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One strage thing i did notice is when i looked at the code on his desktop the project file structure was all on one level and not in sub folders for Andrew_man, I don't think that this is an issue with MS Security update, unless a very recent one as it was working last week. (I think your article referenced an update However the same code when run in Excel 2003 SP3 on Windows 7 32 gives Run Time Automation Error at line Set asc1 = CreateObject("System.Text.UTF8Encoding") I am unclear why it is All of my computers run Excel 2007, Internet Explorer 8 and Windows Vista Business SP2. have a peek here
All of my computers run Excel 2007, Internet Explorer 8 and Windows Vista Business SP2. E-mail us or call us 302-584-1771, 8AM to 10PM U.S. It was more a button for ease of testing, rather than having to run it from the modules behind the scenes. The application flow works like this: - For next country in array -- Clear the spreadsheet -- Load data from database into spreadsheet -- Do lots of processing on data -- my site
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more stack exchange communities company blog Stack Exchange Inbox Reputation and Badges sign up log in tour help Tour Start here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed Any help would be greatly appreciated! My internet research on the error has described problems caused by early binding when Excel is opened from a VB script calling it from outside, but since my entire codebase is However, when a Windows XP user runs the code they receive an error that reads Run-time error '430' Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface Now for
- Exception Occurred when running a macro up vote 0 down vote favorite I've recently been having issues running macros on one computer running Excel 2010 on Windows 7 Professional.
- I saved it and closed it.
- I am looking forward to the release of the Official commercially available 2010 Excel.
- Excel forum, without getting a reply.
- That occurs when the reference has been updated to the new version then not found in the old version's system.
- I just added the option to save the excel file as a PDF instead of excel.
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- I am using Excel 2013 on one computer and Excel 2010 on another, the issue happens on both.
It will be a lot faster than looping cell by cell. The interesting thing is that the file that crashes on my computer was previously opened on 2007 and it crashes on all of co-workers computers, and the file that I didn't I am at a loss to understanding if this had anything to do with the automation problem, but it happened minutes before I saw the first Automation error. Automate Excel Vba How would they learn astronomy, those who don't see the stars?
Ask Your Own Question Runtime Error -2147417848 (80010108) The Object Invoked Has Disconnected From Its Cli - Excel Excel Forum Hello, I have a rather compex macro I've been developing. Automate Excel Macro Execution One of my forms had a control on it that apparently stopped working, and this had a ripple effect. MSDN says "Make sure that you set Option Explicit at the top of each file in your project." I am adding some sheets at run time. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36779550/automation-error-exception-occurred-when-running-a-macro Connect with top rated Experts 10 Experts available now in Live!
Only for curiosity, if you have an old version of the file, try exporting the code module, removing it, then reimporting it. Automation Error Vba Excel If I comment all code out and then try to save the workbook I get a "Errors were detected when saving document" and Excel asks to save a copy which also If there's no formatting to speak of, you could even use the least brutal of all .ClearContents Register To Reply 03-11-2010,07:46 AM #7 broro183 View Profile View Forum Posts Forum Expert Also is there a way of applying this error check to an entire module.
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And the function is very simple: Function CellHasFormula(c) CellHasFormula = c.HasFormula End Function At this point all others that are reading this with similar problem shouldn't worry about my actual I am trying to save a file and then save it a web addreess as follows: VB: Sub Publish() webaddress = "[URL]http://www..../forecasting/files/[/URL]" FileDir = "[URL="file://\\Denasvf2b\...\"]\\Denasvf2b\...\[/URL] Myfilename = "judy.xls" ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=FileDir & Excel Macros Automation Error I have never opened a file through VBA but will try. Excel Macros Error 1004 I copied those files to the proper folders on the 2003 computer but that didn't do the trick.
I cannot insert/delete rows or columns, group/ungroup rows, etc. http://softwareaspire.com/automation-error/automation-error-excel-2010.html Privacy Policy Site Map Support Terms of Use Home Automation Error In Excel Vba Macro Similar Topics | Similar Excel Tutorials | Helpful Excel Macros Automation Error In Excel Vba Macro I've attached the code sample from the offending module; apologies for the incomplete commenting, but that was my next step! And all the modules have Option Explicit at the top. Automate Excel Visual Basic
I don't think any non-standard controls are added to the Toolbox. Exception occurred and the workbook closes. I've tried removing the code from there and replacing it with a simple msgbox, and it still errors. Check This Out No Open event code - that includes all of the tabs as well and no change event code.
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Thank you! There are some compile errors due to Option Explicit and undeclared variables (and your auto_open calls a non-existent routine so I corrected that - it should also appear after the Option Got me thinking though - I have loaded some custom toolbars on my excel that I am not sure all people within my company have. Automation Error Vb6 I'd appreciate any help.
Everything was working fine up until about an hour ago when I started getting a Runtime Error -2147417848 (80010108), "The Object Invoked Has Disconnected from Its Clients". Friday, November 30, 2012 10:14 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote +1 for this finding. Still I got a file now that I can open along with 2-3 other co-workers, but majority of the people can't and this file was not opened on 2007 but the this contact form Thanks in advance.
Well the code that… Visual Basic Classic A Guide to Writing Understandable and Maintainable VBA Code Article by: Martin This article describes some techniques which will make your VBA or Visual But what's driving me crazy is that after I specified the particular workbook & worksheet for each range or cell commands I used, the Automation Error still occur and it's an I have a VBA macro in an Excel sheet that gives the following error when it loops after a few times, which has me stumped: Run-time error '-2147417848 (80010108)': Automation error. Free Excel Help Forum - Ask any question about Excel and have it answered in no time.
Subscribe to our monthly newsletter for tech news and trends Membership How it Works Gigs Live Careers Plans and Pricing For Business Become an Expert Resource Center About Us Who We Suddenly it worked for him. Thanks 0 LVL 4 Overall: Level 4 MS Excel 4 Visual Basic Classic 1 Message Expert Comment by:andrew_man2013-12-05 Have you solve your crash problem? Andrew_man - thank you for your input, I will have to look at this potential solution a little later on.
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After about 7 hours of frustration found that it only happened if there wasn't an activesheet/workbook open in excel. Microsoft Customer Support Microsoft Community Forums ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved The following error was encountered while trying to retrieve the URL: http://0.0.0.8/ Connection to 0.0.0.8 failed. This code works fine on Excel 2003, however, on Excel XP running the same code I get: Run-time Error -2147417848 Automation Error The object invoked has disconnected from its clients I've Thank you Peter for the support!
Difference was (for me) Excel did NOT open the module that contained the "problem" function.
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Thursday, March 31, 2016
Pete the Cat dance
A few weeks ago a dad and his little girl came into the library because they really wanted WALL-E. Sadly, we didn't have a copy on shelf. On the way to the back room I couldn't help myself and quietly, or so I thought, pretended to be WALL-E and sang EVAAA in a cheery robot voice.
Turns out at that exact moment the dad and kid were walking right by the book drop. I must have done a fairly decent impression because the little girl let out a piercing and heartbreaking wail as soon as EVAAA left my lips.
I also babysat recently for an 18-month-old and while we had a good time trying to figure each other out and turn all of her noisy toys on at the same time I made one pretty big error.
The jammies that her mom laid out for her were like a damn rubik's cube with about a million snaps. And I only discovered this after putting her in the jammies.
I did find some new jammies and made sure I knew how they worked before they were on the baby. The baby appeared to be perfectly fine with all this. But I did get some quizzical looks and at one moment I can tell you with 100% certainty she gurgled and then laughed at me.
I haven't said anything because I have felt very inadequate and a little stupid. Kids are very important to me. Their opinion of me matters, which is why I struggle to tell them not to run in the library.
But slowly I've gotten over my ineptitude (being asked to babysit again helps) and am probably not going to need therapy after all.
Especially after today.
Today, two children restored my faith in myself.
The first kiddo asked for help setting up a computer game, and once we got it all set up she reached out her arms towards me and said, 'pretend hug, pretend hug.' I almost spontaneously combusted due to extreme happiness.
Later, after noticing a little boy struggling to check out a book I discovered it was one of our not-for-checkout books and checked the catalog for anything Pete the Cat related. Somehow, possibly through divine intervention I'm sure, we had the exact same copy on shelf. When I handed the boy the book he hugged my knees and gave me a giant smile. I did a little dance. I couldn't help it.
I hereby call it the Pete the Cat dance.
So maybe I'm not such a nincompoop after all.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016
a field of chocolate chips
Last night I played tennis and had a decent match, but I easily pulled ahead. We had played games prior to this and were pretty evenly matched so she was definitely just having an off day. After we played I came home and ate a late dinner and read for as long as my eyes would stay open.
When I woke up this morning I noticed Rose was panting even though she was laying on the cool wood floor versus her giant fluffy pillows. Usually she only overheats on the pillows. On Monday both girls had their teeth cleaned, and poor Rosie pie had to have four extractions. Robert and I decided to put them both on soft food because we couldn't really figure out a way to just give Ella hard food for the seven days Rose needs the soft food. By Tuesday night Ella was starting to act like herself again but Rose was most certainly not.
When I woke up this morning and noticed her panting I quickly hurried to the bathroom. My rule is I pee first and then take them out. They are always perfectly fine with this and sometimes when I whistle for them they stagger towards the door like zombie dogs and shoot me stink eye lasers for interrupting their beauty sleep.
This morning was different. It became apparent very quickly that Rose needed to the use the bathroom ASAP. And she was so sick she didn't quite make it.
I had tennis very early so Robert agreed to watch them while I played and then afterwards I would watch them until I went to work for my late shift. We were hoping she would be back to her dandy lover pie self by then.
During tennis I checked my phone about 10 times and also noticed that my muscles were incredibly sore and all of my motions felt like sand in water. The combination of being incredibly fatigued, having 1/2 a protein bar for breakfast and being so worried about Rose made for some very hard tennis. An hour into it I really really just wanted to quit, but I stuck with it, and seeing no text from Robert felt mildly better about the Rose situation.
But when I walked out to the parking lot Robert and Rose were waiting for me. Robert said she was still having issues so he had called the vet, who told him that her problems were not normal after having dental surgery. So off we went to the vet, and even though Robert had some very important all-day training that he needed to get to, he decided to stick with us because poor Rosie had frantic eyes and a sore bottom and she certainly looked pretty sick.
The vet thought she had some anxiety and pain, gave us new meds and sent us on our way. Robert rescheduled his training and took Rose with him to work and I went home to change so I could go to work too.
After I checked on Ella and changed for work I hurriedly started making a pb, banana and chocolate chip sandwich. Because I was running late and had shaky hands I accidentally dropped about a million chocolate chips on the floor. Ella immediately came over and as I ran to cut her off she gave me a very serious look and halted. She didn't even seem to notice she was standing in the middle of half a bag of spilled chocolate chips. And the serious expression on her face seemed so familiar. It felt like deja vu.
Only just in time did I register what her expression meant.
I mean, seriously, even though I was tired, my dog was just standing there in a field of chocolate chips and doing nothing. Duh!
After talking to Robert he went to pick up more meds and it was decided that our dogs' tummies are so sensitive they cannot tolerate the wet food version of the dry food they eat. So after cleaning up Ella I called work to let them know I was going to be late and then sat on the couch and loved on Ella and listened to her tummy make terrible sounds while we waited for Robert to bring the medicine and take over. I was so incredibly tired I was struggling to stay awake even though Ella's stomach sounded like it was going to bomb the living room at any time.
Apparently tennis was harder than I realized last night or maybe I stayed up reading later than I thought or perhaps I was having sympathy fatigue for my family, but this morning was a total nightmare. I am thankful, however, that the tummy issues were just a combination of anxiety and food intolerance and nothing more. I am also incredibly thankful that Robert was right there, helping out and doing more than his fair share the whole morning. Even though we grumbled with each other we still made a great team. And because Robert is going out of town to spend the evening with family his mom has kindly agreed to take care of the girls so I can work my evening shift. Whew. Now I just have to stay awake. Anyone need help writing their resume or finding that amazing book with the blue cover that you cannot remember the name of?
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Sunday, March 27, 2016
shenanigans and surprises
Today Robert and I bolted awake at 5:11. Both Robert's cpap machine (he has sleep apnea) and the static machine suddenly stopped, which meant the electricity went out. The eerie calm that typically precedes an outage never happened because all at once, without the static machine, we became aware of the torrent of ice and rain clicking and clanking on the roof and windows.
We decided to wait it out even though we've had poor luck with electricity outages (the most memorable outage, which happened a few summers ago, lasted a whopping 4 days). Even though we go to sleep and wake up at the same time every day whether we work or not, on our days off we do like to burrow back under the covers with a good book and sometimes doze, but Robert couldn't doze without his cpap machine, so it was very tough to relax even with all the soothing chaos going on outside.
At 6:30 we finally gave up and decided to get dressed using book lights. What fun! After much stumbling around, we packed on the layers and raced outside into the slush to grab breakfast at a local haunt.
Thankfully by the time we came home the electricity was back on. Just in time for me to head back out for some crafting with my library pals where I received this very beautiful thread from a gal who spins and dyes her own yarn:
Once the slushy stuff stopped around noon the sun came out full force so the girls and I walked to one of our favorite places in the afternoon for a bit of sunshine and reading.
To think I went from sloshing through ice and snow in my winter boots to soaking up the sunshine in my shorts all in one day is rather baffling, but honestly quite exciting. Midwest weather is full of shenanigans and surprises, and it's almost never boring.
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Friday, March 25, 2016
lotsa concrete
It looks like our porch is going to ready for a couple rocking chairs here pretty soon!!!
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Wednesday, March 23, 2016
roofers everywhere!
It looks like our porch is going to be filled in soon! Robert and the girls were happy to demonstrate what we will be doing a lot of once it's a true porch.
The siding is slowly taking over the house in a scary movie kind of way. Who will prevail? Naked house or beige siding monster muahaha.
Yesterday, while I was at work, Robert had the great excitement of watching the roofer ride the conveyor belt to the top of the house.
But when I got home Robert and I watched the roofing shingles go on, one strip at a time.
And when we snuck around the back there was another roofer!
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Friday, March 18, 2016
how to get to China using just a hole puncher
Yesterday I helped a patron scan receipts so she had proof that she paid for something that she was being charged for again. It took less than 10 minutes but she was so overjoyed she brought me a box of chocolates later. I put the box in the designated share spot in the staff room but only after putting one of the chocolates in my locker for later.
Today a gentleman needed help printing boarding passes for both himself and his wife. We were able to print one but had trouble with the second one. Because his wife bought the tickets I told him to call his wife and check with her to make sure he had the right confirmation number.
I can't he said. She's mad at me. I'll just call the Southwest help number.
Because his wife had purchased the tickets with her credit card I told him he would still need to call her to get her credit card number. The color drained from his face and he stared intently at me, obviously hoping for another idea.
After several seconds of silence his face brightened and he triumphantly said, I'm just going to run home and look for an old statement. She's running errands. She'll never know. I'll be right back.
Sure enough he was back in less than 30 minutes. We printed the second boarding pass and he rushed away shouting bless you for your help.
Because he checked in at two different times and only hours before leaving I'm sure they won't get to sit together, but maybe that's a good thing.
It was a peaceful morning after that.
And then The Resume Guy came in.
The one who comes in a few times a week to make about 50 cover letters in an afternoon and uses the same format to copy and paste additional information for each new company.
The one who taps into what must be many years of pent-up anger and frustration to hole punch each paper so forcefully and loudly that other patrons shoot him worried glances before they timidly approach the desk to voice concern.
During his visits he asks for help, or rather, raises his hand and grunts at us roughly every 5 or so minutes, and we stand behind him and show him how to copy and paste, delete extra pages and rename files.
I've shown him how to copy and paste more times than I've told my parents I love them.
Thankfully I was one of a few people assisting him today and only helped him about a dozen times.
When an elderly patron dinged the bell I was more than happy to escape The Resume Guy.
I spent the next thirty minutes searching for the latest dish on Argentina and the Falkland Islands, the renewal date for The Antarctic Treaty and Carly Fiorina's new contact info, which hopefully is her pre-presidential campaign contact info, but after the internet search I'm not sure she even knows.
This was all for one 87 year-old patron who told me his entire life story while I went to the ends of the Internet and retrieved the information for him.
After that patron interaction I didn't even look in the direction of the hole puncher making it's way to China. I went straight to the break room, opened my locker and grabbed the chocolate.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2016
a little like magic
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Monday, March 14, 2016
Robert and I took off to Branson over the weekend. We visited with family, did a fair amount of relaxing and checked in on his family's lake house. After many months, we finally met the full time renters who, with hard work and love, transformed it into a home.
I also found a very unique necklace at a local artist run gallery.
We ended the trip with a hike that was a bit unusual. Because Robert is still mending from his back operation I thought he couldn't quite hack the slippery and rocky terrain so I ditched him.
And then after awhile I ditched the trail as well and followed the sounds of bullfrogs until I ended up in a thorn patch. After escaping the thorn patch and finding a road I called Robert and told him to come get me. It turns out that he managed to hike the trail just fine and unlike me, finish it.
While I never caught any bullfrogs I did find enough happy moments to last me until my next bullfrog chase.
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Labels: family, silliness!, travel
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
These are drawings of opposite walls in our future living room. I am particularly excited about these two walls because they will house a good portion of my book collection. Plus we are going to have excellent storage for all of our games!!
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Monday, March 7, 2016
reliving memories thanks to my locker
I have been working on this photo collage that's in my work locker for roughly two years now. I kept taping photos over photos, and recently I thought why not just rip it down and start over. I must have close to a zillion pictures I want to display and only a little room on the inside of my locker. Probably once a week I peruse an album on my computer, and while I'm there I organize, create new albums, soak up all the wonderful memories, and then I usually pick out a picture to take to work. It's very cathartic and joyful process.
Before I started over I took a picture:
Starting in the top left is one of my favorite pictures of my brother Scott, followed by my dogs when they where crazy and young and Robert and I when we were crazy and young.
Beneath us is a flower that used to be the banner on an old blog and I'm sure was taken by my mom, followed by Scott and I, my brother Jason and his dog, Spanky, Ella swimming in the pool and Ella laying all over my books.
Beneath Jason and Spanky is a wonderful quote: "Your smile is a curve that can get a lot of things straight," which is a great quote any time but especially at work.
Below the quote is one of Robert and I's jumping pictures. Any time we go to a new state we do a jumping picture in front of the welcome sign.
Next to it is a jumping picture of Robert, which happens to be at Hermann, MO, one of our favorite getaways. Whenever Robert and I find a swing set we always do jumping contests. We like to jump.
Beneath that picture is a baby picture of Rose and next to Rose is my three lover pies laying on the porch, which they do often and it always makes my heart very happy.
Two more pictures of the girls are next to a very good picture of dad, Scott and I and possibly the most handsomest picture of Robert.
On the very bottom is Mitsy, who is the bird version of my grandma, and the full story about that is here. Robert and I are next to Mitsy, where we were rescuing my mom and grandma in Needles, CA, and despite it being a crazy trip I only have fond memories of it. Lastly is another flower, which maybe came from a trip to Powell Gardens.
It was a very warm and fuzzy kind of collage, one that always made me smile.
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Labels: family, library, silliness!
Sunday, March 6, 2016
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Thursday, March 3, 2016
Siding is going up!!
This is NOT the color that the house is going to be. We are still thinking grey. However, time is running out. Will grey win???
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Wednesday, March 2, 2016
I'm thankful for sloths, bears, cows, princesses and superheroes
The best books I read in February all happened to be children's books:
Pssst! by Adam Rex
- girl goes to zoo. animals of all varieties ask her to bring back some wacky stuff including bicycle helmets. girl is only mildly exasperated and complies. - I thought I didn't love this book until I had an extraordinary dream about being one of the sloths in this story - be prepared for a wonderful surprise ending
Finding Winnie by Lindsay Mattick and Illustrated by Sophie Blackall
- this is illustrated by Sophie Blackall, who is one of my most favorite illustrators. my favorite illustration is the one with Winnie sleeping beneath Harry's cot, and also the very next page, which is filled with flowers so beautiful I can almost smell them - I loved the format of this book: a mom reading to her son who asked a lot of questions during the story
Haystack by Bonnie and Arthur Geisert
- this book takes the reader on a cyclic journey through the seasons of a haystack, from the cutting and drying of grass to the stacking and packing of the hay until only a pile of manure remains, poop that ever so helpfully grows new grass for next year's haystack - the wonderful text is paired with melodic, thorough and breathtaking etchings - my favorite illustration is the snow-covered haystack that's protecting a herd of cattle (stinky bliss)
The Most Wonderful Thing in the World by Vivian French and illustrated by Angela Barrett
- the predictable ending will only bring you happiness, and if you're like me, this predictable ending is an absolute must - the illustrations are simply magical (mermaids and beasts and acrobats) - this is a little wordy, but in a most excellent way
The Secret Remedy Book by Karin Cates
- Lolly gets to stay with her Auntie Zep for a month, and she's excited! But then she gets homesick and Auntie Zep comes up with a remedy that is a beautiful nod to practicing gratitude - illustrations are soft, joyful and a little wacky (Auntie Zep's headband!) - there is also lotsa lively language ('spidery handwriting that seemed to scuttle and scurry across the page' and a scarecrow with a 'necklace of cans')
Haystack by Bonnie and Arthur Geisert
- this book takes the reader on a cyclic journey through the seasons of a haystack, from the cutting and drying of grass to the stacking and packing of the hay until only a pile of manure remains, poop that ever so helpfully grows new grass for next year's haystack - the wonderful text is paired with melodic, thorough and breathtaking etchings - my favorite illustration is the snow-covered haystack that's protecting a herd of cattle (stinky bliss)
The Most Wonderful Thing in the World by Vivian French and illustrated by Angela Barrett
- the predictable ending will only bring you happiness, and if you're like me, this predictable ending is an absolute must - the illustrations are simply magical (mermaids and beasts and acrobats) - this is a little wordy, but in a most excellent way
The Secret Remedy Book by Karin Cates
- Lolly gets to stay with her Auntie Zep for a month, and she's excited! But then she gets homesick and Auntie Zep comes up with a remedy that is a beautiful nod to practicing gratitude - illustrations are soft, joyful and a little wacky (Auntie Zep's headband!) - there is also lotsa lively language ('spidery handwriting that seemed to scuttle and scurry across the page' and a scarecrow with a 'necklace of cans')
- I didn't read this book for a long time because I thought it would be 200+ pages of bunnies talking to me. Turns out the bunnies are really people, and hilarious and relatable bunny people at that - it's a true story! it's told in comic strips! it's about a girl, Cece, who is deaf and trying to fit in, and how she takes what most people would consider a disability and turns it into a superpower with the help of The Phonic Ear! - the facial expressions in this book are incredibly realistic and perfectly correlate with the emotions of the characters - also, when I started reading this Robert, who is not as book crazy as I am, snatched it from me and we ended up passing it back and forth and reading it together
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Gavin had a birthday. He is now FIVE years old. What? Where has the time flown to? Seriously! FIVE? Well, this year he wanted a Star Wars party. And you know me, I love to throw a good party. That is something I am good at. I enjoy the planning, buying, decorating and during it all. FUN!
Gavin invited several of his friends and we ended up with 18 4-5 year olds. Wowza!
All my boys were dressed up in some kind of Star Wars costume. As the children arrived they put on their tunics and we played "Pass the thermal detonator" while we waited for the kids to arrive. (It's like Hot Potato. We used a balloon wrapped in tin foil.)
Next the young Jedi trainees had to practice walking in space. They had to tip toe, hope and jump on the bubble wrap. Huge success. How doesn't like to pop bubble wrap??
Next was a fun game. They had to place the bomb over a bad spaceship of planet.
Next, which is the most important, was the actual Jedi Training. Scott had them come up one at a time and ask them couple questions about themselves to determine which light saber they were able to use. (like in Harry Potter) We made the light sabers before the party started and they were a huge hit. Literally. :) A 3 foot piece of pip covering with a 10" piece of pvc piping wrapped in black electrical tape. And then we covered the saber with colored duct tape. Easy and cheap. (Came to $1.50 each light saber)
Next they practiced a little routine, like at Disneyland. Once they were ready, Will came in dressed as a Stromtrooper and fought each Jedi. Thankfully, they all passed! When Will first came out two kids became really scared and started to cry. Will had to take off his mask to show them it was just him.
I used black table clothes to cover the basement windows and painted dots, planets and stars to make it look more like space.
After opening presents we went upstairs to decorate and eat cookies. Besides making the traditional cake, I make star sugar cookies for the kids to decorate. I had frosting and a bunch of toppings to choose from.
Last, but not least, was the pinata. A party just isn't a party in the Thompson household without a pinata filled with candy! (you can't see it but it's Darth Vader's head!)
Happy, happy birthday Gavin!! I love you!
An extra special THANK YOU to my blog friends who helped me with the invite, training certificate, games, food and drink ideas and decorations! Tip Junky and Tip Junky again, At Second Street, and DeGreve!!!
Thursday, February 24, 2011
May the Force be with you!
2 Comments:
- Summer Spillane Jordan said...
genius!!!! and just in time for jace's birthday party! so many great ideas...so what if he's gonna be 37! he's gonna love all of these ideas ;)
- February 28, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- peachytiffers said...
Fun ideas! You are good at planning parties! Summer's comment is hilarious!
- March 15, 2011 at 6:44 PM
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❀ Wakana Sakurai ❀
Wakana Sakurai longs to go back to Tokyo. While she loves traveling, nothing beats the warm hearth of her mother's home. She makes sure that she will be home by Japanese New Year every year, where she gets to see everyone at the same time. When she is home she prefers to spend time with her mother and her grandmother.
Wakana travels a lot with her father, who will one day hand to her all his business and assets around the world.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
~Seth's Solo & Simon as a Donkey~
Thanks to Carrie for explaining in plain and simple English how to do this! Carrie, when you get your Computer/Internet Book for Dummies published, please let me know! :)
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- Carrie said...
Heh. Glad I could help. Apparently you didn't see me bashing the keyboard against the monitor and shaking my finger at the harddrive the first time I embedded a video, huh?
We're past that now and the computer and I now have an understanding.
Seth did a great job! I wish I could talk Brennan into singing in public. He absolutely refuses. Jared, on the other hand, would be more likely to sing "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer" in place of "O Holy Night."
It also looks as if Simon were an excellent donkey. Why do I think that you probably made his costume? ;)
- 16 December, 2008 17:58
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Friday, February 25, 2011
1991: The Silence of the Lambs
This is without a doubt the creepiest movie I have ever seen. Granted, I haven't seen too many horror movies - Hitchcock is about as scary as I'm comfortable with - but this has to be one of the most disturbing films ever made. This movie was extremely difficult for me to watch (and what was I thinking, starting it so late at night?) and I really wouldn't recommend it to anyone who doesn't like horror films. That being said, it's an extraordinarily well-made film, so I can understand why it's so highly acclaimed, particularly by people who like this genre. I noticed some truly brilliant camera work, and I probably would have noticed more if I hadn't been so caught up in the tension and suspense. This is not a film to watch when you want to relax. It's mercifully just shy of two hours, but it feels much longer because of the suspense, and I was incredibly relieved when it was over.
This is the third and last (so far) movie to win all five major Academy Awards (the previous two, as I mentioned when I blogged about them, were It Happened One Night in 1934 and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest in 1975). Anthony Hopkins's career-defining performance as Hannibal Lecter is fabulous, and would be fun to watch if he wasn't so creepy. It would have been a crime if he hadn't won Best Actor for this. But his performance alone is not enough; Jodie Foster completes the film with her portrayal of the sympathetic Starling. Their characters' interactions, especially with the camera angles filming them, are by far the best parts of the film, albeit very creepy. The scenes of Buffalo Bill scattered throughout, while they may be necessary to the story, are not nearly as good. Overall, I'm going to give this movie a trembling thumbs-up and then forswear horror films forever (with the exception of Alfred Hitchcock).
Side note: I have to point out that Beauty and the Beast was also nominated for Best Picture of 1991, which made it the first animated film ever nominated for Best Picture. To this day it remains the only animated film to be one of five Best Picture nominees (Up and Toy Story 3 were nominated after the Academy randomly decided to go back to ten nominees). While I can see why the Academy thought that Silence of the Lambs was better from a technical standpoint, I would rather watch Beauty and the Beast any day.
And the winner for 1992 is: Unforgiven
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Since you are my rock and my fortress, for the sake of your name lead and guide me. ~Psalm 31:3
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
The Kind Strangeness of Kind Strangers
She'd try to meet their smartphone-occupied eye, and if there was no reaction, she'd tap them on the shoulder and hold out her hand to be shaken, mumbling something quietly in the process. I was in the vestibule bit, and waited patiently for my turn. I was impressed with the impressive stats she was pulling. Out of say fifteen or twenty people in the vestibule I only saw one refusal. A middle aged lady who was angered at being pulled away from her novel.
She got to me, held out her hand and did the mumble. I didn't catch the words, but it sounded nice enough, and her smile was kind. I shook her hand, smiled and returned the just-inaudible mumble. It was a nice moment. Though I must admit, and I do so with shame,as she left and I sat staring at my newly shaken hand, the first thought that popped into my mind was 'approximately one and a half hours until I reach a tap and some soap'.
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- AY said...
I know *sigh* I feel bad about it, but I was thinking the same thing as I read your post. I know it's paranoia...Maybe you should do what I do and carry Dettol instant hand sanitizer gel everywhere.
- April 13, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- KIM said...
I was going to write almost exactly the same comment as the one previous here ...! Never mind, I'll just second it.
- April 14, 2011 at 7:22 AM
- Ben McLaughlin said...
Yes I'm going to buy me some of that gear. It'll also be good for when I've finished reading mX. I always accidentally rub my eyes with news print and get bloodshot eyes.
- April 14, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- kristina said...
Very interesting. I wonder what was motivating her. And why the novel lady refused (maybe she was thinking the same thing about hand sanitizer).
- April 17, 2011 at 2:59 AM
- Ben McLaughlin said...
Hey Kris- yeah, I wondered what her motivation was too. I guess the idea was, shake my hand, then read my tshirt.
- April 18, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Laetitia :-) said...
Hey, we're coming up to flu and colds season so it's not a completely unworthy thought, especially as by then you'd effectively be shaking hands with 15 or so people just by shaking her hand.
- April 18, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Ben McLaughlin said...
More like 1500.. she'd been through the entire train I reckon.
yeah, you are probably right, but sometimes I think we fuss too much about germs. Jesus hung out with lepers, I should at least shake hands with someone without freaking out!
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A Jensen Beach, Fla., man who got a little too greedy with communion wafers "outraged" and "offended" his fellow parishioners and ended up in the slammer this morning. The man reportedly grabbed a handful of wafers from the priest and then tried to flee, but his fellow worshipers blocked his path and held him down while police were summoned.
Dag, I thought. Where is this Jensen Beach? And what kind of rough-and-tumble town is it?
So I Googled on down to Florida and did some virtual sightseeing. Turns out, Jensen Beach is just 15 miles away from the community of Fort Pierce, where on Monday a man allegedly pummeled his ex-girlfriend for eating his sardines and Vienna sausages, which the newspaper described as "a popular canned weiner product" (the Madame informed me that the proper pronunciation is Vy-EEN-uh sausages, like hyena).
In the same town, whose tourism Web site extols the residents' "peaceful quality of life," an 11-year-old boy hit his mother in the head with a saw Thursday and then offered her five bucks not to call the police. He was later booked for aggravated battery. My first thought was, what kind of mother calls the cops on her kid for inflicting a minor laceration? But it turns out, there's something seriously sociopathic going on, and I don't want to make light of that (let's just say, the family cat has been really, really lucky). Still, I've got to wonder what the heck is in the water down there.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Floridians taking communion too seriously
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- Smirking Cat said...
It's not like communion wafers taste like anything beyond thin cardboard disks, so did the fellow happen to mention why he wanted a handful of the crap anyway?
- November 17, 2008 at 9:17 AM
- Henry said...
god only knows. I hope he wasn't going to try to pass them off as cat treats.
- November 17, 2008 at 11:46 AM
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Why thank-you(Original post by AdamskiUK)
Perhaps I didn't treat you in the way I should have done. You're clearly brighter than most who surf TSR.
The article wasn't even regarding giving state schooled people an advantage but targeting poor white boys to go to uni as ethnic minorities are given they're both as disadvantaged.I clearly understand your point about somebody being more impressive if they attained grades at a lesser school but you can't give them advantages as they are being given already.
It's not about casting anybody aside. It's about being fair and seeing that state education is poor, and for a prodigy to shine through they clearly have a lot of raw intelligence and should be given a shot surely. He may be just as clever with his AAA than an Eton A*A*A* pupil, but hasn't had the boost up to A* from having a better standard of education, so he should clearly get an opportunity. It's not about differentiating people, it's more, 'he did this in spite of the massive disadvantages he has, that's pretty good.'Someone else might have gone to a good school, but it certainly doesn't mean he made use of it. Perhaps he worked through the night to achieve his AAA grades. Regardless, he shouldn't be cast aside for somebody who waltz's in with AAA grades from a weaker school. For all you know, he was a child prodigy that could have gotten them without working. The fact that he went to a failing school shouldn't be a way to differentiate between final candidates. You don't know how, individually, that school has affected each person.
It's not about better or worse, it's about what is more impressive. Ofcourse AAA is still harder, but imagine how much harder it is in a rowdy classroom where most of the time is spent on getting the rest of the class to behave. Or where in science classes there are rarely any practicals, because copper sulfate is that darn expensive. Or an English class where literature has to be shared.At the end of the day, regardless of how clever a student is, if he has ended up achieving AAA then he shouldn't be put down as better than an opposite, yet better-schooled student. Yes, the weaker candidate has worked harder for his AAA but it's STILL AAA and it isn't fair on the better-schooled candidate to be ruled out for his efforts. AAA is no easy task regardless which school you come from. Not in proper subjects, anyway.
Also you're looking at it from a standpoint where it's 1 vs 1 with a state school and privately educate candidate. It's more of a pool where the one's who shine advance, so obviously anyone with A*'s. Also, school isn't a major deciding factor and everyone else is expelled. Clearly, as at Oxford it's rough 50/50 state vs private as I recall which is disproportionate as only 8% are privately educated, or a similar figure.
My points about international countries still stand. You can't point out their flaws in their political/economic positions to cover for their education.
It's not about sympathy, it's about identifying raw potential and intelligence against adversity. Also, ofcourse the best should advance, but often this is not the case and only the best wealthy advance and intelligent poor minds are left behind as they are not given any opportunity, mainly stemming from a poorer form of education against their wealthy counterparts. If state and private education was on par, I'd be agreeing with you,Firstly, the Chinese government is horribly corrupt. That is why the people of China are poor. It has nothing to do with sympathy towards weaker candidates. The best get through and the best get jobs there. This is how it should be. Of course, this notion favours the more wealthy. If the poor, however, work hard, they become wealthy. It's incentive in itself to work. Of course, in such a corrupt society, there are massive limitations. That doesn't mean the underlying concept is flawed.
No the NHS is not an awful thing, without it many poor people would not have access to health care, as happens in America. Yes, in capitalism you pay what you want, but surely things like people health should be above this? Also, the pharmaceutical companies will always have a demand, because without drugs, illness doesn't go away.The American socio-economic status is bad for numerous reasons. It's because of National Health Services such as ours that their individual medicine prices are so high. The NHS is an awful thing, and any Conservative should be able to see this. It's there to keep the working-class happy and voting. The primary concept of capitalism is people pay for what they want, when they want, and at a price agreeable to both parties. Pharmaceutical companies only charge so much because they can. If there were no markets for their drugs, they would find a way to make them cheaper to CREATE a market. SURE - you lose a few thousand people along the way, and sure - that isn't very humane of me but it means not STEALING from people who work for their money to fund a morally bankrupt system. The only reason I know all of this is because an old teacher of mine had a husband who ran a huge, British-based Pharmaceuticals production line.
In essence, you're argument is completely correct and I agree with you. However if the NHS was stopped, people wouldn't get their £1.5k spent on healthcare bag, as tax rates wouldn't fall to account for this. If they did, fine, but they wouldn't, so you can't abolish the NHS. Also, things like Bupa still rely on the NHS and use NHS hospitals and such.Essentially, if you had stopped the NHS at conception, individual wealth would increase. As of 2009, we spent approximately £1500 per capita per year on the NHS. That's every man, woman and child in Britain. I just went onto Bupa to find that with comprehensive cover (inc. cancer treatment) and included dental cover with a £0 excess it would cost me £79 per month. I don't know if you're any good at maths, but that comes to £950 per annum for a "20 year-old" (they wouldn't cover my 17 years-of-age ... ) And that doesn't increase a whole deal when I say my age is age 50.
Don't forget, on top of that, the £1500 figure was from three years ago, whereby spending has increased quite a bit since.
I'm afraid yours is, as you assume that everybody has the same opportunities in life, poor people don't, which means they will falter, if they did you'd be correct and I'd be massively incorrect otherwise.I'm afraid your argument, on all accounts, is flawed.
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I'm a white working class man (lower class i suppose) and i strongly oppose this notion of positive discrimination because quite frankly it is insulting to say i can't keep up and also because it misses the point entirely.
Whilst i do agree that a low number of male applicants is a concern this needs to be dealt with at school, we need a change in attitude towards education.
Our first priority should be to institute an educational voucher system to allow poor students access to what is considered a world class private education along with bringing back a number of grammar schools.
Our second priority is a change in attitude, my own experience was that in primary school i was very close to the top of my class and in year 10 was predicted all A-B grades and achieved these in my mock examinations however the attitude from teachers was appalling in that the goal was not to get A* grades but for everybody to get five C grades and so i was put in for the foundation papers to 'protect' my grade. I feel like weeping when i talk to my grammar school friend who said that getting less than an A was considered to be a dissapointment. Of course this is subjective depending on your own school experience.
Also since universities are supposed to be private institutions i would rather government kept out and left them to it.
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MLB Free Agent News: Hanley Ramirez To Sign With Boston Red Sox, According To Report
Hanley Ramirez appears to be the first major free agent of the MLB offseason to find a new team. Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports that Hanley Ramirez and the Boston Red Sox have agreed to terms on a contract.
Source: Hanley Ramirez headed to Boston tomorrow to finalize deal with #RedSox.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) November 24, 2014
The deal is reportedly worth $90 million over five years. The shortstop made $16 million in the 2014 season.
Signing with Boston means Ramirez is returning to the place where he started his career. He played just two games with the Red Sox in 2005, but was traded to the then-Florida Marlins that offseason. The deal saw the Red Sox trade Ramirez, and three other prospects, including Anibal Sanchez, for Josh Beckett, Mike Lowell and Guillermo Mota.
Ramirez played 128 games with the Los Angeles Dodgers last season, posting an OPS of .817 with 13 home runs and 14 stolen bases. The year before he had a .345 batting average.
After following their 2013 World Series championship with 71 wins and a last-place finish in the American League East, the Red Sox look ready to increase their payroll in order to return to the playoffs. They are looking to re-sign Jon Lester, and the Boston Globe has reported that the Rex Sox have offered free agent Pablo Sandoval a five-year, $95 million contract.


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I was at work yesterday longer than I wanted to be. It was only 30 minutes but it wasn't because of my own actions. I had to wait on a report that was due that morning. I got it at 3:45. I had to review that and submit my own report that was due that day. I hate waiting for others to do their job when it affects mine. I wasn't in a bad mood. But I wasn't in a great mood either. Somewhere in between.
I could feel it on the drive home. Energy was low. I was thinking how I was going to work out when I got home. It wasn't long before I knew what my routine was going to be that night. The 12oz. declining curl. This one courtesy of Rolling Rock.
When I entered my house the first stop was the refrigerator. Grabbed a green bottle, popped the cap off and ahhhhhhh....that's better. Much better.
I don't know what it is about Rolling Rock that I like. I don't drink it all the time but it is a great change up beer. It has a unique taste. Like Leinenkugel. It has a unique taste that satisfies a thirst like no other beer can. If you didn't guess it by now, Rolling Rock was basically my dinner too.
I sat at my computer intending to just read my emails, stare at my new racktacular wallpaper, and drink the night away Thorogood style. I had no intention to do anything let along play some poker. But before I could stop the mouse, I had two games up and going. I made some money before losing interest and blowing it all away.
I then put the TV on to see what was on. I missed Survivor (I am not addicted to the show but have a passing interest) because I noticed one of my favorite shows was on. The over-acting minister was on God TV blasting heavy metal music and the violence associated with it. I like these shows because they take everything to the extreme and totally over analyze music. He blamed heavy metal for the evil that exists in this world. Somehow music is destroying not just the world, but the church as well. He tells a story of people listening to heavy metal, feeling the Devil inside them forcing them to go to destroy churches. He says that people will go break into the church to steal their sounds system so they can start a heavy metal band. Hey, I think that is how Slayer got started.
But as the show goes on, I find out he is not slamming just heavy metal, but also county music! He compares country western to heavy metal and says it is just as abad. The constant theme in country music is adultery and violence. He quotes some song as "She broke my heart, so I broke her jaw". Yeah, that makes Pantera and F*cking Hostile look tame alright. I have friends who listen to country so if they can name the song, I will gladly buy them a beer. I think I need to tell them to switch their music as well. Apparently they are going straight to hell!
Then he says something smart. He says a guy came up to him and said if he was reborn, he could no longer have sex with his girlfriend. That was something he didn't want to give up. Amen brother!
So basically all music is bad. Even Stryper! Yes, he points out that supporting Stryper supports the company that puts out zombie movies like Return of the Living Dead. The rockin' bumble bees will not save you. But I could have told you that.
I think the most disturbing part is the stories he tells where he blames the music that the person listened to as being the reason for their actions. We have seen it before where Judas Priest and Ozzy were sued because some guy committed suicide and the parent blamed the music. He tells a story about a lady who shot her 3 kids in the car. She then shot herself in the arm and went to the police claiming it was a carjacking or something. Problem was 2 kids survived and testified as to what really happened. This was a pathetic attempt to please her boyfriend (he hated her kids) so he would marry her. The preacher's analysis wasn't that this lady was crazy or had a mental condition. He blamed it all on Duran Duran. Those pretty boys recorded her favorite song, Hungry Like the Wolf, which just so happened to be playing on the car stereo at the time she pulled the trigger. Makes me wonder what would have happened if she listening to Rio.
He also picks on Culture Club, the Greatful Dead and Air Supply. Yes, all music is bad. But we knew that about Culture Club.
Friday, September 16, 2005
Rolling down the river
slurred by StB at 7:14 AM
4 comments:
- J. Gambino said...
I can't believe you said that about Culture Club! Do you really want to hurt me?
- Blonde said...
I have never been called "racktacular" but I will take it as a compliment!
- StB said...
As you should!
- James Wigderson said...
Air Supply? What's wrong with my Air Supply?
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Sometimes I just really need to tote my own amazingness. Why? A) Because I am amazing and B) Because if I don't, then who will?
What makes me so amazing you say? My general ass-kicking abilities at giving people I love gifts (for starters).
For our wedding, our bridal party either stayed at my grandmother's house with me, or at a hotel with Jonathon. They are our absolute best friends in the world so we wanted to show our gratitude for having them in our lives and in our wedding by giving them a little somethin' somethin' in addition to their actual bridesmaid/groomsmen gifts (pashminas and wallets, respectively).
Thus, the birth of our wedding weekend welcome kits!
Don't you just hate staying away from home and not having water in your hotel room (i mean, besides the $6, 8oz bottle in the mini-fridge)? As a member of a bridal party, you are obligated to attend a veritable cornucopia of dinners, drinks, rehearsals, what have yous... So the one thing generally missing from your schedule is time to stop for a snack. And how can anyone live without champagne in a can or ho-hos, or party poppers? Yea, not our friends either.
Step 1... Gather the essentials. Essentials being booze, water, chocolate, something salty, and something fun (in that order, obvs).
Step 2... Shove essentials in a cute bag.
Step 3... Leave welcome kits in hotel rooms of bffs and wait for the hugs to come to you.
Yes, I also made one for us lovebirds for our honeymoon hotel stay. Full disclosure: it was a tad nicer than these ones. What? I deserve it. I told you, I am awesome.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
DIY Details: Wedding Weekend Welcome Kits
Labels: BMF, Doing It Yourself, eat drink and be merry
3 comments:
- Lulu said...
Wedding welcome kits are great! We did these too, for all of our out of town guests, 43 bags. Thanks to my mom for doing 99% of the work on these. Yours are awesome!! I am jealous there were Ho-Ho's in your bags, and candy bracelets!!!
- August 3, 2010 at 12:24 PM
- MrsFord said...
Wow 43 bags is A LOT. We were originally planning to do them for all of our out-of-towners too but that was one of the last minute projects that got majorly Xed. Go mom for helping!
- August 5, 2010 at 8:44 AM
- Mr. Ford said...
These were so awesome. I love that we gave canned champange, thats classier than champange-in-a-can? Oh yeah, you!
- August 7, 2010 at 9:48 AM
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These days, famous celebrities are always accompanied with great wealth. This is what they have acquired from working so hard in the industry. The big question now is, do you know that there are lots of popular and wealthy celebrities nowadays who are quite poor from the beginning. In this regard, here are the 10 richest celebrities who struggled in the past:
10. Demi Moore
She's currently 52 years of age and she was born on November 11, 1962 in Roswell, New Mexico. Demi Moore has a very successful career in Hollywood. However, during her childhood year, she experienced living in a trailer park. Adding to the dilemma is her extremely alcoholic father.
9. Jim Carrey
This wealthy Canadian-American actor was born on January 17, 1962 in Newmarket, Canada. Currently, she's 53 years old. When he was still a young boy, he and his family lived in a Camper van. And during his teenage years, he worked tirelessly in a tire factory.
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8. J.K. Rowling
This 50-year-old British novelist is currently enjoying her great wealth. However, before she acquired her wealth, she still suffered from extreme poverty. She struggled in paying the tuition fees of her children and putting some foods to eat on the table.
7. Mark Wahlberg
This rich celebrity was born on June 5, 1971 in Boston, Massachusetts and he's currently 44 years old. At the age of 14, Mark stopped from going to school and joined local gangs in his place. In his desperation to acquire enough fortune, he tried doing some illegal things causing him to be imprisoned for 50 days.
6. Leonardo DiCaprio
This American actor has already reached the level of financial stableness. He was born on November 11, 1974 and he's currently 40 years old. But before he became a famous actor in Hollywood, he had a lot of financial debts and he was involved in drug-related transactions.
5. Snoop Dogg
This 43-year-old American actor and rapper was born on October 20, 1971 in Long Beach, California. In his past life, he was involved in several illegal activities in order to earn enough money for his living like drug-related transactions. In fact, he already experienced being imprisoned many times.
4. Jay Z
The real name of this wealthy American entrepreneur, record producer, and rapper is Shawn Corey Carter. Currently, he's 45 years old. In his past life however, his family found it hard to afford even bread. He was also involved in violence that happened in his neighborhood.
3. Justin Bieber
This 21-year-old Canadian songwriter and singer also experienced great poverty in his past life before he became extremely rich and popular in Hollywood. He used to be living in a house that was severely infested with cockroaches and rats. He even experienced going to bed without having a dinner.
Read Also : Top 10 Richest Women In The World Today
2. Halle Berry
This rich American actress was born on August 14, 1966 and she's currently 49 years old. She experienced living in a homeless shelter. During her early 20's, she decided to live in New York, and this was where she tried her luck in the modeling and acting industry.
1. Mariah Carey
This rich and famous American singer was born on March 27, 1970 in Huntington, New York and she's currently 45 years of age. When she was still a young girl, her family cannot afford to buy her toys. However, everything has changed after she moved to New York.
These are the 10 richest celebrities who struggled in the past. Their stories will absolutely inspire you to do your best in life.


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Welcome to Hotel Sascha's Kachelofen
General Information
We offer you
- 24-hour arrival (Just tell us when you will be arriving and we will place your room key in our key safe. We will inform you of a code which will allow you to enter the hotel.)
- Free W-LAN
- Animals can stay upon request! Cost per dog/day €5.00 (max. €15.00 per stay)
- Car park spaces in accordance with availability directly behind the hotel building ! Cost per car/day € 5,00 (max. € 15.00 per stay) or in the immediate surrounding area. On the day you check-in; your booking confirmation counts as your permission to drive through the pedestrian zone.
Check-in daily from 8 am.(Optional upon availability) For those guests arriving after 9 pm in the evening, please inform us in advance and we will deposit your key in our digital key box, which is located directly at the hotel entrance on the left-hand side.
Check-out is until 11 am, please inform us if you wish to check-out later, and we will happy to accommodate this.
We accept EC cards, Visa, Master and American Express credit cards.
Children are welcome with us at all times!
Our Hotel Sascha's Kachelofen is located right in the centre of Oberstdorf, in a quiet area of the pedestrian zone. A bus stop is located in the immediate vicinity. Hiking trails, mountain railways and other public amenities can also be reached very quickly.
Additional services for our guests
You will receive your guest card upon your arrival. In addition to the numerous discounts, you can also allow your ski-pass as well as:
- the Bergbahn GUT Ticket
- the ÖPNV Ticket
to be directly booked onto it at our reception.


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