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You are sure to love camping in the Torque 345 JM toy hauler fifth wheel by Heartland RV. This model features triple slides, and a 12.5' garage for your off-road toys.
Easily load an unload your gear with the ramp door. In the garage there is plenty of room to store and haul a few dirt bikes, or an ATV. Once your off-road toys are unloaded, you can enjoy extra seating with the split bench seat/bed option, and more sleeping space can be found with the electric queen bed. Along the side of the garage there is a convenient half bath.
In the main living area you will find dual opposing slides which help to open up the living space. The first slide has a sofa which can also be used for sleeping space at night. The slide on the opposite side has a three burner range, overhead cabinet, and refrigerator. Adjacent to the slide is a pantry. You will also find a counter peninsula with a double kitchen sink, and a TV along the wall.
Head up the stairs, and find the bathroom on the right. Inside there is a sunken tub, toilet, and sink. You can enter the bedroom from the hallway or from the bathroom.
In the bedroom you will find a king bed, storage on either side of the bed, and a slide, plus so much more!
November 23, 2014
Excited Customers take delivery of their 2011 Allergro Breeze motorhome and here is what they had to say:
Everything was great. Enjoyed working with Will.
Canadaigua, NY - Kenneth from Canandaigua, NY
|39 ft 1 in
|Ext Width
|8 ft 5 in
|Ext Height
|13 ft 3 in
|Interior Color
|Exterior Color
|Hitch Weight
|3445 lbs
|Gross Weight
|17000 lbs
|Dry Weight
|13440 lbs
|Cargo Weight
|3500 lbs
|Fresh Water Capacity
|100 gals
|Grey Water Capacity
|80 gals
|Black Water Capacity
|80 gals
|Tire Size
|Furnace BTU
|35000 btu
Heartland Recreational Vehicles LLC, Elkhart, Ind., was founded in 2003 by a quintet of RV veterans. Their philosophy is lower numbers mean a better market and better dealers. That was one of the reasons why all of them left their previous companies to bring Heartland RV to the public.
The first product created by Heartland was a high-end fifth wheel. The LANDMARK which was aimed at extended-stay RVers who spend a lot of time in their coaches at one location was picked to create first on purpose because it was going to be the hardest to build and they wanted to prove that they could do it and do it right.


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Met Opera Live
Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky) CERT TBC
Duration: 238m
Anna Netrebko reprises one of her most acclaimed roles as Tatiana, the naïve heroine of Tchaikovsky's opera, adapted from Pushkin's classic novel. Peter Mattei stars as the title character, who rejects Tatiana's love until it's too late. Robin Ticciati, Music Director of Glyndebourne Festival Opera, conducts the revival of Deborah Warner's staging, which opened the Met's 2013-14 season. Alexey Dolgov sings the role of Onegin's friend-turned-rival, Lenski, with Elena Maximova as Tatiana's sister Olga and Štefan Kocán as Prince Gremin.
Live Tickets: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
Encore Tickets: £18 full / £15 concs / £13 members
Bundle Offer: Buy 6 & get 1 of those operas for free (available through the box office)
Student Stand-by: If tickets are available, full-time students can obtain tickets for £13 half an hour before the live performance begins.
Sorry, there are no upcoming screenings for this met opera live.

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So, I tried (yes, tried!) to get to the dreaded area around the mall a few days ago for one of the last gifts I needed. And I gave up. You read it right. Gave. Up. Where do all those cars come from???! And I was soooo sly. I went the back route and cut through parking lots only I knew about and...there were all those cars again!!! Forget it.
I headed downtown to an independent shop, parked about three car lengths away from the front door and was in and out in less than ten minutes, gift in hand.
The lesson in this: learn from my mistakes! Avoid the big boys and shop your little local shops.
If you're still shopping, we just might have what you need. We got in some great new jewelry, scarves and flat wallets this past week. Priced from $8-$52, you won't be breaking the bank, either.
Christmas is on sale if you still need a little touch of the season here and there. We're always happy to see you and glad to help if we can. Save your sanity for when your really need it!!
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Animesploitation Terebi Funhouse Road Show Otakalypse (miseria consociatus est miseria dimidiavit)
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Clip of the Month Redux - FISH FIGHT!
Now on the AnimeHELL Tracker: YAEN (not pictured) performing live their hit HELLclip FISH FIGHT!
6 comments:
- gavv said...
dude, i SOOO want to our own Fish Fight dance squad cosplayers for the acen show ^^
- Wednesday, September 28, 2005 at 10:04:00 AM CDT
- Chris Sobieniak said...
Whenever I hear this song, it makes me misinterperate it's titlee as "Fish Fry", and the thought of the boredom of an American Legion Post's Fish Fry comes into mind (there's one held weekly down the street from me)! Makes for a cool "animutation" (not sure if that's the term, but some guy who coined it did a number of Flash animations based on J-Pop/anime tunes where the lyrics are misinterperated and weird stuff comes out from the imagination)!
- Friday, September 30, 2005 at 11:17:00 AM CDT
- Tohoscope said...
Didn't some Cosplay group say they were gonna do a Yaen Fish Fight thingy?
- Friday, September 30, 2005 at 12:13:00 PM CDT
- GoofyRobo said...
Wow, I can't wait to show J what he started with that one little clip he encoded....
- Monday, October 24, 2005 at 2:09:00 PM CDT
And to think it all started with Gyopi going through his old tapes from Japan. I think he originally wanted to show us the mini moni on that tape.....
- Tuesday, October 25, 2005 at 1:26:00 PM CDT
- Gyopi said...
Yea. I think it is on the same tape as the "History of Mornng Musume" TV special.
Another note: The other guests on that episode were Japanese superstars Hamasaki Ayumi and SMAP.
- Wednesday, October 26, 2005 at 8:21:00 AM CDT


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Futures Collegiate League
Wachusett at Torrington, 7 p.m.
Worcester at Brockton, 7 p.m.
Central New England Association
Lunenburg at Clinton, 6 p.m. (Clinton High)
Shrewsbury at Ronnie's, 6 p.m. (Worc. Tech-Green Hill)
Westford at Worcester, 8:15 p.m. (Worc. Tech-Green Hill)
American Legion
District 4
Cherry Valley at Northboro, 5:30 p.m. (Memorial Field)
Northbridge at Framingham, 5:30 p.m. (Bowditch)
East Side at Wachusett, 5:30 p.m. (Wachusett High)
North County at Framingham, 7 p.m. (Bowditch)
Zone 5
Chelmsford at Hudson, 7 p.m. (Riverside)
Paul N. Johnson Senior Ruth
Douglas at Tatnuck, 5:45 p.m. (Worcester State)
Grafton at Hopedale, 5:45 p.m. (Nipmuc High)
Millbury at Joe Schwartz, 5:45 p.m. (Schwartz)
Paul Mitchell at Brindley Foundations, 5:45 p.m. (Oxford)
Northboro at Burncoat, 7 p.m. (Tivnan)
Little League
District 4 All-Star Tournament
Jack Barry vs Tris Speaker/Connie Mack, (Schwartz)
Joe DiMaggio vs. Clinton, 5:30 p.m. (Ted Williams)
Lancaster vs. Ty Cobb, 5:30 p.m. (Lou Gehrig)
Auburn Boys' Summer League
At Horgan Courts
Bancroft vs. Worcester Eagles, 5:45 p.m.
Morrison Fence vs. Dunkin' Donuts, 6 p.m.
Ted's Charlton City vs. Bolio's Sporting Goods, 7 p.m.
E.P. Wine Propane vs. Cherry Valley Post 443, 7:45 p.m.
Kingsway Boys' Summer League
At Crompton Park, Cousy Court
Bello Optician vs. Specialty Sandwich, 5:30 p.m.
Koopman Lumber vs. UBS Financial, 6:30 p.m.
Emboridery Unlimited vs. Butcher Family Foundation, 7:30
Schedule may change due to weather, field conditions or postponements.


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Cold today but the sun came out for a moment. Hope everyone's holidays are going well :)
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
playing with string
I had a sudden whim (prompted by a gift request) to see if I could learn juuuust enough crochet to make a cute creature. Here's what I made - it's one of those learn-as-you-go projects since I hate making practice sketches/stitches/swatches. I'd rather just try it and see what happens - which is why any experienced crocheters out there will undoubtedly see tons of mistakes. It's nice to pick up a project that's low stress because I don't really mind mistakes if it turns out cute :)
The kitties have been also been playing with strings (see what I did there?).
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Monday, December 13, 2010
Our tree is up and decorated, and I'm even pretty much done with xmas shopping (although the wrapping is way behind). I try to add a couple new things each year and this year it was pom-poms and sort of Scandinavian looking straw things. The heart above the fireplace is straw and I got a couple little garlands for the tree. The pom-poms are made with this brilliant little item and inexpensive yarn. Full disclosure: making them is very addictive.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
wintry things
I noticed a lot of pretty things stacking up in my favorites, so I thought it would be nice to put them all together. I don't know why these are so fun to make - must just be the eye candy factor.
Hey everyone -
Thanks for all the kind words I've gotten here and in my email. I really appreciate it.
I'm doing ok, I guess. It's very odd to go from being outside to do horse things several times a day and having my whole schedule for the day organized around feeding times and such to...nothing. I think I still expect to see her when I catch myself looking out the window. I know things will get easier in time.
We had a nice Thanksgiving at home by ourselves. The weather was pretty wild around here that week (you may have seen the footage of the bus sliding sideways down a steep Seattle street). So we made some food and relaxed and it was very peaceful.
Hope you're all doing well.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
We had to put Boo to sleep on Sunday. She colicked again and this time she needed surgery...unfortunately the section of intestine that would have needed to be removed and reattached would have given her a low survival rate and a terribly painful recovery so we thought it was better not to put her through that. I know she was fine up until it happened and we got her to the vet hospital really fast, so she didn't have to suffer for long and this type of colic hits very suddenly. For anyone who has an old horse, I had never heard of old horses having tumors on their intestines until this June when she colicked the first time. They're benign but they tend to block things up and cause colic. So that was almost certainly why she colicked the first time, according to the vets. Probably more detail than anyone wanted to know...
Anyway, I won't be online much and I guess I like to know about other blog-friends' animals so I wanted to let you guys know what happened. Hug your kids (human kids and animal kids) and tell them you love them. I did every day, and I know she was happy.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
A little branching out
8x10" watercolor, gouache, and graphite on Stonehenge.
I wanted to try putting down a watercolor wash before I added the gouache to this piece and I think I like how it turned out. It gives the various opacities of the different areas of gouache a different effect. I'm trying to incorporate more brush-y, wash-y, scribbly looking areas in these drawings to loosen them up a bit.
Monday, October 25, 2010
October sunshine
One of my projects last week (in between medications and wrapping a hoof and such) was to take some pictures of my pieces framed. Last week was still pretty nice out and sunny, so I wanted to make the most of it. Lucky I did, too, because over the weekend the weather changed and it's rainy and windy and miserable out today.
Anyway, here's what I came up with. It's kind of fun setting up little vignettes out of things that are sitting around the house. The main problem is keeping the kitties from wanting to strut their stuff for the camera and invade all the photos :) I guess that's my fault for setting up in the middle of a warm cozy sunbeam.
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Pretending to be a photographer
While Boo's foot is healing, she's wearing a wrap/duct tape boot. It works pretty well but it isn't perfect, so even though I'm making a fresh one for her every day I go out and check on it frequently to make sure it isn't sliding off. So I'm getting lots of chances to take cute pictures with my phone.
I'm not a great photographer but I really like how these turn out. I think I'm definitely getting my $2 worth out of this app :)
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Nothing to show you from the studio - my mare has been having some trouble with a mystery lameness. I can tell you all about nursing an unhappy foot but I somehow doubt that anyone wants to hear the unpleasant details :) Let's just say that it's time consuming and kind of exhausting because we're still not sure what's actually going on.
In other news, as you can see from the photo I've been messing around with the Hipstamatic app on my phone. I want to use it a lot because I'm usually too cheap to buy a silly camera effect app that I don't need.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
11x14" graphite and gouache on Fabriano hot press.
I used a pair of scissors that were my grandma's as the reference for this drawing. They're very old and not at all sharp - I should probably try to get them sharpened as I don't have any other scissors this small. I think they work ok as a model, even if they can't do any actual cutting :)
While I was working on this last night I had an idea to try to incorporate some brushier, more expressive watercolor areas into this kind of thing. It was too late to try it yesterday but I'm trying to work out how I want to do it and I think I'll give it a shot on the next piece. Maybe a small one, just to see if it works.
I'm always intimidated by the thought of ruining a big piece of nice paper, so working small lets me worry less. It's taken me a long time to get to the point where I feel like I can dive straight in and start drawing on a nice sheet of paper.
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Still experimenting with paper size - this one is 8x10". It feels like it's easier to work with a smaller sheet when it's a less complicated subject.
I was mixing colors to see what I liked and this green is indigo and olive green in W&N gouache. I didn't think this is what I would get but I liked it :) Clearly I need to just sit down with all my gouache colors and mix up a sample sheet. I haven't gotten that many colors so far (even with all these gouache projects) so it wouldn't even take that long...but it feels like work. Maybe some other time :P
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Friday, October 1, 2010
A cute kitty picture on the internet! What a surprise!
I felt like I should share this one because I've been trying for weeks to get a picture of my kitty with her paws up in the air. She only does this last thing at night and I either didn't have a camera handy or if I did, she never rolled over. That's kitties for you :P
I've got houseguests this weekend...back in the studio next week. Have a great weekend, everyone!
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Back to drawing
I got in a drawing mood after playing around with abstract painting and collaging lately. These two are graphite and gouache - the top one is 11x14" and the bottom is 9x12". I thought reducing the size of the paper would make it easier for me to fill in the composition when there's just one hand that I'm drawing and it seems like it worked out ok.
One of my challenges with these pieces is figuring out what exactly I want to show and what is unnecessary and can be left out. So I try to think of that when I'm putting together my reference photos or I end up wanting to put too much in. Even cropping down the image so it's showing only the bit I want to draw helps me simplify. Most of these drawings are a sort of composite of multiple images and the hands are usually pictures I've taken for reference. Not that it probably makes that much difference but I thought maybe other artists who work from images would find it interesting :)
Friday, September 17, 2010
Three little collages this week - the first two are 5x7" and the last one is 8x10". I had an idea to put some kind of texture in the background of a collage, so I did some watercolor washes with a big flat brush. It's one of my grandma's watercolor brushes so I feel like it fits with my themes even though all you can see on the paper is an abstract wash :)
It's good to use the things I inherited from her - makes me remember her but not in a sad way.
Monday, September 13, 2010
I'm not ready for fall
Ok, I know that everybody seems to be delighted that fall is almost at hand...I keep seeing blog posts about scarves and leaves and hot chocolate. To fall I say "meh." I am not ready to let go of summer yet.
I'm still getting used to the idea that I live in a place where it rains a lot. Like really a lot. This year we had an unusually warm January - 50 degrees and rainy. And that is warm, for January. Here's the problem: it was also 50 degrees and rainy for the entire month of June. And it's been hot in spells but not for long. And now we appear to be skipping straight to October.
That horse you see up there? She does not go out in the rain. At all. She will throw an absolute fit if she gets wet while we're out. And I'm not ready to stop riding for the winter yet.
Enough grumbling. I haven't been in the studio much lately - more working on knitting and sewing projects that I can pick away at a little at a time. I keep forgetting to get pictures but I'll get around to it soon, I hope.
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
brushy brush brush
Two square oil paintings - small one is 6x6" and the larger one is 10x10".
I can't remember what I used to mix the greeny blue on the other pair of these that I did. I don't think this was it but I already mailed them off to their new owner so I can't confirm :) I need to get in the habit of noting some of the color mixes I use when I'm doing oils because I have just enough random tubes of color to be confusing. I used to make little swatches on canvas paper and stick them into a sketch book with a note about the colors I used. I should get back in the habit of doing that when I get something I'm especially happy with.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Cut and paste
A couple collages today. I printed out the pink scanned images a while back and hadn't got around to actually putting anything together. The weather has been sunny and hot until yesterday so I thought I would go in the studio for a change :)
I like mixing it up a bit and incorporating that certain vintage magazine pink. I like the blues and greens and all, but I need variety, too.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Garden update
Apparently the people are demanding a look at my garden this year...well, one person, anyway :) Here's a peep at the flowers for you.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Summer evenings
We've had some gorgeous summer weather around here lately. There's been a few fires around - nothing close enough that we could even smell smoke but enough to give the sun an orange tint and make some crazy sunsets. So here's a summer evening treasury that was just the thing for me to do last night when I was feeling too lazy to knit :)
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Miss Boo's summer so far
This summer hasn't been our best, I guess. Here's my poor baby horse at the vet hospital on June 30th. She colicked and we had to get her to the hospital at 2 in the morning. She pulled through just fine and didn't need surgery, fortunately. She's 27 this year so things like this can be pretty serious.
I'm bringing this up even though she's feeling good again to explain where I've been lately :) After my June-of-the-migraines, I'm doing better and one of the things that made me miserable while Boo was at the hospital was wishing we could have gone out more this summer. I was worried that she would either come home after surgery and need weeks and months of recuperating or she wouldn't come home at all.
So I'm doing my best during the nice weather to make up for all that riding and exploring we didn't get to do before she colicked. She loves going out on the trail and meeting people, watching other horses, and sniffing any dogs we happen to meet. We even went out on the trail with my neighbor and her horse on Friday and Boo (who hasn't been ridden out with another horse in years) did great. She made the stink-face when he got too close but she was good.
I'm taking advantage of the sunshine to be outside as much as possible because I figured I can paint when it's raining. I'm sure there will be plenty of rainy days as we get closer to fall :P
How's your summer going?
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So which vendor was responsible for this one? The archdiocese wouldn't answer that question when I put it to them….
Tom McGhee reports:
Authorities are investigating a data breach at the Catholic Archdiocese of Denver that put current and terminated employees, their dependents, spouses, and beneficiaries at risk of ID theft.
A third-party software provider that administers the data reported that someone had gotten into an Archdiocese payroll system and looked at W-2 information for about 80 individuals in October, said Keith Parsons, Archdiocese CFO on Tuesday.
It wasn't clear at that time if the information was used to steal identities from the database, which also includes information about employee spouses, dependents and insurance beneficiaries, Parsons said.
Read more on Denver Post.
What does this tell us about the "security mindset?" I think I'll ask my students.
Google warns 760,000 websites: 'You've been hijacked' - but many are infected again in days
Google is urging website operators to sign up for its security notifications after a study of 760,935 hijacked websites revealed the difficulties in cleaning up infections that expose visitors to malware.
Google details its findings in a study it conducted with the University of California, Berkeley, which looked at the hijacked websites it found in an 11-month period to June 2014.
The sites were identified through Google Safe Browsing, which notifies browser users of a potentially harmful site, and Search Quality, which flags risky sites in search results.
The study looked at the most effective way to communicate the issue to website operators, and whether operators had the technical knowhow to resolve it.
(Related) I'm not the only one concerned.
Security Awareness Training: Poor in UK, Better in US
AXELOS, a UK firm with strong ties to the UK government Cabinet Office, yesterday published a stinging criticism on business security awareness training in the UK. "The one-dimensional and outdated cyber security awareness learning provided by most UK organizations is not 'fit for purpose' and is limiting employees' ability to understand what good cyber behaviors look like," it reported.
This happens to be part of my Computer Security lecture this week.
The Emergence of Identity as an Enterprise Attack Surface
In spite of heroic efforts, many companies today offer attackers no shortage of vulnerable points for entry into their networks. Whether it's cloud services unknown to the corporate security team, or a web server that is 10 patch revisions behind, or an application that never underwent proper security or code review – the options are plentiful.
Once an attacker gets in, they have to achieve their objectives. They need to move around, understand your organization's layout and find exploitable weaknesses to accomplish their mission. Or they could completely bypass all that by assuming the identity of one of your administrators and (likely) have free reign of everything. Complicating this further, attackers don't just come at you from the 'outside.' Sometimes, they're existing employees seeking to exploit your organization's weaknesses to steal information without anyone noticing and leave for a competitor.
… If you doubt the danger that identities pose to your organization, you should conduct a simple test. Pick any given user in your organization—an administrator or generic user—and investigate the power their identity has on your network, systems and applications. In most companies, when a new user is on-boarded they are given rights to the network, systems and applications they need to do the job they're assigned. Over time, that scope creeps and spins out of control.
Over the course of a few months to a few years many of these identities never lose the old access requirements they had when they were hired. They move from role to role and acquire new access requirements. Before you know it, individuals have got access to servers, shared folders, applications and loads of other things to which they don't need access. Processes for clean-up and audit are becoming more pervasive, but still not commonplace, even as identity stores grow over time. It's an effort that requires deliberate focus and attention.
Outsmarting Jeff Bezos? How amazing! This is from a victim.
KU Scammers on Amazon – What's Going On?
… For those who don't know, to be in KU, a book can't be available at any other vendor. Amazon exclusive. The bonus is that it gets slightly better visibility simply because it can be a "recommendation" to KU browsers. Books not in KU are often not shown to them unless they are bigger names.
On to the issue of the scammers and what's really going on…
… KU 2.0 (which is what we're in now) pays by the page. Not pages in books, but pages reader reads.
So, let's say a reader checks out a book from KU, reads to page 100, decides they don't like the book and returns it. The author gets paid for the 100 pages read. If it's a page turner that the reader reads through to the end, the authors get paid for all 500 pages of wonderful and quality prose.
The pay per page is a small number and varies by a few thousandths of a penny each month, but it seems to be settling in at around $00.0045 per page. That equates to about $1.575 for a 350 page book.
One thing we were all assured by Amazon…many times…in writing…was that Amazon knew how much a reader was reading in each book and they would pay us for those pages.
Scammers being scammers, they realized Amazon was lying very early on. Amazon couldn't tell what pages were read. They only knew the last place you were at in the book. And that's what they were paying authors, the last place that the reader synced in the book.
So, a KU borrow on a device that didn't sync until after the book was read and the reader flipped back to the front to check out what else you'd written? Yeah, no pages read.
But likewise, a reader who clicked a link on Page 1 offering them the opportunity to win a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 and a $100 Amazon Gift Card … which then sent them to the back of a 3000 page book? Yep, you guessed it. They got paid for 3000 unread pages. (And no, there was no winner for those contests that anyone knows of.)
… One of the scammers has YouTube tutorials on how to pull the scam. He showed a screen shot of a 15 year old kid's KDP Dashboard who made over $70,000 in one month pulling this scam. And there are HUNDREDS of them.
All talk and no listening?
App Store Censorship and FBI Hacking Proposed at Congressional Crypto Hearing
Tech experts and industry representatives squared off against law enforcement officials in two sessions of lively testimony today in front of the House Energy and Commerce committee. Today's hearing is the latest in the ongoing battle in the courts and legislature commonly called the second "Crypto Wars," after a similar national debate in the 1990s.
Two witnesses on the law enforcement panel offered a chilling proposal to deal with the well-documented weakness that any domestic encryption ban would do little against the hundreds of encryption products developed and sold internationally. Thomas Galati of the NYPD and Charles Cohen of the Indiana State Police argued that software could be kept off American computing devices by exerting legal pressure on the Android, Apple, and Blackberry app stores.
… At another point in the hearing, lawmakers pressed the FBI's Amy Hess on the role of third-party "grey hat" hackers in accessing the data on the iPhone at the heart of the hotly contested "Apple v. FBI" case. Representative Diana DeGette of Colorado suggested those capabilities might be cultivated internally instead.
Hess disagreed, saying the FBI will always need to seek the cooperation of industry and academic experts. That might have been an opportunity to discuss the duty FBI and other agencies have in disclosing vulnerabilities to those same tech industry companies—an area EFF has worked to shine light on through Freedom of Information Act requests and lawsuits concerning the Vulnerabilities Equities Process (VEP). Unfortunately, no lawmakers pushed Hess on the question.
It's not just one phone…
Apple Gets Thousands of Requests From Law Enforcement, Transparency Report Shows
… U.S. law enforcement sought information from Apple 4,000 times, covering 16,112 devices, in the second half of 2015, according to Apple's biannual transparency report, released late Monday. The numbers increased from the first half of 2015, but fell compared with the second half of 2014.
Apple said it handed over some data in 80% of the cases in the second half of 2015, compared with 81% in the first half of 2015 and 79% in the second half of 2014.
Do they offer a "solution?"
Google Charged With Breaking Europe's Antitrust Rules
European officials charged Google on Wednesday with breaking the region's competition rules by favoring some of its services on the popular Android mobile software over those of its rivals.
The charges are the latest chapter in Europe's continuing battle with technology companies that have come to dominate how the region's 500 million people use digital services including social media, like Facebook, and e-commerce, like Amazon. Google has already been the subject of a series of antitrust and privacy investigations across the 28-member bloc.
As part of the latest charges — officially known as a statement of objections — Margrethe Vestager, Europe's competition chief, said on Wednesday that Google had unfairly promoted [Is that an EU legal term? Bob] its own services, like mobile search and its Chrome web browser, with cellphone manufacturers, limiting how rival companies could operate in the fast-growing smartphone software market.
Interesting volume of data. Withhold information to avoid embarrassing questions? How bureaucratic.
Justice Department to VW: Don't Release Results of Pollution Probe
The Justice Department has told Volkswagen AG to refrain from publicly releasing results of an independent investigation into cheating on diesel-emissions tests to keep confidential names and events key to the U.S. government's probes.
The request to keep investigative details under wraps could complicate the car maker's efforts to provide answers to shareholders, dealers and car buyers. The Justice Department has told lawyers for the firm that making any interim findings public would hamstring efforts to pursue potential criminal charges and a multibillion-dollar fine, according to people familiar with the matter.
… "The Jones Day investigators are sifting through enormous amounts of data," Europe's largest car maker said on March 2. "Volkswagen will report preliminary results of the investigation in the second half of April."
At the time, Volkswagen said 102 terabytes of data had been secured by its investigators, the equivalent of about 50 million books.
… The Justice Department is concerned that if certain names or facts are made public, it could make it more difficult for civil and criminal authorities to determine what happened, according to people familiar with the conversations. Employees or witnesses identified by the company might become reluctant to talk, for example, the people said.
… The withholding of additional details could help the government avoid the criticisms it faced following an earlier auto industry investigation. When General Motors Co. released a report in 2014 amid a federal probe into how it handled problems with its ignition switches, it led to tough questions about why the government decided against charging any of the individuals identified by investigators as knowing about the problem.
Homes are increasingly relying on mobile internet only
… Statistics from a huge survey conducted by the National Telecommunication and Information Administration show that 20 percent of people with home internet rely on mobile only, with no wired connection. That number has doubled since 2013.
… Twenty-seven percent of homes still do not have any form of home internet.
I swear I'm going to make my students do this. Prove you know "how to do that" in whatever technology I'm teaching.
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Enough already!Another big blast of winter and an arctic air mass is heading our way. There may be a snow day on the first day back from break! Good grief! What do I do when a massive winter storm is approaching? After stocking up on groceries, filling up the tank and other responsible stuff, I finish a PowerPoint about arctic animals!
January, especially in snowy states, is a great time of year for an arctic animals thematic unit. I plan to use this powerPoint as a "big book" to project onto the SMARTBoard as we go through our unit.
I purchased some gorgeous photographs to include for 15 of the fascinating animals of the arctic circle. Each page contains some interesting facts and also describes the adaptations that make each of these creatures well-suited for the harsh environment in which they live.
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An Indian drone violated Pakistani airspace near Sialkot on Saturday evoking a formal protest from Pakistani authorities, who have asked the Indians to explain this violation, according to security sources.
According to Chenab Rangers, the green coloured Remote Piloted Vehicle (RPV) entered Pakistani airspace in Sialkot sector near the Bajwat-Chaprar-Sialkot sector at around 1:55pm.
Entering from neighbouring Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and flying at a height of 3,500 feet, the drone penetrated 350 metres into Pakistani airspace. After a one and half minute flight, the RPV was forced back into India after Pakistan Air Force came into action.
Pakistani authorities have reportedly expressed grave concern over this violation and has lodged a strong protest, seeking detailed Indian explanation, the officials said. Earlier in June, two Indian fighter planes had entered Pakistan's airspace near Head Sulemanki border. The planes were reportedly five to seven miles inside Pakistan.
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Stiletto Fly
Tuesday, May 5, 2009 at 2:14PM
A dipteran fly, probably of the family Therevidae (stiletto flies). These are similar to the Asilidae (robber flies) but feed on nectar rather than other insects. I have been unable to narrow down the identification to genus and species.
[Note added 2009-06-19: I now think that this is a member of the family Empididae or Dagger flies, possibly Empis tessallata based on the black thighs. It is also probably a female, based on the thick abdomen and the fact the eyes are well separated. Dagger flies use their proboscis to stab and kill other insects as well as to suck up nectar.]
Photo taken in Reading University grounds, Reading, UK, on 2009-04-26.


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If you are up-to-date with this blog, you know that when Andrew had his doctor's appointment this week he ended up on the lower end of the height and weight spectrum. As is often the case with little people, what they lack in stature, they overcompensate with a grandiose personality. Honestly, I disagree with this theory about small people. I think it's simpler than that: little people are more aggressive because they have small genitalia. Duh!
Ever since Andrew has been able to move, Emma's annoyance with Andrew has increased. Most of the time they get along well together and laugh at each other for whatever reason. But there are the times when Emma just wants Andrew to go away. This usually happens with Emma is contently playing with a toy. You see, when Emma plays with something, Andrew will crawl up to her, grab her toy, and crawl away. And since Emma can't crawl after him, she ends up just crying.
Today Lisa captured some pictures that shows how Andrew aggravates Emma:


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There's a lot going on at East Dartmoor NNR and the Bovey Valley Woods. It's a fantastic area for wildlife, quiet enjoyment and a place for people to learn about and care for the wildlife we have. We've been undertaking a project as part of Moor than meets the eye to find ways to get people more involved in the life of the reserve. This has been hugely successful. In particular volunteers have helped us find out more about theRead more
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Pulling Together – a Day Out with the Volunteers in the Bovey Valley Woods
Volunteers turned out in force at the Bovey Valley Woods last week to join the conservation group led by Jim White. Meeting at the Lower Trendlebere Down car park, a spectacular autumn view along the valley provided the backdrop for him to brief the volunteers on the tasks for the day. On one side of the track known as the Old Manaton Road, the open heathland of Trendlebere Down begins to blend into the woodlands at Pullabrook on the otherRead more
The "Race for Nature" Shows the Beauty of the Bovey Valley
The growing reputation of the Bovey Beauty gained momentum this year with another successful 10-mile fell run through the breath taking landscapes of Dartmoor. On a sunny but blustery September morning 38 entrants from around the Southwest waited under starter's orders in Pullabrook Woods, deep in the Bovey Valley, preparing to tackle the spectacular grade B route. Forest tracks in the river valley led to climbs through ancient woodland before emerging onto wide open moorland at the top of LustleighRead more


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What started out as a cool vintage frame has ended up as the perfect headband organizer! Not only does it make it easy for me to keep them in one place, but it also helps keep the flowers/bows/feathers from getting messed up like they sometimes did in the baskets under the counter!
Here is a little run down of how to do this yourself!
Supplies you will need:
- Frame
- Chicken Wire
- Staple Gun
- Pliers/Wire Cutter
- Fabric (I actually ended up nixing this)
- Hammer
- Nails (size depends on the frame/wood you use on the back)
- Wood pieces at least 1 inch thick (I used 4 wooden crosses I had from Micheal's and trimmed to points off with Chris' saw)
- Paint to match your frame
First turn the frame over, measure and cut the chicken wire to size. If you have a frame with ornate details you should put some padding down underneath it to protect it when you start stapling and hammering. :)
Then start attaching the chicken wire to the frame with your staple gun and trimming off excess wire. Start with one side and then do the side directly across from it second. You want to make sure that you are getting the wire pulled as tightly as you can without stretching it of shape.
When I first came up with this idea, I thought this would be final step...I didn't really think through the fact the frame to be at least an inch off the wall in order to get the headbands to slide through and hang. BUT if you are doing this for just bows or to use as a bulletin board with close-pins - That is all there is too it! :)
Since I wasn't prepared for this little roadblock Kipper helped me figure out the best way to fix the issue. I went to Hobby Lobby and Micheal's, but didn't find anything that I thought would work easily. I had decided I was going to have to take Kipper to the hardware store and we would have to get some big piece of wood to cute down. So the project sat for a week as I waited for a day we could go get this wood....
Then one night as I was getting something out of the garage a brilliant idea practically hit me in the face! (Well actually it did smack me in the forehead...I was getting a box down and another box slipped, hitting me in the forehead) I had some cheap wooden craft crosses that were the perfect thickness! So on a whim I popped the battery into Kipper's circular saw and trimmed two points off each of the crosses. (hopefully God isn't offended by this...I would like to think he would be proud of my problem solving skills)
After the pieces were cut I laid them out to where I was going to secure them. Once again, if you have an ornate frame, make sure to put some padding under it before the commence hammering! I put 3 nails in the L shaped corner pieces.You just need to make sure the nails you use are long enough to go though the wood pieces, but not so long the break through the frame!
After you have everything secured. Paint the wooden pieces to match the frame and let dry. Once it is dry you are ready to hang it up! Of course I am a sucker for bling so I decided to add a little sparkle to mine. I had some stones I took off a pair of old pageant earrings that I had sitting around for ages. They weren't flatback so they didn't work with most projects, but were perfect to fit into the little spaces on this frame.
And now the final product!!!!!!!!!!! While not ALL my headbands fit (I know, I know...I have over 100....some are ones I have had since High School but still love/wear them...it's a problem) all of the ones with some sort of bow/flower/feather do! The other ones stack nice and neat in a small basket under the counter with my hair clips.


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I developed diabetes after being given steroids, at 5 mos old for a possible bee sting, by my former owner. After being on insulin for six weeks, my glucose levels dropped and now my diabetes is controlled with diet alone. I have been off of insulin since Feb 15th, 2011! Now, my urine is tested once a week (by putting test pellets in my litter box) just to make sure my levels stay low. But I should never again take steroids or it may return.
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I am not very good at panning shots but have been practicing and am quite proud to have managed a panning shot with my phone. There's a shutter lag and you never know what it will do but this turned out very well.
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It doesn't seem possible but our Summer break is almost over.
In Wisconsin our Summers are surely not taken for granted,
after our long Winters.
School starts next week.
Supplies have been purchased and still need to be labeled.
New school clothes and shoes are ready to be worn.
I do love the routine that the school year brings to our family
but a part of me will miss having them home
during the day.
We've had a fun Summer!
Taken a few weeks ago towards the end of our vacation in Door County.
We've had several Summer trips up to the peninsula over the years, and this is the first
time the cherries were ready to be picked.
So cherry picking we went...
Will found what he called
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Today at kindergarten:
im truly impressed, how could a lil boy with 3 yrs old mentality count from 1 to 30 without mistake? oh well, of cuz he can, cuz he's my darling boy!!!
ahhh why isn't he born in 1993?!
today before i leave, he ran to me n pulled the corner of my shirt, i turned, and..his smile killed me!!... hahah (gt problem leh me, ppl small kid nia..=.=) i couldn't resist to pinch his chubbeyy face..
Me: 文浩,唱歌给姐姐听~
WH: 我会..twikle twikle! (twinkle twinkle)
Me: 嗯,来~!
WH: twikle twikle little star, ha i wader wa u arr (he couldn't pronounce properly =x)..up a....不会了!
haha so cute right! =p
this picture was taken weeks ago, forgot to post =x he slept while the others were watching cartoons. aww.. oh btw this a diff boy.. =p
dealing with kids isn't at all hard, it depends whether u hv the patience or not..u wana make them happy, lagi easy.. sweets? nop, not all kids love sweets haha! well, they love weird crazy stuff. Today when aunt was fetching them home, i made them laughed-out-loud until the van was shaking. o.o
I entertained them,
with only 2 fingers.
u hv problem with kids? come look for me.
HAHA see who's talking!! XDD
sorry for my ss-ness..
i was born this way =x
Today my aunt shared with me sumthing really frightening: The book of Revelation is coming true! She told me bout the 7 seals, the 4 horses, the beasts etc etc. It's all in Revelation chapter 6, 19 and a few more chapters.
if u have a bible, please read.
I'm gonna elaborate in my next post, perhaps tonight.
Gotta find out the website for proofs, u'll be surprised. =)
Stay tuned peps! mwahs~
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Foxcatcher (NEW) and Horrible Bosses 2 Trailers
I'm thrilled that during this temporary movie drought in the summer blockbuster season we're at least being given some anticipated trailers to enjoy. Although I've been dying to see Bennett Miller's Foxcatcher for almost two years now, thankfully the latest theatre trailer demonstrates just how intense the drama will be. Foxcatcher tells the real life story of multi-millionaire John du Pont (played by Steve Carell) and his obsessive relationship with Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) that ended in tragedy. Early word out of the Cannes Festival is Foxcatcher will be a serious Oscar contender for Best Picture and its latest trailer shows why that is.
On the completely opposite end of the spectrum, fans of the comedy Horrible Bosses finally have their first look into the sequel. The trio of friends return and attempt to start their own business, but things don't go as planned when an investor gets in their way and prompts them to get down and dirty again. Slated for a late November release, check out the debut trailer for Horrible Bosses 2.
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Working on holiday presents so no photos. My ise scarf is blocking. Just have to get goodies and will mail it out beginning of next week. Holiday presents will go out week after the scarf, except for mystery afghans~~clues not done~~just released clue 8 then next week will reveal how it all goes together but I still have to do clue 6 (16 squares times 4). Last night I asked kiddos if they had made their lists for Santa and ARM said "Grammy, it is only November!" AA wants a skate board, NOT, he is only 3!!
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shoot! get him a skateboard....he's been skiing already & snowboarding!
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A growing list of Democratic retirements will have no effect on the party's efforts to retake the House in November, Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy Patricia D'Alesandro PelosiVoters Dems need aren't impressed by anti-waterboarding showboating GOP revolts multiply against retiring Ryan No DACA without immigration reform or border security MORE (D-Calif.) said Thursday.
While six Democrats — including three this week — have announced that this year will be their last on Capitol Hill, Pelosi said other factors like fundraising and recruitment are much more significant to the outcome of the 2014 midterm elections.
Twelve-term Rep. Jim Moran (Va.) on Wednesday became the latest Democrat to declare his exodus, the day after two-term Rep. Bill Owens (N.Y.) said he won't run again, opening up a competitive seat. On Monday, Rep. George Miller (Calif.), a 40-year veteran of Congress and one of Pelosi's closest allies, made a similar announcement.
Pelosi described those moves as "personal and family decisions" that will have no impact on the midterms.
"They are, generationally, in the same place, ready for another chapter in life," she said of Miller and Moran. "It's not about whether we win the House, it's about their family decisions."
The list of Democratic retirees also includes a pair of Blue Dog Democrats, Reps. Jim Matheson (Utah) and Mike McIntyre (N.C.), who open up seats in red districts where Republican pickups are all but certain. Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (N.Y.) also announced her retirement last week.
Pelosi noted that the Republicans have 10 House members retiring and predicted that the Democrats "probably have better prospects in some of their districts than they do in ours."
"We've seriously outraised the Republicans," she said. "But more important than that is the caliber of candidates that we have running. They're spectacular.
"Democrats are optimistic about our prospects," Pelosi added, "And we've met all of our critical imperatives for where we need to be on a path to victory."
Republicans wasted no time pushing back, arguing that the Democrats' losses spell doom for the party in November.
"We know Nancy Pelosi doesn't think we have a spending problem, but now she's really in denial," Daniel Scarpinato, spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, said Thursday in an email. "Losing two Democrat incumbents in two of the most Republican districts in the nation is the worst case scenario for Pelosi's dreams of becoming Speaker of the House again."
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[from Wendy - October 11th, 2006]
Hey Tammy,
How were things at Hemphill Mon? I seriously couldn't believe it. I never look at my bulletins and I happened to see the bulletin that you had posted, but for some reason I thought it wasn't literal. This week has been so emotionally insane.
I went to all the sites that you listed and smiled at her smiles along with tears.
I went and got some seeds to plant around the front yard in honor of her. They are Icelandic Poppies. Since I couldn't make it to the Hemphill memorial, I decided I'd do my own.
What happened, if you don't mind me asking? How? I'm so confused.
Well, I just wanted you to know that I sent loving memories that way.
Hope all is well with you, Tammy.
I love you,
Monday, October 16, 2006
after ofrenda night for Devin
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Pearl was asked to be a flower girl
at my cousin Bria's wedding.
A few days before the wedding--
Mike and Bria picked her up,
and treated her to a mani and pedi.
Bria sent this picture to my phone.
I think it's the cutest thing ever.
Bria tried to coax Pearl into getting brown or turquoise polish,
to match her wedding colors--
but Pearl was set on purple nails,
with painted white flowers and rhinestones.
The girl knows what she wants,
and luckily Bria was a very laid back bride.
Pearl was finished before Bria,
so Mike took her shopping and bought her
a very special doll named Blythe,
who came with her own pet spider.
Pearl thinks that Mike is a "cutie boy,"
and he's pretty smitten over her too.
They stayed for a while after bringing her home.
They played and drew pictures,
and she soaked up every minute of their attention.
They made her feel like a million bucks.


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Welcome to Ms. Assia's Class!
*Unit 1: 6 Traits of Writing
*Unit 2: Personal Narrative/Narrative Writing
*Unit 3: Informative/Explanatory Writing
*Unit 4: Argumentative Writing
*Unit 5: Short Stories
*Unit 6: Poetry
*Unit 7: Readers' Theatre
*Additionally, we will incorporate D.E.A.R. and Daily Language Review into these units.
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*Topic and Theme
*Similes and Metaphors
*Extended Metaphors
*Hyperbole and Idioms
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Native Canadians remain among the poorest members of the Canadian society.
Certain groups, notably aboriginals and blacks, are « disproportionately over-represented » in Canada's prisons and their numbers are « growing at alarming rates," said a report by correctional investigator Howard Sapers, who is the prison ombudsman for federal inmates, on Tuesday.
« Today, four in 10 of the federal inmate population is comprised of non-Caucasian offenders, » Sapers said.
« These are disturbing trends that raise important questions about equality and our justice system in Canada, » he stated.
According to his 2012-13 annual report, Blacks in Canada make up 9.5 percent of federal inmates, while black Canadians account for less than three percent of the population of Canada.
Meanwhile, aboriginal people make up nearly one in four – just over 22 percent – of offenders in federal prisons, yet comprise only 4.3 percent of the total Canadian population.
In his report, Sapers noted that widespread « discriminatory behavior and prejudicial attitudes » by prison guards have been reported as « common experiences » by minority inmates.
The government of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has come under criticism for widespread violation of the rights of the country's indigenous community.
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Many native Canadians remain among the poorest members of the Canadian society, with most of them suffering poor educational, economic and social conditions.
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An underlying principle of chiropractic is "healthy spine, healthier life". By offering expert drug-free spinal health care and lifestyle advice, chiropractors help Australians lead and maintain healthy lives.
With approximately 3,000 members, the CAA is the largest chiropractic health body in Australia, and coordinates its efforts with its 8 autonomous CAA state & territory organisations.
CAA Board
The National Board conducts the affairs of the day to day management of the Association and generally meets five times each year.
CAA Branches
As part of the peak body representing chiropractors in Australia, eight CAA branches manage specific state-based areas of responsibility.
Chiropractic definitions approved and/or endorsed by the CAA National Board.
View the CAA Core Purpose, Vision Statement, Mission and Core Values.
The CAA Code of Conduct publicly sets out the values of the Profession and what society can expect from it.
The CAA Policy/COR Committee meets to confirm, amend and/or expand the policies to accurately reflect the members' views and attitudes.
The CAA and its state associations advocate on behalf of chiropractic, the chiropractic profession and the Australian population, to ensure they have cost effective, equitable, high quality and safe healthcare.
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She's here!! I can hardly believe that our newest little angel is 2 weeks old today. The days have flown by so far. I'm pretty late in updating the blog, but I have had NO time to do anything other than be a mom and recover from surgery, so I have an excuse! Let me back track a bit...
On Monday, May 30th around noon, I started to have contractions. They weren't very regular, but they were consistent. We had plans to go to Brad's parents' house for dinner, but he was nervous to do anything with me in possible labor. I called the doctor on duty and she assured me that we were safe to leave the house, but to call her cell phone if the contractions became regular or stronger.
We went to their house and had a nice meal (steak, baked potatoes, etc.) and then came home. Brad bathed Emma because, by then the contractions were somewhat stronger and more frequent. I read her bedtime stories to her, said prayers with her, and put her to bed. We slept fairly well until about 4:00 AM when I woke up with even stronger contractions. I timed them - every 3 minutes. They still weren't as strong as I knew they needed to be, and I convinced myself to try to sleep. There was NO way my body would let me sleep through contractions if they were strong enough to warrant me going to the hospital, right?
I had an OB appointment already scheduled the next morning with the same doctor that was on duty the night before. I took Brad with me and we had the bags in the car, just in case. My NST (non-stress test that I've been having twice a week) showed strong contractions every 3-4 minutes - a definite labor pattern. The doctor checked me and I was 3 cm dilated and 70% effaced. We were off to the hospital!
We drove straight across the street to the hospital and got checked in. The nurses took turns stabbing and poking and prodding me - 3 needle sticks to try to start the IV. Needless to say, it hurt like hell. We got to the hospital around 1:00 and I was in surgery by 3:30! It was the most surreal experience ever. It was also slightly scary. Once my epidural was placed (and worked like a charm, thank GOD!), my heartrate dropped. So did Abby's. They had me switch positions a few times and started me on oxygen. A few medications later and all was well. When my doctor came in to check on me before surgery I asked her about the decelerations in Abby and she said it was no big deal and not bad at all. I felt much better.
I was wheeled into surgery and Brad met me there. It seemed like just a few minutes and we heard the most beautiful sound in the world - Abby's sweet little voice. I cried like a baby before I ever even saw her. The doctors cleaned her up and wrapped her in a blanket and brought her straight to me. I was worried that, having a c-section, I wouldn't get to hold her at first. I was wrong - I was able to wrap my arms around my sweet girl and kiss her all over. The nurses took Abby and Brad to the recovery room to give Abby a bath and weigh her while I was being stitched up.
Within 30 minutes we were back together again and I was able to nurse her for the first time. It was then that I heard her weight - 7lbs 11oz and 19.5 inches long!! She was a peanut! She was born at 37 weeks and 3 days on May 31st. They checked her blood sugar (because of my gestational diabetes) and she got 2 consecutive scores that were too low, so they had to give her a bottle of formula and take her to the nursery for a few hours. I was crushed, but knew that I had no choice - I asked. My heart rate was too high in recovery, so they kept me a little longer and consulted my OB. More on that later.
We were brought to our room, where my mom was waiting. We got to visit for a little while and they finally brought Abby back to me. She was the tiniest little thing I've ever seen! Her feet are honestly like baby doll feet - I don't think that socks exist that would stay on her. Have I mentioned, she looks JUST like her mama?? I've got to scan my hospital picture from when I was born - we look like twins. I must admit, it's nice that I finally have one child that resembles me ;) I got to nurse her again and just hold her and bond for a long time. They checked her blood sugar again and it was fine, so she was off the hook!
Brad stayed with me each night. That wasn't our initial plan, but it is what ended up happening. He went home to put Emma to bed each night, but then came back to the hospital to stay. Emma got to come the next day to meet her new baby sister. It was the most precious experience, getting to see her face light up - she was BEYOND thrilled! I am so happy for her and for what she has now in Abby. They are both such blessings.
Emma kept saying "I hold it?" and looking at Abby, so she got to hold her baby sister right away. I think she's as much in love with Abby as we are. Brad and his Dad and sister took Emma down to McDonald's for her first Happy Meal while the girls visited. My mom took Emma home that night (to our house) and got her to bed - the only person EVER to do that other than Brad or I. Brad was a tad bit sad. He was struggling with feeling very torn between needing to be with Emma and needing to stay with me and Abby. It all worked out well though. His sister took excellent care of Emma at our house while we were gone.
As I mentioned before, my heart rate was a little high in the hospital. My OB contacted my cardiologist (that I saw only when pregnant with Emma and having the same issue). He came twice to the hospital to check in and run some tests. He doesn't feel that it's anything to worry about, but wants me to have a follow-up EKG in a month or 2 to compare.
We were sent home on Friday around lunch time and were SO happy to go! Abby was down to 7lbs. 1 oz. and had a touch of jaundice. They kept checking her jaundice levels and scaring me to death, but they let us go anyway. Emma was overjoyed to see her sister again! She calls her "baby sister" and lights up every time she sees her. Not even a hint of jealousy so far!! Emma unfortunately got a fever of 102 a few days ago, so we had to limit their exposure for a few days. She's back to her old self now though!
Abby is such an angel baby. She's laid back and easy going. She only fusses when her diaper needs to be changed or she's hungry. She seriously never cries. She's the perfect baby! She's an excellent nurser and loves to eat, now that she's coming out of the "sleepy slug" phase. She scared us a bit at her doctor's appointment. She dropped down to 6lbs 11 oz and her jaundice wasn't going away. Luckily, one more weight check and a heel stick later, she was gaining weight.
I can't express in words how tiny she is to us! Maybe it's just because Emma was such a big girl (9lbs at birth), but she's so small!! She's like a little baby doll. We have to fold down the front of newborn diapers! Lots of people have asked me about my recovery. After experiencing a 4th degree tear with Emma, and a scheduled (somewhat!) c-section with Abby, I have a bit of "birth experience." I can now verify, the recovery this time around has been MUCH better!! I was off of all pain killers by the end of the first week, and am now only slightly sore when I move. I would do it again in a second. No doubt about it.
Abby's been sleeping on my chest as I type this, but is starting to wake up, so I'll end this with some pictures. More later!!
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The less heroic, lacking the organizing ability and resolution of the outdoor cooking enthusiast, will settle for the car-borne picnic bought in a market, or in Sunday morning shops of small French towns. A bottle of wine from a cafe, a baguette or two of freshly baked bread, a little parcel of mountain0cured ham from the cooked-food shops; some creamy ewe's milk Banon cheese wrapped in chestnut leaves, a hard, salty grey-coated Valencay, or a long neat little log of Sainte-Maure; a bag of cherries or fresh peaches -- all these are crammed into your shopping bag. A last stop to buy a slab of chocolate and a packet of Petit Beurre, and you are off. Does it matter very much that by the time you have driven fifty miles and settled on your picnic spot your parcels are a little crumpled, your wine a trifle warm (too late, you remember that had you taken the precaution of wrapping the bottle in several sheets of dampened newspaper it would have been as cool as cucumber), your chocolate beginning to melt? After all, it is summer. You are on holiday. You are in the company of your own choosing. The air is clean. You can smell wild fennel and thyme, dry resinous pine needles, the sea. For my part, I ask no greater luxury. Indeed, I can think of none.
-- Elizabath David, in a 1965 preface to "Summer Cooking"


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Winter Light in the Summer
The starkness of the cinematography brings to the forefront the intense struggle which is happening within the characters.
I was reminded of a quote from Ratzinger's book Introduction to Christianity that floored me the first time I read it.
Fastened to the cross - with the cross fastened to nothing, drifting over the abyss. The situation for the contemporary believer could hardly have been more accurately and impressivley described. Only a loose plank bobbing over the void seems to hold him up, and it looks as if he must eventually sink. Only a loose plank connects him to God, though certainly it connects him inescapably, and in the last analysis he knows that this wood is stronger than the void that seethes beneath him and remains nevertheless the really threatening force in his day-to-day life. (p44)
I think that this movie really captures the heart of this modern difficulty. While it may not end up on the side of belief in the end, its beauty and honesty make Bergman's film a must see.
For those interested and in town, next week we will be taking a break from the subtitles and watching Rushmore. It is something a little lighter but still great and worthy of discussion.
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It's time for bold intentions for August... My goals for July were not all met as I expected. But honestly, I didn't expected to meet them all. I hoped, and I did try to make it all happen. And this hope was and still is the best motivation to get there. Writing the ToDo lists sunday evening for the coming week has become something that is so comforting and recharging. Something, that makes me focused and pushes me up. Something that pulls my forces together and helps me to keep the record about what was done. And this is important. Houskeeping, working and having two kids (one of which a baby) is quite demanding. So that I sometimes loose the record of what has been done, and feel powerless in front of oh-so-many projects that need to be tackled. I feel like I'd move on at a snail's speed. So those ToDo lists are great reminder, that I make at least enough, and that's gratifying.
- I haven't sewn the teddy bear, but I've started to play piano again.
- I haven't blogged according to the plan that I imposed, but I've found out how to make it better and more focused (gonna write a post on it soon).
- I haven't read much, but I've got back to learn finnish again.
- I've finished my little girl's room, but my studio is still messy.
I stepped back and enjoyed this mid-summer, and tried not to feel guilty about the amount of work left behind. And I know, my August list's gonna be a bit longer to make things even, but I look forward to better focusing on important things, and better feeling how to keep us all sane and sound.
Finally I've got my fellas napping together - so cute, it literally breaks my heart. SO GLAD, it lasted twenty minutes, and I got this drawing.


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Sunday, August 2, 2009
Purple Hydrangea Wedding Cake
Inspired by the bride's flowers and colors for her wedding, this 3-tiered display wedding cake features cream colored fondant layers with purple fondant ribbon at each base, royal icing painted swirls, and a sugar hydrangea, stephanotis, and rose bouquet topper at the top tier.
A display cake means it is made with a styrofoam base without any cake. Display cakes are a great idea for good photo ops and the cake designer has more time to work on the design since there is no need to worry about the cake going bad! It is also a lot easy to transport and can sit out in hot weather and not melt!
I also made a matching 6" cake for the bride and groom to cut into for the cake cutting ceremony. Additional sheet cakes were made to serve all the guests. The cakes were deep chocolate cake w/chocolate buttercream, and white cake w/lemon cream cheese frosting.
Congratulations to the lovely bride Allison and Brad!
It was a pleasure working with her and she has helped to raise 187 meals for Food4Africa!
Posted by SweetCatastrophe at 7:13 PM
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In a dual match at Hurricane Country Club, the Benton High School golf team swept the Bryant High School squads on Wednesday.
Brendan Little carded a 37 over nine holes to lead the Panthers to a 159-174 team victory. Meanwhile, Abby Lee turned in a 44 over nine the earn individual medalist honors among the girls as the Lady Panthers combined on a team total of 165 to the Lady Hornets' 167.
For the Bryant girls, Katie Edwards finished at 49 to earn runner-up status individually. Maddie Stephens was third overall with a 54. Benton's Alyssa Curry carded a 60 with Allie Rasberry turning in a round of 61. Brooklyn Waller contributed a 64 to the Bryant total.
Benton's Braden Smith recorded the second best round among the boys with a 38. Reagan Jones and Drew Chilton each turned in rounds of 40.
Bryant was paced by Scott Schmidt, Tanner Caton and Brendan Morton who each finished at 41. Clayton Harbour carded a 45 and Drew Darbonne finished at 47 for the Hornets.
In addition, Bryan Collins shot 52 and Landon Allison 54. Caleb Barnes turned in a round of 60 with Alex McDonald finishing at 63.
For Benton, Gunner Hughes shot 42, T.J. Capel 43 and Parker Wilson 43. Cole Treece and Ethan Bearden each finished at 47 with Yates Prickett at 53, Drew Kelly 60 and Corbin Beard 62.
Bryant is set to compete again on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at Conway's Nutter Chapel.


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A quickie from me today.
I'm having a crazy start to the year one way or another.
I haven't had too much chance to get creative unfortunately.
I did make this though last year for Scrap365.
Using the pretty Summers End papers and chipboard embellishments from Fancy Pants.
I love these colours and adore using kraft. The bag is a starbucks bag that's been tarted up. I always keep them, they make great gift bags.
Take a look at the SCRAP365 blog. There's a great post today about things to scrap in January.
This weeks sketch is up at Skissedila.
Here is my LO.
I'm just about to head off to the postie now.
I'm relieved of the break from my desk. My left elbow kills again.
I spend far too long sitting here.
Thanks for stopping by today xxx
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
7 comments:
- Fay aka Beautifullily said...
I got my copy today (haven't subbed yet) and am looking forward to sitting down and having a look through. Your bag is very cute X
- 11 January 2012 at 13:25
- Diana Fisher said...
Love the drippy circles page! Cute bag, too! :)
- 11 January 2012 at 14:18
- Denise said...
those drips are so interesting. pretty bags too Lisa. Hope your day is good.
- 11 January 2012 at 15:00
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
I love love love your gift set and your lo Lisa!! LOVING all the fussy cutting and the stitching! :):):):):):):):):):):)
- 11 January 2012 at 15:07
- Emma said...
Really like your bag lisa
- 11 January 2012 at 21:40
- Heather Jacob said...
oooooo I adore the bags AND that LO is such an outstanding awesome magical unique page full of inspiration .... love it .. hugz x
- 11 January 2012 at 21:43
- Carin McDonough said...
Such a cute gift bag and I just love that layout and the white space, just beautiful! :)
- 12 January 2012 at 20:06
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This letterpressed poster was designed and printed for visiting lecturer, Aaron Draplin and his visit to The University of Akron's, Myer's School of Art this past February. He hosted two workshops for design students, and a public lecture one evening that drew in over 200 people.
Specs: Poster is produced in-house using a 1967 Vandercook Universal III printing press. This process will produce a tactile feel where the ink is pressed into the surface creating an impression. Printed neon red ink on a high quality cover weight 100% cotton paper, 11″x17″.


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I was cleaning my cabinets and checking expiration dates on my food when I came across a mostly empty Smarties bag:
Smarties contain none of the following common allergens: gluten (from wheat, barely, oats and rye), soybeans, milk, eggs, peanuts, nuts, seeds, fish, shellfish, or mollusks.
This was a very exciting find! (Even if my bag is a year old and the best by date is still another two years out…) When presented with a Halloween candy bowl, I can easily find this popular candy and enjoy!


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