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Friday, September 30, 2011
F'd Ad Fridays: DiscoWHAT?!?
This modest Indian take away menu from the UK has been making the rounds online this week as "the greatest typo ever". I found one reference to it that was over 2 years old (with tasteless ads). I'll have to assume they've fixed it by now. Unless, of course, it resulted in a huge increase in soon-to-be-disappointed customers.
Posted by Tom Megginson at Friday, September 30, 2011
Labels: buzzfeed, Copyranter, F'd Ad Fridays, food, london, restaurant, typo, viral
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Short on cash? That's ok because MASK can now take your credit card right at the booth!
MASK has signed up for Square, which is a mobile credit card processing app for iPhones, iPads and the Android. Square was just launched in February 2010 so the concept is pretty new but word is spreading fast. For good reason, too. It's so simple, free to download, and extremely convenient, especially for mobile small business owners.
What is it? Square is a small, plastic cube that plugs into the headphone port on your phone. A slot in the cube lets you pass a credit card through. It then converts the data from the magnetic strip into an audio signal and passes it on to software on the phone. (Read Wired's review online.)
Seriously cool, huh? We try our best at MASK ;-)
What's next? Good questions. Perhaps mobile payment, which doesn't involve any plastic at all. According to Wikipedia, this is a new and rapidly-adopting alternative payment method. Instead of paying with cash, someone can use a mobile phone to pay for a wide range of services and digital or hard goods -- which then hits your phone app account, eg iTunes.
But for now we are loving Square so come visit us soon!
Remember you can find us on Telegraph in Berkeley and at the Ferry Plaza in San Francisco 7 days a week (sometimes even in the rain, but call or email us to check our hours just in case).

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The Making of Untouched :: The Veronicas
I was browsing Youtube today and I came across "The Making of Untouched" and I wasn't able to resist my self from not watching tha vedio because it's a lil' bit more about the life of The Veronicas. Well after I watched that vedio and I realized that just to have control of the first srting how much hard work and more over staying up all night just to get over with one string!!! I was happy as well as amazed! Happy because of the great success of their video and amazed of the hard work put into it! Anyway you can also view their Youtube Channel, Twitter Page and their Official Website on the web. And of course here's that amazing video and don't forget to enjoy it!!! ~
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
wanna lose weight?
lepas tu tengok benda ni.
how to reduce wrinkles
so just bear w me.
tanak baca sudah.
How to Reduce Wrinkles: What You Can Do
1. Avoid the sun. It's the No. 1 cause of wrinkles, with dozens of studies documenting the impact. In one study that looked at identical twins, New York plastic surgeon Darrick Antell, MD, found sun exposure was even more important than heredity. Siblings who limited sun time had fewer wrinkles and looked younger overall than their sun-worshiping twins.
2. Wear sunscreen. If you must go out in the sun, the American Academy of Dermatology says, wear sunscreen! It will protect you from skin cancer, and help prevent wrinkles at the same time.
3. Don't smoke. Some of the research is still controversial, but more and more studies are confirming that cigarette smoke ages skin -- mostly by releasing an enzyme that breaks down collagen and elastin, important components of the skin. Sibling studies done at the Twin Research Unit at St. Thomas Hospital in London found the brother or sister who smoked tended to have skin that was more wrinkled and up to 40% thinner than the non-smoker.
4. Get adequate sleep. Yale dermatologist Nicholas Perricone, MD, says that when you don't get enough sleep, the body produces excess cortisol, a hormone that breaks down skin cells. Get enough rest, Perricone says, and you'll produce more HGH ( human growth hormone), which helps skin remain thick, more "elastic," and less likely to wrinkle.
5. Sleep on your back. The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) cautions that sleeping in certain positions night after night leads to "sleep lines -- wrinkles that become etched into the surface of the skin and don't disappear once you're up. Sleeping on your side increases wrinkles on cheeks and chin, while sleeping face-down gives you a furrowed brow. To reduce wrinkle formation, the AAD says, sleep on your back.
6. Don't squint -- get reading glasses! The AAD says any repetitive facial movement -- like squinting -- overworks facial muscles, forming a groove beneath the skin's surface. This groove eventually becomes a wrinkle. Also important: Wear sunglasses. It will protect skin around the eyes from sun damage -- and further keep you from squinting.
7. Eat more fish -- particularly salmon. Not only is salmon (along with other cold-water fish) a great source of protein -- one of the building blocks of great skin -- it's also an awesome source of an essential fatty acid known as omega-3. Perricone tells WebMD that essential fatty acids help nourish skin and keep it plump and youthful, helping to reduce wrinkles.
8. Eat more soy -- So far, most of the proof has come from animal studies, but research does show certain properties of soy may help protect or heal some of the sun's photoaging damage. In one recent human study, published in the European Journal of Nutrition, researchers reported that a soy-based supplement (other ingredients included fish protein and extracts from white tea, grapeseed, and tomato, as well as several vitamins) improved skin's structure and firmness after just six months of use.
9. Trade coffee for cocoa. In a study published in the Journal of Nutrition in 2006, researchers found cocoa containing high levels of two dietary flavanols (epicatchin and catechin) protected skin from sun damage, improved circulation to skin cells, affected hydration, and made the skin look and feel smoother.
10. Eat more fruits and vegetables. The key, says Kraus, are their antioxidant compounds. These compounds fight damage caused by free radicals (unstable molecules that can damage cells), which in turn helps skin look younger and more radiant, and protects against some effects of photoaging.
11. Use moisturizer. "Women, especially, are so concerned with antiaging products they often overlook the power of a simple moisturizer. Skin that is moist simply looks better, so lines and creases are far less noticeable," says Ashinoff.
12. Don't over-wash your face. According to dermatologists at the University of Maryland Medical Center, tap water strips skin of its natural barrier oils and moisture that protect against wrinkles. Wash them off too often, and you wash away protection. Moreover, unless your soap contains moisturizers, you should use a cleanser instead.
its war, wrinkles.
i am NOT old.
24 year old me, jogging in the karaoke room.
Friday, April 24, 2009
glitter in the air
Close your eyes and trust it, just trust it
Have you ever thrown a fist full of glitter in the air?
Have you ever looked fear in the face
And said I just don't care?
It's only half past the point of no return
The tip of the ice berg
The sun before the burn
The thunder before lightning
The breath before the phrase
Have you ever felt this way?
Have you ever hated yourself for staring at the phone?
You're whole life waiting on the ring to prove you're not alone
Have you ever been touched so gently you had to cry?
Have you ever invited a stranger to come inside?
It's only half past the point of oblivion
The hourglass on the table
The walk before the run
The breath before the kiss
And the fear before the flames
Have you ever felt this way?
There you are, sitting in the garden
Clutching my coffee
Calling me sugar
You called me sugar
Have you ever wished for an endless night?
Lassoed the moon and the stars and pulled that rope tight
Have you ever held your breath and asked yourself will it ever get better than tonight?
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
song of the day.
I wanna rock and roll
I wanna give my soul
I'm wanting to believe
I'm not too old
Don't wanna make it up
Don't wanna let you down
I wanna fly away
But I'm stuck on the ground
So help me decide
Help me to make up
Make up my mind
Wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Watch it all go by
Was it really true
Is that what it was
Was that really you
I'm Looking back again
I'm tracing back a friend
You said it was a miss
Was it just in my head
And so help me decide
Help me to make up
Make up my mind
Wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Somethings gotta break
You gotta swing the bat
Too many years have died
Why is that
And so help me decide
Help me to make up
Make up my mind
Oh wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Wouldn't that save you
Save you
Save you
come and waste your time w me.
too much has happened i dont know where to start. i always find myself thinking, and lost in my train of thoughts most of the time. sampai terlanggar kereta BMW 5 series yo. and i am a good driver. dont mean to brag, but when i hit someone's car, that means im depressed and its so bad you should be scared. dont worry, im not suicidal. yet.
so anyway, im going to write whatever that has been bugging me bugging me bugging me like the sound of a roller coaster that keeps ringing in my head.
here goes:
-i think YOURE FULL OF SHIT. you know who you are. make up your mind, idiot.
-i miss my shah alam and utp friends. sorry i havent been around much, i need time to myself. will hang out when im sane enough.
-how to spend your saturday wisely: sleep till 5pm. been doing that for 3 weeks now. its not healthy i know, but at least it makes me feel good. ow yeah.
-okayy now im having a writers block *rofl* will update the list later. toodles!
-sambung balik. bought a watch recently. dad gave me a stack of cash and said 'go buy yourself a decent watch' haha ive been wearing this pink watch for quite some time now, and little did i know that it annoys my dad to the bone haha sorry dad. so ive been scouting around pyramid for almost 3 hours trying to find the right one. most of the ones that i like are too funky for my dads money. so i had to let go a little bit of my quirkiness and settle for a watch that those smart looking bitches would wear. yeayy me. i look smart now, look at my watch bitches.
-i want one of those cute baby blue canon ixus whatever series tu pleaaaasssseeeeeeee.
-oh i cant stop twittering. haha
-ive lost some weight and i liiikee it uhuh uhuh
-i hate preconcieved judgements.
Friday, April 17, 2009
size does matter.
ego, i mean.
boys, your ego must be smaller than the size of your heart. okay?
if embarassment is a disease,
okayy ieja, dah update ;)


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This is Shelly opening the velcro on the "go green" bag.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Goodies for my Sister
This is Shelly opening the velcro on the "go green" bag.
5 comments:
- ~holly said...
love it all! good job!!!
- November 1, 2009 at 10:40 PM
- Jennie said...
WOW! You have been busy! I need that pattern for the composition notebook. I give those out to clients for journals and that would be a cheap, fast way to jazz them up a bit. Wish you lived closer so we could have sewing parties.
- November 2, 2009 at 6:16 AM
- alisha said...
My girls would love those notebooks also! They are really into writing in journals already!
I need to see one of those bags in the first 2 pics close up. I have a feeling I need to make some of those!
Love it all! OH! And sorry about Lexi's outfit! I keep meaning to get a pic of her in it and it just hasn't happened. We will get one soon. I need to remember Wednesday. Tomorrow we'll be too busy with school, homework, dinner, softball, baths, and bed!
- November 2, 2009 at 7:13 PM
- The Gills said...
OH my gosh you posted something...haha I guess you could probably say the same thing to me the next time I post something. I made rice bags as a gift for my girl cousins weekend last year. I don't if they were a hit with everyone else, but I use mine all them time when I get headaches.
- November 5, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Danielle said...
Love all your projects! Would love to see the sewing machine cover you made for JW. I think my favorite is the journal covers. Very cute and creative.
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- Soopa Sprinta
Run and Jump over garbage cans and walls.
- xRunning
Guide the runner through the levels.
- Rugger Bugger
Run as fast as you can dodging the football players trying to make it to the other side of the field.
- Free Run
React to key prompts and dont stop running! Faster your time higher your score.
- Chicken and Chocolate
Obtain as much chocolate as you can but avoid getting hit by bombs and meteors on the way.
- Speed Highway
Run as fast as you can without tripping by clicking the incoming enemies. Miss and you trip.
- The Race
As you run youll encounter every type of imaginable obstacle. Use the arrow to avoid them.
- Super Crazy Baseball Maniac...
This is the craziest and funniest baseball game ever as you try first to shine your lucky bat then psyche the pitcher and finally the chasing of the ball is on! Have fun!
- Summer Games 2005
Enter the Summer Games of 25! Represent your country of choice and compete in various games and fulfill the requirement in each level to progress. Satisfaction guaranteed. Enjoy playing!
- Pucca: Runaway
Your enemies are after you! Avoid their attacks by pressing the letter that corresponds with each person. Press Z for the ninja, X for the girl, and C for the boy. The faster you go, the harder the game gets
- Super Boomer Max
Gather all of the gums and dodge all monsters.
- Gogo Diet
Tap the left and right arrows to run and avoid food not to put on weight.
- Go Go Diet
run and avoid food not to put on weight.
- The Morning Walk
Avoid all the obstacles along the way. try to walk the dogs as long as you can.
- Santu Vs. Bantu
Play as Santu or Bantu in this epic battle between best mates. Aim the sweet spot. Be careful not to swing too early or too late. The closer you are to your opponent the more powerful the clout.
- The Wildhearts Stage Dive
Run as fast as you can and then stage dive and try to get as far as possible.
- Box-Baby Runner
Dodge the boxes by ducking, and jumping over and between them. Can you manage as it speeds up?
- Polar Express: Ticket Chase
Help our hero retrieve his ticket.
- Gus vs. Bus
Gus is about to miss the bus this is no gameits the last day of school and if he misses the bus hell be stuck there for the summer! Help him catch up before its too late.
- A Game of Halves
Score big and avoid being tackle at your rugby match.
- Moron Marathon
Run as fast as you can till you get to the red tiles,and then stop on the red area or else youll lose. The faster you press the keys, the faster your chosen character will go. Enjoy!
- Run Ronaldo Run
Ronaldo doing what he does best, eating hamburgers and scoring goals!
- Sprinter
You are given a chance to run a 1 meters sprint game. Run as fast as you can and beat all the competitors as you reach high levels.
- Empas Racing
Sprint your way to victory
- Cops and Robbers
Run away from the cops as you knock over market stands to slow them down. How long can you run?
- Run Lil Broccoli
Dont get chopped by the chef!
- Catscratch: Spindango Fundu...
After cheating to win a dance videogame, Blik was singled out as the savior of an alien race of slug people! They want him to destroy the mothership of their rivals. To do so, Hes gotta get by all the security systems and then spin the dango!
- Run Soldier Run
Move your soldiers around both forward, backward, and apart and together. Dont let bombs kill them!
- Triatlon
Compete to three different types sports contest and do your best.
- Crazy
Free run in the sidescrolling levels as you stay alive moving from platform to platform.


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It's time to update that old family portrait with a new Mother's Day picture!
Join us to celebrate Mother's Day during one of our two identical services at 9:00am & 10:45am. We will have professional photographers take FREE family portraits for everyone before and after each of our services. So get everyone dressed up and join us for church!
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Stamps - How You Doin' by Ippity
Gina K cardstock
Inchie squares by Inchie Arts
Brilliance ink
SU marker
SU coloured cardstock
And what a fabulous job on this challenge :). Thank you for joining Stamping Sisters in Christ.ReplyDelete
Love this one! So clean and simple - yet lovely! Wonderful card.
Great card, love the colors and the sweet sentiment.ReplyDelete
What a "Pretty in Pink" Card Christy. I too like inchies and have not utilised the many I had to have very well at all. You have inspired me to pull them out - well that's a start.ReplyDelete
I really like this card Christy! I am a pink girl. Very sharp!ReplyDelete
So sweet, I love that bright pink. It is so cheerful.ReplyDelete
How very sweet, such happy colors! I think that stamp set fit this challenge perfectly. Thanks for coming alongside Stampin' Sisters in Christ this week!ReplyDelete


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For years this was an unkempt cemetery, buried in trash, on the east side of the road, two and a half miles north of St. Joe. No name was known for it. Later it was thought to be the Weise cemetery - based most likely on a land owners name. The condition of the site changed when Keith Neuway started taking care of it in the 1980's. Today you will find a visitor's register in the box attached to the flag pole. It is mowed on a regular basis by the neighbors.
I found an obituary in which it was called Antioch Cemetery. After discussion between Keith and myself we decided it would be dedicated as the Antioch Cemetery and our local genealogical society would provide a sign. A small crowd was present on Friday, August 28, 2009, when the cemetery sign for the Antioch Cemetery was installed. The Hutchinson News carried the story. You can read more about this on the RCGS blog and also about the grant we received from Megan Smolenyak of Honoring Our Ancestors to continue with the project of installing signs at the cemeteries without one.
Take a walk - see more photos online.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Antioch Cemetery Walk
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Pretty huh! I thought so. So I mimicked it. They say that mimickery is the highest form of flattery. This color has been quite the theme for me lately, but it's so bold, masculine, yet neutral. I'm just basically obsessed with it. The buyers seem to be as well. And the bloggers who made the first one from EMILYCLARK.COM
Here is my version.
I'll be the first to admit the first one looks better, but in my defense the pictures were taken in poor lighting with a camera phone. So although it's not quite as sharp I still really love it.


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For those new to the craft beer scene, one of the most confusing aspects is the concept of seasons. Each seasonal transition floods the craft beer scene with an array of delectable beer styles. Light and easy drinking beers come out for the warmer months, darker stronger beers are released for the colder months, etc. This is by no means a hard set rule, you are more than welcome to drink any beer you want whenever you want. The only real issue is availability as these beers are only released at one specific time during the year. Popular ones are gone in a flash, so it pays to know the release schedules of your favorite brews. This is why beer fans will often stock up on seasonal releases to enjoy at a later date. Therefore, when I say that I'm enjoying a Victory Festbier ''out of season'', it is by no means demeaning the beer. This just means that I was able to resist the temptation to drink through my supply and as a result, instill a bit of jealously among my brew loving cohorts.
Victory's Festbier is a member of perhaps the most delicious of seasonal brews: the Oktoberfest. This beer style dates all the way back to the marriage of Crown Prince Ludwig to Princess Therese of Bavaria on October 12, 1810. A new brew style was created for the celebration, which was the official birth of the Oktoberfest brews we enjoy today during the fall months.
In the glass, this beer has a deep amber-orange coloration. It comes with a frothy white head that dissipates quickly. On the nose, Oktoberfest brews are mouthwatering concoctions and Victory's Festbier is no different. That signature toasted bready aroma fills the air around the glass. The malt profile comes across as pleasantly sweet with a peppering of mild spices. What a delightful introduction, couldn't wait to dive right in for that first taste.
The toasted bready aroma translates into the dominant flavor, which sets up shop as the base note. From there I was able to pick out several other complimentary flavors, namely sweet citrus, an herbal hop profile, some faint spices, and a solid earthy tone. The hop profile tends to appear in the middle ground and elevates for the finish, providing a bitter malty exit to the beer. This beer has a medium body, starts off with a smooth mouthfeel, and then exits with a crisp hop bite.
Overall, Victory's Festbier is a delicious example of the Oktoberfest beer style. I can easily recommend it to all levels of beer fan. Seasoned drinkers will appreciate it as a solid interpretation of the world's ultimate session beer. Novices can utilize it as a flavorful yet approachable bridge to better beer. In hindsight, I probably shouldn't have opened this beer during the summer months because all I can think about now is the next Oktoberfest season. And considering Victory's track record for brewing fantastic beers, I doubt that desire will be leaving me anytime soon. I guess I can kiss my remaining supply of Festbier goodbye.
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For all of you Kardashian fans that have a guilty pleasure of tuning into E! each week to check out Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim and Kourtney Take New York or Kourtney and Khloe take Miami... whatever your guilty pleasure, there is one Kardashian that's on my radar. It's the cousin of Kourtney, Khloe and Kim Kardashian--- Ron Kardashian. With his trademark Kardashian looks, Ron is not new to the health and fitness world. Ron Kardashian is an author, life coach and fitness expert (my personal aspirations as well!) and has over 15 years of experience in the field. It's rumored that Ron Kardashian has a TV show brewing.. I think it would be interesting as there are not many shows out there that promote what he believes in! I'll def. tune in to watch his show! Seems like he has a lot to share! Anyway, just thought I would share.. tata.... :)
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Monday, January 31, 2011
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Here is my Halloween calendar for the Design Team over at SVGCuts.com. I used the Christmas Advent Calendar and modified it to be used for 31 days in October. Each little door opens to put some goodies in for the little kiddies to find every day, counting down to Halloween. Head over to SVGCuts.com to see all the details.
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- By Susan Salisbury Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
UPDATE: Late Friday natural gas pipeline companies Florida Southeast Connection, Sabal Trail and Transcontinental asked federal regulators to take action to prevent supplies from being shut down next week.
The companies asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to either expedite an environmental review of the impact of emissions from the power plants supplied by the pipelines and reissue the required certificates or issue temporary emergency permits.
Otherwise, the pipelines will have to cease operating Wednesday.
An interruption in service could substantially increase costs for consumers, the companies said in a 25-page filing. In addition, they said they will be harmed financially from lost revenue and having to shut down and later restart the project.
A federal court's ruling this week has the potential to shut down Florida Southeast Connection and Sabal Trail, the newest natural gas pipeline system that serves Florida Power & Light's power plants.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, known as the "D.C. Circuit," Wednesday refused to review an August 2017 ruling that found federal regulators should have considered the impact of greenhouse gases from the power plants.
Following this week's decision, FPL officials said they do not anticipate any impact on their operations, while the Sierra Club said the decision means that the pipeline has to stop operating until a complete review is conducted.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission was ordered in August to conduct a new environmental review of the pipeline and take into account the emissions from FPL and Duke Energy Florida plants that are fueled by the pipeline's gas or will be. It did not do that before it allowed the pipeline to begin operating in June 2017.
The court is scheduled to enter its final order or "mandate" next week in the case brought by the Sierra Club. Once that happens, the federal certificates allowing the pipelines to operate will be void.
One possibility is that FERC could appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court, and could ask the court to withhold the mandate pending that appeal, Christine Tezak, managing director for research at Clearview Energy Partners in Washington, D.C., said Friday.
FERC spokeswoman Celeste Miller said Friday, "The Commission is reviewing the decision and determining its next steps."
In the meantime, FERC staff continues to review the comments and other data to prepare a final supplemental environmental impact statement, Miller said. In September it issued a draft statement that found the emissions from FPL's Indiantown plant, its future Okeechobee plant and Duke's Citrus County plant, now under construction, will not be harmful if mitigation measures are in place.
Juno Beach-based FPL, which uses natural gas to generate 70 percent of its power, is the pipeline's primary customer. Florida has two other major natural gas pipeline systems.
The Southeast Market Pipeline Project includes the 515-mile $3.2 billion Sabal Trail pipeline from Alabama to Central Florida, the $550 million 126-mile Florida Southeast Connection pipeline from Central Florida to FPL's Indiantown plant, Transcontinental's $459 million 48-mile Hillabee Expansion project in Alabama, as well as six new compressor stations.
Sierra Club attorney Elly Benson said, "The D.C. Circuit's orders confirm what we already knew — when a fracked gas pipeline has been constructed without its threats being fully considered, the pipeline should not be allowed to continue operating. Sabal Trail has run out of excuses.
"The court already rejected FERC's failure to consider the greenhouse gas pollution from burning the gas transported by the pipeline. It's time this dirty, unnecessary pipeline is shut down unless and until FERC conducts a comprehensive review of its climate impacts," Benson said.
Andrea Grover, spokeswoman for Enbridge, which last year acquired Sabal Trail and its developer Spectra Energy Partners in a $28 billion deal, declined to comment.
FPL spokesman Dave McDermitt said, "We continue to closely monitor the ongoing legal proceedings. The pipeline is operational and at this time we do not anticipate a curtailment of FPL operations as a result of the recent court ruling.
"The underground natural gas pipeline which has been operating safely since June 2017 remains vital to meeting Florida's energy needs," McDermitt said. "If the Sierra Club is successful in its misguided and politically motivated efforts to reduce Florida's access to clean U.S.-produced natural gas, the likely outcome would be increased energy costs for consumers and more use of coal and foreign oil to generate electricity."
Tezak said it is unclear what happens to the delivery of gas through the pipeline because the situation does not appear to have happened before.
While most of the pipeline's construction is complete, Tezak said it is possible but not certain that the pipeline may need to suspend construction if FERC needs to reissue the certificates.


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Why is the Church as it is known today hanging on its own tree? The Church is JUDAS that sold him for a price. Hence, why the Gospel of Judas suddenly turned up to try to turn it around. It was the church fathers that came up with the idea of 'economy', the word came from the religionists.
When the Church sold him for a price, they sold themselves down the river into the ocean of emotion. Hence why church goers either sink or swim like Obama.
If the Son had given them a boat to climb aboard, they would have never have built a Church. Hence, why the bible tells them that their covenant with death is annulled. Harold Camping is the fruit of their tree, a 14 year old committed suicide, a mother tried to kill her two children and a class action law suit is now being brought against Harold Camping and his family radio.
Justice will be done for their crimes against humanity, and all of the Americans that did not do their utmost to stop Camping and others like him, are also responsible.
As the Son said 'Those that remain silent are compliant to the suffering in the world'.
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Church Hanging on a Tree
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On May 20th, a rare EF5 tornado slammed the town of Moore, Oklahoma. The devastation was unbelievable. At least 24 are confirmed dead, and dozens more are injured.
In an interview with a 2nd grade teacher at the latter school, there are several things that hero Tammy Glasgow said and did that were courageous and inspiring. (Please watch the interview by clicking the link above.)
Here is a portion of the story:
"....Right before the tornado hit, she hurried students into two bathrooms and a closet. There were about eights boys in the boys' bathroom, including Glasgow's son, and a dozen girls in the girls' bathroom.
She and other adults were with three children in the closet.
"Before I shut the doors, because both bathrooms had doors, I said, 'I'm going to shut these doors,' and I said, 'I love you.' The boys looked at me a little strange. (I) walked in the girls' (bathroom) and said, 'I love you' and they all said 'I love you' back.
"I just told them to pray, and then that's what we did the whole time in the closet, just prayed," said Glasgow.
The storm blasted through..."
Among other things, I see two powerful things in this story: Love and Prayer. I thank God for teachers like Tammy Glasgow. And I thank God that He spared all their lives, and enabled Tammy to tell this amazing story.
Love. She loved her students, as if they were her own children. She cared for them, and told them to do what was right and what was good for them... and she provided protection for them in the storm. She loved them. Oh, how she loved them. It reminds me of Someone else I know. And because she loved them, she taught them and commanded them to pray.
Prayer. Prayer is powerful because of the One we beseech. Will the ACLU move to prosecute this teacher for telling her students to pray? No. Is it okay to remove prayer from schools, except when a tornado is coming? No.
Will God be glorified, in spite of our own depravity as a nation? Yes.
"Blessed be the Lord, who daily bears us up; God is our salvation. Our God is a God of salvation, and to God, the Lord, belong deliverances from death." (Psalm 68:19,20)
I thank God for Tammy Glasgow... and for others I know that are like her.


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Had my first VA appointment since coming home last week and got a lot of things done. Had an MRI on my knees, got some medicine to sleep better with, some medicine for knee pain, and scheduled follow-ons with psychology, physical therapy, ophthalmology, audiology, and orthopedics.
I try not to watch or read the news much, especially about health care and Afghanistan. The indecision by the leadership of this country depresses me greatly and puts me in a mood I try not to be in these days.


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make that TWO blogs....
And with both of them, I failed miserably at keeping up with them.
Plan C: A Blog for whatevvvverrrrs I wannnnt.
I try to be too too organized, so this one..will not be.
Who knows if I ever even write in it agaiiiinnnnnnn.
So today I finnnaallly finished Stephens present!!
I shall post a picture sometime..
Stephen and I are visiting his old homestead for the weekend,
I'm super pumped for tomorrow. vvaallleenntinezzz dayyy.
It's a silly holiday, buy I'm still pumped!
I have no clue what we'll do, but I'm super stoked to spend the day making everything and adventure.
Happy Valentines Day World!
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The USDA has a food pyramid that we all grew up with. Our great grandmothers used it by intuition.
Our mothers and their siblings live to be ninty. I don't think I want to live to be ninty, I won't have enough money. LOL.
The point being people believe every propaganda that comes their way. It is popular to take on every fad diet to be special and fit in with the crowd. It used to be a symptom of the young. Now the not so young are on the band wagon. And, they are passionate about it.
The truth is, whenever you take a food group out of your diet , you are throwing the good out with the self perceived bad. Unless you are really disciplined and have a degree in nutrition, you are playing with fire. A lot of diseases are based on vitamins and minerals that our diets are lacking and it's not always the best to get them out of a bottle.
If three percent of the farms in the us are organic certified, who is going to eat the other 97 percent of fruits and veggies . Are you really princess enough to believe that you should be entitled to the top three percent! And, if is pesticide free, does that mean you get the pests! And, most families on a budget can't afford five dollars a gallon for milk! Most organic I have found is twice the price of regular food.
Just eat a balanced diet in moderation. The simple truth is that our ancestors have been using the food pyramid for years, intensional or not. It works. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Today I played with Oliver Kimmel while his Mommy was out running errands. We got all bundled up in our snowsuits and went outside to play. I played on the trampoline and built a snowman...
Friday, February 27, 2009
Snowmen and Trampolines
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Minutes until Ash Wednesday. I sit here, in bed, typing and chowing down on a Turkey Wrap. In 15 minutes I will put down the Turkey Wrap and the Bacon Cheeseburger and the Sausage Pizza and the Steak Sandwich for 40 days.
Ah Lent. Honestly, it's my favorite Religious Observance. The Episcopalian observance of Lent (because that's all I've ever practiced) is the act of giving up something in your life that you love, or do on a regular basis- a sacrifice if you will. More often than not it is a food. I assume mimicking the Fast that Jesus was on while in the Wilderness. (FYI just finished the Turkey, so although it may be past midnight when I post this, it is now 11:49pm) So, this year I am giving up Meat. For 40 days I will be a vegetarian again.
I am also embarking on a spiritual journey involving mind and body in the form of a cleanse. The Cleanse that I have opted to go on is 30 days long. So I will start Lent by simply being vegetarian. After ten days of no meat, I will then cut out most dairy, refined sugars and wheat. In addition to a limited diet, I will be taking fiber, mineral and vitamin supplements twice a day. The goal is to get rid of the toxins in my body from processed foods and meats. The Cleanse will be a test of my strength. I will need to seek help from a Higher Power. I might be a little mean to people =). But I am confident that I can do it. This Cleanse has serious benifits to one's health and emotional/spiritual well being. When the body is toxic, energy cannot be released , and no energy can be received. The soul then starts to feel stagnant and trapped. It's like having a fish in a dirty fish bowl. Then when you flush out the murky water, the fish is free to move about and breathe.
I look forward to clearing blocked energy. In addition to the dietary changes, I will be meditating daily. It is, after all, a time of somber reflection.
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We have hit...
...a little bump in the road. Sarah, my coworker who was going to move into the Cabin with me, decided not to move in. So, I now have to find a roommate. But my soon-to-be landlord is super cool and told me not to sweat the other half of the rent. I will pay my half, like normal and look for a roommate. When I get one, he or she will pay the other half, pro-rated. :::SIGH of relief inserted here:::
I move in Sunday. It's a darling little house, and I'm super SUPER excited about the location. Location, location, location!!! And I have also wanted to live in a log cabin since I was a little girl playing with my Lincoln Logs. I have done a little shopping for the place, but so far I've only actually bought a large tapestry for the curtains in the living room. The house is partly furnished. The precious tenants are leaving two couches (they are leather so I'm going to need slip covers- leather is just not comfortable to me), a desk and four dining chairs. Leaving very few things to aquire. And a very limited budget. Here's what I'm thinking:
Furniture I need:
1-dining table
I hope to find something of the appropriate height, a tree trunk perhaps, and nail a piece of plywood to the top. I would love to find something that looks really cool. I am envisioning a knotty pine, but I'm not so sure how easy that is going to be to find. It might have to be an old pillar that I find at the Thrift Store. We shall see. So, If I find something cool, I'm going to cover the ply wood top with a funky tapestry, but tie it back so you can see the "leg" of the table. However, if lameness ensues and I cannot find a cool table "leg," I can just cover it with an extra large tapestry or table cloth
2-coffee table
I live in Wyoming. Why not be totally stereotypical and get a SPOOL for the coffee table. hahahahha!! How great would that be if I could find one... But I really want to find an old trunk. A piece of furniture that is both stylish and functional. I can store blankets in the trunk so in the winter I don't have to get up from the couch to put a blanket over my feet. And I can take it with me when I move, as it will be a box for moving things!!
3-book case
I'll know it when I see it.
The Habitat for Humanity Re-Store has some really cool stuff! I am going tomorrow to see what's there. They tend to be a little pricey, so hopefully I'll get lucky!
As far as everything else goes: I'm good. Nothing really to report. I did get some babysitting gigs, so I've got extra money coming in on the side, I think I'm going to go back to 40 hours a week at the Grocer (yay!!) and, uh, yeah, that's it.
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Moving again...
Okay, so I know I sound like a crazy, antsy girl> but I'm moving again.
NO, I'm not coming back home. I'm staying in Jackson. Only moving to Wilson. The "cool side" of the Hole. The country. By the end of the week (God willing) I will have the lease on a log cabin. My friend and coworker, Sarah found this place and we went and saw it today. It's precious. A little run down, but with character! It was built in the 1930's as part of the first family homestead in Wilson. Our landlords and neighbors live in the big house, next door. The house that we will be renting was built when the daughter moved out and had babies of her own. As more babies were born, another room was added on. It's three bedrooms and one bath. There's a mud room/gear storage area and two entrances. The house sits right on Fish Creek, so in the summer we'll be able to tube from our house to "downtown" Wilson in about 15-20 minutes (by river, it's about 1 mile from downtown via roads).
Anyway, trying not to count any chickens... but this place is sweet! and we just have to give her deposit and sign the lease and it's ours. lalala! Can't wait to live in a house with just ONE other person!!
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009
A weekend update
What an eventful few days I've had. Friday night was the dogsled races, as shown below, which was amazing! After the races, Sarah and I headed to Pica's (a Moe's-like place but a little more upscale) to meet up with some friends of hers from the ski school. We ate and drank margaritas while discussing the night's plan. We decided on the Stage Coach (aka "the coach") to hear Steam Powered Airplane. The Coach is out in Wilson, about a 15 minute drive (closer to where I used to live). So, I agree to be the sober driver. The Coach is GREAT!!! It's got a Bailey's (We miss you ole girl) to it. It's a dive bar like the best of the dive bars. The two pool tables are free to play, and have a slight lean to them. Drinks are relatively cheap, they serve PBR in a can, and the bathrooms could use attention. I think I may have to move to Wilson. The band was great! Sarah's friend Mark was cute, I won three games of pool, and I was back in town at a decent hour. All-in-all the trip to Wilson was worth it. I took Sarah home and started to go home myself, but Jeff called, wanting to watch a movie. I had Elu with me, so I figured why not. By the time I went to sleep it was nearly 4 am.
Saturday I woke up with all intentions of going to the Village and getting a few runs in, but by the time I got to Lola's it was noon. We could have made it, but neither Lola or I were feeling it too much. So I let Elu run around her old stomping ground and chilled on the couch with Lola. One of her friends came in town later, and we ate some dinner. Home, in bed, early, on a Saturday night~ I'm the most exciting 20-something single you'll ever meet
BUT SUNDAY!! I was up at 7 am, ready to roll! Lola and I ate a fantastic breakfast at Nora's and headed to the Village. Watching Lola ski and me snowboard (without any instruction from people who know what they are doing) is HILARIOUS!!! The first lift up, Lola and I asked them to slow down the lift, but they slowed it down too much and I didn't get enough speed coming off the chair to coast out of the way. I had to skate (which is just like riding a skate board, only one foot is strapped in to the board but not really at the right angle. You're having to push one foot on the ground while the other is perpendicular to your body and it's overall not easy- for me at least). SO anyway. I'm trying to skate off the chair and I fall over. I don't mind falling, it doesn't hurt me. But it sure hurts my pride. After the chair lift debacle, I get out of the way and begin riding down the hill. Lola falls, so I go on ahead, assured that she will catch up to me in no time, as I will fall again. I side slip down the hole mountain, falling on the regular. But I made it down! and I was able to control the board the cast majority of the time. It was fun! We repeated the scenario a couple more times (only I mastered the chair dismount for the rest of the day) and called it a day, it was the Super Bowl.
I went to town, picked up Jeff and got fixings for burgers. We headed back to Lola's to cook dinner and watch the game. Upon arrival, we start cooking and turn on the TV. The satellite is not working. We waited and waited hoping it would correct itself. Nope. Never worked. SO as soon as we gobbled down some burgers and french fries, we headed back to town to catch the second half at Jeff's. The game was pseudo-interesting. Good, close game, but I failed to pick a team prior to the game so I was uninterested in the outcome.
Game over. Weekend Over. Back to the grind.
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So, TWO days after our honeymoon I see this fire up in the hills through the window of my bosses office. First thought, "I bet Johnny is going to be called out on this one, it is so close." The flames were actually quite big but it turned out to be not too big in acres. My first thought was right, he was called out and got home around 9 I think?
THREE days after our honeymoon (which was at Sun Valley and we had a blast btw) on a Saturday, there is another fire somewhere over by Rockland, ID for those of you who may know the area (probably none but I told you anyway!). This one actually was pretty big, if I remember right, but he was able to make it home that night which was nice because we were expecting at least a day or two. We were actually able to make it to our good friends reception out near Preston, ID and we were able to make something of the night by grabbing a quick bite at the Olive Garden in Logan at about 9:30 (thanks to a wedding gift certificate!). Boy were we tired when we got home!
FIVE days after our honeymoon Johnny was called out on a fire out by Swan Lake near the Idaho\Wyoming border...it is now SEVEN days since our honeymoon and since the fifth day I have talked to him for maybe a total 20 minutes because his phone has no connection where he is at. He has resorted to borrowing other crew members phones and calling me from there but most of the time we say 'hi' and then I can't hear him anymore, but he can still hear me! haha what a joke! He should be gone for at least 2 more days, and my guess is he will be rolling into town in about a week.
This has been quite the interesting experience, I am married for about a week then I am back to kickin' it by myself! People ask "How is married life?" and I say "It was good!" Look at the bright side, I get this new big bed and apartment all to myself!
No, but really I am grateful for the good pay he gets while out on fires and I am happy I have a man that is willing to do what it takes to make sure we are happy in the long run. Johnny is such a hard worker and I...I can kick a ball really far (haha I think my mom said that once) :)... I mean, really between his hours on fires and my job at the glamorous Graduate School, I think by next month we will be moving into a new house and I am already car shopping.
Wow this blog is really long but I do want to try to post some pics...we will see what happens!
Oh and married life IS actually really fun! Even if I don't get to see him or talk to him as much as I want. That is my sob story....what a whiner. My next post will be very happy, I promise!


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Friday, June 12, 2009
JCrew New Arrivals June
Moving on. I went to the B&M last night to do some returns and I wanted to pass along some more looks from the new items. So far I have only seen some navy items and I tried to take pics of stuff I hadn't seen yet. If you have questions, please let me know!
First, the Navy 60s Dress. They only had a size 4 (couldn't fit that around my thigh, ha) so I wanted to take some detail pics so you can see more of the dress.
Pattern closeup, pretty navy dots that are not perfect circles, some have some "watercolor" effect around the edges of the dots. Has a folded bodice with stitching around the natural waist...
The belt is prob about .5 to .75 inches in width in the dress fabric, with the buckle being wrapped in the fabric...
Some pintuck pleats on the sides of the waist. I liked the dress, but would have to see it on. I am not sure if its me, but it is a super cute dress if you can find one!
Next up, new suiting dress with the scallop like was on the Broadcloth Scallop shirt. Named the "Super 120s Papillon dress" for $195 on the website, here. I tried this on in a size 10 for the sheath like fit as I didn't want it to be too tight on the hips. It was slightly roomy, but I think an 8 might be too slim, so not sure. Hits at the knee.
Liked the detail on this, could wear to work or dress it up.
Boatneck tee shirt, really cute. There was a white with gray stripes version and a white with navy version (seen later in post). This is a medium. Boatnecks are not a shape I usually wear, but I liked the long and lean feel of this shirt. It retails for $29.50, 3/4 sleeves.
On the hanger...in gray.
New beaded tee, creamy color with blue beads. This is a medium. I would say it is a bit longer than some of the crewneck tees they have had recently. I liked this, but the beads were a bit heavy so you would have to treat it with a bit of care.
Pretty beading!
Next item is a cotton linen scoopneck...I have only seen this in stores, not online. I have seen it for a few weeks but hadn't picked it up til now. This is a medium. It has a deep scoopneck, two small pockets at the hip, and a long and lean fit with a bit of slouchyness. You could wear a cami underneath or not.
Neckline twisted detail...
Tag info, retails for $88. This was actually my favorite item of the night, sort of a dark horse option. I believe it also comes in a brown and navy along with natural.
Cotton Silk Strapless Top with Flower
$128, sort of a Carrie Bradshaw thing going on. I tried this mostly for fun but I kinda liked it! The flower is pins that you can move around. I tried on an 8, but it sort of hung away from the body, so I would try a 6 if they had it. It has an inner corset thing like they have had in some dresses. Floaty feeling though, a fun top!
Closer, not too see through.
This is the Next Generation of the Rumpled Terry, I think. A cardigan that is a bit thinner, v-neck (no shawl), comes in a few colors, lighter weight, stripes and solids.
The Coal Miner Shirt (until we have a better name)...I liked this! This is a 6, didn't have an 8. I would probably go up to the 8 as the 6 pulled a bit at the buttons. Really well tailored, at last not a JUMBO man shirt.
I liked the roll up sleeves. I think this could be really fun with a pencil skirt as something unexpected, or with white pants, or even as a modified "cardigan". Really liked this too!
Closeup of the fabric and detail.
There was a swiss dot/tuxedo top. It was a bit boxy and had a lot going on. This is a size 8. I didn't love this one but it could be fun for work.
Tag detail on this one...
Navy version of the boatneck...
PHEW! Ok thats it. Thanks for getting through that with me. Amazingly, I walked out without having bought anything--yay for money back in my wallet! I am going to keep thinking of the Cotton Linen Scoopneck, as well as the Coal Miner's Shirt.
What do you think of the new arrivals? Can I answer any questions for you? Happy Friday, chime in here!
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I'm liking the strapless top with the flowers. The website does no do it justice. I also like the linen scoopneck and the coal miner's shirt (lol). I'm going to have to make a stop at my B&M soon!ReplyDelete
Loooove that scoopneck on you. I think I saw that in the store I visited, but I didn't pick it up to try it on. I also like the coal miner's shirt (love the name...ha)--it's very flattering on you! With the exception of the boatneck, I tried on completely different new items, so I'm glad you put up IRL pics!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the reviews. It's great to see things on someone my size. I'm pretty fond of that boatneck tee. What size did you try on?ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone! I really liked the Chambray Shirt and the Linen Scoopneck best, those will be on my mind. Thanks for commenting! The strapless flower top is fun too, but for $128 I feel like I could get a white tube top and a pin and have the same effect for cheaper.ReplyDelete
Melissa, I tried on the Medium of the boatnack, and while it fit, I think I might try a sleek cami underneath to hide my tummy. :)
Hope this helps!
- AnonymousJune 12, 2009 at 4:47 PM
Hi all, Liz,ReplyDelete
I am a JCrew Anon (yes it's an addiction) in the OC and bought the striped boat neck today. I only saw one in my size, xs on the floor. Its fitted and the lean long length makes it slimming (but will cling to that dreaded back-fat which I can't see but know is back there).
Saw the scoop necks but they did not call me to try...the colors were not very 'summery'.
Overall I have to say many of the sale items in the store are flimsy in quality. I almost ordered the silk/linen v-neck tops and Georgia cardigan online, but what I saw in the store made me realize they are just too sheer. A few already had snags in the weave too!
Just my two çents!
Happy weekend all......
- AnonymousJune 12, 2009 at 9:42 PM
Greetings from a fellow Bay Area JCA! (I really need to start a blog of my own) I was just at my store in Burlingame and saw the navy striped top. I LOVED the neckline and bought it in Small (they were out in xs) which fit fine. They had it styled with a button down white shirt with the collar up which I thought was super cute! I love the camp shirt and the tube top on you... you should def get those two! I've been on the hunt for that navy dot dress, but alas, they don't have it yet. :( I might try JCrew at Stanford and see if they have it yet..ReplyDelete
Love the chambray shirt. Reminds me of Rosie the Riveter in a really good way.ReplyDelete
My favorite is the chambray shirt, and you're right that it's cute as a "cardi." The sa wanted me to try it with the pleated strati top and nickel boyfriend chinos and I was surprised at how much I loved the look! So, I say go for the shirt - others say it's selling out at their local stores.ReplyDelete
I also like the scoopneck on you - very flattering.
That beaded tee is SO pretty! It looks a little high maintenance care-wise though :(ReplyDelete
LOVE the cotton linen scoopneck! Brilliant! It really looks great on you. Can't wait for it to go on sale though...$88??!ReplyDelete
I tried on the navy dress...and it looked horrible on me. The waist fell at a funny point and all the pleating was not flattering on me at all! It was a lot of extra fabric...ReplyDelete
Thanks for trying on the scoopneck - I keep seeing it and thinking I'm going to try it on, but never do. It's way cute, I will have to try it! Lots of cute things. Thanks so much for sharing!!ReplyDelete
LOVE that black scallop-neck dress. I have a feeling I won't be owning it anytime soon though! My hips are quite um...voluptuous (read: big) and my top is not quite so voluptuous! I'm sure that if I got it to fit my bottom it would need to be tailored on top and there's even more $, ack!ReplyDelete


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Less Than Perfect: The Superficial Reality of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
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Less Then Perfect: The Superficial Reality of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
QUOTATION: As Linda, the civilized citizen turned savage, reenters the World State, she is characterized through the opinions of her fellow civilians. The narrator's description shows how her social status is greatly degraded by her unusual appearance. "Finally - and this [is] by far the strongest reason for people's not wanting to see poor Linda – there [is] her appearance…you simply couldn't look at her without feeling sick, yes, positively sick"(153).
ANALYSIS: In Brave New World, an eerie novel written by Aldous Huxley, the lack of respect for those who are deemed abnormal is surveyed. In the fictional world Huxley created, every social class has distinct physical and mental characteristics. In the event that one were to stray from the mold of their rank, he or she would be banished from the civilized world so as not to further upset the general public. Bernard Marx, the oddball of the alpha class, is irregular in the sense that he prefers isolation and to sit in silence rather then converse with a large crowd. So on his date with a stereotypical alpha female, Lenina Crowne, he makes her extremely uncomfortable by suggesting that they sit and gaze at the moon. Being indoctrinated with the thought that solitude means unhappiness, Lenina begins to criticize Bernard on his choice of pastime and begs to be taken home. Following their date, Lenina informs her friend Fanny of the night's occurrences. By bringing up the unusual activities her date wanted engage in, Lenina swiftly prompts Fanny to make the conclusion that alcohol had slipped into the tube containing Bernard's embryo, consequently forcing him to act in bizarre ways. An example of discrimination by physical as opposed to mental differences is shown through the reactions to Linda, a returning civilized citizen. The outward form she acquired during her time on...
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Venkatasubba Rao, J.
1. The father of the minors in question made a will describing the appellant before us as his executor. The minors' mother presented a petition in the lower Court under the Guardian and Wards Act, contending that the appellant was not merely the executor but also the minors' testamentary guardian, and prayed for his removal as such guardian and for appointment of herself in his stead. The lower Court made an order imposing certain conditions on the appellant in regard to the discharge of his duties as guardian and directing him to furnish security for an amount which has been specified. The correctness of this order has been impeached before us.
2. Though the learned Judge does not say under what provision of law he has acted, the respondent's Counsel seeks to justify the order by reference to Section 43 of the Guardian and Wards Act. But that section enables a Court to regulate by its order the conduct of guardians either appointed or declared by the Court. That leads us to the question, can the appellant be declared under the provisions of the Act, the testamentary guardian of the minors? Their mother, as already stated, contends that on a proper construction of the will, the appellant is their testamentary guardian. But this position is controverted by the appellant, who maintains that under the will, he is merely an executor and not the minors' guardian. Granting that the mother's contention is right, namely, that the appellant is the minors' testamentary guardian, she cannot invoke in her favour Section 43 unless the Court can make a declaration to that effect under the Act. Section 17(5) provides very clearly that the Court shall not declare any person to be a guardian against his will. It therefore follows that, even should the mother's contention be right, we cannot against the will of the appellant make a declaration that he is the minors' testamentary guardian. The application of Section 43 is thus excluded, and the lower Court's order, for which support can be sought, if at all, in Section 43, must be held to be wrong. In the circumstances stated, it is unnecessary to express any opinion on the question, whether the appellant on a true construction of the will, is or is not the minors' testamentary guardian.
3. We may observe that Section 39, which refers to the removal of guardians, is wider in its scope than Section 43. Under the former section, the Court may remove a guardian appointed or declared by the Court or a guardian appointed by a will or other instrument. But the prayer for removal was abandoned in the lower Court and this section therefore cannot be relied on by the respondent.
4. Finally, we must point out, that in any view of the matter, the lower Court's order cannot be supported. The Judge observes that no evidence has been adduced by the petitioner in support of the allegations in her affidavit. That being so, we fail to see, even granting for a moment that Section 43 applies, how the lower Court's order can be justified.
5. The appeal is allowed with costs less the Advocate's fee to be paid by the respondent.


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Do you ever find yourself sort of flitting around not getting loads of work done until BAM, there is a deadline looming down like an anvil hanging from a thread above your head? This is the definition of procrastination right? Or attention deficit? Or persistent refusal to plan accordingly and stick to that plan for fear it will stunt creative energy? I resemble that one.
The party is over, the pool is closed, the buzz rush that was summer has turned the leaves yellow. Liv is back to school, and doing swimmingly I might add. We all now know the entire song of 10 little dolphins, by heart.
And me? I must sit my fanny down and create some cool junk for fall. I have committed to 6 shows this fall. All before Nov. 30th. Do I have fall inventory stocked and ready to go? No. Thus the persistent refusal comment.
The last two custom pieces have been finished. Now it is open sewing room season and I can create whatever the heck I'm inspired to sew together.
I'll share, and then it is off to the sewing room to snuggle with a puggle and start designing something of substance.
Leslie. Her client ordered some adorable polka dot baskets. Did she order three in multiple sizes? No, of course not the one on the right is the correct size and the ones on the left are trial prototypes. That means I couldn't figure out the sizing until the third time. Embarrassing, simple math and I don't always get along.
Everyone have a happy Friday and a delightful weekend. Just as soon as I can create some fun fall items for the show tables, I'll share that too.


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GLAW: Welsh unisex name meaning "rain"
Monday I had no idea what or where Alsace-Lorraine was. Tuesday I found out that is the region of France my Great Grandfather on my Dad's side of the family was from.
Papa Seed is helping me piece together my family history. I know nothing beyond my parents, and most of that I don't know.
This is in part because I'm about to do a name change that I've been wanting to do for over a decade. I first found out that I had French ancestors around the same time. In wanting to confirm that (I would like to take the surname of my Great Grandfather), I found out that I have Welsh ancestors on both sides of the family, not that far back. I thought I had decided on a new middle name, but now I'm thinking perhaps something Welsh would be nice. I like the looks and sounds and meaning of this "Glaw" word.
Not sure yet. I'm going to be doing this fairly soon, but haven't set a date yet. I could change my mind 100 times on the middle name between now and then. I'm set on the first and last, it is the middle one I'm not sure about at this point.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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- Toppatwo said...
I had a wonderful great uncle named Jack. When I was born he asked my parents what they had named me. They told him, Alan and he replied, Anvil...that's a good solid name. I was always Anvil to him and I love it.
On my mom's side of the family we go way back to a Welsh family named Gryffid. It's one of my emails. firstname.lastname@example.com
I love the creativity with old family names and hope you all come up with one you love.
- July 23, 2010 at 7:30 PM
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Walk Softly and Bark at a Big Stick
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Maybe Dodger knows something you don't. It could be a Walking Stick. You know, one of those living things that resembles a stick. Just saying. LOLReplyDelete
This is just hysterical, Jeanie! But maybe it's not the stick itself that's vexing Dodger, but something ON the stick, like a bug of some sort, or another dog's pee? Or, and here's a good possibility, he's just trying to entertain you!ReplyDelete
I needed a chuckle today. I am so glad you and your family are safe!ReplyDelete
Ha ha, that is how Teddy would react to a strange stick too!ReplyDelete
what fun quote there.ReplyDelete
Funny!!! Maybe Dodger is a bit like me and it drives him crazy if something is out of place!!! Yep, Dodger the Type-A the obsessively neat freak dog! Heeehehehe!ReplyDelete
Ya'll have a terrific day!
Good for Dodger. Vigilant guard dog!ReplyDelete
Such entertainment! His acting skills are exemplary.ReplyDelete
His watch dog instincts can not be put under any longer! :) He will protect you from things that need to be cleaned up...ReplyDelete
This is the funniest thing I've read all week! Thanks.ReplyDelete
Isn't it funny what startles dogs? Gus isn't scared at all of the giant dogs behind us but the dog brush scares him to death. He won't let me brush him at all. Such entertainment!ReplyDelete
Sticks are incredibly crafty. Good thing you have a vigilant watch dog. (This was very funny.)ReplyDelete


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Saturday, January 17, 2009
Just what I imagined...
I finally made it home from NNTC. What a great conference!
It was so good to see my friends and make many new ones. I can't start mentioning names or I will leave someone out! I will mention some of the presenters who caught my attention.
I finally got to meet Neil Kinsey after reading Hands On Agronomy several times and meet Dr. Darrell Norton, soil scientist at the National Soil Erosion and Research Laboratory housed at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
They were just what I imagined! Neil is a southern Missouri farm boy who after many decades of practicing soil fertility consulting is hot on the lecture circuit and busy with his clients all over the world. He showed crops and places most of us have never seen, let alone understand.
He showed how he learned to feed the soil that feeds the plants that sustains all animal life on this planet. Feeding the soil, not just the crop takes in the physical, chemical and biological aspects of soil. He learned the concepts from Dr. Albrecht at the University of Missouri.
The theory has been much discussed, much misunderstood and even disputed. Still, many farmers and those who work with farmers have seen the effects of these principles in farm fields.
Dr. Norton, on the othe hand, is a true scientist. His presentation fit right in with Neil Kinsey's showing what gypsum is, how it is made synthetically to clean our air and feed our soil. His room was so packed farmers were standing anywhere they could stand and sitting cross-legged on the floor and in the aisles. Good thing the fire marshall didn't show up!
Many people don't like his dry, scientific method of presenting the facts as he has discovered them but I found myself writing as fast as I could, ready to order the audio CD, and waiting for the show in the CD Lessiter Publications will send in coming weeks. After the first annual meetings, the conference offered audio tapes, then CD's and now shared copies of power points thanks to exhibitors, sponsors and requests of lots of attendees.
The most powerful points that hit home to me was when Ken Rulon of Rulon Farms in Indiana told the audience that we worry too much about the top end of the crop which is 20% of farm income and not enough about farm management which is 80% of farm income(or something close to that, this is what I came away with.) Another gasp came when Marion Calmer of Alpha Illinois shared data from a farm he purchesed in 1983 and how all the fertilizer he applied in broadcast phosphorous and potassium never showed a good rate of return, yet his corn yields started going up when he quit spreading all that dry fertilizer. Folks will be talking about this one for weeks, months, and probably years!
It will be interesting to see what is reported on NewAgTalk. You wouldn't believe how many people read this page! Everyone will have their take on the presentations and you can't possibly see all the sessions because some on are on-going.
I will be curious to see what others learned from David Hula, champion corn grower from Charles City, Virginia. I had a good visit with David and we had dinner together at the Brazilian Steak House. How unique that setting was with all the different salads and sides and 15 different meats brought out hot off the grill on skewers.
Specialty Fertilizer Products was a big part of the conference and taped interviews and other shots for the upcoming no-till video to be shown on RFD TV on February 16. The young people at Osborn and Barr did an excellent job setting up and hosting those interviews. They are some of the sharpest folks I have met in awhile! It will be very interesting to see how this turns out!
It seems like this is often the coldest week of the year and I hope it turns out that way again! Record cold across our country was NOT enjoyed this week! Hats off to all the spouses who "kept the fires burning" at home while farmers joined to learn and share and hopefully bring home some tips to make more money in this and future years!
I had a great week and hope you did too, even with all the problems from the weather. Now it's time to get back to work!
Have a better week,
Ed Winkle
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Ed, sure enjoy your blog. On NAT, you mentioned last winter you planned on planting some OP corn like your granddad did, did you ever do it? How did it turn out? Just curious. RussReplyDelete
Russ, I never got the Hickory King or Bloody butcher purchased so I never got it planted. Where does time go? All these big plans and I get a few things done! Maybe this year!ReplyDelete
Glad you like the blog. I never really knew what one was but sure enjoy sharing my stories when I get time! Stay in touch now...
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Newcastle United: 10 Players with the Most EPL AppearancesOctober 3, 2011
Newcastle United: 10 Players with the Most EPL Appearances
Newcastle United have had a long and often turbulent Premier League history. For the title challenges under Kevin Keegan and Sir Bobby Robson to the unsuccessful careers of several managers and relegation in 2009.
Back in the EPL since last season, there are many players currently at the Toon with few appearances to their name. Here is a list of the top ten most appearances in Newcastle's EPL history. Maybe the new boys can look up to their predecessors and hope to be amongst them one day.
Stats are based on EPL starts and not on substitute appearances.
10: Shola Ameobi
Born in Nigeria but raised in Newcastle since the age of five, Shola Ameobi joined the club as a youth player before graduating to the senior team in 2000. He has 133 starts to his name.
Not considered a prolific goal scorer, Ameobi has sometimes struggled to get into the side, but his dedication and love for his home town club is clear to see, especially on derby day against Sunderland.
With the exception of a brief loan spell at Stoke City, Ameobi has only ever played for Newcastle. The only current player on this list, Ameobi is sure to increase his starts for Newcastle.
9: John Beresford
Signed by Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan in 1992, John Beresford played at left-back 134 times for Newcastle. Beresford's ability to attack led to him having a crucial role in the classic "Entertainers" side of the mid-1990s.
Before signing for Newcastle, Beresford's career started at Manchester City, then Barnsley and Portsmouth. In 1998 he moved to Southampton, also having a brief stint at Birmingham City.
Beresford retired in 2000. He now does media work for ESPN and ITV Tyne-Tees.
8: Warren Barton
Joining Newcastle in June 1995, Warren Barton played mostly right-back for the Toon, starting 142 times. He was another key member of the "Entertainers" side.
Like his team-mate John Beresford, he was able to get forward and help attack sides, although this may be one of the reasons why he was not favorite for playing right-back for the England national team.
Having signed from Wimbledon, Barton played for Newcastle until 2001, when he moved to Derby County. He had spells at Queens Park Rangers and Dagenham And Redbridge, as well as a brief return to Wimbledon. Barton retired in 2005. He is now a pundit for Fox Soccer Channel.
7: Kieron Dyer
Signing from Ipswich Town in July 1999, Kieron Dyer started 169 times for Newcastle. Dyer's time on Tyneside was severely hampered by injuriesa cleaner bill of health would have seen him play a lot more times for the club.
Dyer was very a very versatile midfielder, although sometimes it was against his will, such as the game against Middlesbrough in 2004 where he reluctantly played right-wing against his wishes.
Dyer left Newcastle for West Ham in 2007, but his time there was again hampered by severe fitness issues, including a serious leg breakage. He now plays for Queens Park Rangers.
6: Aaron Hughes
Born in Northern Ireland, Aaron Hughes signed as a youth player for Newcastle in 1996, before moving up to the first team the following year. He started 193 matches for Newcastle.
A very popular player amongst fans, Hughes can play anywhere in defense. Under manager Graeme Souness, Hughes fell out of favor, and moved to Aston Villa in 2005, then moving on to Fulham in 2007 where he currently plays.
He was made captain of Northern Ireland, but has recently retired from international football.
5: Gary Speed
Born in Wales and starting his career at Leeds United and then Everton, Gary Speed signed for Newcastle in 1998. He started 206 times for Newcastle.
One of Speed's great strengths was that he was rarely injured or suspended, helping him play many times for Newcastle. Against manager Sir Bobby Robson's wishes, Speed was sold to Bolton ii 2004, where he made many more starts. He ended his playing career with Sheffield United in 2010. Speed still remains one of the highest ranked players in terms of EPL appearances.
After a brief spell as Sheffield United's manager, Speed currently manages the Welsh national squad, where he was previously captain.
4: Nolberto Solano
Nolberto Solano is a bit of a cult figure on Tyneside, as well as in his native Peru. Solano has had two spells at Newcastle; the first one from 1998 to 2004, then a return in 2005 saw him stay until 2007, with a move to Aston Villa in between. He has started 210 times for Newcastle.
Solano had many clubs before signing for Newcastle, and many after he left. He still lives in Newcastle and plays for Hartlepool United.
Still a very popular figure, Solano is a keen trumpeter and plays in his own band "The Geordie Latinos".
3: Rob Lee
Starting his career at Charlton Athletic, Rob Lee signed for Newcastle in 1992, making 256 starts for the Tyneside club. Playing a key midfield role in Kevin Keegan's "Entertainers" squad, Keegan called Lee "The best midfielder in Britain".
After falling out with manager Ruud Gullit, there were few appearances for Lee, but under Gullit's replacement Sir Bobby Robson, he regained his first-team place.
After contract negotiations broke down, Lee moved to Derby County in 2002. He went on to play for West Ham and Wycombe Wanderers before retiring in 2006. His son Oliver is a player at West Ham.
2: Alan Shearer
Alan Shearer is possibly the most famous Newcastle player in recent times. He is the team's top scorer but he is not the team's record starter. Starting his career at Southampton, Newcastle signed him from Blackburn Rovers in 1996 for, what was at the time, the record fee ever spent on a footballer.
Plenty has been said about Shearer, but it is clear that he loves his hometown club. As well as being Newcastle's top all-time scorer, he is also the top all-time scorer of the EPL. Shearer started 295 times for the club.
After retiring in 2006, Shearer became a pundit for the BBC, and had a brief spell as manager of Newcastle, trying to prevent their relegation in 2009. Unfortunately, the legendary player has yet to prove if he can become a legendary manager.
1: Shay Given
Signed by manager Kenny Dalglish in 1997, Shay Given soon became Newcastle's first choice goalkeeper with some stunning displays between the posts. Given made 354 starts for Newcastle.
Given's long career at Newcastle saw him work with many different managers, but constantly remained first choice with all of them. He also holds the record for most appearances for the Irish national team, which he still plays for.
In 2009, Given got fed up of Newcastle with trauma on and off the pitch leading to him hand in a transfer request. He moved to Manchester City, but after falling behind Joe Hart, Given left this year in preseason. He now plays for Aston Villa.