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Sofia Hosts 3rd Global Summit for Preemies
Bulgaria hosted on Friday the Third Global Summit for Improving the Standard of Care for Preemies, bringing together participants from five continents who united efforts to discuss ways of saving the life and health of premature babies, organizers say.
As many as 140 leading healthcare experts, neonatologists, parents, representatives of patients' organizations from 26 countries in Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa gathered in the capital Sofia to talk about the most pressing problems and basic challenges which preterm babies and their families face.
Bulgaria is the third country to host the Global Summit for Preemies after Poland and Colombia. This year's event was organized by "Our Premature Children" Foundation in cooperation with the Bulgarian Society of Neonatology and with the support of AbbVie Bulgaria.
The summit was opened by Prof Maya Krasteva, Head of the Bulgarian Neonatology Association, and Nina Nikolova, Chairwoman of Our Premature Children Foundation. The delegates had the opportunity to hear about the experience of Germany, Poland, Colombia, Bulgaria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Serbia, Lebanon, the Netherlands, the Baltic countries and Brazil represented by 19 speakers. The main topics of the Summit were follow-up care after leaving the neonatal unit, ophthalmology, respiratory and neurology complications and strategies to address them, the so called kangaroo mother care and the steps for joining efforts of doctors and parents.
One of the strongest messages of the Summit was the call for integration of parents in the care for premature babies even when they are still in the Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) and the combining of efforts of neonatologists, nurses, physiotherapists and other experts participating in the process of preserving the life and health of a preterm baby. All participants in the Summit agreed that the best results would come from the collective work of a multifunctional team of specialists who fight together with the family for the surviving even of the tiniest babies. Many speakers presented undeniable facts in favor of the necessity of mothers' presence in the NICU and their right to be near the preterm babies. The close proximity and communication between the mother and her infant child is essential for the baby's improvement and growth, as well as for the parents' readiness to take responsibility and give the best care for the premature baby.
Among the speakers at the Summit were: Silke Mader, Chairperson of the European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants, prof. Maria Katarzyna Borszewska-Kornacka, President of the Polish Neonatal Society, Dr. Jose Maria Solano, President of the Colombian Neonatology Association, prof. Tibor Ertl, President of the Advisory Committee for Neonatology to the Hungarian Secretary of Health, prof. Maya Krasteva, Head of the Bulgarian Neonatology Association, prof. Boriana Sluncheva, National Consultant in Neonatology, Bulgaria, assoc. prof. Ralitza Georgieva, Head of Neonatology Department, Specialized Hospital for Active Treatment of Childhood Diseases in Sofia and others.
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Dear Easter Bunny,
As you may or may not be aware, Target has an abundance of Lindt milk chocolate bunnies and carrots. As always, you may keep the marshmallow Peeps where they belong...in the reject bin along with those disgusting, pathetic-excuse-for-candy orange circus peanuts, those peanut butter things wrapped in the black and orange paper that people try to pass off for Halloween treats, and the candy corn.

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so, you spend ten years learning cgi.
you spend 6 months or more working on tribute videos to teenage mutant ninja turtles. some just an intro, some complete episodes.
and after 7 years of no problems, all of a sudden lions gate goes on a copyright rampage, tagging all your videos and your channel receives it's first copyright strike in ten years.
So, now rather than risk the others getting more strikes to the channel, I had to delete ten years of work.
I don't know if companies have bots scouring youtube to take down stuff that looks like it's uploading a complete show, or if an actual person is behind it.
I wonder if it's worth contacting lions gate and showing them that I not only am not uploading a full show in the traditional sense, but I also have the thumps up of the shows producer, bill wolf in doing these type of tribute things. If Fred Wolf Films doesn't mind, one would think that would hold more weight to it.
problem is, I doubt any way to contact lions gate would have a real feeling person behind it...so it might be better just to leave it alone..
sigh.depressing, videos are meant to encourage people to get better at cgi. if I can improve, anyone can.


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Liner looks somewhat like a WWI German M16 liner or a Romanian liner.
Liner looks somewhat like a WWI German M16 liner or a Romanian liner.
@Dom Do you think this helmet is real or no?
OK thanks! I'm still stuck on the liner though. Never seen this kind before.
interesting parade photo and to see the PPSh 41 used, thanks for sharing
as for your helmet the liner pads look similar to what you might find on a swiss m18 ,how they got there is anybodys guess but it is sure a good topic for discussion
Yea that's what is bugging me haha. I went back a couple weeks later and the same seller had a Spanish modelo Z with a Luftwaffe sticker on it so for all I know he did it but I'm not sure. I thought it may have been done in Finland because their helms used that liner but my helmet is post war.
I think the leather liner pads came out of a Swedish M26, the liner was probably put there by a collector, not original to the helmet.
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3 bedroom semi-detached house for saleBeaufort Road, Morecambe
Sold STC
Property Description
Key features
- Semi Detached Home
- Three Bedrooms
- Modern Kitchen Diner
- Extensive Rear Garden
- Well Presented
- Popular Location
- Double Glazed & GCH
- Off Road Parking
- EPC Rating D
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From the super stylish kitchen diner, to slick bathroom and attention to detail throughout and the huge rear garden, its hard not to fall in love with this home. This truly is home that has the wow factor and looking for some new owners!
Location - Bare has traditionally been a sought after area. Situated on the outskirts of Morecambe it retains good links with the town centre but Bare Village itself offers a wealth of local shops and businesses and there is a great local community spirit. The village has everything from convenience stores, wine shop, hairdressers, beauticians, bakery, butchers, Post Office and much much more. There are good local pubs and restaurants and various community groups. The area attracts more mature buyers but the quality of the local primary schools also draws younger families in too. Happy Mount Park is close by as is the promenade and of course the village has its own train station too, making commuting an easy option. It's not hard to see why this area has built up such a good reputation and why it continues to attract buyers from all walks of life.
What We Love - We love this true family home, where we are sure many happy memories will be made. We love the modern kitchen diner and the chic bathroom. The real wow factor for this home is the huge rear garden. This home is certain to be popular!
Stylish Living - Step inside the property through the upvc front door into a spacious hallway, there is plenty of room to store the coats and shoes. There is storage under the stairs and the boiler which was installed in 2013 can be found here. The lounge can be located to the left and is on trend with neutral decor and grey carpet. The lounge is filled with light from the large bay window and has a feature stone fireplace. The kitchen diner is located at the rear of the property and again continues with the modern theme of the home. The dining area has magnolia walls and walnut laminate flooring. There is a stunning fireplace with white surround and grey tiled hearth. The dining area leads onto the rear garden through the french doors which fill the room with light. There is plenty of space for a good sized dining table and a large fridge freezer and there is a breakfast bar separating the dining area from the kitchen.
The plum and cream high gloss units, certainly make the kitchen stand out from the crowd, with its wood effect work surfaces adding a perfect finish. You will find a range of integrated appliances, with a fridge, dishwasher, oven and with a super stylish extractor hood above. All in all this is a very impressive kitchen.
Bedrooms And Bathroom - Lets take a trip upstairs, where there are three bedrooms and the bathroom. The master bedroom to the front of the property is again on trend with grey walls and cream carpet. The room is a great size and has alcoves which are the perfect space to put the wardrobes. The second bedroom, has fitted wardrobe and storage space and will easily accommodate a double bed, with the third room being a generous single. The bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite, and has the added fixture of a shower over the bath. Take your pick enjoy a refreshing shower, or relaxing bath. Heat your towels on the large towel rail, for a big warm hug when you get out of the bath. The room is tiled floor to ceiling in modern beige tiles and there are matching storage and under sink vanity units in walnut. A frosted window adds light to the room, for your privacy.
Outside Space - To the front of the home we feel this property certainly has plenty of curb appeal. The front garden has been well maintained and there are mature trees and plant pots offering that extra bit of colour. The driveway provides ample off road parking for several vehicles and in turn leads to the garage.
Once you are round to the rear of the home you will find a wonderful sized garden which can be enjoyed by all the family. The patio area allows you space to sit and relax whilst the children play down on the extensive lawned garden area. there is even space to grow fruit and vegetables and the summer house provides a handy storage area or child's play house.
Measurements - Lounge - 14'7" x 11'8"
Kitchen Diner - 13' x 18'11"
Master Bedroom - 12'4" x 10'6"
Bedroom Two - 10'8" x 12'3"
Bedroom Three 7' x 9'2"
Bathroom 7'2" x 6'7"
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This was kind of a funny story. Essentially, there was a couple that bought a house from another and all of the contract was signed. As well, the deposit for the sale went through as well. Down the road the couple all of a sudden requested for more things such as the price to be reduced by $5000 and that the patio of the house to be painted. Otherwise they would not buy the house. Keep in mind this is after the contract has already been signed. So of course they would lose the deposit money. Although, this was solved as the realtor decided to deduct this out of his commission.
The couple then wanted more and asked the house owners to give them a mattress. Of course, that idea was thrown out the window as it seemed a little ridiculous. It was such a surprising story at how much people expect to get in a house sale. Especially after the fact that everything has already been agreed upon. This just showed me how when you cave in too much at times like these people just expect the moon from you after.
In many cases it is just better to stick firmly upon an agreement otherwise the other side will end up profiting over your generosity. It's one of those times too where they have no reason to stop if you continue to allow them to take from you.
1 Giving Away So Much Money Just For Promises Early On
2 Peace of Mind Versus Odds of Usage
3 Not Saving Money But Getting More
4 Spending Too Much Time With Legal Agreements
5 Getting Guarantees With Exclusivity
6 Exclusive Rights In The Beginning or Not
7 Flexibility For Non Proprietary Add Ons
8 Cancellation Policies
9 Asking For The Price First
10 Waiting Too Long For Better Deals


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"Kevin Alan Lamb" "Shaggy Lamb Productions""Dictator of Diction" "Both Sides of the Lamb" "La Resistance" "Eric Hampton Photography", breathe, define, diving, intentions, lines, obligation, Poetry, wasted
Horizontal lines they pattern
Directing obligations that seem to matter
Live and let live
Breathe and be happy to give
A shit, a second, a helping hand
So many wasted intentions
Efforts futile now to even mention
Will you wonder where the good times went?
Is that regret you feel for the time you spent?
Do you know yet, anything at all that is really yours?
In dreams I recall closing doors
Shut on the happiness that was once yours
Divided by vertical lines
Pictures painted a thousand times
Expecting a different finish
Disappointed every time
Left out of every rhyme
Every story, every picture
Can't imagine how I'd miss her
If she was
If we were
Anything but these dividing lines
Fading, waiting for better times
Anything at all
Brace me from this fall
From grace- from space, from this forgotten face
Divided by a pattern I never could reproduce
What's the use?
Roll the dice a million times
Yet still from the outside I look in
Condemned, defined- by these dividing lines.
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Yesterday I was tickled to discover that they sell dishwashing soap billed as "Non-Ultra Joy." It's just such an emotional roller coaster of a name. The "joy" holds so much promise, but it's like Mr. Proctor and Mr. Gamble want to make sure you don't get your hopes up too high. This product will bring you, at best, a medium amount of joy. A sort of "hey, there's my missing sock!" kind of joy, not "oh my god, I think I'm in love!" joy.
But I wasn't in the mood to do dishes anyway. I was in the market for something in the cool-summery-dessert family. I scanned the waist-high freezer case and grew vaguely annoyed. Haagen Dazs, Ben & Jerry's and Dreyer's were all represented, but there were no low-fat options. Whenever I lament the unavailability of any consumer product, I always feel hyper-American. Three kinds of ice cream isn't enough for me? When was the last time I lamented the lack of three political parties, huh? The abundance of fake choice distracts from the lack of real choice.
But before I get all Matrix, let me assure you that I did find a satisfactory dessert. A better than satisfactory dessert. If not for the lack of low-fat Cherry Garcia, I would never have met my new love, arroz con leche popsicles. They're basically frozen rice pudding on a stick, which, if you're familiar with my love of custardy desserts and flavors that make some people scrunch up their noses (closed-minded fools! But thank goodness for them, because that means more arroz con leche popsicles for me), you'll know that this such an item fills all my wildest dessert fantasies. And it only has 4.5 grams of fat.
I also stocked up on popsicles in walnut, chicle, pepito con chile and something called "mamey," which I just Googled, and which is apparently related to the mangosteen, which I've been known to eat pounds of at a time. I'm pretty sure my excitement over these popsicles makes me a flavor gentrifier: Plenty of Pickford Market shoppers have been rockin' the mamey popsicle for years, I'm sure. Today I get all excited and blog about it. Tomorrow Starbucks is offering a mamey Frappuccino. It happened with lavender and green tea. (I mean, I'm not saying Starbucks reads my blog—but you know what I mean.)
But unlike other forms of gentrification, I think we all win here. The presence of a mamey Frappuccino doesn't deny anyone's access to a 50 cent mamey popsicle. Of course, actual mamey pickers will still get paid shit, and certain gentrifier types will complain that the mamey Frappuccino is totally not authentic, and certain other types will argue that we are in a post-authenticity era anyhow. And we'll have this argument on sunny porches as frozen pink mamey juice drips down our chins.


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Daily Archives: 2 May 2012
Tera Online: Video & PDF guide to Berserker
Here's a couple guides courtesy of TeraHD and Velik's Tera Mastery Guide. The first is a video explaining each of the skills and how best to use them. The second is a PDF which goes into a little more depth
Diablo 3: Signature Generator
If you haven't seen this already, then you might be interested in this. It's a signature generator for online games like Diablo 3, SWTOR, WoW, GuildWars, Runes of Magic and more. I went ahead and made one for Diablo 3,
LOTRO: Spring Racing Carnival May 4th-5th
Windy Acres Ranch and the Lonely Mountain Band are hosting a series of events called the Spring Racing Carnival. These events take place on Friday May 4th and Saturday May 5th. There will be several horse races, a mounted fashion contest, a horse parade,
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The National Library of Medicine has launched a (beta) service Pillbox to facilitate rapid identification of unknown pills.
"Pillbox was developed to aid in the identification of unknown solid dosage pharmaceuticals. The system combines high-resolution images of tablets and capsules with FDA-approved appearance information (imprint, shape, color, etc.) to enable users to visually search for and identify an unknown solid dosage pharmaceutical.This system is designed for use by emergency physicians, first responders, other health care providers, Poison Control Center staff, and concerned citizens."
If you've ever used Epocrates, particularly the iPhone app, you'll recognised the easy way it allows you to pick the colour, shape, size and markings of the unknow pill before giving you pictures of the options to chose from.
There's a really good review here , you may find this overview useful:
or you could try it yourself - http://pillbox.nlm.nih.gov/index.html
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BRC Sires' Produce Stakes nominations: Waller's trio top 3 in bettingBetting | Fields & Form | Horse Racing Today | News | Race Previews | Winter Racing |
The Chris Waller trained two year ods The...
Lloyd Williams will be looking to win his fourth Melbourne Cup when his horses Mourayan and At First Sight line up for the race tomorrow November 1, 2011.
The Australian businessman and prominent racehorse owner has won the $6 million Melbourne Cup with Just A Dash (1981), What A Nuisance (1985) and Efficient (2007).
Williams is confident about the chances of At First Sight, who finished second to Tanby in the Bendigo Cup last start.
"He's tracking along well," Williams said
"That run will really improve him. He had a little setback, but he's a high-quality horse. I like him."
Williams is equally upbeat about Mourayan's chances in the 2011 Melbourne Cup.
Mourayan finished second last Saturday in the Group 1 Mackinnon Stakes, which is a race that is often used as a telling Melbourne Cup form guide.
Williams labelled Mourayan's recent trackwork as "very attractive".
"He has improved a lot. I thought 12 months ago he was a moderate Australian handicapper, but he's really come on," he said.
"He won The Bart Cummings with 58kg and drops to 53.5kg in the Cup."
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Room List: Living Room, Dining Room, Master Bedroom, Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3, Kitchen, Bedroom 1, Laundry, Other, Attic
Stories: Main, Upper 1
D-8861 Do not miss this home!. Located near the entrance of Mayfair and ready for its new owner. The home features a concrete driveway with a large 18 x 24 detached one car garage. The garage is equipped with 220 amp service and has plenty of space for a workshop. The backyard is fully fenced in and features a nice deck for those summer evenings. Inside you will find an unfinished bonus room that could be converted into a bedroom, office or used for storage. The kitchen has granite counter-tops and comes with all the appliances which all still have warranties on them. The living room has ample space and comes with a large woodstove. Upstairs you'll find three bedrooms, a full bath and pull down stairs for your floored attic space.
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Medium: Print
Subject Tags: kimikaa, modern living, home decor, hipster, abstraction, abstract, abstract art, print, printmaking, monotype, monoprint, monochromatic, florals, flowers, nature-inspired, nature, texture, red, brooklyn, bronx, family, two, duo, lover, lovers
Media: leaves, monoprint, waterbased ink, block printing ink on paper
Size: 9"W x 12"H x 0.01"D
Year Created: 2016
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Kimikaa: I have a great interest in community and the colors they create. The fragmented moments they share. The emotions in between spaces, shattered and carried throughout our lives. To notice, to make an account, drives me. These paintings are about the pleasures of being aware of the world around me and telling these stories from many angles. Diving into these shapes and juxtaposition help me push between the paint, my subject and experience. Exploring community with an expanding grasp of shape, color, and process.
Red Lovers | 2016
9" x 12", one color gelatin monotype print
Kimikaa Original
Location: New York, NY
Studio: Quinones Studio
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Ready-to-hang: YES
Original/Signed: YES
Media: Acid free, 90 lb printing paper
This art comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
If you have any questions/concerns please contact me through my shop and you will receive an answer within 24 hours.
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In my work I have the privilege of training people new to Agile. I get to see a lot of recurring patterns, objections, resistance and disbelief as we start people on their journey to realizing there are other ways to manage projects than the traditional waterfall approach some of us have lived with for decades.
I wanted to share one recurring discussion that seems to always come up in Agile Introduction training. It involves the concept that an Agile approach can tell you early on and at a high level the rough cost of the project, the length of the project, how many sprints. What we can't do is guarantee you exactly what you will get and when.
Most people do tend to agree in training sessions that even in waterfall upfront planning we are guessing costs and duration as we really don't know what is around the corner. When stuff happens we will slip the delivery date, increase the size of a phase, introduce more resource, throw some money at the issue.
The words from above that always cause the discussion in training are "What we can't do is guarantee you exactly what you will get and when" This is not about the internal running of the project, this is now about what the end customer is going to get. The first reaction from students is that "this just isn't good enough" and "surely the risk of project failure is higher".
This is coming from their perception of currently run projects or their historical exposure to them. In their current projects it's possible that customers are not getting what they want, and even when they do it's over budget or delivered late and so the business to IT relationship is 'strained'. What customer would ever agree to hand over money to a project where we couldn't tell them what they were going to get?
This is a normal response from students of course. Their reaction is based on what they know. I then explain to the students "Let's imagine that the people who usually give us a hard time about what we deliver, are now the people working along side you, or maybe a representative of those people that we call the Product Owner. Now they work very closely with the team, it's business and IT roles together with high levels of collaboration. And these people are no longer waiting to see what you are going to deliver to them, they are helping you understand what to build next. In fact it's their responsibility to manage the list of work items and re prioritise regularly what the team should build next".
At this point we have the discussion again. We explore the change in the expectation of the Customer. We discuss the fact that they have never worked this way before and then need to imagine working with the customer who now makes weekly decisions on scheduling, prioritizing, complexity of the feature etc. If the person deciding what goes into the iteration is the person representing the business their expectations change. It's not a sling it over the wall scenario anymore. Now is an "everyone work together for success" scenario.
When we are running out of time, the team work with the product owner to manage the expectation of what would generate a successful outcome. When a feature is too complex and expensive the team work with the he product owner to simplify the feature but still deliver the required business benefit.
When the business work directly with IT to produce working solutions everyone's expectations change. Everyone works together to find a successful solution that is acceptable to the business because it's the business who made the decision, along side you, week in week out.
You can see the lightbulb light up for the students as they realize the implications of this approach. I always know they have understood when someone asks "so when are you training the business people too?".
I can't think of a more fun and fulfilling way of building and delivering solutions to business problems than by doing it daily alongside the people who are going to receive the business value.
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For the entire fifteen minutes of this fashion show I sat silently, completely in awe of what I was watching. I am not usually one for sitting around watching fashion shows in the evening but Burberry's shows are always the exception. They are beautifully simple and simply showcase the fashion in complete elegance.
I was happy to see the traditional trench coat back again but loved the new animal prints which have been incorporated into the latest pieces.
All in all the runway show was no less than stunning and you can see why the Burberry Prorsum show has been dubbed the highlight of London Fashion Week


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Tom Hein grew up in the small northeast Iowa town of Elkader. He attended the University of Iowa where he came to know Jesus as his Savior, met his wife, and graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering. After two years of questioning and thinking about his life calling, (whether he was called to continue in the engineering field or into full time pastoral ministry), he attended Denver Seminary where he received a degree in Biblical Studies. Tom has served at New Hope Church since 2000, and is the first pastor of the church. He and his wife, Kathleen, have two adult sons.
Things I'm Thankful For
My family, church family, God's amazing grace to me, the opportunity to serve the Lord every day, fairly good health, and on most days...my dog.
I Enjoy
Football, deer hunting, reading, dinner and movies with Kathleen, shopping at Goodwill, using restaurant coupons, trying to be funny on Facebook, and keeping in touch with family.
Favorite Movies/TV
MASH, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Remember the Titans, Hoosiers.
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Some Favorite Books Read
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My husband and family as well as good friends!
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Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then you will experience God's peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 4:6-7
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Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers, Nothing to Prove by Jennie Allen, Mark of the Lion series by Francine Rivers (honestly.....anything written by Francine Rivers is amazing and God speaks to me through her books.)
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I did all the mowing with the 48" rider. It's a pretty tough machine, I've really put it through some rough areas. I just try to keep it maintained well. Every time I finish mowing, I reach up under the deck and pull out all the big clumps of grass. There were some huge chunks in there. It takes me about half an hour to clean it. I do it to keep the rust down from the wet grass.
My wife does push mowing around the houses and the gardens. I don't know how she does it, our grass is often lush and deep, and a bit damp.
I'd rather ride than push mow, but yesterday was rough.
It's only 84 now, but pretty steamy out there. Supposed to have some storms this evening. We could maybe use a bit of rain, some of the taller tomatoes are looking a bit weepy.
This is the weather for working outside
Barely! Really enjoying this respite of cool weather in July? There finally is a breeze coming through tonight with more rain. Lovely.
Today was mostly cloudy with temps in the low 70Fs and little wind...it was a great day to weed/prune. My compost pile is about 6 feet tall/wide.
Fruitnut area looks wet today..and humid.http://w1.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KE38.html
This is fairly normal for the Seattle area,this time of year. BradyFridaySunnyPrecipitation: 0%0%82°52°Night - Clear. Winds variable. The overnight low will be 55 °F (12.8 °C).Mostly sunny with a high of 76 °F (24.4 °C). Winds variable at 2 to 7 mph (3.2 to 11.3 kph).SaturdayFairPrecipitation: 10%10%76°55°Mostly sunny today with a high of 76 °F (24.4 °C) and a low of 55 °F (12.8 °C).SundayPartly CloudyPrecipitation: 10%10%70°56°Partly cloudy today with a high of 70 °F (21.1 °C) and a low of 56 °F (13.3 °C).MondaySunnyPrecipitation: 0%0%75°51°Sunny today with a high of 75 °F (23.9 °C) and a low of 51 °F (10.6 °C).TuesdaySunnyPrecipitation: 0%0%79°53°Sunny today with a high of 79 °F (26.1 °C) and a low of 53 °F (11.7 °C).WednesdaySunnyPrecipitation: 0%0%80°56°Sunny today with a high of 80 °F (26.7 °C) and a low of 56 °F (13.3 °C).ThursdayFairPrecipitation: 5%5%78°56°Mostly sunny today with a high of 78 °F (25.6 °C) and a low of 56 °F (13.3 °C).FridayPartly CloudyPrecipitation: 10%10%76°58°Partly cloudy today with a high of 76 °F (24.4 °C) and a low of 58 °F (14.4 °C).SaturdayPartly CloudyPrecipitation: 5%5%80°55°Partly cloudy today with a high of 80 °F (26.7 °C) and a low of 55 °F (12.8 °C).SundayFairPrecipitation: 0%0%80°55°Mostly sunny today with a high of 80 °F (26.7 °C) and a low of 55 °F (12.8 °C).MondayFairPrecipitation: 5%5%76°58°
68°F and dry.
73f and sunny 45% humidity. going to be a nice weekend. headed to halifax, n.s. to scout a apartment for my stepson thats moving there. going to google any botanical gardens there to see what they're growing. the canadiens are very proud gardeners! some of the best I've ever seen are over there.
Pretty typical inland NorCal. Nothing but sunshine and plenty of heat till Nov.
Just got to Santa Ana. John Wayne airport .Beautiful 74 degrees.
Mid 80s today, but a front went thru overnight and dried the air out. Very comfortable to work. I got the rest of the mowing done, was much more easier than in that sauna on Thu.
They're calling for dry weather over the next week, so we might have to actually water some later in the week.
Yesterday morning i had a long sleeve on..today the real feel was 100F with a dew point of 75F and temps in the low 90Fs..it doesn't take much this time of year to get the heat back in here. "Cold" front moving through as a itype..rain is missing to my west and east...good. Just saves my fruit from rot.
Low winds this time of year, high humidity, high temperatures. The low daytime temperature this week is 95 the highs are triple digits again. It's hot enough to make yogurt outside which I do sometimes. It requires 6 hours at 100 degrees. Inside vehicles is hotter. You can't walk barefoot for more than a few seconds on anything black, metal, or the sidewalk. The pool is very pleasant almost like bath water! Evening temperatures don't go below 75.
Been at or near 100 degrees for a few weeks now, feel like i never stop watering this time of year. A few drops of rain would be nice!
I would think you were in Texas except this year we aren't that hot....
Another 105f day in the books!Thank god tomorrow it's "cooling" off lol
Another sunny and clear day, highs about 75F, with a slight breeze. Humidity about 10%. If it wasn't for the fire danger and the thirsty plants you could call it perfect. It did get dark and some thunder clouds rolled by, but as usual not a drop of water for us...
Monsoon is supposed to pick up next week, let's hope we get some rain out of it.
Katy,I spent a summer down in the gulf when I was 20 pretty close to Beaumont on the Louisiana Texas border working and I think that part of Texas must be one of the hottest places in the world! The humidity and temperatures were even hotter than Kansas. I jumped in the gulf one day with all the shrimp and crabs to cool off!
Day started cloudy with very light sprinkles then warm and sunny (mid 70s) but I was stuck indoors all day editing papers (I'm an academic tutor) to make up for spending the rest of the weekend preparing for and hosting 30+ members of the Vancouver fish club (VAHS) Saturday afternoon.
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Kanye West Steps Behind The Camera For New Drake Video, Jay-Z Makes Cameo
Toronto MC Drake continues to keep his buzz going as he was recently in Brooklyn filming the video for his hit single, "Best I Ever Had."
An inside source confirmed with XXLMag.com that Drizzy's self-described biggest musical influence, Kanye West, is directing the clip. And the all-star cast doesn't end there. Among cameos from mentor Lil Wayne, Common, Fabolous, Trey Songz and his Young Money crew mates, the video may also have an appearance from Jay-Z. Apparently Hov -who as previously reported, has already recorded material with the aspiring rapper - was on set during the shoot.
The video will have a Degrassi theme according to the inside source. Drake starred on the popular N series before pursuing his career in music. A rough draft for the video is expected to be finished in two weeks. – Elan Mancini


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February 21, 2008
North End Italian place. Cannot say how good the food is because I've been drunk each time I go there. Tonight I had stuffed chicken (the waiter said "Good choice" to everyone except me).
Wine was OK. But I think I paid $360 for 5 people, and that ain't no good. Last time I was there we had just bagged the Gillette account and I was pissed up on Sidecars.
February 18, 2008
Lucky's Lounge
Although not technically a new restaurant to us, this was our first Sunday brunch at the Sinatra themed crack den down in South Boston.
I guess there must have been something going on at the Children's Museum because the area was swarming with coffee slurping parents and their boggle eyed kids.
Thankfully Lucky's was kid free and as we slid into our vinyl lined seating we were greeted by an attentive young server.
We order coffee with milk. The milk part always seems to throw people. As if somehow we had asked for something 'off the menu'. The milk arrived in a tiny little glass - distinctly designed to leak it's contents.
Anne asked me what Fontina cheese was, and I employed my annoying trait of answering with assured knowledge when in fact I'm actually not sure. (Turns out my guess was correct).
Armed with her newly found cheese intelligence Anne ordered the Sinatra omelet and I went for the egg, bacon and ham panini.
Side note. I'm always annoyed when travel magazines drop foreign words into their articles as if it adds color and flavor to their otherwise insipid articles. Example "accompanied by a hearty lunch of roast pork and migas, bread fried with even more pork"
Anyway that's why I italicized panini back there.
10 minutes later a different server came out with 2 plates both containing omelets. Ugh oh, order screw up. Instead of plonking down Anne's tasty breakfast, both plates went back to the kitchen. A minute later we were told our breakfasts would be out in 5 minutes. And 4.5 minutes later I got my piping hot sandwich on a cold plate, and Anne got her congealed-under-the-hot-plate omelet, and shriveled home fries.
We could have used more coffee, and when it came, we could have used more milk. We're not demanding. Really, we're not.
Still the food was OK.
Every time I go to Lucky's I have a sense of excitement. I love the place, but I always forget that I go for the ambiance, style, music and cocktails. Not the food.
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One of our first projects after moving into our new home was to revamp our vestibule, which had plain (and somewhat boring) full glass door frames and old-fashioned brass lining on the two front windows. I came across Distinctive Glass Inserts while doing some online research for the best prices and customer service, and calling them was the best decision I could have made!
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My vestibule is now so beautiful and very elegant. I am proud knowing that the lovely wrought iron designs from Distinctive Glass Inserts is what greets my guests when they first enter our house! I would never hestitate to recommend the services of Grayson, Randall, and Scott to anyone looking to beautify their home!
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Religious Right groups have argued for a long time that a president has to do more than oversee the economy, direct international relations and run the Executive branch. He or she is also expected to set a moral example.
It's always hard to tell what's going on at the Internal Revenue Service. The tax agency isn't exactly a font of information, and what it does release tends to be shrouded in bureaucratese.


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You may not know when the curtains will match the drapes, but what can you expect behind the drapes. In this case, a little old woman. Granny knew how to hot wire a dude. Who exploits who? Doris Wishman produced movies to exploit man's desire for woman. You can find some alternative wiring, but most men are wired to respond to women. Some might not know, but in the old days, man needed an erection to erect babies.
The newest wave of feminists may consider Doris Wishman a hero. The old irrational feminists spew fire about normal male response. Do they want men to go, "Eww, women," and run away limp-dicked rather getting a stiffie and limping along to prolong the human race? For you silly little things that can't figure out the obvious – women are sex objects. Many have desire to enslave men with their hypno-breasts. Oddly enough, this enslavement seems preferable to the deflation caused by the other type of feminist. I'm a man, who I guess will have women drive him crazy till he dies. Oh well.
If you look beyond the breasts, you will see something I'm also interested in – the Coral Castle. They filmed Nude on the Moon at this Florida attraction.


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Fault code P0638 warning light staying on.
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Your problem is you have a bad connection somewhere like at parking lights/stoplights/rear lights/so what you do is remove all parking and rear lights then turn on indecators and check the lightsyou will find that one of them has a bad earth and when you put them back in the lights flash dimmly and thats the one with a bad connection or a bad earth going to that light.
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SOURCE: 04 model renault megaine convertable just stops
It may be an intermittent loss of signal from either the crankshaft or camshaft sensors, the ignition system, or the ecu itself. Usually these kinds of problems require driving with a scanner hooked up and recording any failure on the fly. Good luck!
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SOURCE: hi my renault laguna electronic fault warning
see the dealer for testing and diagnosis, this light comes on for dozens of different reasons so the test of the system is the 1st thing u do.
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dont talk to me about these renaults ,pain of my life but iam a bit confussed here as to the warning lights because i would expect the warning lights to come on with the juddering ,then it picks up again this is caused by the sensors on the pedals under the dash ,(want to see my teashirt) but i dont remember the heater lights coming on at the same time ,you sure the timing belt hasnt broke ?? does it still run ??
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Blogging about X-Stitching, the Flickers and my life here in San Francisco.....
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Thursday Thrifting
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- Justine said...
I love that painting! I'm so glad it has been rescued and given a bit of TLC.
- January 29, 2015 at 6:33 AM
- Delania said...
I love the Dedham pottery piece. I have been collecting it for years when I find a bargain. Love the sweet bunny design.
- January 29, 2015 at 6:43 AM
- Julie said...
A fun and vibrant picture.
- January 29, 2015 at 7:09 AM
- Heritage Hall said...
What a happy, uplifting painting..
no coincidence it found its way
to you guys.....can't have a gloomy day with that on the wall..
- January 29, 2015 at 9:07 AM
- Ariadne said...
Oh what a great painting is it oil?AriadnefromGreece!
- January 29, 2015 at 10:03 AM
- Kate said...
There's a town in the UK called Dedham, very picturesque. It's in the area where the artist Constable came from.
- January 29, 2015 at 12:00 PM
- Frances N said...
FUN painting! The frame is perfect for it, too! It really is cheerful and happy!
- January 29, 2015 at 12:08 PM
- Nancy said...
Such fun finds Edgar, especially the beautiful and very colorful Mexican painting!
- January 29, 2015 at 12:22 PM
- Barb said...
I will look for you on future "Road Shows" finding out that your painting is worth thousands!!
- January 29, 2015 at 3:16 PM
- Barbi said...
The colors in that painting are so vibrant, and with that frame that you had at home already....it was like it was just waiting for you to find it :)
I love it.
- January 29, 2015 at 3:52 PM
- Margaret said...
Oh wow! What great finds! Love the Dedham piece! Love that painting too! DS and I watched The Iron Giant many times when he was young. It was a good one!
- January 29, 2015 at 4:35 PM
- Marie said...
I love seeing your thrift shop finds!
That picture has such vibrant colors….looks great.
- January 29, 2015 at 10:35 PM
- Annette-California said...
Great painting! WOW! It certainly does pop of color and its wonderful. The frame is perfect for it. It does look like its worth thousands!!!
Great find!
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How to Analyse Movies #7: Iconography & Realisticness
The final part in the How To Analyze Movies series - we round up the final bits, iconography and realism. And that's it!
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In this final chapter, we'll discuss iconography and realisticness. I'm using the term realisticness over "realism" here, even if that would be grammatically correct, but I don't want to confuse you. Discussing realism would open a can of film theory worms, and is very different to what I want to discuss here, which is simply how realistic a film is.
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The timezone in Bradner is America/Cambridge_Bay
Morning Sunrise at 05:20 and Evening Sunset at 20:52. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 49.0997°, Longitude. -122.4193°
Morning Sunrise at 05:20 and Evening Sunset at 20:52. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 49.0997°, Longitude. -122.4193°
Weather near Bradner Last report from Abbotsford, B. C., 10.4km awayTemperature: 17°C / 63°F
Wind: 10.4km/h South
Cloud: Few at 1500ft Few at 2000ft Few Cumulonimbus at 2000ft Scattered at 3700ft
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Geographic features & Photographs around Bradner in British Columbia, Canada
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Tones Creek (4.6km)
- Hanna Creek (5.3km)
- McLennan Creek (5.5km)
- Chester Creek (6.9km)
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- Silverdale Creek (6.9km)
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- East Fishtrap Creek (7.5km)
- Windebank Creek (8.1km)
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- Bori Creek (9.4km)
- Howes Creek (10km)
- Nathan Creek (10.2km)
- Hairsine Creek (10.6km)
area a tract of land without homogeneous character or boundaries.
- Bradner (0km)
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- Aberdeen (6.3km)
- Silverdale (6.4km)
- Aldergrove (7.5km)
- West Heights (8.1km)
- Clearbrook (9.3km)
- Glen Valley (9.4km)
- Riverside (9.9km)
- Matsqui (10.4km)
- Mission (10.5km)
- Mission (10.5km)
reservation a tract of land set aside for aboriginal, tribal, or native populations.
- Réserve indienne Matsqui Main 2 (5.9km)
- Matsqui Main Indian Reserve 2 (5.9km)
- Réserve indienne Three Islands 3 (7.2km)
- Three Islands Indian Reserve 3 (7.2km)
- Whonnock Indian Reserve 1 (9.4km)
- Réserve indienne Whonnock 1 (9.4km)
- Réserve indienne Langley 3 (10.5km)
- Langley Indian Reserve 3 (10.5km)
- Réserve indienne Langley 2 (10.5km)
- Langley Indian Reserve 2 (10.5km)
- Langley Indian Reserve 4 (10.6km)
- Réserve indienne Langley 4 (10.6km)
lake a large inland body of standing water.
- Mandale Slough (8.1km)
- Matsqui Slough (8.5km)
- Gifford Slough (8.5km)
- Nathan Slough (9.1km)
- Mill Lake (10.4km)
- Silvermere Lake (10.6km)
Accommodation around Bradner
Super 8 Langley/Aldergrove 26574 Gloucester Way, Langley
Best Western Plus Country Meadows Inn 3070 264th St, Aldergrove
BW PLUS MISSION CITY LODGE 32281 Lougheed Highway, Mission
military base a place used by an army or other armed service for storing arms and supplies, and for accommodating and training troops, a base from which operations can be initiated.
island a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Matsqui Island (7.2km)
- Crescent Island (8.5km)
populated locality an area similar to a locality but with a small group of dwellings or other buildings.
- Gifford (6.9km)
plain(s) an extensive area of comparatively level to gently undulating land, lacking surface irregularities, and usually adjacent to a higher area.
- Matsqui Prairie (8.3km)
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Matsqui (5.9km)
channel the deepest part of a stream, bay, lagoon, or strait, through which the main current flows.
- Enterprise Channel (8.5km)
hills rounded elevations of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Pemberton Hills (5.4km)
meteorological station a station at which weather elements are recorded.
- Abbotsford, B. C. (9.4km)
Wikipedia entries close to Bradner
- Abbotsford (British Columbia) city e city
- Mission, British Columbia city o city
- Abbotsford International Airport airport airport
- Mission Water Aerodrome airport airport
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- Fort Langley Water Aerodrome airport airport
- Fort Langley Airport airport airport
- Langley Regional Airport airport airport
- Sumas, Washington city o city
- Lynden, Washington city o city
- Langley, British Columbia (city) city o city
- Maple Ridge city g city
- Surrey/King George Airpark airport airport
- Nooksack, Washington city o city
- Everson, Washington city o city
- Pitt Meadows Water Aerodrome airport airport
Airports close to BradnerAbbotsford(YXX), Abbotsford, Canada (10.4km)
Bellingham international(BLI), Bellingham, Usa (39.9km)
Chilliwack(YCW), Chilliwack, Canada (40.2km)
Vancouver international(YVR), Vancouver, Canada (64.1km)
Whidbey island nas(NUW), Whidbey island, Usa (96.4km)


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Tis the Season for Holiday Scams. Please remember to be on the alert for phone calls, e-mails and popups while you are surfing the web.
E-mails especially posing as UPS, USPS, and FedEx are very popular this time of year (holiday shopping). Many of these have viruses or spyware hooked to them. Don't be fooled the shipping company will never send you an e-mail unless you have asked them to. You are allowed to ask for tracking purposes from these shipping companies. If you did not sign up for anything like this and you are getting e-mail from them disregard!!
As mentioned before there is a telephone spoofing campaign still going around that looks like a valid (307) however the one on the other end sure is not. If you do not recognize the number allow it to go to voicemail, in most cases the scam never leaves one. Think about it, 98% of our calls are never an emergency and if it was the caller will for sure leave a message.
Finally, some internet popups can be dangerous. Scammers prey on human error, if you forgot a letter or had a typo when typing an internet address and hit enter often times you are taking to a way different place that means nothing and many times you may see a popup when you go there. DO NOT click on the OK or anything like that if this happens. By doing so you have just given permission to load a piece of software onto your computer. Usually, it is Spyware but it can be worse. If you are not sure what the address is use a search engine like Google to look for what you are wanting. Second, if the popup advises you that you have a virus or something on that line. Don't believe it, a scan of your computer can only be started by YOU. Close out of the page all together and if you are worried perform your own virus scan. There are many free virus protectors out there. The school here uses Windows Defender.
You'll find these strategies used in emails, on social media and when shopping online.
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One week after Thunder came home from the emergency room (over $800 total with both offices), we took in a 6 month old Doberman puppy (Logan) on a request from a local shelter. When I went to see the puppy, he appeared timid. He definitely was not leash-trained and he didn't really show an interest in playing.
Two days later, I picked up Logan. When the vehicle began moving, he immediately vomited all over and had some loose stool. Okay, I thought maybe has was just one of those that gets carsick. At home I fed him in small amounts, but he continued to throw it up!
The next morning as he was drinking water, he bloated like a pot-bellied pig. In the crate, on the way to the vet, he continued to get sick. Once in the veterinary office, blood tests were run, a general exam, parasite exam, and a parvovirus were completed. All came back normal (well, he was a bit dehydrated). The next step was a series of x-rays. WELL, after one x-ray, the technician came in to the room and said to the vet, 'I think I know the problem'.
The x-ray was placed up on the viewer and besides an enormous amount of fluid in the stomach, there were also what appeared to be rocks! Off to surgery Logan went.
The total bill including a night stay, tests, meds, abdominal surgery, x-rays, and antibiotics...
We are blessed to have a wonderful veterinarian that keeps the prices low and helps us out when we need to pay a day or two later, BUT our bills in February and March have already exceeded $3200. We need donations!
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What did you like best about The Making of a Submissive Wife? What did you like least?
The narration. I too liked the fact the author wasn't shy about writing moneyshots.
Has The Making of a Submissive Wife turned you off from other books in this genre?
Which character – as performed by Kitty Velour – was your favorite?
They were all good. Not great, but good.
Could you see The Making of a Submissive Wife being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
Any additional comments?
I love the cover. Very nice.
I'll review the story itself first. Then I'll review the narration. So work with me here.
The found the story in and of itself to be very dull. It ran far too long. It should have been a couple chapter's shorter. The reason why I say this, is because there can only be so much sex before you start to repeat yourself, and the effect of the sex scenes dull considerably.
Yes it's hot to read about a big breasted woman being skull-f***ed, jizzed on and f****d hard in the @$$. But when it happens every other page you start not to care. The story should have been shorter, and with far less sex. If it had been it would have been great. Why? Because you have well-developed characters and a few sex scenes highlighting their day-to-day. Not well-developed characters drowning in the same sort of sex scene over and over and over again.
The writer is talented, I just think he/she got a little excited with this story and couldn't stop writing it. I will check out another of this writers stories. I never judge an author by one book alone.
The story itself gets a 2 out of 5 stars
The story was made bearable however by the talents of Kitty Velour. She made an average story hot. She wasn't the best I've ever heard, because I've been spoiled by some of the best, but she was damn good and I will listen to more of her work.
I felt Kitty had the right tone for the story, but I like my erotica narrators to really get into the sexual moments which in my opinion she didn't. But to be completely honest, I'm a dirty bird when it comes to my audio smut. I like real moans, breathlessness, things like that. This is what I look for in narrators who read my work, so I expect it in other people's projects as well. Despite that, she did get into it for the majority of the narration and was really fun to listen to.
The narration gets 4 out of 5 stars
Overall 3 out of 5 Stars
Everything above is my opinion. I ask for you, in the end, to decide for yourself.
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kept drifting off. story was tiresome. no reasonable plot. but thats only my opinion. someone might like it.


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Thursday, March 20, 2008
An Artist's Heart
By examining the artistic works of Pablo Picasso a person can come to a number of conclusions about Picasso himself: 1) Pablo was talented and 2) Pablo had some serious issues.
By watching the movies of Oliver Stone you will understand that Oliver is a person who enjoys controversy.
By listening to the lyrics of any KISS album and you will understand that those leather-boot-wearing boys really valued sex.
By looking at an artist's creations, we can, often times, gain an understanding of what is in the artist's heart and soul. By examining the works an artist has produced, we can often come to understand their values and passions.
Speaking of artists, consider what the Apostle John wrote about the Lord Jesus in John 1:3, "All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made."
Since Jesus is the Master artist and creator of the Universe, by examining His works, what do we learn about our Lord's heart and soul? What do we discover about the things He values and holds dear?
Here are some thoughts:
The butterfly and the sunset tell us that Jesus adores beauty.
The Dinosaur and the blue whale tell us that He appreciates strength, but the bunny and the sparrow reveal how much He values humility and gentleness.
The many-thousands of different plant and animal species convey his fondness for diversity and variety and the vastness of space tells us just how amazingly BIG Jesus is.
But here is perhaps the most important thing that is learned from viewing His creation: the wood that fashioned His cross loudly declares just how passionately He loves humanity and how very much He wants us to live.
We can learn much about an artist by the things He creates. Jesus created a way for us to be made new. Now that is my kind of artist.
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The Escapist Film Festival: First Place: Arcadocalypse
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Well Done Guys
this can go many ways, and it will be good any way
Awesome, I want so see more of your stuff! Top quality and amusing. Wicked!
Very well done. It had just the exact mix of stupid humour, memes, and nonsense. And Mario did very well as a heartless dictator.
Very well done, I enjoyed it. Congratulations!
If you can make one of these a week, I'll be thrilled and impressed!
Wow-- I wasn't expecting to be impressed, but I can't deny that I absolutely was :D
A broad cast, dry humor, solid computer effects and excellent comic timing? Sign me up for that.
This was awesome. I can't wait for more.
Great Job! Much better than the other contenders.
I think the Solid Snake at your backdoor line was best for me, especially with that "Its your house" response.
'Fairy Commissioner... fweet!'
"You speak japanese?
A bit rough around the edges, but brimming with potential.
You had me right as soon as I saw Max Payne :P
Now this I like more than De-rez, and that means something coming from me.
I didn't see the jumping of the fourth wall coming and the acting is overdone is the best way. A well earned place.
That Trade minister need to learn how to throw a barrel...
Barrels relate to my interests.
That was great. Truly amazing. De-rez has definitely met its match.
...provided the series continues of course...
Congrats on a dominant video. I think this was the clear winner over unskippable but oh well. I loled at Snake saying WWE wrestlers names in place of actual Japanese.
Awesome! I laughed out loud =D Congratulations.
Very VERY awesome!!
Loving it. Really well done guys. Strikes me as sorta Simon Pegg-ish humour, which is no bad thing at all! 'grats!
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Awesome job guys, you definitely deserved to win. I can not wait to see more.
"You speak Japanese? no but I can read" Brilliant.
"Its the front door, and its your house."
very nice work guys, I liked the fire commissioner and snake. but I'm more keen to see what's next for the two protagonists.
Since I had a bad humor, I laughed when I saw Space Invaders, the Kirby in the sky among other things. But the funniest was definately when Snake popped out of the Orange Box.
Really good.
Whats that music at 4:15?
Wow, I can't wait to see more! When will episodes be posted?
That's what I was thinking, especially since the red-headed looks very similar to Simon Pegg.
:D that was the funniest video I have ever seen on the escapist, I do like LoadingReadyRun though, this kicked their asses from their submission. Please make more, I would love to see more, especially from the Fire Commisioner, considering I play his class in TF2 quite a lot xD
I avoided this video for a couple of days; the premise, the name, and the picture of Mario looked ominous. Luckily, though, when I just shut up and watched I was impressed muchly. Too many good jokes for me to list a couple for special attention and not be selling this short.
Lol finally! gordon using his PhD lol
epic win
Ghost Love Score by Nightwish methinks.
You, sirs, are very skilled.
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So my observations... Only tourists wear white tennis shoes. LOL! Men and boys wear their pants properly. I like it. Old women and men ride bicycles. I want to do that when I'm old...and when I'm young. Guess I'd better get my bike out and get the tires pumped up. Children are children. They go to school, play soccer, misbehave, and get tired after a long day looking at things their parents are intersted in, and not enough gelato. People love their dogs and take them on the ferry and for walks on cobbled streets.
Now more pics...
From the Rialto bridge
This building is being restored. What you see is actually a big printed picture of what it will look like when finished. Pretty crazy what they do here so that tourists have a nice view. Notice the crane on the roof. The word for crane is gru. Yep, same as in Despicable Me. I laughed when I learned that Italian word.
This is the Palazzo d'Oro on the right. The arches used to be gilded with gold to show how wealthy the owners were.
A treasure I found during my Wednesday wandering.
Another Wednesday wandering treasure.
Ground level windows all have metal grates of some kind. Many are decorative.
Another Wednesday wandering treasure.
Yet another Wednesday wandering treasure. This pwas the the upper part of the former hospital entrance. All of the statues have metal halos. Very interesting.
I finally wandered into St Mark's square which was flooded. Many people of all ages had no shoes on and were playing in the water. So fun! As you can see the church is undergoing renovation. I didn't go in, but the mosaics under these outside arches were amazing!
Another pic of the flooded square.
Around the corner and facing the water is the Doge's Palace or Palazzo Ducale. This is the inner courtyard. On the right of the pic is the water well that can be found in every square in the city. Once a man was elected and sworn in as Doge, he was only allowed to leave the palace with the Venetian council's permission. And leaving the city was a really big deal. I learned that before I toured all the rooms. Then in the three hours it took me to walk through the place, I realized that it wouldn't be so bad to be stuck in that palace.
A fancy gondola under the portico in the courtyard.
This was interesting... If someone knew of a crime someone had committed, they could write it down and put it anonymously in the mouth of this plaque. It would fall into a box inside. The complaint would then be investigated. Thousand year old "tip-a-cop" started by Venetians.
The next few pics are from inside the political chambers of the Doge's Palace. There were rooms for each governing council: the Council of Ten, the Councils of Forty who were represented by a head council of each group. Anyway, this is actually one of the smaller rooms, but it gives an idea of the intricacy of the artwork and guilding in the council rooms.
Not only did they have a clock that showed 24 hour time in this room...but also a face with astrological signs. Wish the pic was better.
A view out one of the third floor windows.
Another third floor window view looking down on the courtyard.
Other direction out the same window.
Detail in the wall of the courtyard.
This photo is one of the paintings in the largest of the political assembly rooms. Can you find the man scratching the dog?
There was also an armory with an AMAZING collection. Swords, armor, crossbows, lances, guns. WOW! Speechless. There were about 12 cases like these two in one room. Impressive.
I was quite tired after all that wandering. Took the ferry around the south side and discovered a place I want to go tomorrow. It was a great day.


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Four Kinds of Churches Worth Leaving
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Parents of disabled children should never have to hear from a church, "You don't belong here." Here are four kinds of churches that are better left behind.
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The messes in our churches draw out the impossible love that advances our mission more than anything else.
Jesus Sings
Jan 13, 2013
Jesus sings. If Scripture didn't say it, I wouldn't either. But it's true. In four places in Scripture we read that Jesus, the Son of God himself, raised his voice in worship.1 Which is immediately confusing on one level…
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"Jesus is better than the community of Jesus. Jesus will be there when the community of Jesus lets you down."
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Our Sunday worship service is a doorway into the thriving community life of the church. We provide opportunities to connect with others through bible study groups, music groups, events and more.
Contact First Baptist Church
There are several ways to connect with us by email, through the internet, on social media, or in person. We would love to get to know you and offer prayer for anything that is happening in your life.
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2018 Orange Conference
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We are throwing a church garage sale on May 12th! Items will be arranged by category and include everything from seasonal items to furniture. Proceeds benefit family ministry. Donations are accepted at the church garage up until April 29th.


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January 9, 2014
Well, here I go typing one of the most important messages that I have ever typed since beginning this blog page 6 years ago! Wow, it must be a BIG announcement, you may be thinking....and you'd be absolutely right! After weeks and weeks and now months and months, and applications, appraisals, approvals, and lots of forms filled out and lots of talks and planning....when I came in today from driving students....Ginny told me that Bane Compton had left a message for me. So I turned around and called him immediately and he then told me if I would just call one more person in the morning and tell them one more thing via the email route, then I could finally come downtown at the Planning office and pick up my.....are your ready? I could pick up the Certificate Of Occupancy and our Work Permit to finally be able to start work on remodeling the church!!! How exciting is that??? So we have finally come to the point of starting work and soon moving in! It really is hard to believe.....God has taught us much a a church and certainly taught me a lot to increase my faith....May we continue on with God's blessing and be full speed ahead looking forward to what God has in store for us! Praise the Lord!
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View clinical trials related to Reduction of Cerebral Air Emboli.
To compare the effectiveness of unilateral pulmonary collapse (right lung) to bilateral
pulmonary collapse for cardiac de-airing in open left-sided heart surgery.
Interventional studies are often prospective and are specifically tailored to evaluate direct impacts of treatment or preventive measures on disease.
Observational studies are often retrospective and are used to assess potential causation in exposure-outcome relationships and therefore influence preventive methods.
Expanded access is a means by which manufacturers make investigational new drugs available, under certain circumstances, to treat a patient(s) with a serious disease or condition who cannot participate in a controlled clinical trial.
Clinical trials are conducted in a series of steps, called phases - each phase is designed to answer a separate research question.


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New treatment shows promise in the fight against breast cancerMarch 30th, 2011 - 2:24 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, March 30 (ANI): Scientists have come up with a promising treatment to delay the growth and spread of breast cancer tumors.
According to researchers, the treatment combines two innovative strategies: blocking the enzyme needed to "energize" cancer cells and infusing a potent drug directly into the tumor, with minimum exposure to healthy tissues.
"Once breast cancer metastases have been detected, current treatments (such as surgical resection or tumor removal) may be ineffective. We've found a way to keep a breast cancer tumor dormant-thus potentially increasing the likelihood that a tumor can be treated successfully," noted Jeff H. Geschwind, professor of radiology, surgery and oncology and director of vascular and interventional radiology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Md.
"Our study shows that an ultrasound-guided intra-tumoral treatment with a drug called 3-bromopyruvate (3-BrPA) may be a very promising new therapy for patients with breast cancer that delays tumor growth and spread," added Geschwind, who is also the director of the Interventional Radiology Center at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
In animal studies, the research team has shown how interventional radiologists are uniquely positioned to combine their basic science knowledge-in this case resulting in the exploitation of tumor metabolism as a target for breast cancer therapy-with their vast experience in minimally invasive treatment strategies.
"Breast tumor cells depend on a metabolic pathway called glycolysis to generate the energy required for their malignant growth. By inhibiting a specific enzyme with the anti-glycolytic agent 3-BrPA, the energy production required for tumor cell growth and spread is blocked," said Geschwind.
"Disrupt glycolysis and cancer cells are unable to produce enough energy to survive," he said.
The researchers were then able to maximize the amount of drug delivered to a tumor by infusing the potent drug directly into the tumor-using imaging to guide them-and minimizing exposure of healthy tissue to the therapy, explained Geschwind.
"The biological targeting abilities of anti-glycolytic treatment combined with an image-guided minimally invasive delivery strategy is a promising approach to reducing the growth and spread of breast cancer in patients," he emphasized.
"In our study, a statistically significant difference in tumor volume was observed. Our results support the continuing development of this highly innovative interventional radiology approach for the safe and effective treatment of breast cancer," he added.
"Before we can test our novel treatment strategy in individuals with breast cancer, it is important to perform additional animal studies of a larger size to confirm the efficacy of the treatment and to verify that there are no toxic effects on the normal tissues," added Geschwind.
The report was presented at the Society of Interventional Radiology's 36th Annual Scientific Meeting in Chicago, Ill. (ANI)
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- How breast cancer cells dodge immune system and survive - Feb 02, 2011
- New way to screen breast cancer cells' ability to metastasize - Jan 09, 2011
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Though he tried everything he could to fall asleep on the pile of pillows and blankets, Milo just couldn't fall asleep. The next morning when he climbed down and admitted defeat, he found out that a Wii Balance Board was hidden in the pile, and the fact that he couldn't sleep meant that he was a true Princess.
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Can you believe this stunning young lady is a high school senior?! She had such an amazing presence about her that if we wouldn't have been doing her senior portraits, we would have never guessed she was still attending Clarkston High School. Emma was such a blast during her entire farm photo session that getting gorgeous candid photos like this one of her laughing was so much fun.
It didn't matter where we went at our Lake Orion, Michigan photography studio, Emma took amazing senior pictures in all of the cool farm photography locations. From casually posing in front of our stone walls or sweet pics in the wild flower garden to a glamorous senior portrait in front of our red barn, this girl could do no wrong.
Emma is such a beauty and so versatile! She had no problem showing off her sassy, edgy side in her black and white barn picture. At the same time, she could totally showcase her sweet, playful personality by posing for this cute tire swing photo. From facial expressions to great photo shoot outfits to awesome accessories, she had it down pat from H to T. (head to toe) ;)
Thank you for such an amazing Michigan senior photography session Emma! We loved every minute of it and hope you did too!
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Plainfield's third murder of the year has been confirmed: a man was shot to death outside the Supremo supermarket early Thursday morning, as previously reported.
Mark Spivey has reports on the Courier's website (see here and here) on the murder and an apparently unrelated double shooting on East 6th Street.
Also, you will note the Courier paywall is up -- though I see no indication of how many 'free' articles readers will be allowed before they must subscribe.
-- Dan Damon [follow]