house and that people were collecting there and were gambling. Certainly, the informer's name was not given and it has not been suggested that it should be given if the police officer wants to keep it secret. The officer wrote a report to the Superintendent of Police stating that an informer had told him such and such and praying for an issue of warrant under Section 5. In the instant case it was sent by a messenger; but in some other cases the officer who had heard from the informer had taken the letter himself. In anticipation of the Superintendent's issue of the warrant they had taken the printed form filled in with the names with just a 'dotted line' ready for his signature as the authority competent to issue a warrant. The latter put the signature and issued the warrant and did not, as the papers and the evidence show, feel, the least curiosity about seeing either the information of the Sub-Inspector, or when that officer was himself talking to the latter putting any question to him. The whole process was mechanical.
8. There is no doubt that Courts should not insist upon the information being proved as true. To say that it is 'credible'' or that the authority 'has reason to believe' or 'is satisfied' is certainly not to guarantee its truth; nor does the said judgment require it Very often people with ordinary prudence and caution believe things that turn out to be incorrect on further enlightenment. But these phrases do imply a degree of plausibility. Certainly, there is a subjective element; but to say that is not the same as to assert that things can be done mechanically and then the Courts told that it is not their business to ask if there was any mental impression at all. If. for example, a person who has actually seen the gambling comes and tells the authority, and the latter from his demeanour and speech thinks there is something in it, the Courts will not put any question. Similarly, if a neighbour of the house comes and reports of noises indicating that gambling is going on, then also there would be no difficulty before the Courts. If an officer himself during his movements in the locality has seen people going there who are known to be gamblers by their previous conduct, and comes to believe that gambling is in progress, then also we can say that it is 'credible information' or he is 'reasonably satisfied.' Nobody suggests that the informer or informant should be called as a witness or should be named on the warrant. Nor is any test laid down that the information should stand judicial scrutiny. The process' is no doubt subjective; but there should be some indication that the authority issuing the warrant has thought what was placed before it and has not signed the dotted line just because somebody wanted it. In these cases the authority just signed a paper because the Sub-Inspector wrote that somebody else had come and reported' to him. This is really third-hand and something like an application of mind on the part of the authority was necessary.
9. This takes us to the question whether any inquiry and if so, of what kind should be conducted. An inquiry is not mandatory; nor has statute suggested a procedure even where the authority thinks it useful. By the very nature of the case to provide for such would be to defeat the very purpose of the enactment because the warrant would have to be issued quickly and with minimum publicity. On the other hand, the authority may have to satisfy himself by putting questions either to his subordinates or to the informant if he is an outsider to his department. The very putting of the questions is an inquiry. Using the word in its general meaning all that the authority is expected to do is to think of the matter, and decide quickly whether the information has that degree of plausibility as would justify the issue of the warrant. Courts will not invest gate the soundness or otherwise of this decision, if there is a clear indication that the authority had thought of the matter and was then satisfied that the information conveyed to him was what a reasonable and prudent person would believe. Courts cannot even ask for the name of the informant if there is one because that is already protected under the Evidence Act. But they should certainly expect that in a matter like this things are not done mechanically In fact, the Division Bench judgment in Narendra Kumar's case does not conflict with the ones cited by the learned Government Advocate. In a few places the word 'evidence' has been used in the sense of the 'information' before the authority; but the context is such as to lead to no misunderstanding
10. The foregoing applies only to cases where the presumption has to be raised. If it is a matter of evidence, then the position would be different and the case should be disposed of on its factual merits. The validity of the warrant under Section 5 is vital because persons who may be quite innocent are by the very issue of the warrant called upon under threat of a presumption to show the negative, that is, their houses are not being used as gaming houses and the pack of cards and the table or cloth or the like is not being actually used as an instrument of gaming, and those who have collected in the house have not come there for the purpose of gambling on the condition of their paying the owner or the occupier of the house a commission on their takings These are serious implications; but statute having imposed them, Courts will certainly apply them. But this is subject Ho their being satisfied that the warrant which raises these presumptions has itself been properly issued. For that the test is not the truth or provability of the information, but a dear indication that the authority issuing the warrant had at least thought of the matter, and had acted on what on the face of it was plausible and not merely put a mechanical signature on the basis of a second-hand or a third-hand report.
11. The result of the discussion is that the instant case is covered by the principles laid down in the judgment of Criminal Appeal No. 421 of 1963 (MP). There is no justification for a reference to a fuller Bench because the principles laid down in that judgment are really not in conflict with the rulings either of this High Court or of others in similar cases
12. The State appeal is dismissed


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This was some standard Crossing Jordan. No major trauma to any one of our main characters—just your standard two cases, and the team working to solve them with their personal life intermingling in the cases. I kind of miss the simplicity of those older episodes. You know what you were getting. And while this did pull on everything that's happened this season from Ivers to Lily to Jeffery it was still 'normal'.
The logistics of Jordan's case are somewhat questionable, but I think the enjoyable part wasn't really about the case—you knew the husband was guilty—it was more about the dynamics of Jordan and Ivers working together. The roles were reversed—and our dear little 'pain in the backside' Ivers was suddenly on the other side of the fence. Garret: The man has a hard time admitting an error.
Yes, he does. I thought it was entertaining that Ivers was brought back into the morgue dynamic. I thought we'd seen the end of him after Isolation. I like the continuity of characters coming back. Ivers had to deal with the circumstance of returning to the morgue. It's fun to see character development in the minor characters like that. Just like the continuation of Seely. Granted we don't see much of him, but there's a dynamic between him and the members of the morgue…and that's built on each time he reappears. Okay, it's official. I've totally abandoned the J-W Ship. I've got a new couple that I'm absolutely crazy over: Nigel and Kate! The best parts of the episode for me were the Nigel/Kate interactions. They have the dynamic I once loved about Jordan and Woody. Kate—flirting with Nigel! My favorite moment of the entire episode. It was perfect, Kate straightening his bow tie and then untying it. Totally a 'Kate Moment'. What's so nice about the two is neither of them are afraid to speak their mind to one another and it creates some of the most delightful scenes between them. They're growing on each other. Have you seen Kate smile so much? And 95% of the time, Nigel is the source/cause of her smiles.
Lily giving birth in the morgue. I knew it was coming—that said I didn't believe it—the scene was just not quite right. 1) As much as I ADORE Kate, and thought she was great in this scene, she was the WRONG person to be there. If the writers were going to do a touchy-feely moment like that it should have been Jordan delivering Lily's baby, with Nigel, Bug and Garret there. That's the family dynamic. I have to say it was amusing though to hear Lily mutter she wasn't giving birth in autopsy. And both Bug and Kate saying they need a doctor and Lily telling them they are doctors.
Wow Lily and Jeffery—anyone with eyes can see they don't belong together. I was a bit shocked at how bad they were to each other. Jeffery has no backbone (I've said that from the beginning). If he'd been a stronger man, they might have had a chance together. The scene at the precinct when Jeffery tells Bug to get out of Lily's life because he loves her and Bug responds that he loves her too was one of the few Lily Bug moments I've truly loved. There was no thinking involved, just pure spontaneous reaction. I wish Lily had been there to hear that.
Did Jeffery get what he deserved? I can't say I felt sorry for him. Sad, but not sorry. Missing your child's birth was a moment he'll never get back, but he brought this upon himself. I believe the law is that Jeffery has no rights when it comes to the child. He and Lily aren't married, so basically Lily has control of the situation. She tried to do the co-parenting, but it didn't work. It didn't work because Jeffery let his mother rule his life.


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The disciple was expecting some more challenging exercise on meditation. But the Buddhist monk simply instructed, "Drive all thoughts away from your mind tomorrow and intimate progress in the evening."india Updated: May 20, 2011 00:39 IST
The disciple was expecting some more challenging exercise on meditation. But the Buddhist monk simply instructed, "Drive all thoughts away from your mind tomorrow and intimate progress in the evening."
The disciple took it to be an introductory lesson.
But next morning he discovered the real challenge. He was bombarded with thoughts all along and could not succeed at all.
But the monk accepted him well in spite of his failure, "Well, tomorrow you need not drive thoughts away. Just keep on thinking something all the time without allowing any gaps in between the thoughts."
The disciple was highly delighted, as he had no dearth of thoughts. But again he found it very difficult. He started thinking but very soon found that he was in search of thoughts keeping several gaps in between. He was really ashamed of his poor performance.
Again the compassionate monk treated him well, "Never mind. Whatever you try to resist persists. Hence Lord Buddha taught us neither to drive thoughts away nor invite them. Just observe them as a witness.
Practise this all the time while sitting in room or doing anything outside. Also observe when you fail to observe your mind due to absent mindedness without being ashamed."
The disciple found it quite interesting and started observing his mind as if enjoying a drama. Sometimes the mind was on various body sensations. He minutely observed the sensations.
He observed his own thinking process, how thoughts were coming one after another from nowhere and how various emotions were arising in the mind out of various interactions.
Sometimes he slipped away from observation but very soon he got back to observation. He was neither judgmental, nor sympathetic but only a witness.
The monk was happy to observe his progress. The disciple too got calmly settled into his observer self, which considerably reduced his thoughts and feelings but intensified his overall awareness.
He realised the precept of the Buddha that there is neither a doer, not a sufferer, but a mere flow of phenomena. The best course, therefore, is to remain silent and be a non-reactive witness to this universal flux.


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Current mood: OK.
I'm in a weird mood... I drew the culmination of a rather dramatic storyline today, and ended on a cliffhanger, and now I feel... weird. Empty. Hyper. Sad. All at the same time... And I can't talk about it to anyone or show it to anyone until it goes online, which is...in a few months.
Note to self: Listening to Pain of Salvation's "Undertow" on repeat won't help.
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When you were a kid, playing in the sandbox, did you ever plan to dig a hole through the centre of the earth? Now you can... kind of. (Needs a browser that can handle Google Maps)
For the whole month of January, the comic will update three times a week! Yup,
that's Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday!
In February, we'll be back to the regular twice a week, Tuesday/Friday schedule.
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Sorry about the sketchiness of panel 4 - I suddenly decided to draw it differently than originally planned. Surprisingly, I even like how it turned out. ;)
Oh yeah, despite his suspicions, Vincent keeps the money anyway ;)
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