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Sunday, August 31, 2008
I finally uploaded pictures to my blog entries from Hawaii (I had over 1,000 pictures; I'm too embarrassed to say the actual number). I had an awesome time meeting people and traveling with no commitments or responsibilities (more on that later). I would definitely do it again. I am so thankful that I had the time, funds and opportunity to go exploring on my own. I really enjoyed the days and times that I had cool people to hang out with and take pictures of me!!
Here is the conversation I had with my niece, Emily who is seven years old:
Em: Why are you wearing a wedding ring?
Me: It's not a wedding ring, just a ring I bought for myself?
Em: Why aren't you married Sara?? Wait, have you graduated from college?
Me: I have graduated from college and I haven't met someone I want to marry.
I then told her that I was 25 years old and she said her dad was a lot older than me. Her dad would be proud of her asking if I graduated from college prior to getting married.
The conversation made me laugh and lately I've been asked why I'm not married. I was asked by someone in Hawaii that is 5 1/2 years younger than me why I haven't gotten married; I'm used to being asked by older divorced guys or married couples but a college kid and my niece!! I really enjoy my life but I might need to consider marriage more seriously. I do want to have kids some day but 3 weeks with no commitments was awesome!!Maybe I just need to be more seriously minded and less nonchalant. Any suggestions?? I definitely won't get married just to be married (getting married is easy, having an awesome relationship and be married takes a lot of work).
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
I'm off to the Marriott Waikiki which will be really nice and relaxing. I'm sad that my vacation is coming to an end I could be on vacation for a long time......
I'm so grateful for the opportunity to travel and for all my friends I met along the way. I don't know if I'll see any of then again but they have my trip that much better.
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Monday, August 25, 2008
Sharks Cove and PCC
I got up to early this morning, like most mornings and went snorkeling at Shark's Cove (because of the shape not because of the sharks). It was awesome. I loved snorkelingin the cove because I didn't have to worry about waves or drifting too far out. I loved watching all the fishes interact. Afterwards I tried to go to two beaches were the show Lost is filmed and I decided not to trespass.
I stopped by Ted's Sunset Bakery which is famous for it's chocolate haupia (cocnut) pie, picked up a slice for dinner tonight and a malasada (portugese donut)for then.
I saw turtles at Turtle Beach, they weren't on beach just cruizing the water and rocks. It was fun to watch them swim around and get tossed by the surf. A turtle was killed last week and there was a memorial on the beach.
I enjoyed lunch at one of the many shrimp trucks that are famous on the North Shore. It was delicious and I got a side of the sweet corn that was amazing without butter our seasoning.
In the afternoon and walked through the back security gate at the Polynesian Cultural Center (benifit of being a chick and a polynesian was on guard). I was able to walk around and see the demostrations including the canoe show. I was really excited about watching the IMAX movie about the coral reef. It was an amazing show and I purchased the dvd to share with my students. I was so glad that I was able to go and enjoy the environment.
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
Hiking and USS Bowfin
I was able to do two different hikes and USS Bowfin before church. I hiked out to Manikuu Point and Manuwilli Falls (I'll correct the spellings later when I have my pacitures).
I really enjoyed the both hikes, both very different. Manikuu Point was up an old road to above the lighthouse with awesome views of the islands, including Maui.
The falls hike was through the rainforest with several stream crossings and lots of roots to hike/slip over. It shocked me that parents would let there 5/6 year old child hike by himself and have him talk to strangers about being lost.
I crusied over to Pearl Harbor and decided to tour the USS Bowfin since I did the USS Arizona last time. Just the USS Missouri to tour next time......
I attended a singles sacrament meeting because they were having a conference all weekend and it was scheduled for the evening. I really enjoyed the last speaker and his comments about life. He stressed the importance of agency and making the correct decsions in your life. I'm so glad that I've been able to make good decisions most of my life and that I don't ahve any major rejects with anything that I've done.
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Saturday, August 23, 2008
Spa Day and Waikiki
Happy Birthday Mom!!
I scheduled a spa treatment today and I was able to take advantage of their facilities which in include a pool, dry suana, steam room, jacuzzi and free parking for Waikiki. It was really nice and relaxing and I spent the rest of the day shopping and cruising the busy streets.
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Friday, August 22, 2008
Ridge & Falls Hike, Pali, Luau & Fireworks
I started the day with a ridge hike that had awesome views of Diamond Head and Waikiki with lots of climbing. I loved the hike and would love to do it again.
I then found the falls near a cemetery that I couldn't find last time. I was disappointed that there was a lot of graffiti and beer cans; just like LA.
I went to the Pali lookout that is known for the views and the wind. It was so much fun. Last time I was here it started raining two minutes after I pulled in teh parking lot.
I found out that the Hilton has a pool luau and fireworks on Firday night. It was fun watching the luau and the fireworks were shot for the beach and really loud. I went next door the the military resort, Hale Koa, and got cheap food with not sales tax.
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Thursday, August 21, 2008
North Shore
I hiked out to the west point of Oahu (I'll look up the name later). I wish I had a mountain bike; I got really jealous of the guy that did. The sand dunes were nice and I really liked having lunch at Hidden Beach. It was awesome weather with a little bit of clouds and lots of wind to keep it cool.
I then went to my favorite shaved ice place Matsumoto's with the lines out the door. I love their shaved ice. it's so yummy!!
I went to the temple Thursday night and it was nice.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
off to Honolulu
Today I fly to Oahu and I have a lovely apartment that I'm renting in Laie on the NOrth Shore. I'm so excited and I know I'll have a blast. I can't wait for a Matsumoto Shaved Ice!!
I got another red convertible Mustang!! I stopped at the Dole Plantation and got my pineapple float with a souvenir cup.
It is nice to have my own apartment for a week but I'm sure glad that I'm not a student anymore living in student housing.
I bought all my food at Costco and already cruised along the north shore!!
I went out to Laie Point and enjoyed the sunset and islands off the coast.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Tubing and Hiking
Today I'll be tubing through irrigation canals and hiking the famous Na Pali Coast.
The tubing was awesome. We went through 5 tunnels in a an irrigation ditch that was used for the sugar cane fields. It was fun but it felt really short. I did break half of my nail on my big toe. Hopefully it will grow back with no problems or too much pain.
I drove an hour to the Na Pali Coast Hike and it was closed for the past three days because of a fire; I need to pay attention to the local news better. I did another hike and got a gorgeous view of the bay.
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Monday, August 18, 2008
Kayak, Hike and Swim
I rented a kayak at Wailua River to go to Secret Falls. The problem was that the maps and directions we were given weren't clear and the trail was a difficult secret to unlock. Luckily other people paid for a guide and he told us where to go on the unmarked trail to the falls. I was able to swim under the waterfall and relax in the pool of water. Afterwards I drove around the island and saw all the beautiful scenic overlooks and beaches, ending the day at the beach.
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Friday, August 15, 2008
Mauna Kea
Tonight I'm going to the top of Mauna Kea to watch the sunset and to use the telescopes. I'm really excited it is the tallest mountain in the world if you count that it starts on the ocean floor and not on land.
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
Captain Cook & Green Sand Beach
I stopped at the bay that has the Captain Cook monument. You have to rent a Kayak to go to the other side of the bay and I opted to continue to the Green Sand Beach.
I drove out to the green sand beach and hiked the 2 1/2 miles out to it. It started to rain as we got closer and we decided not to hike down to the beach but it was green and a gorgeous out cove.
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Manta Rays
close up manta ray:
Today I'm going diving with the Manta Rays. I'll do a dive before sunset and then one at night. For the night dive I'll go to the bottom and stay there while the manta rays swim all around. The rays don't bite and are filter animals. I'm really excited and looking forward the the dive.
The Manta Ray dive was amazing. I did a two tank dive; on the dive before sunset we saw several manta rays. When we went out for the night dive it was a amazing. We sat on the floor around the "fire pit" with everyone's lights shining up. The plankton are attracted to the light and manta rays come by to eat the plankton. They were amazing. Twelve different 10 foot manta rays were swimming over our heads and grazing the tops. They would flip and turn above our heads. It was so amazing that I decided the buy the video of them swimming over me to be able to share the experience.
Not my dive but a sample:
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Hilo and Helicopter
I woke up early to head on out to Hilo, the wet side of the island. I tsopped at Texmex to get my first malasada for this trip. I saw the Akaka, Umauama and Rainbow Falls (there wasn't a rainbow). Shortly after I got to town it started pouring rain adn Iwas worried about the helicopter ride being cancelled, but it cleared up.
The doors off helicopter ride was awesome!! I was scared at first because I only had a shoulder strap seat belt (like the front seat of a car). I relaxed and loved it, even though I was cold at altitude. We flew out over the ocean where the lava going into the ocean and then over a lava stream. It was so cool to see the lava. We then went over the crater where the steam and gases weere coming out. On the way back we flew by the Hawaiian Falls which are part of the there water supply and you aren't allowed to hike there. I loved the helicopter doors off tour, it was so cool.
I then drove out to the Volcano National Park to see the lava tube and steam vents. I also hiked out on the lava to watch the lava go into the ocean. I was extremely tired the last 20 minutes driving home and I crashed as soon as I got here.
Tomorrow will be a lot more relaxing. Wednesday I'll be doing a night dive with Manta Rays and going to Mauna Kea Summit on Friday. I'll be going to the beaches Tuesday and Thrusday all day!!
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Sunday, August 10, 2008
Pololu Valley - Black Sand Beach
I drove up to Hawi and hiked down to the Black Sand Beach. I really liked this beach, it was gorgeous. Driving back to Kona I drove through Waimea and I saw the telescopes on top of Mauna Kea Volcano. It was cool to see the top higher than the clouds.
Tomorrow I'll be going to Hilo and doing a doors off helicopter over the Volcano National Park. I'm so excited; it's my first helicopter flight (the price was a lot less because I went to the Vacation Ownership Presentation).
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Marianne Faithfull has alleged that her ex-boyfriend was responsible for Jim Morrison's death.
Speaking to Mojo, the singer claimed that her then-boyfriend, heroin dealer Jean de Breiteuil, delivered drugs to the Doors frontman's apartment in Paris in 1971.
Recalling her decision to stay behind at the couple's hotel, Faithfull said: "I could intuitively feel trouble. I thought, 'I'll take a few Tuinal and I won't be there'. And he went to see Jim Morrison and killed him.
"I mean I'm sure it was an accident. Poor bastard. The smack was too strong? Yeah. And he died. And I didn't know anything about this.
"Anyway, everybody connected to the death of this poor guy is dead now. Except me."
Faithfull also said that she was "appalled" by the death of Amy Winehouse, adding: "Amy was very, very wary of me.
"She knew that I knew and she didn't want me to say anything. There's a level of narcissism which is all mixed up with self-hatred.
"I know it well. It's like a glass wall between you and the world, so that all the love that everybody pours onto you, you don't feel it.
"But I can't think what I could have done apart from take her and shake her - 'You stupid little c**t! Wake up!'"
Faithfull will release new album Give My Love to London on September 29.

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Uncle Scott doesn't get to see the kids regularly, but he still does a GREAT job with Christmas presents! He got Kiki a Hokey-Pokey Elmo this year. She LOVES the darn thing! She calls him 'uh-oh' (super cute!). She takes him to bed, has to have him sitting on the table when she eats, and insists on taking him whenever we leave the house. I think I need to get her a more 'portable' Elmo for our outings!
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I have been seeing versions of this tag on YouTube (BOOKadoodles, Thoughts on Tomes) and it looked like a lot of fun, so I thought I'd share some of my favorite reads of 2016.
Best Stand-Alone
All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood
As I said in my wrap-up, this book is one of the most brilliant and outstanding pieces of literature I have ever read. Some very hard subject matters and topics are presented and discussed here in a very detached and uncomplicated way, allowing every reader to decide how they feel about everything themselves. I still don't know how I feel about it, though, and I keep thinking about this book weeks after I've finished it.
Honorable mentions: It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover, The Wonder by Emma Donoghue, The Bird and the Sword by Amy Harmon
Favorite New Series Started
The Winner's Trilogy by Marie Rutkoski
I read these back to back, and I loved everything about this series – the main characters, both as individuals, as well as a couple, friends and partners in crime; political intrigues, war games and strategies present in the story; the setting where the barbarians have conquered the intelligent people's kingdom; and most importantly, the message that wits and cleverness is just as important, if not more important, than the physical ability to fight for what you believe in.
Honorable mentions: The Illuminae Files by Amy Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake, The Dark Artifices by Cassandra Clare
The Most Bizarre Read
My most bizarre read of 2016 happens to be one of my favorites of the year (rated 5 out of 5 stars). The subject matter is hard and uncomfortable to read about, but you cannot help but feel empathy for the main characters and everything they are going through.
Best Thriller
The Sudden Appearance of Hope by Claire North
This is a book about a woman who is forgotten the second she gets out of people's sight, which makes her life very tricky and complicated, and dangerous to boot.
Best Relationship/Friendship
A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses #2) by Sarah J. Maas
This book has it all – the best relationship, the best friendships, the best cast of characters. It covers such topics as PTSD, war, romance, relationships between lovers, friends, family. It is dark and gritty and beautiful.


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The brown is wool flannel from Denver Fabrics and the muslin is from PerfectProductsonline. Now I'll admit it doesn't look all that exciting and, normally, I wouldn't take a picture of muslin. Hey, this is my first coat and I need to keep everything easy to sew. I'll have enough challenges with the tailoring involved! With the exception of a few other newbies to coat sewing, I don't think anyone is more excited about their coat fabric than I am. Of course, I have seen some gorgeous fabrics and plans that the experts are making. I'm honored to be sewing with them. Now I'll see if I can copy my coat pattern from the internet (lots of new tech learning going on!) Well, the chef (DH) almost has dinner ready (don't get too jealous, I have clean up duty) and my attempts are not working. I'll have to work on that one. Anyway, my pattern is Burda 7855, View A.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
The Coat Whoppee! Yahoo!!
This summer I'm making a coat along with almost 100 other people with the Great Coat Sew Along. It's an internet learn, sew, and share project organized by Marji. Today Mr.Postman delivered the coat fabric and muslin for coat fitting. He just smiled at me (knowing my fabric addiction) and didn't say anything. That's quite different from DH who typically yells "MORE FABRIC". I finally figured out why I am soooo excited about making this coat. When I was running, I never felt like I was a Runner until I finished a marathon. Now that I'm garment sewing, I won't feel like seamstress (or whatever the term is for the talented, creative people whose blogs I stalk regularly) until I make a coat. Here's my fabric:
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I arrived in Indonesia not really knowing what to expect. I arrived at around 1am and was greeted at the airport by my boss Luke and the school driver Ilham. After about a half an hour drive I was greeted by a couple of my new colleagues with a Bintang on my bed (the locally produced lager). I then stayed up until 8am with Justin and Kate and I can't really remember much to be honest! Although it was all good fun. Banyak Bintang!
I woke up the next day with a bit of a sore head at about 1.30pm and was pretty dehydrated due to the lack of water intake. I'd also forgotten to turn on the air-conditioning in my room which meant that I woke up sweating like a walrus I also have a pet gecko... well he lives in my room and eats insects so I'm pretty happy about that... that counts as a pet, doesn't it? Anyway his name is Dave and I'm going to post lots of photos of him because he's awesome!
It's been quite an experience so far, although nothing hectic has happened to me. The food here is really good and unbelievably cheap. On Sunday I went for a meal of Nasi Pedang for about 11,000 Rupiah (75p), it was pretty tasty. It included a choice of options and I ate a deep-fried flatfish with a home-made curry and rice. The food here is good but I can imagine it will get rather samey after a while, as most things seem to be served with rice. The lady at the street-café style thing seemed really impressed with the size of my arms, although I have no idea what she was really saying because it was in Indonesian... I don't really care though as she was super awesome and was serving iced tea in reused jam jars. Although I had the luxury of a glass with a reused straw... I only realised once I'd slurped two iced teas! Not the nicest feeling...
I'm not actually teaching this week so there isn't much pressure at the moment. My boss seems like a pretty laid back dude and is spending plenty of time with me and my fellow trainee Alex. The kids are really nice but are pretty mental, but it's all good as they are pretty eager to learn. I'm observing about two lessons a day at the moment. Watching my fellow teachers is pretty interesting, and the kids really seem intrigued by me (being an overweight 'bule' or white person). One small girl – when asked to use the adjective 'humorous' in a sentence – made the sentence: 'I think Mr. Lee is humorous because he is so fat!'. That is the best comment about my weight so far... I'm sure there'll be more to come!
I don't really know what else to add yet... The weather is pretty good and it hasn't rained too much. The area I live in is really nice as well. I'm living in quite a nice suburb of Jakarta called Puri which is primarily comprised of Chinese-Christians.
There will be plenty of photos to come. Tata for now!


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The complaint in California federal court has been anticipated since the DOJ in late March said that it would join a long-running suit originally launched by whistleblower James Swoben. The intervention came roughly seven months after the Ninth Circuit issued a decision reviving Swoben's case.
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Blog, blog and more blog. Why did I not get out of bed last night and wrote down what was on my mind. The urge was there, but then I was too lazy to get up. Sometimes I think that I should not be writing anymore. I am not producing any books or win any prizes at contests.
Then someone will come up to me and tell me that she enjoyed my little article in the local paper. I guess we all need encouragement at times and I know that eventually I will be driven to write again. This blog is all about "I", but it is good sometimes to spill the beans and let the fingers write what is flowing out of one's heart. This is my contribution for to-day. It feels good to have written it down and I hope someone will read it and understand my feelings.
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|Reid Duke (in green) has the second most points
of an Wheat Kings' player since November 1st
The 18-year old Duke has five goals and 16 points in the last 15 games and is second in team scoring since November 1st.
"I've learned a lot, I know I've grown a ton as a player here so it's just something in my tookbox for moving onto the next level," said Duke after Thursday's practice, "You can never take it too much."
Duke is averaging a point per game since joining the Wheat Kings in an early season trade with the Lethbridge Hurricanes, and has settled in nicely after intially having to make the adjustment to a new team and a new style.
"I'm sure everybody would need a little bit of an opening period coming to a new team but they took me in pretty easily and they made it an easy transition," said the Minnesota Wild draft pick, "Right now, I'm just reaping the rewards of that."
Duke admits he's been pushed to a new level of work ethic by Wheat Kings' GM/Coach Kelly McCrimmon in his time in Brandon, and he's found a new gear for himself.
The Wheat Kings will host the Swift Current Broncos Friday night (7:30 p.m., Westman Communications Group Place) and then close out their pre-Christmas schedule by entertaining the Red Deer Rebels on Sunday and the Regina Pats on Tuesday.
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Brandon's lineup Friday
Rihards Bukarts looks poised to return to the Wheat Kings' lineup for Friday's tilt against Swift Current.
Bukarts has missed the last six games with a lower body injury but practiced without restrictions on Thursday, which could signal an imminent return to the Brandon lineup.
"I'm getting back, day-to-day so I'm pretty excited to come back," said Bukarts Thursday, "I'm feeling way better and pretty excited to be back with the boys, back with the team and looking forward to getting a winning streak going."
Rookies Mark Matsuba and Ty Lewis are also practicing without restrictions and could also be ready to return from the injury list.
Brandon owns the Western Hockey League's best home-ice record so far this season.
The Wheat Kings are 10-2-2-0 at Westman Place for a .786 winning percentage.
Ivan Provorov leads the Wheat Kings with 19 points (4 G, 15 A) at home this season while Jayce Hawryluk has a team-high nine goals at home.
Jordan Papirny has a 10-1-2 record with a 2.79 GAA and .914 SPCT in 13 home starts this season.
The Wheat Kings haven't finished with the WHL's best home-ice record since going 28-6-0-2 during the 2009-2010 season.


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Troubles Appear to Grow in the Front de Gauche.
We have already blogged on the conflicts inside the French left-wing alliance, the Front de Gauche.
The French Communist Party and Jean-Luc Mélenchon's group, the Left party (Parti de Gauche) have basic disagreements about their electoral strategy.
The main source of tension is the PCF's intention to reach agreements with the French Parti Socialiste for next year's March local elections.
Matters were brought to head over the PCF's decision to align with the Socialists for the Paris elections.
Libération reports today,
The decision of the Communists to ally with the PS for the Parisian municipal polls has led Mélenchon and his immediate allies to delay discussions for the European May elections.The Front de Gauche is at a standstill. If, at the local level, teams of their activists are busy preparing for the municipal elections in March, nationally, tensions related to the choice of the PCF to ally with the PS in Paris continue to relations. "We cannot rewrite history" remarks a key FdG figure. "We have now to begin discussions on the European elections." That's as may be, but the Left Party (PG) of Jean-Luc Mélenchon has not forgotten the "betrayal" in Paris. His battle with Pierre Laurent (PCF leader) is continuing … with the hope of wining concessions over nominations for MEP lists.
The article notes that these divisions have led Mélenchon (a MEP) to equivocate over the election of Pierre Laurent (PCF) as President of the European Left Party – the bloc of left groups in the European Parliament.
The author suggests that the PG may wish to wait until th e results of the March local elections are known before deciding on the composition of the May European lists.
One should note that the author of this article, Lilian Alemagna, has written, with Stéphane Allies, Mélenchon le Plébéien (2012).
This book has not, to say the least, received a warm welcome from supporters of the Front de Gauche.
Its tone may be grasped from the blurb, "Rythmé d'anecdotes savoureuses, truffé de revelations…" (full of savourous anecdotes, stuffed full of revelations…).
Critics accuse it of barely going beyond this level.
Mélenchon himself says that Alemagna's articles are "venimeux" (full of venom).
However there is objective evidence of strong tensions between the PCF and other parts of the FdG.
Not only the Parti de Gauche, but groups, such as the respected Gauche Anticapitaliste, opposed the decision to align with the Socialists in Paris.
As we wish the Front de Gauche well we hope that the present difficulties can be overcome.
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What do you make of the revolt in Brittany http://www.europe-solidaire.org/spip.php?article30231
It would not have been appropriate to comment on this in detail Pete, as I am not in France.
But it would seem obvious to me that le Peuple de Gauche would want unity of the left against the Front National whose rise in the opinion polls is even more marked than UKIP's here (there are some parallels, as there are right across Europe).
Lilian Alemagna seems to be playing with politics to fight the left in the way the Guardian's numerous pro-Blair commentators did in the 1990s and still do.
Like the Guardian Libération has a long record of publishing people who enjoy playing politics, without ever taking responsibility for anything.
À l'issue du second tour, la droite contrôle 318 municipalités de plus de 15 000 habitants, contre 259 pour l'ensemble de la gauche.


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I love it when someone sees one of my designs and has the ability to apply it to another situation. Elizabeth's mom, Melissa, loved the blue daisy graduation announcement and we were able to tailor it to suit her beautiful baby girl's 1st birthday invitation. When I received the email with the photos attached--I had to squeal! This was going to be fun--she is just a doll! I love how the flowers on her cute dress mirror the daisy artwork below and the colors in the background have the same shade of blue--some things are just mean to be!
I love celebrating 1st birthdays--they are such a landmark for new parents. I remember each of my three children's 1st birthdays--and thinking to myself--wheeew-- we made it! They are healthy and doing great and I survived the first year!
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The Thing has been given a tie-in digital comic series.
Dark Horse Comics has released the first instalment of The Thing: The Northman Nightmare via its website, Hero Complex reports.
30 Days of Night scribe Steve Niles wrote the spinoff series with Patrick Reynolds shouldering art duties. The storyline sees Vikings cross paths with the alien threat from the John Carpenter movie.
Niles said: "In the old movie, when they do find the spacecraft, they think it's been frozen for 500 to 1,000 years. So I took that concept - who says that only one ship crashed?
"The connection to it is that there's a possibility that there's more Things out there like this, and they're just frozen and waiting to be defrosted to take us over."
A prequel to The Thing is scheduled to arrive in theatres next on October 14, directed by Dutch filmmaker Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. Carpenter previously told Digital Spy that he had no input in the project.
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Sunday morning onanism - Part 2
I got a bit bored after the fifth or sixth tug, and I dinnae mean the ones in Leith harbour.
So I moved onto my next trick; sticking things where they just shouldn't go...
Despite my meticulous planning; ensuring my "inserted" phone was on vibrate and charged, my mum's mobile only had enough credit for one text - the devil is in the detail, or in my colon as it turned out.
So I am just back from the Royal Infirmary Accident & Emergency department, it was a fine morning for a waddle. Mind you that was the most painful Sunday morning stroll I have ever taken, I was hoping my clumsy gait would dislodge the Nokia before I arrived, butt to no avail.
I spent 20 minutes circumventing a sensible explanation of my "situation" to the stoney faced receptionist at the admissions desk - "phone, colon, interface, experiment" just didn't fit any of the tick boxes on the admissions form. She wouldn't even let me use the hospital phone to call my concealed (congealed?) mobile despite my protestations that even a prisoner gets one call - I was hoping the vibration might aid removal, and if not I could always dive off to the loo...
The registrar who extricated it was very nice, and I felt less embarrassed when she explained that "this sort of thing" was much more common than you'd credit.
She even gave me the X-Ray for my photie album...
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Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (born March 28, 1986), better known by her stage name Lady Gaga, is an American pop singer-songwriter.Gaga came to prominence following the release of her debut studio album The Fame (2008), which was a critical and commercial success and achieved international popularity with the singles "Just Dance" and "Poker Face". The album reached number one on the record charts of six countries, topped the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart while simultaneously peaking at number two on the Billboard 200 chart in the United States and accomplished positions within the top ten worldwide. Achieving similar worldwide success, The Fame Monster (2009), its follow-up, produced a further three global chart-topping singles "Bad Romance", "Telephone" and "Alejandro" and allowed her to embark on her second global concert tour, The Monster Ball Tour, just months after having finished her first, The Fame Ball Tour.
Born This Way is the second studio album by American recording artist Lady Gaga. It was released on May 23, 2011 by Interscope Records as a follow up to her internationally successful, The Fame (2008) and the extended play The Fame Monster (2009). Born This Way is notably different from The Fame and The Fame Monster as it incorporates a broader range of elements of several musical genres such as opera, heavy metal, disco, and rock and roll, and fuses those elements with sounds of electropop and dance. The album is heavily inspired by synthpop and electronic music from the 1980s and 90s. In the album, the central themes include those of religion, sexuality and feminism. RedOne and Fernando Garibay are the only producers on the album with whom Gaga has previously collaborated. Gaga took more control of her musical direction and the album composition. Production first took place in early 2010 and recording sessions at various recording studios around the world.
The title was revealed in September at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards after Gaga's win of the Video of the Year Award for "Bad Romance". A week before the album's scheduled release, the contents were leaked online, but were shortly removed due to copyright violations. Three singles and one promotional single were released for the album. "Born This Way", the lead single, topped the charts in over eighteen countries including the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States. It would become the fastest selling single in iTunes history, having sold over one million copies within its first five days. "Judas" was the second single for Born This Way.
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Retired sled dog, T-Bone, "recovering" from his big New Year's eve shindig
Okemo and Sobo slept in on New Year's day
Okemo and Sobo slept in on New Year's day
We spent New Year's eve taking the sled dogs for a short five mile run on one of the local trails surrounding the cabin. Running in lead were Zoe and Acadia and following in wheel were Okemo and Sobo. Exploring new trails is always fun for the sled dogs and musher. Frequently, "training opportunities" arise on new trails and this run was no different. Along the trail, we had to practice doing several "come haws" due to musher error and missed trail connections. We also crossed several icy patches and had to dog leg around a not quite finished bridge to cross a frozen stream. Along the trail, there were also many opportunities for the sled dogs to practice their gees and haws. The dogs also practiced running in wide open fields, something the Maryland Sled Dog Adventures sled dogs rarely get to do. Later in the evening Eric and I headed out in the snow to the Maine Highlands Sled Dog Club's annual New Year's eve potluck at Critterwoods. While at Critterwoods, we picked up a new Critterwoods snow hook for our new Outlaw dog sled which is on order and we hope will be delivered soon.
Running in wide open fields was a training opportunity
Four dog team: Zoe and Acadia in lead with Sobo and Okemo in wheel
Four dog team: Zoe and Acadia in lead with Sobo and Okemo in wheel
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New Year's day, Eric and I headed out in the snow (yes, it was still snowing!) with wheel dog, Okemo, to explore a new trail, directly accessible from the cabin on snow shoes. All told, we snow shoed about fifteen miles and saw some gorgeous trails that we are now anxious to explore with the dog team.
Usually New Year's Day is spent watching a college football bowl game or two (or three or four). Since the cabin does not have television, the only "bowl game" that Eric and I watched was the Eagle Pack (gotta have a corporate sponsor) Get to the Bottem of the Bowl which Okemo won by a landslide.
carb on the snowblower repaired), we are planning on taking the sled dogs on a run on the trails surrounding the cabin and then enjoying a quiet afternoon and evening relaxing by the wood stove. This just in: Eric ran the dogs six miles on gorgeous trails surrounding the cabin. Running in lead were Zoe and Acadia with Sobo and Okemo in wheel. Eric reported that all dogs ran well including up the big hill at the beginning of the trail.
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But I can't justify the $599 price tag.
I've been digging the idea of clustering empty frames to achieve a simplistic yet eclectic feel:
I think all black or all white create a stunning, pleasing result:
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So I traipsed down to the local thrift store and lo and behold, picked up about 4 decorative edged frames. PERFECTO! I also had a few lying around awaiting inspiration.
I turned Bubbalu's neglected swimming pool over, threw on a drop cloth and started spray painting.
Frames before:
Can I just say? Get that handy dandy snap and spray paint can handle thingy...I have a massive case of spray can-itis.
I picked up one more large vintage frame at a garage sale last Saturday for $1.50...my kind of price!
Spray spray spray...
Once dry, set out the frames on the floor, rearranging until you feel the look is cohesive and makes you feel all happy.
Enlist hubby's help to hang on wall, as hubby may or may not be the king of centering, leveling and measuring.
Looky there, now I've got something on the wall other than paint!
Really now, this project cost me about $10.00.
Thrifted frames - $6 ish
Black spray paint- $3.99
Lance was doubtful that this would look good. Once I hung them up (and told him I spent only $10) he conceeded that it wasn't a complete disaster.
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I like it when we come across turtles in our path. Brownie gives 'em a good once over as well. This way, they are close enough to get really good pictures of.
I had a wistful fleeting wish for a good zoom as when we went over this little bridge this morning. There were turtles down below sunning themselves on the rocks that stick up above the water. There was a little tiny one on a rock by itself, then there were three turtles in a row on another rock nearby. The three in a row looked like the first one had crawled up the rock and was nosed from behind to go up a little higher, then the third one came behind the second and nosed him and he nosed the first and they crawled up a little higher to let the third one on the rock. Too cute.


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Is there anything more disgusting than some muck-sucking bovine who doesn't flush the toilet? How tough can it be to reach around and push down the damn handle? Instead, I come in, bleary-eyed at 6 a.m., and that's my wake up call. Crickey.
Is there anything more cruel than to hear "I Want Candy" blasting out over the gym music system? Why the hell do you think the gym is so crowded, Mr. 24 Hour Fitness? Geez, have a little compassion.
Is there anything more humbling than watching a reed-thin woman hooked up to oxygen working on the leg curl machine? Talk about character development; makes me want to kick my backside every time I complain about a little hip pain.
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for the interface I created of the half iPhone (above), I used a number of resources. I had to use the Teehanlax iOS 6 iPhone 5 user interface icons, which I edited myself so that it suited my app site. I used the TWG Retina display icons that I referenced in my previous post to create the button icons at the bottom, and had to mirror the gradient overlays that were being used in the original PSD file for the iOS6 interface icons.
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Hathor and Max bickered (Mom and Dad are fighting!) Decisions were made, then un-made, then made, then Crow and Jak just started off down the road and eventually Max and Hathor caught up.
Dragonborn were arrested for previous mind control and possible murder, and taken to a work camp. Appeals were filed. Dragonborn were broken out in the interim. After more arguments regarding the lawful process vs the smuggling criminals over borders, the party split with Max going to appeal the case of the mind-controlled Dragonborn, and successfully acquiited the Dragonborn, and then paid some clerics to fly him to the rest of the groups destination in Alphaas. Months long journeys were taken through the Desolation of Alphaas. Hathor revealed that he was a billionaire and bought a city's worth of goods and services to give as presents to the people of his homeland.
Then a Spiny Triceratops ate some giant termites, and the circle of life was ended via part involvement. Queen termites were killed and rendered into potions. Triceratops were killed to make into decorative outfits.
A bird flew over, dropped some pheromones on one of the Dragonborn. In an attempt to cover the smell many poopy/muddy casts were created to cover the Dragonborn chemical spill, alas—-
Battles were had, mantis were defeated, insect organs were harvested, stomachs were gutted and spider web swords were discovered.
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I will try to quickly summarize what happened yesterday and early this morning. If I missed anything bizarre, it is either an input or output personal constraint due to extreme volume.
Trump admitted he fired Comey (a) regardless of the Attorney General and the New Deputy Attorney General, (b) had "Trump and Russia on his mind" and (c) had dinner with Comey and asked the soon-to-be fired FBI Director if he was under investigation.
I have not seen one news account that explains something obvious regarding (a): the new Deputy Attorney General had threatened to resign due to the White House narrative that the firing started with his report/letter. In other words, Trump had to go on national TV with Lester Holt to keep his Deputy Attorney General from resigning.
Putting aside "Trump (speaking of oneself in the third person is the very definition of narcissism) and Russia on his mind", multiple sources have confirmed that Trump asked for Comey's loyalty at said dinner. Comey said "he could promise honesty but couldn't promise loyalty"
Then in a bizarre move, Trump threatened Comey in a tweet: "James Comey better hope that there are no "tapes" of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!". That infers that Trump has broken the norms that have existed since 1993 and has a taping system in the White House".
Whether the tapes contradict Comey's leaked rebuttal of Trump's version of the dinner or there was something else said by Comey that was embarrassing, you have a US president basically engaging in extortion like Putin. And there maybe "tapes" that could be subpoenaed - Nixon-like - that would include much more conversations than the Comey dinner.
The real crisis, as I have mentioned before, is a crisis of credibility. Yesterday that crisis of credibility extended to the entire White House. Trump's interview ruined the credibility of Trump's talking heads and the Vice President, who told an entirely different account of the events leading to Comey being fired.
I get why the GOP is playing for time. They are on the precipice of getting what they have long wanted - healthcare and tax reform (what they think is best for the country regardless of the reader's ideology) - and they need Trump and his pen.
But Trump is either trying to hide something or he is acting like someone who doesn't resemble the behavior of what the presidency is supposed to be about, which is to be the president of all Americans, serving with the necessary credibility of the cherished office he holds.
It's not whether the GOP will end being MIA. It's now rather when.
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One, happy Birthday today to one of my sweetest and dearest friends in Nueva York. You rock homie.
Second, every morning driving on the LA. freeways,I ponder the same thing over and over.
I have issues with the carpool lane.
The carpool lane signs say something to the effect of "For Cars with one or more persons" or something close to this. I feel it's discriminatory against those of us driving with one or more personALITIES in the same car, but just on physical body. I don't think it's fair that I am not allowed to drive in the carpool lane because all the personALITIES in my car just happen to reside in ONE body, mine.
Someone in the carpool lane might actually have 2 physical persons in their car, but I may have more personALITIES in my car. Is this fair?
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I am a believer in aliens; but not little green martians or demented monsters that torture and perform tests on humans. These videos are not proof of Russian technology because the Russians have no interest in the temple mount.
In my opinion this seems to be similar to what I imagined the Magi to have seen hanging above Jerusalem when they were on their journey to find the Christ-child. While agnostics and atheists scoff at "The End of the World", regular visits such as these should make a person wonder. Just what is going on?!
Whether you believe in aliens or not...something is going on. Someone is taking great interest in the Temple Mount and Military testing in Utah. And it is not the Russians.
I have begun work on my own special edition portrait and if I succeed I will post its progress on my blog. Thanks for coming and feel free to leave comments of your opinions of the UFO videos.
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Lentil Salad
It's January, and like everyone else in the world I'm trying to eat healthier. I'm being realistic about it too- healthy from Monday-Thursday. Weekends I can do what I want. I'm not trying to lose weight or anything, I just think I could cut my cheese and carb intake slightly.
So I came up with this yummy, healthy lentil salad to take the place of the orzo or couscous we'd normally have on the side of dinner. It's good warm, cold, or room temperature, and will last in the fridge a day or two.
Lentil Salad
1 cup lentils
2 ¼ cups chicken stock
¼ cup wine
1 package cleaned and cut butternut squash (do yourself a favor and buy this precut)
2 cups chopped Tuscan kale (don't sub the curly variety)
¼ cup feta
Olive oil
Preheat oven to 425. Arrange squash on baking sheet, drizzle with salt, pepper, oil (I don't measure).
Combine lentils, stock, and wine in a pot and bring to a boil. Lower heat and let simmer for 35-45 minutes, until tender and stock is absorbed.
While lentils cook, bake squash at 425 for 40 minutes.
Combine lentils, squash, feta, and kale in a bowl and toss to combine. Drizzle with olive oil to taste, and salt and pepper if needed.
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What can we do to improve the condition of the poor around the world? Take them with you.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Of Tea and Trade
Every single day. I should have a "buy nothing" day at least twice a week, just to remind me not to consume.
At the moment, I'm contemplating my tea situation. Every morning I have a cup of tea. It's my caffeine for the day and as a mother with one child waking up 3+ times a night and the other requiring active play throughout the day, things can quickly reach DefCon 5 without my morning cuppa. But I've run out, and I need to discern first if and then where to buy more.
Ponder first Do I Really Need It?
This is always the hardest one. Tea has antioxidants and contributes to cardiovascular health. (After this study by German doctors I've stopped putting milk in my tea.) So it passes the nutrition test that requires all my food to be good for me. On the other hand, it has tannins that inhibit the absorption of iron, a problem for people like me who tend to be slightly anemic. This sort of counterbalances out the nutritional benefits. When it comes down to it, though, I drink tea because I like it. It has some benefits, but I could get by without it. That makes it an Extra rather than a Need.
So in keeping with the principles of Take the Poor With You, if I decide to indulge myself (which I will) I should give to charity equal the amount I spend.
Having made the decision to buy the tea, I need to research the company I buy from and determine Is it Ethical?
A google search of "Upton Tea" and "Upton Tea Ethics" raises no red flags, and they're not on any exploitation watch lists. But a search of the company's site doesn't turn up any results for "fair trade" either. So I have to dig a bit deeper.
I discover that there are several tea plantations around the world in which workers may sit on a governing council, wages are fair, and a percentage of the profits are returned to the community for education, healthcare, housing and opportunity advancement. There's a list of tea companies that buy their tea from these plantations, and one of them is in Traverse City, Michigan, where I spend my summers. I'm always happy to support local companies and small, privately-owned businesses; even better if they're organic and fair trade.
Light of Day Organics has a nice Darjeeling. It's not exactly cheap. 4.5 oz costs $27.50, which is comparable to some of the better organic teas, but about four times the cost of the conventional loose tea I usually get from the Upton Tea Company. They estimate about 20 cups of tea in each ounce, so this tin ought to last me three months. Compare to a box of Lipton, which runs $2.90 for twenty bags, or $13.75 for a three month supply. In essence, buying the fair trade tea is the same as buying a box of Lipton and giving equal that amount to charity, except that the fair trade tea directly benefits workers in developing countries who actually picked the tea I'm drinking, and buying fair trade increases the demand for ethical products in a way that giving to charity doesn't.
Win/Win, as far as I'm concerned. If I say a prayer for the workers every morning while I drink my cuppa, I will truly be taking the poor with me.
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- Zina said...
Have you ever purchased from New World Tea? (They say they are located in Ann Arbor.) I am thinking about purchasing from them because I need fine tea for company when they come over.
I recognize that it is a treat. I otherwise try to be quite frugal, and so rely on my aunt to give me nice tea as a Christmas gift. Good for you for making such a thoughtful decision!
- May 20, 2007 at 2:16 PM
- Katya said...
Just found your blog and love it!
Celestial Seasonings tea, which I love, is also fair-trade, organic, delicious, and scarcely more expensive than Lipton. I don't know how they do it, but they've apparently been doing it right under everyone's nose for thirty years! Plus, they give great coupons, and I don't think I've tasted a blend of theirs that I didn't like.
I agree, this is the kind of particular down-to-details thinking I wish more Catholics publicly engaged in and acted on together. It's just one more way of showing the world we're for real. Cheers!
- December 14, 2007 at 8:32 AM


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A Sherpur court on Thursday has sentenced two siblings to rigorous lifetime imprisonment for killing a farmer in Nakla upazila in 2009.
Mohammed Mosleh Uddin, additional session judge of Sherpur, handed down the verdict.
The convicted siblings are – Abdus Salam, 55 and Fozu Miah, 45, sons of Sabed Ali, residents of Bhurdi village of the upazila.
The court also fined Tk 10,000 each, in default, six months more imprisonment.
Besides, the court released four accused as they were found innocent.
According to the prosecution, two day labours -- Salam and Fozu -- used to work in the paddy field of Shahed Ali of the village on contract of Tk 500 per day.
On May 20 in 2009, they locked into an altercation with Sahed as he did not pay Tk 100 to them. At one stage, they hit Shahed with a bamboo stick, leaving him deaod n the spot.
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By: John Foley
Many people today think they know the symptoms of acid reflux disease since there has been many more facts reported about it in the news as of late. It's still important to review these symptoms if you think you have the disease and to really understand how serious they are so that you can have the condition treated properly. Unfortunately, many today try to treat the symptoms of acid reflux with over-the-counter antacids and other harsh products, many of which are very damaging to your system and can even make the condition worse.
Of all the symptoms of acid reflux, heartburn is the most common. As a matter of fact, chronic and consistent heartburn is referred to as acid reflux. Most people have a case of heartburn from one time or another and typically without any additional problems, but when you have attacks more than once per month, this can now be called acid reflux. There are however other symptoms of acid reflux that should clue in a patient as to how serious the condition really is.
These other symptoms of acid reflux include a squeezing or pressure in the area of the chest. Because acid reflux affects the esophagus, the long tubular muscle that goes from the mouth to the top of the stomach and which sits in the area of the chest, this squeezing or pressure is actually pain from the esophagus when it is in distress. Additionally, a person can develop strictures along the esophagus, which are holes or ulcers. When you have difficulty swallowing and can painfully feel the food going down the esophagus, these too are symptoms of acid reflux as this is the food passing over the area of these strictures. Strictures are very serious as they can lead to internal bleeding as blood passes through these holes or ulcers, and often they do not heal on their own. This can cause permanent damage to the esophagus if left unchecked.
Many of these symptoms of acid reflux mimic those of a heart attack, and unfortunately sometimes a patient will go through many tests for heart attacks or heart disease before a doctor realizes that they have acid reflux. Or worse yet, a person will assume that these feelings of pressure and pain are symptoms of acid reflux when indeed they are having a heart attack! Either way, he or she can be subjected to numerous unnecessary tests and procedures or can have a more serious condition overlooked because of confusing the symptoms of acid reflux with a heart attack, or vice versa.
Of course, it's always better to be safe than sorry. If you have squeezing or pressure and pain in your chest, you should see a doctor immediately. But take note of all the symptoms of acid reflux, including a bitter or acid taste in the mouth, difficulty and pain when swallowing, and erosion of the enamel of the teeth, and then talk to your doctor plainly and openly about all the symptoms you have so an accurate diagnosis can be made.
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Do You Know the Symptoms of Acid Reflux?
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The opinions and controversy continue...but this is enlightening of the attitudes out there...
Journalist Gary Taubes wrote the 600 page book - Bad Calories, Good Calories. It's challenging old beliefs about why so many people are overweight (and don't feel good). MD Andrew Weill endorses it, saying that most of the beliefs and causes given for overweight and obesity the last 50 years are based on "nothing." That's even though he has his own books and diets he promotes.
Taubes' book, plus 15 intense years in nutrition and weight field and personal work with hundreds of clients, is part of the basis of Dr. Heidi's ER Fat Burn Cycle of her ER program.
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Let's start with two examples from the winter and spring which are in fact on the opposite ends of what the media sees as a "rape spectrum."It's clear, then, that the answer is yes, we are failing victims. And we will be until we create a system in which they feel safe to report, because they aren't afraid of being blamed. We will be failing victims until our society understands that lack of consent means rape, period. We will be failing victims until we acknowledge that tricking women into having sex, getting them drunk to lower their inhibitions, or making them feel that saying no isn't an option are all means of raping. And, we will be failing victims until our idea of rape prevention is to teach men not to rape rather than teaching victims to avoid getting victimized. We have a lot of work to do.
First, you have Julian Assange, a powerful man accused of "acquaintance rape," based on two women's accounts. One involved a forcible sexual encounter that began as a consensual one, and another involved penetrating a woman while she was asleep. Both women were sophisticated professionals who knew Assange, and both were alone with him when the alleged assaults took place.
Both women were blamed, smeared and their identities revealed online, accused of being part of a supposed worldwide conspiracy to bring Assange down (just as the press has insinuated that DSK's accuser, Nafissatou Diallo, was an unlikely pawn of a conspiracy to silence Strauss-Kahn).
Second, we have the Texas gang-rape case, in which a large group of boys and men were caught on video brutally and repeatedly gang-raping a young girl. In this case, there was physical corroborating evidence, the victim was too young to legally consent, and the accused were relatively powerless men in a poor community.
The cases couldn't have been more different, and yet in this case also, the young woman was smeared when prominent newspaper stories fixated on her appearance, her dress, and her behavior rather than the demeanor and histories of the men involved.
So the lesson is clear: if you report an unexciting rape that happened in your home while you were alone with the perpetrator, you get blamed. If you are recorded on video being repeatedly raped by a massive number of people, you also get blamed. If you're a grown woman: blamed. If you're a child: blamed. If it's your word: blamed. If there's physical evidence: blamed.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Is the US Failing Rape Victims?
Alternet asks this question today in what is, frankly, an emotionally exhausting article. That exhaustion, mixed with anger and horror, comes from their coverage of so many recent instances of sexual violence after which victims are being told again and again that their rights don't matter and that their voices won't be heard.
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Maternity photography and newborn photography are common practice; yet more and more are now calling upon the services of "professional birth photographers" around the world and (Cape Town)
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Bond Money Figures Big in South Bay Schools' Elections
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By Susan Luzzaro
Oct. 30, 2010
Southwestern College, the Sweetwater Union High School District, and the Chula Vista Elementary School District, all located in the South Bay, have several school-board seats up for grabs in a few days. The level of campaign contributions received by candidates at Southwestern and Sweetwater is considerably higher than the contributions in the elementary school district. Could it be because of bond money?
Southwestern College is currently spending $389 million of Proposition R funds approved in 2008 and $120 million that remains from Proposition AA, approved in 2006.
One of the most contested races in the Southwestern College district is between Yolanda Salcido, the president of the board, and Norma Hernandez, former president of the college. In Salcido's most recent campaign-donation filing (covering the period of October 1–16), Seville Construction Services, the company managing Southwestern's bond money, donated $7500. The majority of the $57,250 picked up in this period is from contractors or is contractor-related. Salcido has received a total of $102,598.
Salcido's opponent, Hernandez, received no donations from contractors in the last filing period. Her two largest donors during the first half of October were Pacific Spanish Network, which gave $5000, and San Diego PAC, which gave $2000. She has received a total of $40,001.51.
Voters approved Proposition O in 2006, which gave Sweetwater Union High School District $644 million to use for construction and reconstruction. Incumbent Sweetwater boardmember Jim Cartmill and Karen Janney, a retired educator, are waging a fierce battle.
The Seville Group Inc., which is managing the Prop O construction, gave Cartmill $20,000 on October 2. Most of the $34,884 collected in this period came from contractors. Cartmill's total to date is $85,970.
Cartmill's opponent, Janney, has altogether $40,638. No contractor donations are listed in her latest filing. The majority of her donations were for $100. Her highest donation was $5,625.46, from the Sweetwater Education Association PAC...


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Yesterday was a tough day, as I knew that it would be.
All day I was a little bit 'off' my game.
Luckily, I am not in this alone, there are two incredible women in my life who have to share this awful anniversary with me every single year and know what I am going through, because they are going through it too.
I don't think that I tell this woman enough how amazing she is and how truly blessed I am to have her in my life...
I love you mom.
And then there is this woman....
The one who used to get into hair pulling matches with me, or beg to come along when my friends and I were trying to hang out...(without little sisters!)
Today, she is known as the fun auntie, the one who teaches my kids about 'the slap game' (bad influence anyone?!), and plays with them whenever they want.
I love how she can make them laugh all the time!
I think my dad would be happy to know that we haven't lost our unbreakably strong bond as a family.
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
First Night of Chemo
Matt and I are splitting our day here today rather than be here together all day. Eli and Cara are really starting to seem sad and want to be with us. I miss them too...so very much. Brady will have more chemo tonight, Friday night, and then a shot to boost white blood cells Saturday before coming home.
So far he is feeling fine...most side effects take a few days to kick in from what I hear. Also, each drug is different, so he may experience things differently tonight. Right now he is sitting across from me eating peaches saying "Matt? Matt?" that is how he asks for daddy when he is trying to be funny. He is so precious...
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Please stay strong, Megan. God is with you in that little room of yours. You have started a journey and He is holding little Brady's hand. Brady is a fighter! Just being a triplet makes him a really good fighter. You are doing an exceptional job being there for him, staying strong and continuing to keep going and have faith. Stay strong, ((hug)), remember all the prayers that are being said for him and you and be at peace as much as you can allow yourself to be. We are all with you.ReplyDelete
We're still praying for you guys. Stay strong and just know that God will see you through these times. May I suggest a small photo album of just his siblings to keep him company while he's in the hospital? It may not seem like much but this will remind him that he's got some very special people waiting for him to come home!!!!ReplyDelete
God Bless
Michelle Lucco
Hi Michelle,ReplyDelete
Yes...we have an Elmo album with pictures of all of Brady's family and friends. We look at it all the time. I really think it comforts him:)
- Jodi PetersFebruary 5, 2009 at 9:52 AM
yea..good to hear he is sleeping, eating, having some kind of fun out of the madness!! i always wonder what he does all day. even though these meds kick in a few days from now, is there meds they can give him to help side effects or not?? hugs and kisses, collin wants to play and doesn't fully understand.ReplyDelete
- Sue GibsonFebruary 5, 2009 at 11:36 AM
I believe your decision was right and I was praying Brady would sleep through it all, Praise God, He is faithful. Rest with the comforters peace. Your in our prayers. SueReplyDelete
Ahhh what a good strong little boy! I hope that Brady never sees side effects! Glad to hear all is well so far! Now just praying that it shrinks the tumor in leaps and bounds!ReplyDelete
- Robin WarnerFebruary 5, 2009 at 1:39 PM
Megan, Matt, and Brady,ReplyDelete
You are all so much stronger than I believe I could be! God is so true! We are praising in the little bits of peace that came your way in Brady sleeping through round 1! God is good! Please know that you are all near to our hearts and in our prayers all day! I love that I drive by your house twice a day because I pray each time we pass. Keep on trusting!
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 2:17 PM
Hi, Megan!! I'm so glad to hear the Brady is enjoying some food and Mommy time. Your comment about Brady saying "Matt? Matt?" is too cute as my daughter Ellia does the same thing....she's 20 months old. I'll continue to follow the blog and keep you and your family in our thoughts. I continue to be amazed by your strength and courage. I'm amazed on a daily basis!! Please know that there are many, many people thinking about you constantly. ~AdrienneReplyDelete
- Cathi HFebruary 5, 2009 at 3:16 PM
I found your blog from an on-line support group for kids with CP.
I just sat here (at work) and read thru all of your most recent posts. I just felt compelled to write. First of all, you and your husband sound like absolutely INCREDIBLE people/parents. What a ride you've taken in such a short time. Secondly, your family and friends sound like such wonderful human beings for jumping right in and just helping out where needed. You are truly blessed with people like that! :) Lastly, from one mom to another, your writing is beautiful, so heartfelt and emotional. You truly have what it takes to get thru this and along with your family and friends, you will, I just feel it.
I wish I knew you personally!
I will keep my own prayers going for that tremendous, beautiful, courageous, gorgeous, tough little boy you've got there!
Know that it's okay for mom's to cry and ask for hugs! Sometimes even the mommys need that and it's amazing what that can do! :)
Take care of each other and god bless you!
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 7:28 PM
It is good to hear your sense of humor in today's blog. You seem more at peace as if the weight of the "decision" has been lifted.
Remember to give your worries to God and let him carry them. He is our wonderful friend and wants to do that for us.
I think of how instrumental Brady and your family has been to bring so many people closer to God through prayer.
I want to thank you for sharing your journey with us, because as you are strengthened through our prayers; we become closer and closer to our Savior.
Prayers and love for everyone,
Deb R.
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 7:52 PM
Matt, Megan and family,ReplyDelete
I am so glad to hear Brady had a good night. God is still on the throne and may his loving arms continue to bring you all the strength you need for the rest of the journey. Your unwavering faith continues to bring inspiration to those of us who think we are having a rough time. Continued prayer for you and yours. Yvonne
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2009 at 9:13 PM
Matt,Megan and family,ReplyDelete
You all our in our thoughts,you are all I talk about.The reason being is that I am Sandys hair dresser. I have pictures from Sandy of those 4 beautiful children.There is not a day that one of my clients ask me how are those cute triplets doing? Then my newest picture had another baby in it.Every morning when I dust my mirror off there they are,and it puts a smile on my fase.When I've told everyone about Brady they all wish you well.Everyone I've told is praying for him.You have such a wonderful support system.I know you don't know me but'I feel like I know you and the babies.I don't even have pictures of my own kids on my mirror.When my son Chuck was 5 he was DX with tuberculosis that settled in his lymph nodes instead of his lungs very very rare.He was biopsied,probed,drain tubes inserted blood test weekly was contagious couldn't play with other kids.Finally surgery to remove the lymph nodes which was a success,thank God,which I do on a daily basis.The T.B. has not returned and Chuck is now 28 and married and planning his own family.I'm telling you all this because I do believe that prayer does work,and it will for Brady,too.You and Matt are so strong, together you will get through this.I admire your strength and your faith.Thank you for this blog I'm sure it has to be hard to find the time.My family and friends are praying for you and Brady.
with love Martie


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Update: The pictures were taken in February 2015
Wat Pho is one of six royal first class temples in Thailand and home of the 46 meter long and 15 meter high Reclining Buddha.
Situated just next to the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew and opposite of Wat Arun it enraptures the visitor with its buildings and Chedis embellished with thousands of glistening china clay flowers and ornaments.
The Viharn housing the reclining Buddha is usually pretty busy but well worth a visit as the dimensions of the statue are truly breathtaking.
Take a look at the map below.
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