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Homemade Pizza Sauce Recipe
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- 2 cans (15 ounces each) tomato sauce
- 1 can (12 ounces) tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 1 to 2 teaspoons fennel seed, crushed
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine tomato sauce and paste. Add remaining ingredients; mix well. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Cool.
- Pour into jars or freezer containers, leaving 1/2-in. headspace. Freeze up to 12 months. Thaw frozen sauce in refrigerator before serving. Yield: about 4 cups.
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"This is one of the best pizza sauces I've ever tasted! The creativity of this recipe inspired me to take that creative spark to another level. As I was spreading this sauce over my pizza dough, a thought occurred to me. Why stop here? What else can I use this sauce for? Well, I know what the reader is already thinking. "Use it for other Italian cuisine, right?" Wrong. I pondered how I could apply this amazing sauce in unorthodox ways and on things you normally don't associate with pizza sauce. My garage door squeaks when it opens and closes. Sure, I could use a can of lube I bought from Home Depot, or I could lather on some of this extra sauce. Sounds crazy right? Sometimes crazy IS right, and after a few spatulas of this sauce onto the hinges, I see my jealous neighbors glare at me when my mini-van approaches a silent garage door opening."
"...always loved the inclusion of a tiny taste of licorice as a slight background note to a pasta/pizza sauce. although I use anise seed instead of fennel seed, they both provide a terrific flavor-good job"
"I make this regularly. The first time I didn't have any fennel so I made it without and we didn't miss it so I never use it. I like it best with a little sausage in it or some Parmesan cheese in it. Very yummy!"
"This an excellent recipe, I love it with the Fennel. I also like that it didn't have sugar in it."
"Good! Will make again, added some basill (didnt have any fennel)"
"I absolutely love this recipe! I agree with some of the other reviewers, the fennel is what really makes the sauce great :) My only modifications are the use of fresh onion and garlic."
"Absolutely loved this pizza sauce!!!!! So easy to make and it taste amazing! Will never have pizza any other way now!!!!"
"This is a great sauce..I also added fresh basil from garden and a little sugar. I will make it again and freeze for winter."
"Haven't tried it yet, but I definitely will. I throw carrots in any tomato sauces I make, then take them out before serving/storing...they absorb the acid!"
"Great recipe. Very similar to the one I normally make. http://goo.gl/O9r2EW. I find it a bit quicker. Thanks for sharing.."


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It's been a while since I last worked. While I consider it a blessing that circumstances were such that I am able to stay home and be with my child during these months, I do miss working - especially the income that comes along with it.
There are times when I see so many job postings that match my qualifications to a tee and there are times, like now, when I check out job postings and I find nothing. Just this morning, I was checking out a job site and I found several want ads for programmers for financial companies but they all require experience on something specific such as options trading.
If push comes to shove, I can claim some sort of "financial background" - with emphasis on the double quotes - given that our company's biggest client is a financial services company and I worked closely with them and their reports for several years. It got to the point where I could easily find portions of their reports, match reports to their code names, and I even got the company codes (identification codes) memorized. Unfortunately, that is where my knowledge ends. I have no idea how to interpret the data contained in those reports.
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Monday, October 21, 2013
Is there Comfort in Clutter?
Living with 3 little boys, 1 busy husband, 8 rambunctious dogs, 5 pecking chickens, and 3 curious cats . . .
I have lots of clutter. I'm not comfortable in clutter . . . not at all!
But sometimes it's like I'm on a treadmill running as fast as I can and getting absolutely no where when I try to get my house clean, organized, and clutter-free. The stuff just seems to reproduce faster than I can control it.
I recently read a couple of blog posts from a fellow Mississippi blogger who has written about her process of "decrapification."
Read her posts about her decrapification process at http://www.thebroadusbunch.com/ and specifically in these two posts:
The Process of Decrapification (Part 1)
The Process of Decrapification Dos (Part 2)
After reading her posts, I got to thinking about all the stuff a/k/a crap I have in my house. It's really hard to imagine how I could accumulate so much stuff in this house we've only been living in for the past 3 years. I wish I could say that lots of the stuff was moved from our old house into the new house, but it wasn't. We bought a storage shed to hold the old house stuff until I could get around to unpacking it.
I haven't unpacked it. It's still in there. The stuff in the new house is just newly accumulated stuff. Scary.
So I'm going to try to decrapify my house and thus, my life.
In her blog posts, Sarah Broadus says that without all the stuff in her life, she would have more time for her children . . . more time to do things with her children . . . and even draw closer in her relationship with God.
Sounds good to me!
But where to start?!?
I think I'll start right here . . . . in the Living Room . . .with this piece of furniture that has become the magnet for lots of stuff . . .
So I leave you now with my new mission of "decrapification" of this favorite wardrobe. It's stuffed full with board games, video games, Easter decorations . . .
and toddler clothes from when Zach and Alex were 2 and 3 years old . . .
I know! Hard to believe that there are little toddler clothes still in the drawers from 7 or 8 years ago! And keepsake items too!
But not for long! I'll be back to update you soon (probably in a couple of days) with my results!
The results of my decrapification of the clutter and stuff accumulated over the years in this one piece of furniture by . . . .
the Ferrell boys and me!
Check out my other posts from my 31 Day Writing Challenge in October on the topic of "Comfort and Home" HERE.
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the giants went to differential pricing this season, so i will list the literal face value for each date. face value varies between $36 and $59. price is always negotiable, up as well as down.
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but literally on the first exercise, after the outage, when i had an rd of 38 or so, i literally couldnt move the mouse. i forgot how, just like many do when starting--you dont grab it like ICC or yahoo or playchess, you dont slide it like ct-art, but you touch the piece moved to the square intended...
ok. so one bad problem? but one after another. then my 11,500 shown as 11,340 and my rating as it was at that point, like 1474 the day before the outage. mind you, not to complain about CTS, but my failure! and frustration at rustyness... so there i was, ready to hit 1500 in a flash, but lower, then fall all the way to 1438. yikes.
not so bad. but since im trying to get my percentage success to 85% from 83.2, i fell to 83.05, so had to fight and fight, got back to the outage peak of 83.2, and now tonight 83.3449 (ive reversed engineered the break points [i.e. notice at what integers of solved problems i go from, say, 83.1 to 83.2 etc, then converge the data like a simple calculus] to track my success one single problem at a time, noting on a pad each success/fail).
but to go from 83.05 to 83.35 and soon to be printed as '83.4' (=>83.350~ 83.351 etc), with 13,000 problems, you cannot just 'whipp it out'. you to crawl one problem at a time--two to three hours a day. my settings stop at each problem as i need those few seconds to center myself...
which gets me to now. temposhlucker mentioned peak and floor ratings. right on. now that im 1500, unlike last time when i let the rd raise to do fewer or lesser problems per day and got to 1524 quite rapidly, i plan to hold the 15 level, but use extra activity NOT to push it up fast or try to, but rather see at 85 to 90% how much i can hold that. some days i can do 90%. then i crash and burn, then must 'get it back'. it really averages now 85.5% to 86.5% pretty steadily. there is a certain exchange between rating, speed, and success. so now i will see how far i can push my % success, while holding the rating. rating falls, i must speed up. rating raises, i can slow down and extract greater % success.
at 12,999 at 83.3449, ive done 10,834 correct, 2,165 failed. IF i can do the next 7,001 at 86%, that would be 6,021 success. thus id be at 16,855 or 84.28% for 20,000. i aim for more like 85%+ for 30 or 40,000 but my own jubilee is a LONG ways off--but not that far off!
deminishing returns... as resistence.
lastly, i really need to get back to cta, but i did NOT like cta when im learning to calculate better but cannot do it fast! so my plan is to start each day, 20 cta3.0 exercises, THEN 40 cts, then 20 cta at pm, then maybe 60 cts at pm. i dont really need or want 150 cts per day--takes a lot of time, and, again, to use tempoS term, a LOT of stress--and ensuent exhaustion...
thus, with the dualness of this, run both horses: the horse of accuracy; the horse of rapidity and automating pattern recognition. like tempS, ive seen the same cts exercise again and again, only to fail, then others a slam dunk EVERY time--like the one with P a7, Ke7 is it, and R at a8, goes over to h7 to check Blk K. how many times must i do this?????
so deminishing returns on new patterns, yet use enough time to NOT this time loose the skill while encorporating it into rapid (3 min/8 sec increm), then standard (20 min--or so/12 sec increm).
i will finish reading Averbakh's: Endings, Essential Knowledge, and am much enjoying Alburt's Chess Training Pocket Manual at bedtime or at the beach (laying down in swim shorts with earplugs {children!}), and am at problem 185 or so, an excellent counter point to CTS and CTA3.0.
thank you to this extended community--CTS and blogger. you all are the best.


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America's Got Talent judge Sharon Osbourne has revealed that she wants "hundreds" of grandchildren.
However, the 56-year-old said that she never wants to be referred to as "grandma".
"I'm so ready to become a grandmother, God yes!" she told Love It magazine. "I want hundreds of grandchildren.
"But I couldn't stand to be called grandma - they will have to call me Shazza instead."
Osbourne and husband Ozzy have three children, Aimee, 26, Kelly, 24 and Jack, 23. Speaking about Kelly's relationship with model Luke Worrall, she said: "Kelly and Luke have lasted much longer than I ever thought they would.
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What do I have, a Hardbody d21 or 720?
I just bought a 1987 Nissan pickup without and owners manual. Can anyone direct me to a source (hopefully free) for a manual? Also, I need to know if it's a Hardbody d21, or a 720Z. I've read in the forum that the 1986.5 was the changeover from 720 to haedbodt d21,true?
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yeah, they did change over to the d21 hardbody in 1986.5 and i know because i have the 1986.5 d21
Here is a simple cut and dry indicator. Does the truck have 2 headlight or 4 headlights in the front. If you have 4 headlights (2 high beam, 2 low beam) you have a 720 body style. If you have 2 headlights ( Hi/low combo) you have the D21 body style. This is a simple yet sure fire way to identify body style. The changes between them are endless. Hope this will shine a bit of light to your question.....
Thanks Chad now I need to ask if a d21 bed will fit a 720?
I have a 88 model will a 89 model interchange for parts
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I am not sure if I have ever mentioned that I am not much of a cook. I like simple and quick. We eat lots of Hamburger Helper, Lipton Rice & Sauce, Spaghetti, etc. I rarely make anything from scratch. My daughter Taylor wants to be a chef when she grows up so she does more cooking than I do anyhow. Of course she can only cook with what is actually in the house so she doesn't do much more "from scratch" cooking than I do. (Although she does have this Cinnamon roll recipe she got from her Culinary Basics class that is to die for)
That being said, I have never, ever made chili that wasn't from a box and that was only once for a specific diet my husband was on for his diabetes. So when Heidi put her Blogstyle Iron Chef post together I didn't really think I would taking part in this bit of fun. Until that is I read a comment from my husband that happened to mention to her, in a round about way, how much he wanted me to make chili. So I finally decided to bite the bullet and give it a try. I checked out all the recipes on Heidi's blog that were up for her Iron Chef award. I decided to try the one I felt was easiest, it only called for hamburger, no other meat. I went to the King of Cheap (Walmart) and picked up the items I was lacking and printed off the recipe.
I decided which night to make it, luckily figuring out it had to simmer for an hour or two before we left for ballet so I threw it together right before we walked out the door. I decided to make rice to go with it since the recipe I picked (Lauren's) mentioned it. We had it with cornbread and peas. (because there always has to be a green vegetable at the table...because I said so)
Well I was pleasantly surprised to find that everyone enjoyed it quite a bit(even me and I am the pickiest eater in the house). I guess we have something new to add to our same, old, boring menu ideas. Thanks Heidi and Lauren too!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Chili Day!
Posted by Heidi @ Tayterjaq's Rebels at 6:40 PM
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- Heidi @ GGIP said...
Oh how fun that this challenge helped you get out of your comfort zone! I haven't had a chance to try any of the recipes. I cook from scratch but I also enjoy hamburger helper! It's funny because my son actually doesn't like it when the adults in the family do like it.
Thanks for letting us know about your chili experience!
- February 19, 2009 at 7:18 PM
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Yay! I'm impressed!!!! It was yummy, wasn't it?
Now ya need to try the others so you can vote!
Next Iron Chef I'm just givin gout an INGREDIENT and letting people give me recipes of their choosing.
- February 19, 2009 at 7:47 PM
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I have to do some reading now. For a class on social entrepreneurship. I would like to say I am taking it because I want to start a company that saves lives or educates women who live under oppressive regimes, but I am taking it mainly because I liked the professor. It doesn't hurt that I am considering adding a green or social justice component to my consulting company, which I will talk about if you want me to, but I'm too old to change the world. I would rather tell you how to do it and then take credit for whatever good work you do.
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In the hope of creating a new look for my nails, I reached for my nifty little nail stickers. I bought a bunch from ebay, so had a nice selection to choose from. I really wanted to use a silver nail polish for my base colour, so decided that black stickers would contrast nicely.
Of course, Orly Bonder was applied first, as this base coat is FABULOUS :)
I then applied 2 coats of Naturistics nail polish in Chrome Crazy. I had not only never used this brand of nail polish before, but had not even heard of it. I just happened to come across it, thanks to an ebay store selling cheap nail polish. This is such a striking silver colour, that gave me perfect coverage after 2 applications. Next were the stickers. I began with the graduating flower stickers. I went ahead with a feature nail, and applied the extra flower sticker to my ring fingers. Although, the cute black designs on a silver backdrop looked fine, I felt that I needed a touch of colour. This is where I reached for Satin nail polish that is purple glitter in clear polish. I have only used Satin glitters. They're cheapies, but do the job. I'm not sure what the quality of their coloured nail polish is like.
As you can see in the pics, I only applied the glitter polish to the tips of my nails, but I thought it really gave this look the extra little "something" that it needed.
Lastly, I applied Seche Vite, my current number one top coat.
I was content with the result. What do you think? :)
Monday, 18 February 2013
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Rubber-band expansion
Near the end of the journey in the Voyage of the Dawn Treader as the travelers get close to the edge of the world, the light keeps getting brighter. They all have to expand their capacity to take in so much sun light.
I have been feeling that way. My capacity for absorbing all the good things in my life has needed to be expanded. This steady increase of being pulled in different directions has been drawing me out over time. Last April I felt pulled in new directions in my motherhood. I remember telling a friend that I don't think I can do it anymore. Not sure what it was. But I didn't think that I could keep on, keeping on with the normal, good, every day stuff.
No crisis. Just pulled. Stretched.
I sure didn't know that in a few days after making that comment, I would be further drawn-out as I went away for almost three weeks to help my sister while my husband flew solo at home. This was also before we were notified that my husband would lose his job. Yes, again more stretching.
I felt like a rubber band pulled tight. For a very long time. With no relaxing it to let the band return to its relaxed state.
Now, I realize that my capacity was being expanded for this new season of motherhood that I am entering. My capacity is now a new size of rubber band.
But really, it is not my capacity at all. It is the Lord's capacity working through me. In this fullness of many good things, He reminds me that I can't do it all. That trying harder just won't work. Instead, I need Him. Need Him to help me with all these things that are pulling me in many directions.
Directions that He has lead me to. He is here. In the midst of our many good things. Like a faithful Father, He began to expand my capacity last spring. For I think there is even more I am juggling now. Just as He gave those Narnian voyagers time to be able to absorb more light. So He is expanding me. But not expanded enough to think that I can do it without Him.
Have you felt expanded in new directions lately? Have you sensed God's faithful provision in it?
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Government Surveillance: China's Social Credit' Plan Will Rank 1.3 Billion Citizens By Good Behavior
China is preparing to implement a social credit system to rank its residents by good behavior, according to a high-level policy document released Sept. 25. The system would award points and bestow punishments depending on a wealth of personal information including online, financial, and legal data, the Washington Post reported Saturday.
The system emphasizes "trust breaking." "If trust is broken in one place, restrictions are imposed everywhere," the document states. That means that by racking up too many infractions, anything from minor traffic violations to late bill payment, a Chinese citizen wouldn't be allowed luxuries like flying first class or staying in expensive hotels. The document emphasized information sharing and joint punishment in order to implement the system.
China hopes to have social credit rankings in place by 2020, but private companies are taking the system for a test drive throughout the nation already. A company called Sesame Credit ranks people by their scores and encourages people to post the results to their dating websites to make themselves more attractive, the Washington Post reported. Other government approved projects have enabled users with high scores to rent cars and bikes without leaving deposits and avoid hospital waits by paying after they've already left.
The nationwide credit system would break all remaining barriers between private institutions and government departments, effectively creating one giant government database. It's unclear how China will overcome the technological hurdles of a program intended to seamlessly combine the personal and financial information of 1.3 billion citizens.
The document laid out punishments for having a low credit score or for "trust breaking," including restrictions on getting government funding or holding high-level jobs. China would also be able to restrict people from traveling to foreign countries. Those who are found engaging in any "trust breaking" activities would be at the mercy of the government and the court of public opinion.


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I found a trade offer on Blythe Kingdom about a custom work for a trade of an EBL doll. I jumped on it. I am sending Fleur, Simply Vanilla, on a spa vacation to China Lilly in Australia. She will return home with face up, new lashes, 4 new eye chips (2 Brain Worm and 2 hand painted), custom pull cords and lip carving.
I am super happy with the trade.
Good bye, Pansy!
New addition!!
I got a middie! She is super cute here is some photos:
Size comparison, Angelica Eve, Macaroon Q Tea Party, and Kitchen Queen.
She is perpetually sad looking.
Clothing by me. I used the Puchi Collective patterns at a smaller ratio.
The poor girl doesn't have a name yet.
I also purchased/traded a SBL Skate Date from a friend. I am contemplating lip carving and other customizations.
I am ordering Hujoo Pastels to use on my Hujoo Wawa. My pastel are just not working. I am hoping to use them on my Skate Date also.
Hopefully, finished photos of Sally will be coming up! I need to get her finished before starting any other projects.


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I've organized hackathons, and participated in hackathons organized by others.
In my opinion, following Alan's advice about actions prior to hackathon participation and post participation as well would have a "chilling effect" on hackathon usefulness and participation.
Hackathons aren't just for "relaxing" - successful hackathons are full of energy and dynamism, and result in energized people who've learned new things, sharpened their skills and maybe met some new people. Participating in external hackathons should be recommened for employees in software dev firms as part of professional development.
The IP issue is more complicated than Alan represents, as well. Many hackathons are sponsored, and in some case the sponsors have their own agenda. People need to keep their eyes open to this as well.
If there isn't already, there should be a basic hackathon bill-of-rights that hackathon organizers should share with participants about IP guidelines, if it is an issue for any reason.


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"What the !#$ do you think you're doing?"
Kujaku Mai didn't even look up from dealing a game of blackjack. There was always some drunk, frustrated idiot who caused a scene. So, although everyone at her table was turning to look at the commotion, Mai calmly finished dealing out the cards and waited.
Mai still hardly responded, but her eyes flicked up briefly to assess the damage done. Oh, a slot machine, she thought unconcernedly. He'll enjoy paying for that when he's sober.
The man was shouting again. "Get your hands off me! You can't do this to a Jonouchi!"
Suddenly Mai's head shot up, her eyes widening. Jonouchi…!
It certainly wasn't Jonouchi Katsuya, the seventeen-year-old duelist Mai knew. But there were similarities between him and this man, both in face and voice, although this voice was thick with liquor.
She stared with pity as the man was forcefully evicted from the casino. It's Jonouchi's father, Mai realized sadly. This is the man Jonouchi has to depend on for support…
"Dealer," a frosty voice from Mai's blackjack table said suddenly. "I said, hit."
Mai tore her eyes away from the door Jonouchi's father had been thrown out of and forced a blank expression onto her face. "Last game of the night for me, folks," she announced, laying out the cards that were called for. "I have business to attend to after this."
She finished the game blindly and stood, then headed for the door.
But she was stopped by the manager before she could leave. "Just where do you think you're going, Kujaku?" he asked. "Your shift's not over."
"I'm taking the idiot you just kicked out home," Mai answered impatiently.
"You know him?"
Mai shrugged. "You could say that."
"Then you're going to give me his address tomorrow so I can bill him for the machine he destroyed."
The slot machine. Jonouchi would never be able to cover that cost. "I'll pay for it," Mai said firmly. "See you tomorrow night."
And with that, she pushed open the door and left, leaving the manager to stare after her in confusion.
Jonouchi's dad was still lying on the ground, a few feet from the door. He was mumbling to himself about indignity and damaged pride.
"Oi, you," Mai said loudly. "Get up, I'm going to take you home."
The man squinted up at her. "Who're you?" he slurred.
"Kujaku Mai. I'm a friend of your son." When the man made no effort to move, Mai sighed. "Don't go anywhere," she instructed. "I'll drive my car around."
Once she'd done that, Mai hauled Jonouchi's father into the front seat. "There are two rules to riding in my car. One: Stay buckled, and two: if you have to puke, lean out the window. Got it? Good."
And the ride began, Mai driving more slowly than usual so as not to bother the drunk's stomach. In a minute, Jonouchi's father raised his head. "You said you know my son?"
"Yes, I know Katsuya."
The man's face twisted into a scowl. "Lazy, irresponsible brat. Good-for-nothing fool. Ya know? Can't even spare some time to take care of his old man."
Mai frowned. "That's a lie and you know it," she said coldly. "How much of his time do you think he spends trying to work off the debts you got into?"
"He doesn't care about his poor old dad," the man continued as if Mai had not spoken. "You know, once he left me alone for almost three days to play a stupid card game on some island. Do you call that responsible?"
Mai gritted her teeth. "He did that to win money for Shizuka-chan's operation. Or had you forgotten that?"
"Why should I care?"
Her hands gripping the steering wheel as if to choke it, Mai replied, "She is your daughter, you know."
"She ain't. She's that #!$ wife of mine's brat, not mine."
Mai was speeding up, letting out her fury through the gas pedal. "You are," she said clearly, "the biggest jerk I have ever met."
The man swore obscenely at her, then fell silent.
Finally, Mai screeched the car to a stop in front of Jonouchi's apartment complex. "Okay, you," she said flatly. "If I just leave you here, will you be able to find your way up to your apartm—"
"Mai?" said Jonouchi's voice suddenly. Mai looked up just in time to see the boy approach her car. "What are you doing here?" Then he saw his father. His shoulders sagged and he gave a deep sigh, refusing to meet Mai's eyes. After a long moment, he said, "I was just about to go look for him. Thanks."
"You're welcome," Mai replied quietly.
"Where did you find him?" Jonouchi asked, his voice low.
"He was kicked out of the casino I work at."
Jonouchi gave another sigh. "I'm not surprised." He looked at his father bitterly, silent for almost a minute, and then, in an empty, almost hopeless tone, continued, "Did he break anything this time?"
"No," Mai lied immediately. Somehow, she doubted Jonouchi would accept the idea of her paying for the ruined slot machine.
But then Jonouchi's dad spoke up. "'Course I din break it. It was already friggin' broken when I got there. I lined 'em up, but it never stopped when I told it to. Whole place is rigged, I swear…"
Jonouchi looked at Mai, reproachful. "A slot machine?"
Mai nodded apologetically.
"How much does it cost?"
"Don't worry about it. I'll take care of it."
"No," Jonouchi said loudly, suddenly glaring at Mai. "I don't want charity, Mai. I'll pay for it."
"With what money?" Mai asked. "What makes you think you can afford it?"
"I said, I'll pay for it."
Mai rolled her eyes. "Don't be stupid. You can't possibly have enough money to pay for the machine."
"I'll find a way."
"Just let me do it, Jonouchi!" Mai insisted. "It's not a problem for me. I want to help you out."
"I told you, I don't want your charity. I'll get the money myself."
Ignoring Mai, Jonouchi turned to his father. "Can you walk, Dad?"
The drunken man got out of Mai's car tipsily. "'Course I c'n walk." He took a few crooked steps and almost lost his balance before Jonouchi grabbed his arm and held him upright.
But the man shook Jonouchi off at once. "I don' need yur help to walk, brat."
Jonouchi once again took his father's arm to support him. Mai observed as the two walked away from her for a minute, then said to Jonouchi, "You're still helping him."
"Of course I am. He needs my help."
"He doesn't want it," Mai pointed out.
"That doesn't change the fact that he needs it," Jonouchi replied, casting a look over his shoulder at Mai. But as he saw her raised-eyebrow expression, he realized immediately the comparison she was making and scowled. "Mai, if I don't receive a bill for the slot machine, I'm never speaking to you again, got it?"
"Idiot. Is your pride that important to you?" Mai asked incredulously.
"Yes," Jonouchi answered, and continued to walk his father home.


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Getting away from the shipping for a moment...
Not that I mind...
Here's the next part to my contribution to the necron story arc that's developing in the thread... Crosys is it? That is if it continues...
The first bit is here
Is there a way home?
It has been a month since my arrival in this sector. The circumstances behind my survival are far too miraculous to comprehend. This sector seems to be completely isolated from the webway but I pray that one of my kin will be able to hear this message.
I am Farseer Anastari of the Ulthwe. I was involved in a raid on mon-keigh outpost, seen by Eldrad himself to be of paramount importance in repelling Chaos. We were to raze it sufficiently that they would be forced to rebuild, a complex that would manage to withstand the coming onslaught. The strike was successful, the force suffering limited injuries with only a few casualties. Their souls are with me now; I was entrusted in giving them to the infinity circuit, one reason for this attempt to contact my kin. I was summoning a storm to cover our retreat when a creature of the warp attacked me. To my knowledge, the strike force was able to withdraw successfully. My seer council looking on in horror was my last view of my kin, before I was drawn into the warp.
I managed to injure the creature sufficiently with my blade, getting away from it momentarily. However, it soon came in pursuit and I was forced to destroy it with my mind, knowing full well it would draw the attention of other denizens of the warp. The creatures death was spectacular, much like one of the primitive vehicles that the mon-keigh use, exploding. Remarkably, the creatures death managed to tear a hole in the warp, and I slipped through.
I awoke many days later, in a mon-keigh facility. It took me bare moments to decipher its language, it was similar to that spoken by the mon-keigh that we had attacked, but was different in the vocalisation and some other irrelevant factors. I was surprised when it was able to respond mentally. It seems that the concentrations of psychic potential has been developed in this sector, an advancement from those following the orders of that weakling seer they call the emperor.
However, my surprise soon turned to amusement as it believed that it could stop me from doing what I wished. Its eyes widened as I reclaimed my armour and robes and it called for help, which I dispatched effortlessly. Although they seem to be capable of drawing upon the psychic potential, they have not developed defences anywhere equivalent to those in the service of the emperor, enabling me to escape quickly, without harm. My training as a warlock proved to be useful, and I utilised their skills to leave the planet on board one of their warships, some days after my escape, after exploring one of their cities and ensuring that they were unable to detect me.
It is much cleaner and beautiful than the cities of the mon-keigh under the emperor. The greater utilisation of their psychic powers has meant a lower reliance on machinery that pollutes the surroundings. The technology base is much higher than that of those under the emperor, but still far below what we possess.
I was aboard their ship for a week. I further my knowledge of the mon-keigh during that time. Mush of the information was useless to me, personal information of their staff and units. Never the less, some of the information about their abilities were useful, and I was amused to see an attack named D-cannon. I doubted that it would be able to match the true destructive capabilities of those fearsome weapons, capable of tearing holes in the warp. A reference to Ulthamar, Eldrads staff intrigued me, although it is likely that they do not understand the significance of the name. It wasnt until the 4th day that I found information that gave me pause. It was buried deep within the personal information of a mon-keigh named Glock Heckler. It seems that the necrons are active in this sector as well, but I will have to make sure of their existence myself, once I am free of these confines. The next three days passed with no significant events, I continued to gather information that would help me in my survival. The mon-kiegh on board were oblivious to my presence, my senses alerting me to their approach long before they arrived at my position, allowing me to stay undetected.
Finally their ship arrived at their location and I disembarked. The crowd of them masking any chance of my detection. As I disembarked, I caught a fleeting sense of chaos, much stronger than that of normal activity, but was unable to investigate further, due to the push of the filth behind me. As I left, I caught idle thoughts of the location that we were arriving at. The 10th administrated world.
I found nothing of interest there and was soon on another ship, coming to my present location. I will continue to search for signs of the necrons and of chaos while I remain here.
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Right, this character is essentially a cross-over character, the basis behind him being an Eldar farseer.
In the tabletop game, pshycic powers are activated on rolls of 2D6, below the characters leadership value. But on a roll of 2 or 12, the character is attacked by a warp creature. In my scenario, I've rolled a 2 since the power ocurs, but he's attacked. (3rd ed rules... I'm not sure about 4th ed rules..)
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While you and I might be in the thick of our raucous National Poetry Month celebrations, we sadly represent the minority. With just a simple scan of the bookshelves of your local Barnes and Noble or Borders, you can quickly survey the tastes of the average reader. They apparently enjoy reading books with big shiny letters on the front and prefer treading literary water in a fetid bog of repetitive plot lines centered on sex and violence. They seek a book that they can race through, turning pages at a rate of a three year-old learning his ABCs.
Judging and offending this readership will probably not further my cause, but perhaps this is the very hurdle on which so many contemporary poets flounder: they consider a literary audience, an erudite clique that understands their Vergil references, unpacks their metaphors, and mentally applauds their spondaic substitutions.
This trend matches the forms of cultural transmission used by poets. If we examine how poetry is transmitted, we begin to see why it serves such an insular audience.
The most successful poets will publish their poems in volumes through major publishing houses, such as Faber & Faber in the United Kingdom and Farrar, Strauss, and Giroux in the United States. Yet even this treatment, reserved for the cream of the crop of living poets, still relegates said volume to a poetry section, where it fights for meager shelf space with fat complete and collected editions of dead poets. To add some statistical analysis to show the painfully weak sales of even the best known living poets, I examined the Amazon sales ranks of three of Yale University's resident writers: poet Louise Gluck, novelist Amy Bloom, and essayist Anne Fadiman. It is worth noting that Amazon's basic criterion for a bestseller is "current popularity," whatever that means.
All three have published critically acclaimed books in the last year or two, as well as winning or receiving nomination for some prestigious awards. Their relative sales numbers, however, provide some insight into the huge chasm poetry has to cross. Novelist Amy Bloom leads the pack; her recent effort, Away, sits at 6,370 on the list (although it takes the proverbial bestseller cake if we refine our bestseller list to Jewish American fiction). Next comes Anne Fadiman's At Large and Small, ranked 49,039. I notice, incidentally, that Fadiman's page is not graced, as Bloom's is, with a video of the author discussing her inspiration. Finally we arrive at Gluck, whose Averno is ranked 423,983.
Volumes such as Gluck's, while unprofitable, still find a space on many retail shelves; volumes and chapbooks published by more obscure and specialized houses, such as university presses, do not. These volumes might reside in a few independent and specialty bookstores, but will never be seen by average Americans. Where then, do they reside? On bookshelves accessible only to the aforementioned erudite clique. These bookshelves in turn can be found in university libraries and, perhaps, the largest of America's public libraries.
As we work our way down the ladder, we reach poetry journals, or literary journals and magazines that feature some amount of poetry. Perhaps the most exposure a poet could hope for would be to publish in The New Yorker. Yet that publishes just a few poems each week, poems that are wedged into the layout puzzle just like The New Yorker's popular cartoons. These poems interrupt the text of other more substantial, more significantly billed pieces.
In other unpublished forms, poetry is still transmitted through limited networks. Take, for example, poetry workshops and poetry readings. Both should help poets communicate their works to a network of others. But unlike fans of fiction, drama, music, or film, it seems to me that poetry fans are relatively unlikely to succeed in communicating the work of a new poet to someone outside the limited network. If I watched a film and told 100 people that it was the best film I had ever seen, I would expect at least 20 of those people to watch that film at some point in their lives. Furthermore, I would expect diminishing returns with music, fiction, drama, and poetry respectively. If any one of those 100 people purchased a volume of poetry based on my recommendation, I would be legitimately shocked. This difference can be explained in part by a host of related factors. In the case of the hypothetical film recommendation, that film is probably more readily available, and many of those 100 people would have heard of the film through other means (other friends, critics, or advertisements).
For poetry to succeed, it needs to re-establish its lines of communication and break out of its introspective bubble. I would be willing to bet that Pamela Spiro Wagner shares my view in her poem, "How to Read a Poem: Beginner's Manual." Wagner tries to bridge part of the huge and pervasive gap that exists in the transmission of poetry. I will forgo my usual analysis and will instead take a digi-leaf out of Carol Rumens's blog and let you have at it. Please, let me and the score or two of other readers out there know what you think.
How to Read a Poem: Beginner's Manual - Pamela Spiro Wagner
First, forget everything you have learned,
that poetry is difficult,
that it cannot be appreciated by the likes of you,
with your high school equivalency diploma,
your steel-tipped boots,
or your white-collar misunderstandings.
Do not assume meanings hidden from you:
the best poems mean what they say and say it.
To read poetry requires only courage
enough to leap from the edge
and trust.
Treat a poem like dirt,
humus rich and heavy from the garden.
Later it will become the fat tomatoes
and golden squash piled high upon your kitchen table.
Poetry demands surrender,
language saying what is true,
doing holy things to the ordinary.
Read just one poem a day.
Someday a book of poems may open in your hands
like a daffodil offering its cup
to the sun.
When you can name five poets
without including Bob Dylan,
when you exceed your quota
and don't even notice,
close this manual.
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January 16, 1950
SPIRES ET UX., APPELLANTS,v.HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Appeal, No. 191, March T., 1949, from order of Court of Common Pleas of Erie County, May T., 1948, No. 176, in case of H.J.C. Spires et ux. v. Hanover Fire Insurance Company. Order affirmed.
Charles E. Kenworthey, with him Howard N. Plate, Frank B. Quinn and Quinn, Leemhuis, Plate & Dwyer, for appellants.
John B. Brooks and John G. Gent, with them Brooks, Curtze & Silin, for appellee.
Before Maxey, C.j., Drew, Linn, Stern, Patterson, Stearne and Jones, JJ.
Author: Stern
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The issue here involved may appear superficially to be one merely of procedure but in reality the question is whether an insurance company must account for the performance of its obligations under a policy of fire insurance to anyone other than the named insured.
Plaintiffs in September, 1944 leased a tract of land owned by them to one Mary E. Kachler for a term of one year, which was later extended for a term of two additional years. The land contained an aeroplane hangar and was laid out as an airport. The lease provided that if the lessee built additional hangars on the premises they should remain her property and he removable by her on the termination of the lease. The lessee agreed to "keep the buildings now erected or to be erected upon said premises insured against loss by fire, at her own cost and expense", and also to "keep all runways and hangars in good condition and proper repair at her own proper cost and expense."
Some time after the execution of this lease the lessee took one Louis A. Raub as a partner in the operation of the airport. In November, 1946 they -- the partners -- obtained from the Hanover Fire Insurance Company a policy which provided that the company, for the term of three years, "to an amount not exceeding Fifteen Thousand Dollars, does insure Louis A. Raub and Mary Eileen Kaehler... to the extent of the actual cash value of the property at the time of loss,...." The property insured was described as including the one story building known as Hangar No. 1 (which was the hangar on the premises when the lease was executed), the personal property contained therein, the one story building known as Hangar No. 2, and the one story building known as Hangar No. 3. The personal property
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in Hangar No. 1 belonged to Kaehler and Raub, and Hangars Nos. 2 and 3, which had been erected by them after the execution of the lease, also belonged to them. Kaehler and Raub paid all the premiums on the policy.
A fire occurred in March, 1947 which resulted in a total loss of Hangar No. 1 and other property on the leased premises. Kaehler and Raub settled with the Insurance Company for the loss occasioned by the fire but in an amount which did not include the value of Hangar No. 1. They refused to file a proof of loss in regard to that hangar and they refused also to institute any action against the Insurance Company for the loss sustained by its destruction. Thereupon plaintiffs themselves filed a proof of loss and brought the present action against the Insurance Company to recover for that loss, averring in their complaint all the facts above stated. Defendant demurred on the ground that the complaint did not show any right of action against it on the part of plaintiffs. The court below below sustained the demurrer and dismissed the complaint, from which order plaintiffs have appealed.
The sole question is whether plaintiffs can recover on a fire insurance policy in which they are not named as a party and in which they are not referred to in any manner whatsoever. That the policy was entered into by Kaehler and Raub as plaintiffs' agents -- which would give plaintiffs the status of undisclosed principals -- is not supported by the facts of the transaction, and indeed plaintiffs make no such claim. Apparently the only ground upon which they assert a right of action is their contention that the insurance was taken out for their benefit in pursuance of the provision to that effect in the lease.
There are two reasons why this claim is untenable. The first is that their contention that the insurance was carried primarily for their benefit is unwarranted. The
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lease provided that the lessee was to keep the hangars in good condition and repair at her own cost and expense; she thereby obligated herself to restore plaintiffs' hangar at the time of the termination of the lease even though it were meanwhile destroyed by fire or other accident: Hoy v. Holt, 91 Pa. 88; Girard Trust Co., Agent, v. Tremblay Motor Co., 291 Pa. 507, 518, 140 A. 506, 510. In view of that obligation the lessee had a primary and paramount insurable interest of her own in the policy, that interest being the value of the property which she was bound to replace: Imperial Fire Insurance Co. v. Murray, 73 Pa. 13. A policy of fire insurance is a personal contract of indemnity against such loss as the insured may sustain; the insurance is not of the property: as such, but of the interest of the insured in the property: Gorman's Estate, 321 Pa. 292, 295, 184 A. 86, 87; Olyphant Lumber Co. v. Peoples' Mutual Live Stock Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, 4 Pa. Superior Ct. 100, 104; Abbottsford Building & Loan Association v. William Penn Fire Insurance Co., 130 Pa. Superior Ct. 422, 426, 197 A. 504, 506. What defendant's policy insured, therefore, was the interest of the partners, Kaehler and Raub, in the property insured.
The other reason why plaintiffs cannot recover on the policy is because, whatever incidental interest they may have had therein, and even if, as between them and the lessee, they were meant to be a beneficiary thereof, they are not referred to in the policy itself as an intended beneficiary; indeed it does not appear that the Insurance Company ever knew of the lease from plaintiffs to Kachler, or even that any such persons as plaintiffs existed. To be a third party beneficiary entitled to recover on a contract it is not enough that it be intended by one of the parties to the contract and the third person that the latter should be a beneficiary, but both parties to the contract must so intend and must indicate
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that intention in the contract; in other words, a promisor cannot be held liable to an alleged beneficiary of a contract unless the latter was within his contemplation at the time the contract was entered into and such liability was intentionally assumed by him in his undertaking;*fn* the obligation to the third party must be created, and must affirmatively appear, in the contract itself: Klinger v. Wick, 266 Pa. 1, 5, 6, 109 A. 542, 543; 17 C.J.S. 1127-1130, § 519(c); 12 Am. Jur. 831, 832, § 280; 833, 834, § 281. The fact, therefore, that plaintiffs would be incidentally benefited would not give them a right to recover on the policy by virtue of any arrangement between them and Kaehler where the Insurance Company assumed no obligation to them in the policy but believed itself to be insuring only the interest of the persons named therein.
Plaintiffs suggest that they are entitled to bring suit on the policy because of Pa. R.C.P. 2002, which provides that all actions shall be prosecuted by and in the name of the real party in interest. This, however, overlooks the fact that Rule 2002 is merely procedural in scope and does not work any change in the substantive law; it does not go into operation until after it has been determined that a given person is the real party in interest: Goodrich-Amram, § 2002(a)-2; § 2002(a)-14. From what has heretofore been said it is clear that plaintiffs are not the real party in interest, for the real party in interest in any given contract or chose in action in the person who can discharge the duties created and
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control an action brought to enforce rights, -- not necessarily the person who may be ultimately entitled to the benefit of any recovery obtained nor the person beneficially interested therein: Goodrich-Amram, § 2002(a)-3; Kusmaul v. Stull, 356 Pa. 276, 280, 51 A.2d 602, 604. To be the real party in interest one must not merely have an interest in the result of the action but must be in such command of the action as to be legally entitled to give a complete acquittance or discharge to the other party upon performance. It is obvious that plaintiffs ...
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1. The two appellants Singram Marak and Ranen Sangma have been convicted by the learned Deputy Commissioner, Garo Hills under Section 395, Penal Code and each sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for five years and to pay a fine of Rs. 300/- or in default to undergo further rigorous imprisonment for 12 months.
Out of the fine if realised, Rs. 500/- have been
ordered to be paid to the complainant Songji Mechik as compensation.
2. The case for the prosecution was that on the night of 31-5-51, the three appellants along with two others entered the house of the complainant Songji Mechik in which were sleeping her nephew Okhe Sangma and her mother, Bangri Mechick. Some 20 more persons stood outside. The intruders demanded money from Songji Mechik. Appellant Ranen is said to have tied her nephew Okhe by the leg to the bed post. Songji Mechik pointed out her suit case lying under the bed wherein she had kept her money. The intruders took the suit case which contained Rs. 500/- in cash, five pieces of cloth, a bottle of M & B Tablets and some papers. After the culprits had disappeared, neighbours came to the house of Songji Mechik, one of them was the Laskar of village (P. W. 9). Songji and other inmates of the house told him that five persons had entered the house among whom she recognised Singram and Ganna Sangma, whom she knew previously; as regards the third, she said she knew him by face but did not know his name. The Laskar (P. W. 9) saw for himself that the door was broken open. He was informed that the suit case containing Rs. 500/- and some clothes had been taken away by the dacoits. Appellant Ranen also turned up at the house of Songji Mechik; when he came, Songji and her nephew Okhe pointed him out as one of the dacoits. The Laskar arrested him and shortly afterwards made a report to the Police Station in which the names of the two appellants and Ganna who has been acquitted by the learned Deputy Commissioner were mentioned in the F. I. R. On completion of the investigation, the three appellants were sent up for trial. The accused Ganna was acquitted by the learned Deputy Commissioner who gave him the benefit of doubt. The two appellants were convicted and sentenced as we have stated before.
3. Mr. Gupta for the appellants 'contends that the case of Singram Marak is not distinguishable from the case of Ganna and that if the learned Deputy Commissioner gave Ganna the benefit of doubt, Singram should have been likewise given the benefit of doubt and acquitted. The learned Deputy Commissioner however points out that it is in evidence that there was not much love lost between Ganna and the prosecution witnesses. He, therefore, as a matter of caution gave Ganna the benefit of doubt. We ourselves think that the learned Deputy Commissioner was unnecessarily cautious in giving Ganna the benefit of doubt. So far as Singram is concerned, we are satisfied that he has been properly convicted. P. W. 1, Songji Mechik knew him by name before the occurrence. So did her nephew Okhe. Both implicated Singram at the earlist opportunity. Their evidence is corroborated by the evidence of the Laskar P. W. 9 and other witnesses who later came to the scene of the offence. We see no reason to differ from the appreciation of the evidence as appreciated by the learned Deputy Commissioner.
4. So far as Ranen is concerned, it is said that his arrival at the scene of the offence when the Laskar came is inconsistent with his participation in the crime. But as the learned Deputy Commissioner points out this Ranen was in all probability knocking about in the locality to see how things were shaping, He might well have thought that as he was not a resident of the locality and hailed from Pakistan, his presence would not be taken very much notice of. But unfortunately for him, the inmates of the house knew him before by his face and so as soon as he came to the house of Songji Mechik when the Laskar was there, Songji Mechik and her nephew had no difficulty in identifying him, whereupon Ranen was put under arrest by the Laskar. Nothing has been alleged against the Laskar. If Ranen had not been implicated by Songji Mechik and her nephew it is not reasonable to suppose that a man in the position of Laskar would have arrested him and taken him to the Police Station.
5. Ranen's defence was that he was physically incapable of committing the crime; because of his injured leg he was unable to take a journey to a hilly country; moreover he was on the night in question with one Gohen Marak (P. W. 10). As regards the alleged physical incapacity of the appellant Ranen the learned Deputy Commissioner has stated that there was not the slightest visible sign of it, not even a limp. P. W. 10 has stated that he was with Ranen one night but it was a Thursday night. Mr. Gupta contends that the learned Deputy Commissioner is in error when he stated that the occurrence took place on a Friday night, it was Thursday night. Be that as it may, the learned Deputy Commissioner points out that according to P. W. 10 he left the house of Ranen at about 9 P. M. and the offence took place after midnight. Nothing has been brought out in the evidence of the prosecution witnesses in order to discredit them. We think Ranen too has been properly convicted.
6. The result is that we confirm the convictions and substantive sentences of imprisonment as passed by the learned Deputy Commissioner upon the appellants. We have on many occasions observed that where long terms of imprisonment are given to convicts, it is not desirable that in addition to imprisonment a sentence of fine should be passed upon them, for the sentence of fine will be a burden upon the family of the convicts and not upon the convicts themselves. Accordingly, while confirming the convictions and substantive sentences of imprisonment of five years under Section 395, I. P. C. passed on each of the appellants, we set aside the sentences of fine and also the sentences in default. With this modification, the appeal is dismissed.
Deka, J.
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Yes, it's got to that stage, painting the lace on the hats. I just struggle to focus on the black surface no matter how much light I add to the subject and magnification doesn't seem to help either.
However there has been a lot of progress over the last two weeks as can be seen from my work in progress.
Hopefully the infantry will be finished by the weekend and then the cavalry, etc. during next week.
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Squinty eyes
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Keep it up my friend.
- 9 February 2011 at 22:13
- Giles said...
Will, wow - that's a lot of stuff to have on the workbench at one time!
- 10 February 2011 at 12:54
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- 10 February 2011 at 21:32
- Doug said...
You might like one of these. I use one on occasion, they are light and do help with some things. Generally they are between $12 and $15. I got mine at a hobby store.
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06 Aug 17
Event Cancelled
We are sorry to say that this year's event has been cancelled due to being informed by the council that roadworks will be starting on the day of the race on the Cloch Road in Gourock. All entrants will receive a full refund of the entry fee.
Full details and race briefing now on GGH website: http://greenockglenparkharriers.com/triathlon/gourock-duathlon/
Greenock Glenpark Harriers present the Gourock Duathlon, a race over the classic distance of 5k run/20k bike/5k run .
For several years Danny McLaughlin of Greenock Glenpark Harriers has been hosting his "Danny's Duathlon" as a small race for club members and friends, initially from Greenock Sports Centre, before moving to Gourock, which offers both a flat 5k run route and and fast 20k cycle route.
Now Danny is opening up this event for public entry, with the Gourock Duathlon taking place on Sunday 06th August 2017 at 9:30am
The course is flat and fast, suitable to both beginners and experienced athletes looking for quick times.
Run: The run is out and back along the Cloch Road, starting and finishing at Gourock Pool, with the turn just past the Western ferries terminal at McInroy's Point.
Cycle: The cycle route heads out to the end of the Cloch Road, before turning left up the dual carriageway, turning by going over the flyover at IBM, and heading back along the Cloch Rd to Gourock.
The event will be chip timed, by Finishline Timing, providing all the race splits and bike lap times.
All road-legal bikes are welcome, including mountain bikes, and your bike will be checked to ensure it is suitable prior to racking it in transition. The cycle will be non-drafting, so Tri/TT bikes with aerobars are allowed.
Hot food & refreshments, showers, toilets and warm areas are all available on site.
All competitors will receive a technical race t-shirt and finishers medal. Note, entries after 16th July may not receive a t-shirt.
Registration & Transition setup: 8:00am - 9:00am
Race briefing: 9:15am
Race start: 9:30am
Date: 06/08/2017
Status: Closed
Total Places: 150
Places Available: ??
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...an anagram for "Carter Family".... in the hopes that each of you who visits this site enjoys reading the ongoing tales of our family... (hey, I'm a teacher at heart, and reading specialist, to boot) and the farm part, well.... I can't help but feel the words of a wise person are true: "Raising children is like being pecked to death by chickens."
Monday, February 22, 2010
An Anything Can Happen Day!
Sunday morning was a typical Sunday at the Carter household: total chaos. It's the strange phenomenon known as "Getting Ready for Church," when all hell breaks loose, and I know we're not alone in the homes in which this plays out. On this particular day, we were extra weary from a certain night spent with a near-5 month old who thinks he's 5 days old and, as a result, wakes every two hours demanding food, attention, kisses, whatever. We were oddly free of firm commitments to the Sunday School and service hours, and perhaps because of this rare opportunity, Jeff and I reached the same conclusion simultaneously (over the loud screaming and gnashing of teeth - Aidan and Leo's, that is - ) - we'd skip church and spend the morning regrouping as a family.
It became an Anything Can Happen Day before we even knew it! Our first thought was to head to a local favorite trail for some trail walking. We figured that the warm temps of the past few days would make the trail clear of snow, and it was shaping up to be a gorgeous day with sunshine and a high in the 50's - a blessed change from all the snow! We packed our GORP, grabbed our camera, and were off...
The trail was impressively snow covered, still. Nevertheless, we walked around a bit, admiring the way the forest still looked in the snow, and marveling at all the damaged trees. Aidan and Leo chased each other in and out of the snow and mud, and in those first moments I knew we had made a good choice. Unaccustomed to the warmth of the sun after such long winter days, we reveled in the brightness and happiness of the day. I found a snake (albeit a dead snake) that was fascinating to the boys; Jeff and I felt that its discovery authenticated the "nature" aspect of our trail hike. Eventually, our boots could not keep us warm any longer, and we headed to our next adventure destination - C'ville Coffee, one of my favorite, yet infrequently-visited, coffee houses in Charlottesville.
The coffee house was warm and inviting; the barista delighted in watching our kids as they ordered their cocoa (Leo, vacilating between cocoa and coffee, finally chose the cocoa). We settled into a table in the "family" section of the coffeehouse. It was comfortably crowded yet fairly quiet - the perfect context for people-watching. Eventually, the lure of the kids' play area overshadowed the deliciousness of their hot chocolate, and Aidan and Leo headed over to play with the other kids. When Jeff joined them, to "supervise," I realized what a perfect place a coffee house is for us - my social butterfly husband is afforded the opportunity of socializing with all the other outgoing, extroverted parents while I am left to luxuriate in the quiet privacy of my mug of coffee and the morning paper. We spent over an hour there, and it nourished our hearts and souls.
Still, our day begged for one more adventure before returning home for a late lunch and a nap for Leo. I kept wracking my brain for a cheap yet exciting thrill that was fairly nearby - and then it struck me. The beach back at the lake! Jeff agreed it would be so fun to see what it was like now, knowing we'd be back in a mere 3 months or so, ready to swim and sunbathe. We didn't tell the kids where we were going, just that we had one last adventure. Leo promptly fell asleep and Aidan had his nose buried in his Leapster, so they were equally surprised when we arrived at our final destination. Leo opened his eyes and not two seconds later shouted "The Beach! I LOVE the beach!!!"
We traded snowballs for sandcastles and snow boots for shade umbrellas, and savored the chance to see the beach in such rare form, still covered with inches of snow. Regrouped and refreshed, our family returned home, happier and more connected than we could have hoped for that morning.
In our highly structured, highly routinized life as a family, our Anything Can Happen Day was an important reminder of how much fun it can be to let go of all routines, committments, and responsibilities, and simply be spontaneous. "Spontaneous" is one of the last adjectives one would ever use to describe me, and yet it felt so good to be a spontaneous person that day. In fact, it felt so good that I promptly came home and penned in on my to-do list, "Plan another day soon to be spontaneous."
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Dagult Neverember
Open Lord of Waterdeep and Lord Protector of Neverwinter.
A commanding and charismatic noble, Lord Dagult Neverember is the Open Lord of Waterdeep and the self-styled Lord Protector of Neverwinter. Two years ago he came with the Mintarn Mercenaries to help restore Neverwinter's defenses and rebuild its former glory. A man of no small influence, he brings much commerce to the city, and with his Mintarn force has restored order to nearly half the city.
This position of influence has made him many enemies, however. Many see him as borderline tyrannical, and resent the way he inserted himself into a position of power. The Mintarn are considered by some to be little more than sellsword thugs, though few will claim as such in their presence. Many believe that Neverember should step down, or at least establish a more diplomatic system of government. Rebel cells have formed to actively combat his control. Despite his critics and detractors, however, none can deny the effect he has had on the resettlement of Neverwinter.
Lord Neverember has long maintained that, once Neverwinter has been rebuilt, he will relinquish control over the government and send the Mintarn back to Waterdeep. Despite this position, he does not seem likely to abdicate any time soon. He sees his work as far from finished, and indeed the constant dangers facing the city seem to prove him right. But his ambitions do not seem to stop at Lord Protector. Neverember has gone so far as to claim Royal lineage. He has identified himself as a descendant of the Alagondar line, and though he has yet to uncover substantial proof of this allegation, none have been able to debunk it. Though he seems confident in his alleged birthright, he does not push it for fear of inciting his critics.
Whether he is a champion of order or a tyrant in the making, one thing is certain: Lord Neverember is a force to be reckoned with.


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The massive bass are at last listed here! What began to arrive alongside one another at the conclusion of final 7 days changed into a reasonably constant displaying of trophy striped bass off Island Seaside Condition Park all week very long.
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The class went well yesterday, although two people didn't show. One had called SCAN to say she had broken her leg--I'd not so sure--and the other was Jana, surprisingly. Jana is in my T.O.P.S. group and she hadn't responded to the e-mail I sent to the class. Okay, I'll deal with it if she drops out. I announced about the show we'll do on May 26th and everybody seemed pleased about it. However, T.J. who plays the guitar and sings, may be out of town unless he gets a certain gig he wanted.
Boy, this is too bad. I wrote a song a few years back ("Why do you have to be Young?") and was going to incorporate him singing it into the show; in fact, I was going to write a little skit around it, easy enough to do. Well, we'll see.
I spent the first half of the class with the easel and asking for components of a play and of a performance. That went well, then I assigned playlet roles to those who hadn't had them last well: "The Potato Family," and "The Truth, the Embellished Truth, and Nothing Like the Truth." This time, I'd stop them to direct, i.e. to add more gestures, facial expressions, and so on. Most were fairly okay; interestingly, Char, who I think is older than I am, was really good. Carolyn was terrible and so was Larry. I'll be giving them small parts in the show, that's a cinch.
After, T.J. asked me to listen as he played and sang (mostly country), as he wants me to network for him. He's a good guy and I will, especially with Suze and the Council for Seniors crowd. In fact, I intend to bring info on our show to the VCS meeting next week. I showed Tony the flyer I had made up inviting people to the show and he approved it.
By the time I finished listening to T.J., it was almost 1:00. Went home to change and have lunch, then took off for Oxnard to try to straighten out the check thing at La Dolce Vita. Stopped at Whole Foods first, but Greg wasn't there--I forgot he's sometimes off on Tuesdays--then got to Heritage Square after--oh, about 35 minutes being lost. Manager Joe and a hostess were there and I showed them what Bank of America had paid. They couldn't understand it, either, as their receipt said the bill was eleven dollars less. They gave me a copy and I'll take it to BOA today.
Finally got around to pulling together the old Ventnor pictures that have Jack B. in them. He and my brother, Larry have been best friends for more than seventy years now; one of the pics shows them in their First Communion outfits, white ribbons with big bows on their arms. "O lost, and by the wind grieved/Ghost, come back again."
Wednesday, May 10, 2017
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Elizabeth and James
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Elizabeth and James brings a couture sensibility to the contemporary customer. Seeking to narrow the gap between designer and contemporary clothing, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen act as muses and co-designers on this new fashion label. Inspired by the mix of uptown and downtown, masculine and feminine, and casual and dressy, the Elizabeth and James collection is unique in the mixture of androgynous menswear inspired blazers and shirts with delicate mini-dresses, feminine detailing, sequins and unusual fabrics. Look to Elizabeth and James for fashion forward styles made effortless.
I love the simple cuts and soft colors. Gimme Gimme....
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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — With her Pink Carpet Cupcakes, Jennifer Wilson hopes to do more than just feed people.
She wants to inspire them as well.
The cupcakes are not just a business. Wilson tells CBS2's Health Reporter Lisa Sigell that they are also a labor of love.
It was May of 09. "I felt a lump. And I know my body very well. It did not feel normal," says Wilson.
The then 34-year-old didn't have medical insurance at the time, but through a program with the Susan G. Komen Foundation, she got a free mammogram and biopsy.
Wilson got the gift of early detection. The doctor said she was young and otherwise healthy. But Wilson says, "It didn't change the fact I had breast cancer. It was mind blowing.
She endured chemo, radiation, surgeries. Wilson says that even in the worst of times, she kept her faith.
"I came through with flying colors. And I'm here today as a survivor. And I am more thankful than I could ever be," Wilson said.
So, too, are her children who stood by their mom through the entire ordeal with love and support
"She's a very joyful person so she always believed she would make it and I believed she would make it," said son Maliq Blake, a fashion designer.
Wilson is hoping the cupcakes she hands out during the Race for the Cure, will help spread awareness.
"She just taught me certain values in life, that your circumstances don't define you. You have the capability to do whatever you want in life. And she's clearly a living example of that," said daughter Malia Blake, a model.
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There are days when I feel like I am stuck in a Pacman game. I'm racing through a maze, trying to do as much as I can, and I'm being chased! Sometimes, I am defeated and sometimes, I get to eat the cherries.
Lately, I have felt like that - A LOT.
I am hopeful to get thru the maze, this week. I have soooo much work to do.
I did have the pleasure of celebrating my baby's 7th birthday, this weekend.
Wow. It goes by soooooooo fast. I told him this is the LAST birthday he's allowed to have. :{)
I've spent most of the week working on a very large order for Kismet (with two locations in the Highlands and at Southglenn.)
If you are in need of lovely goodies for Valentine's Day, you should stop by and see what's new!
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Imagine being drowned.
Water fills your lungs, your heart races. Your head pounds, desperate for oxygen. The hood over your face won't let you up. Your limbs are strapped down, and the man standing over you is screaming at you. At first his words are sharp and clear, but as your brain is slowly deprived of oxygen, you can't hear him so well any more.
You try to hold your breath as the water is forced down on your face for minutes at a time. No matter how calm you thought you would be, you can't help that sinking feeling in your gut.
The water goes up your nose, and flows through your nasal cavities, making you twinge with sudden cold and desperation. Then you gag on the water, but that only hasten the opening of your bronchial passages to the flow of chill death seeping into your lungs. Your chest feels so tight, like you are coughing on a candy stuck in your throat, but much worse. The sudden fear envelops you.
"I'm DYING!" Your body is screaming at you. Your central nervous system lapses into convulsions. You kick and spasm. You scream, but the water, the hood, and the lack of air in your lungs won't let you.
You thoughts are racing. Time slows down as a natural result of your brain-chemistry being deprived oxygen. You have time to clearly experience the cold water flowing into your lungs, every nuance of your own nasal cavity being flooded, the straps holding your twisting body to the hard surface below you. You have time to experience the slow meaning of death. The very gates of hell are opening to you now, as time slows to a standstill. Hundreds of painful, dreadful minutes tick by. You know you are dying but that doesn't make things any less painful for your gasping lungs. Your vision turns red, becomes a tunnel. Your eyes are bulging and your muscles are all fully flexed. It fades to black.
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Not to win races or set new p.r.'s, Nor is it from a desire to impress others.
No.........one more comeback means returning to the days when running was smooth and easy,
Feeling as if I could go on forever." (The Sage).
The sometimes forgotten aspect of being racing fit is being able to run effortlessly.


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Monday, August 4, 2008
The enemy of my enemy...
"Dear Friends in the Nobama effort, there's a fine review of Clintons4McCain Blog Talk Radio on a blog site managed by Australian Jim Fryar, who is one of mnay bloggers working to get Americans overseas to cast absentee ballots for John McCain. An American in Australia, Noel, is basically going to door-to-door in Sydney (and watching out for American accents) to get people to cast absentee ballots.
Cristi Adkins of Clintons4McCain.com has asked all Nobama bloggers and friends of John McCain to go to Jim Fryar's site and write comments saluting him for his efforts on behalf of our country. Following is the link to Jim's review:
If you'd like to hear the show Jim reviews, you can find it at:
Posted by Sean G at 23:13
Labels: Hillary, John McCain
1 comment:
- Jim Fryar said...
Thank you for the plug. When I found the site I just thought it deserved a help along the way.
I am really stunned at the response.
- August 5, 2008 at 6:29 AM
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