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Timothy Joseph Elzinga, who lives in Ontario, Canada, captured the phenomenon known as light pillars on his camera. They were multicolored beams of lights moving towards the heavens. What he initially thought to be an alien invasion turned out nothing more than a common natural phenomenon that takes place in winter.
What are Light Pillars?
While one might come across this phenomenon during cold weather, it is often not as prominent as it was for Elzinga. This was because he observed the light pillars during the dead of night. The colorful individual beams of light were most prominent near the earth's surface and disappeared towards the sky.
He noticed the vivid light pillars dancing just outside his window. The sight was too intriguing for Elzinga to miss out on. Hence, he dressed up and went outside to investigate the source of light.
According to National Geographic, the phenomenon is created when light bounces off the ice crystals created in the atmosphere. These ice crystals are often invisible to the naked eye and their presence can be felt when such a phenomenon takes place. Light Pillars can be created when either sunlight or artificial lights are reflected by the crystals.
Tips For Perfectly Capturing Light Pillars
"It looked like someone from Star Trek was trying to beam people up," Elzinga said, CBC reported. "It was very bright in person, like nothing I've ever seen. It almost seemed supernatural."
However, even though Elzinga was dazzled by the occurrence, he had the presence of mind to click a few snaps of the light pillars on his camera. The light pillars were observed by him for 45 minutes.
If you too want to know the perfect way to capture these mysterious light pillars then you better take notes. "I was able to capture these images both because the lights were so bright and pronounced, and because I used the manual settings on my phone to adjust the aperture time to eight seconds," Elzinga told Gizmodo.
He also made sure that the window was opened all the way through to make sure nothing obstructed his view. And since he did not have a tripod at hand, he used his bathroom window ridges to avoid motion blurring.
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So here is how it went down....started MW on the 22nd or 23rd I believe. I have a picture taken a week or two before then of my neck in a pink/red flare. Then the next picture is taken on Christmas about 2-3 days into MW when my neck felt at its worst....cracking and oozing and oy the pain! I could barely make it 30 seconds without my ice pack on to take the picture! Christmas was spent on the couch while the kids played with their gifts. Then the third picture is of today....1 week into MW and 4 days of tanning.
I am going to a tanning booth that has both UVA and UVB rays to try to mimic the sun as much as possible. I went for 5 minutes the first day in a 15 minute maximum bed. I worked up to 12 minutes in a 12 minute bed today. I don't feel burned and if anything, my skin feels softer and more hydrated than before. I plan to keep going about 4-5 times a week for the next few weeks. If I can't clear my hands in that time, I will then consider taking a 4-5 day vacation to Florida. Currently my hands are still a mess but feeling better. I have to work the next 2 days so that will give me a good idea on if the tanning is helping.
Again I urge anyone with TSW to do 2 things: try MW for at least 2 weeks minimum. You have nothing to lose - yes it hurts for the first few days but it is well worth it if it ends up working for you! And 2. Get tested for the MTHFR gene mutation - it would be worth knowing if you need the special activated B vitamins to offset others conditions as well such as heart disease, stroke, etc. Or if you don't want to get tested, at least try the activated forms of folic acid (5-mthf) and B12 (methylcobalamin) . They are water soluable and an overdose is extremely difficult to obtain. I purchased a sublingual form of the 2 combined to give my kids given they have at least 1 part of their MTHFR gene mutated from me.
Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas (for those that celebrate) and here's hoping for a better new year for all of us going through TSW!!!

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Thursday, June 10, 2010
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Everybody only watching and enjoying videos and pictures but no body leaving any comments. that's why i am not going to publish any new pictures and videos. so pls. leave comments for all my posts soon. then only new posts will come. by editor
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After completing the Vatican Museum, there was only one place left to see in the smallest country in the world: St. Peter's Basilica. Upon entering the piazza from the north side and seeing a massive line heading into the church, I swore in the name of God. Woops, probably not the best place to do that...oh well. The piazza was gorgeous, especially with the crystal clear blue sky shining above. The roman columns were enormous with delicately carved statues situated above them. Latin scripture was carved around the top, adding a final touch of Italian and Catholic culture to the famous piazza. In the first picture, you can kind of see how big it is as the people are just so small.
I took my spot at the back of the line and ended up standing between two groups of Americans, a position I quickly grew to dislike; more on that later... After 15 long minutes I make it to the head of the line and learn that 2 lowly little metal detectors were the cause of my frustration and slight anxiety. Seeing no line past the security allowed me to breathe a sigh of relief.
Once the St. Peter's workers determined that I had no harmful posessions, I made my way towards the church. Like the wall around the piazza, the church is HUGE! It's columns along the front and the large doorways tower over everyone and you just feel so small. Like with all the other places I've seen so far and others I have yet to see on my trip, I am in awe of how such an architectural feat was accomplished.
The interior of the basilica is just as beautiful as the exterior and in it's own way, is even more outstanding. Marble glistens and statues depicting biblical figures cover every corner. And they're not like any others I have ever seen; they're like 3 times the size of a average person yet none are lacking in detail. Michaelangelo's "La Pieta" is off the the right at the rear of the church and people are surrounding it. Not too crowded, but enough for me to take notice and wonder what this sculpture is. The picture below is the only one I took of it, which goes to show that if things weren't pointed out to tourists, would they really be as popular as they are? Yes, the "La Pieta" was a beautiful piece of art, but everything in the church was gorgeous, so what makes the "La Pieta" different?
Taking my time and absorbing every little thing that catches my eye, I slowly but surely make my way to the center of the church. At this point I still can't get over how large the basilica is. It's enormous! While the Notre Dame was huge, it was much more narrow and gothic in its architecture. St. Peter's was open and airy. Lack of pews and massive amounts of sunlight helped create this feel, but the side areas were larger as well. The altar in the center under the cupola was not surprisingly, gorgeous. Sitting front and center, it immediately attracts the crowds, and getting a picture without someone's random head is a feat. I don't think any of my close-up ones looked good, so I give you a wide shot.
The front altar is also spectacular to view and appreciate, but no one is allowed close to it so I settle for viewing from afar. Because the church is massive, I end up spending much of my time gaping at the intricately decorated ceilings. Sun beams shine through the windows illuminating the space and reflecting off the shiny marble. It is really a sight to behold.
Upon finishing St. Peter's I exited the church to the wonderful view of the piazza. Hundreds of chairs were set up for a mass, I think, but the additions didn't hinder my appreciation of the view. I didn't spend too much time though, since I had a hike to the top of the cupola to get to.
Opting for the cheaper option, I purchased my ticket for walking the entire way instead of using the elevator for half the journey. While the couple in front of me waited for the elevator, I began the ascent and it wasn't nearly as difficult as Notre Dame or the Eiffel Tower had been. There aren't really steps as you are walking up at a minimal incline around the elevator shaft so it's doesn't put a strain on you as much. At the top I exited onto the roof of the church and am led to another door which enters the dome. All of a sudden I'm up in the dome looking down on the central altar of St. Peter's. As it was from the floor, the dome is wonderful and seeing the detail of the ceiling art was amazing. I proceed through the next door and here I am met with narrow steps that I know will be a delight to climb.
From the first roof the cupola didn't seem that big, but once I began the stair climbing, it seemed endless. Especially so because the stairwell runs between the ceiling of the dome and the roof so you walking on stairs while having to bend to the shape of the roof. But I prevail and arrive at the top. It's not a large lookout area so it gets crowded quickly and you need to grab any spot you can to snap photos. The view of Rome however, is sensational. I can't pick any landmarks out, but I don't care. I could just stand and look out into the city forever.
As I move from the view facing the piazza and most of the city, I look down and see the Vatican Museum as well as the Vatican gardens. The gardens are bright, green and lush and stand out agains the beige tones of the surrounding architecture.
Deciding that I'd spent enough time gaping in awe and knowing I would never be able to soak it all in, I find the little exit door and head down. Passing across the mid-level roof I am amused to see not only a gift shop, but a restaurant as well. Apparently no one can avoid, or escape, the tourist traps.
On the ground once again, I made my way back to where the ticket window for the cupola was, and entered the tomb of the popes. It was free which was exciting because I thought I'd read it cost like 4Euro. The line for the cupola is now quite long and I'm very happy I went up when I did. The tombs are all very unique for the specific pope buried there and Pope John Paul II's tomb is being bombarded with people praying. I don't care that much to see it and reading the histories of the older popes was much more interesting. A massive group of school kids decided to pass through as well and despite the guard shooshing them numerous times, they couldn't stay quiet. My deepest sympathies went out to the guard as my theater experience with young-ins has taught me its a neverending struggle to get young adolescents to be quiet.
Completing the tomb tour was the last stop on the St. Peter's complex and it was time for me to move on. My next stop was the Castel Sant'Angelo which is very close to St. Peter's and sits right along the river.


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After ten very happy years working at KEXP, on-air and behind-the-scenes, tonight is my final show before I move to Tucson, AZ.
Tune in starting at 9:00 PM Pacific Time to hear four hours of highlights from some of my favorite in-studios, podcasts, and musical discoveries. I don't imagine I'll have many opportunities to host a performance in a men's room or lead a marching band while dressed as a pig again, and I'd like to savor these memories with you one final time.
One of my happiest episodes at KEXP – in my entire life, frankly – was interviewing the notoriously press-shy Kate Bush circa the release of her 2011 album 50 Words for Snow. It seems especially appropriate then that I'll be previewing selections from her forthcoming record, Before The Dawn, during the first half hour of my last KEXP broadcast.
I've been a diehard music lover since my earliest memories of listening to AM radio in my grandmother's kitchen. From the neon-tinted new wave of Soft Cell to the defiant brilliance of Beyoncé's Lemonade and ANOHNI's Hopelessness, music has fortified and inspired me throughout the best and worst times of my life.
But what's the point? That's what I'd wonder in my darkest hours. Compiling mix tapes and helping people spend their lunch money wisely at the record store is all well and good, but there must be something more… and there is.
Listener-powered KEXP taught me that when we share our enthusiasm for the songs and artists that touch us, amazing things become possible. Look at all we've accomplished together during the past ten years at KEXP: building the New Home, the "Mom Show," Little Big Show.
Your passion for music can transform lives for the better. Please remember that.
My deepest thanks to the entire KEXP Community for allowing me to share "music that matters" with you this past decade. It's been an unforgettable honor.


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Colson: The grasshopper disobeyed me.
Colson: I don't like to sleep in my room at night with the light off. Do you know why I don't like the light off? I don't like that because Jesus tells us to 'walk in the light.'
Me: Good thing you don't sleep walk.
C: What?
Me: Nothing.
Me: Yes, that's exactly what I wanted you to draw for me.
Colson: Lewis, Sometimes we obey Jesus. And sometimes we disobey Jesus because obeying Jesus is hard. Right Lewis?"
Here is Colson's backwards 'Z' and his Zebra:
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Day 3 of my Boothbay Harbor Workshop. Today we went to one of my favorite locations: Brown's Wharf, which overlooks the working waterfront. At first I thought my lesson on saving whites and establishing alternation might really confound the students, but they rose to the occasion, and most painted their best painting of the week so far. Strange, because the subject matter was so complicated and texturally rich.
Saving a river of white that flows through the painting starts with carving out a big white shape and then eventually cutting into it with midtones and darks. The goal is to create a checkerboard effect, alternating between dark and light (white) If you add a midtone, each white shape should be touched by a midtone and a dark.
Here's my demo.
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Good afternoon students and staff, here are the announcements for Thursday, February 9.
Congrats to the wrestlers who finished their season last night in the District Finals. The Bulldogs started the night off well defeating Fowlerville 56-18, but then lost to Mason 45-22. It was an exciting night with lots of close matches and overtime excitement. The team finishes with a record of 33-9. Going undefeated on the night were Jacob Jacobusse, Nick Matusko, Corbyn Munson, Micheal Barnes, Josh Dosey, Reed Aldrich, and Zach Taylor. Great season men! The wrestlers shift gears this weekend as they compete at the Individual Districts. Good Luck!
Chelsea Varsity Hockey is hosting another free event to students this Saturday versus rivals Lumen Christi. The bulldogs are looking forward to taking on Lumen again after a 3-2 loss to them last weekend. Your support for the win against Dexter was great, let's fill that rink again! Puck drops at 5:00pm and all students are in free with Chelsea gear on!
Any athletes interested in being a jumper on the track team this spring should attend a brief meeting in Mr. Rodriguez's room on Tuesday February 14th, at 7:45 am. This meeting is for anyone interested in long jump, high jump, or pole vault. We are looking forward to seeing all Chelsea track jumpers on Tuesday.
Junior counseling appointments will continue through Friday, February 17th. If you have not already signed up to speak with your counselor, stop by the counseling office to schedule your appointment.
Matchmaker survey results are in! Student Council will be selling your personalized results sheet for $2 at every lunch through next Wednesday. Come see who your perfect match is, just in time for Valentine's Day.


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Ginger Street's album "ARTS WALK TODAY".
I did a sumi-e demo for almost 5 hours during the 2009 Olympia's Fall Arts Walk at Ginger Street located on Capitol Blvd.
This is a photo of my Sumi-e display.
Located in Olympia Washington, Nine Lives Studio, aka Ellen Miffitt, creates Sumi-e, collage, mixed media, PMC jewelry and teaches in the South Puget Sound Area. Blog updates include current art projects, art call information, art class schedules and other news.


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Monday, December 26, 2016
Garbage In - Garbage Out!
Posted by Paul Mendlowitz at Monday, December 26, 2016
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- Anonymous said...
THIS PIECE OF HUMAN GARBAGE is much worse this bastard is POISON,
- 8:10 AM, December 28, 2016
- Applegrad Garbage said...
Mrs Applegrad shreying in Lakewood about ruchniyus(!) of children. The two faced phony didn't make a peep when her husband Yankel told ABC TV that AT NO TIME did victim complaints about Kolko ever reach him or Margo(!)
- 11:00 AM, January 06, 2017
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10 hours ago
Friday, 22 February 2008
I had an official complaint yesterday afternoon, from one Big Ted of Playschool fame. He commented on the amount of dressage commentary in this blog. Well Mr Ted, or is it Mr Big?? all i can say is, go play with Jemima. Your mate John will be in on that. I am sure you'll find her hanging around the sunny shores of St Kilda with her fellow drag queen mates, and I hear she is good fun, despite what the New Idea says about her antics on set at Play School (which I am sure you know all about). It's my blog and I'll blog what I want to... ;-)
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A woman who spent four months in custody after being arrested for dangerous driving, driving while disqualified and possessing stolen goods in February was freed from jail after being sentenced in Orange Local Court on Monday.
Police gave CPR to Ann Maree Finneran, 37, of Adina Crescent, after she stopped breathing during a seizure when they found her hiding in a paddock near her abandoned car on February 17.
Police had earlier attempted to stop Finneran on Millthorpe Road but she sped up reaching estimated speeds of 180km/h and she was seen overtaking another car across double lines before the police stopped.
Her car was then found off the side of the road with the driver's door open not far from where police stopped pursuing her and a search revealed her hiding in a paddock and she had the seizure while police were leading her to a gate.
Once stabiliised Finneran was taken to hospital and police searched her car and found a wallet that was suspected to have been stolen in Bathurst and contained another woman's bank cards and identification.
Finneran absconded from hospital but was arrested in Dane Lane and taken to Orange Police Station and had remained in custody on remand until her sentencing on Monday.
Magistrate Susan McGowan placed Finneran on a nine-month Intensive Corrections Order (ICO) and disqualified her from driving for 18 months for the dangerous driving.
She took into account that Finneran had been accepted for an ICO, which was the equivalent of community based incarceration.
Finneran was also disqualified from driving for two years and placed on another nine-month ICO for driving while disqualified and was given a four-month jail sentence, back dated to February with a release date of Sunday for having suspected stolen goods in her custody.
She received the same backdated jail sentences for other charges of possessing suspected stolen goods and larceny after her handbag was found in a car abandoned following a police pursuit on May 12, 2016.
Keys found in her handbag unlocked two safes, in the boot of the car, that contained about 3000 pieces of jewellery, four mobile phones, an iPad, and mobile sim cards.
Finneran claimed to have collecting the jewellery for years, but some items were found to have been stolen and she had pawn broker receipts in her bag.


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After summarizing data in a pivot table, you want to replace the numbers with a simple Yes/No text. Yes if they met the condition, No if they did not. Episod...
Keywords for this video: Excel, business, accounting, spreadsheets, tutorial, technology, MrExcel, conditional formatting, Grouping, Pivot Table
This video is current as of February 13, 2009
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Tips for Using an Estate Agent
If you want to use an estate agent to sell your home then there's really no way to get around some of the issues. For example, even if you get an offer and accept it straight away, you'll still have to wait a long time before the sale goes through, anywhere from eight weeks to eighteen months. You'll also have to pay them a fee, pay for a solicitor and incur other expenses too. If you're looking for a fast house sale that won't cost you a penny then a home buying company is your best bet, but if you do use an agent then make sure you follow these tips to get the best deal.
1. Get your own valuation
The more money your home sells for the more profit the estate agent will get, so they're likely to give you a valuation that's a little higher than market value. If you want to know what your home's really worth then get an independent valuation.
2. Find out about fees
Before you agree to work with an estate agent find out exactly what you will be charged for the services of the agent. If they're evasive or can't tell you then don't work with them.
3. Clean up
You've got a choice as to whether or not you decorate before a sale, but when it comes to cleaning there is no other option! A thorough deep clean is essential if you don't want to put buyers off, which means things like woodwork, carpet cleaning and getting rid of weeds etc. in your front garden.
4. Decorate
Although it may seem otherwise if you watch property shows, most people want a 'turnkey' property, not a huge job, so if you're home needs decorating or maintenance work carried out, it's best to do it if you want to attract the most buyers.
5. Be proactive
Estate agencies aren't well regulated which means there's no cut and dried rules about what they do or don't have to do with regard to selling your home. so if things aren't moving along then be proactive. Contact your agent regularly for updates and if you don't think they're doing something that they should be, tell them!
Using a Cash Home Buying Company
Home buying companies like my company can sell your home quickly and at no cost to you. If you choose a home buying company you won't need to decorate, do maintenance or even clean. You won't be charged anything for the company's services and you won't even need to clean. So get in touch for more information on the benefits of using a home buying company.


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January 8, 2017
Dear Quashnet School Community,
Winter has definitely arrived! With snow in the forecast, it is important to stay on top of a delayed school start time or cancellations. If your information is correct in PowerSchool, our data base system, then you will receive an automated call regarding any changes in schedule or in the case of an emergency. PLEASE, please, please, if you have not updated your emergency contact information, do so today! The update includes your own emergency numbers, emergency pick up contacts in the event you are unavailable, and medical information. To update this extremely important information go to: http://www.mashpee.k12.ma.us. From the District website, click on the link that says UPDATE REGISTRATION listed on the left side of the page. If you have misplaced your InfoSnap password please call the QS office (508-539-1550 x4100) or stop in. We are more than happy to help!
We welcomed the New Year with two new initiatives at Quashnet to reinforce the Falcon Five. Have you heard about the Quashnet Cafe? Students who exemplify the Falcon Five in the cafeteria earn a reservation in the cafe. They are also invited to share their reserved table with three friends. The tables are in the back of the cafe, have real chairs, a tablecloth, and it is a very comfortable setting. The problem is that it is hard to recognize only four students a day! Nice job Falcons - your positive behavior is being recognized!
The second initiative is focused on recess and is called SRO with the SRO, translated - Special Recess Opportunity with School Resource Officer Calhoun. Recess monitors and teachers are looking for those Falcons who demonstrate good sportsmanship, friendship, and follow the playground rules consistently. On a specified day during the last week of each month, those students will join Officer Calhoun for a special recess activity.
Have you checked out the photos for the week yet? Be sure to see the great family photos from the Pasta Dinner night in December. Love them!
After school clubs are filling up for Session 2! Use the link provided to see the offerings and register before it's too late. The link will be closed as of this Friday, January 13 so we can finalize the clubs and send out confirmations.
As of 10:30 am Sunday morning, there are still 14 slots available for the Family Paint Night on January 20th. This is a fun filled night, all supplies are provided, and you leave with a beautiful painting. There is a nominal fee of $10 per painter. To register go to: QS Paint Night Registration.
Have you looked at the Chinese student bios in the front lobby of school? We are still in need of families willing to host a Chinese Exchange student for only one week in February. The students range in age from 9 -12 years old. They will be traveling to Mashpee with their principal and four teachers who will be staying in a local hotel. They will be available 24/7 to support any student concerns. Please call, stop in, or email me with any questions (email@example.com).
Congratulations to the following students for joining the Blue Falcon Theatre Company for the March performance of Willy Wonka at MMHS. I know Maya Brainson, Lila Burke, Keelie Fraser, Raegan Gray, Makai Hue, Piper Hughes, Charlie Jenkins, Grace McDonald, Jaya Merkman, Norah Paolini, Rhiannon Raymond, Caitlin Signs, Mireya Strom, Sophia Tellez, and Sabrina Vazquez are going to be AMAZING Oompa-Loompas! What a great partnership with MMHS.
Speaking of MMHS - SIXTH GRADE FAMILIES - please clear your calendar for Thursday, February 2nd at 6:00 PM. Principal Balestracci and his team will be sharing the 2017-18 Program of Studies Night at MMHS auditorium. This is an important transitional night for your soon to be 7th grader and for you. I highly recommend participation in these transitional opportunities.
Are you ready Quashnet for the big game?
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th at 6:00 PM -
QS takes on KCC for the
Second Annual PTO Basketball Challenge.
This is a fun night for all -
come cheer on our team
as we repeat our win from last year! : -)
Academic Update: This week is our STAR Reading and Math Benchmark Assessment Week. These are important computer-based assessments that we use to plan instruction and create academic groupings. Reinforcing with your children the importance of giving their best effort always is so helpful and reinforces the same message from their teachers. Strong school/home partnerships support student success.
Enjoy the snow!
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
Taco Soup
Taco Soup
2 pounds ground beef-browned
2 cans black beans
2 cans Rotel tomatoes (I use the mild-the original is too spicy for the kids)
2 cans whole kernal corn
2 packages Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing
1 package taco seasoning (I use half of the packet to make it less spicy)
Place all ingredients in a crock-pot and stir to mix. Cook on low 5-6 hours. Serve with sour cream, shredded cheddar cheese and corn chip.
Source: My wonderful friend Lori Roberts
9 comments:
- Meg said...
I love taco soup! It seems everyone had their own version! Your looks amazing!
- October 12, 2008 at 6:56 PM
- Cathy said...
This sounds delicious and is so easy to put together. I bet it smells wonderful as it simmers away.
- October 13, 2008 at 7:53 AM
- Denise Clarke said...
Sounds tasty, quick and easy! I love meals like that.
- October 13, 2008 at 9:21 AM
- Any Little Reason said...
I rely heavily on my crock pots - that soup looks so comforting!
- October 13, 2008 at 12:40 PM
- Pam said...
Just finished glazing the Pumpkin Bread. My husband and I had a piece for afternoon snack and it was AWESOME. Our tastebuds just watered. It was nice and moist. Looking forward to sharing my comments about the stromboli we are having for dinner tonight.
- October 13, 2008 at 2:05 PM
- Julie said...
I love taco soup, but I've never thought of making it in the crock pot. sounds great!
- October 13, 2008 at 3:41 PM
- Stephanie said...
This looks so delicious! I love your blog header, it's so warm and autumn-y!
- October 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM
- Mandy said...
Thank you for posting this, I was reminded of a taco soup recipe that I used to make every year. I need to dig it out this weekend. The recipe I use calls for more fresh veggies like chopped celery. Hmm...I really have to find it.
Your blog is great, I will definitely be back!
- October 13, 2008 at 7:43 PM
- .Keli. said...
This is one of our family's favorites but we add several other ingredients. : ) Love it!
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But then I remembered a blog I read where the writer posted a photo of her kid licking the batter off a spoon and people fah-reaked the heck out. OMG! Salmonella! Your child is going to die!
C'mon, really? Is this something we should be worrying ourselves silly about? You, how many times did you end up in the hospital near death as a child because your mom let you lick the spoon that may or may not had some raw egg residue on it? Oh, that many? Really? Wow.
OK, you're not a good example. Let's take me, for example. It never happened to me. I ate all sorts of things as a kid and did all sorts of things and got (mildly) injured in all sorts of manners (we joke that my parents could only afford to send two of their three kids to college, so it was survival of the fittest to see who survived childhood and got to go). And, eh.
Let the kids have a little batter, I say. It's not like any of us know anyone who died from it. Oh wait, you do? Three people? Remind me never to use you as an example again.


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Happy Anniversary! *barf*
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13 years ago, Billy and I got hitched. I would say that it was a dream wedding but it really wasn't. We were married on a grassy area between 2 busy roads in clothes that we would wear on a normal day.
It's strange how fast 13 years goes by. The phrase "Time flies when you're having fun" doesn't really seem to apply here, however… I think having 5 kids is the reason 13 years has flown by.
I had high hopes for today… we're having steak (bacon wrapped perhaps?) for supper. 13 is the steak & bacon anniversary, right? No? Okay, well…here it is. Who needs gold or silver when you've got steak & bacon?!?
My high hopes were shattered last night when I couldn't breathe. Stupid dust allergies and the fact that my kids' bedrooms are absolute shitholes that were in such desperate need of being cleaned that I risked it. I am paying for it dearly. Oh, last night Wylder woke up and his damn sippy cup spilled all over the bed so I had to stay in one position so that I wouldn't roll into the wet spot.
I tried to sleep in a little but realized that I needed to go see Gavin's teacher so I should probably look remotely decent.
Then the dog….ugh…. he followed me, nipped at my ankles, and slammed into my legs while I tried to get my morning cheerfulness on.
Thankfully, Billy was able to pick up the boys and bring them to school. Not so thankfully, the dog yakked all over the couch minutes after he left. Possibly, it was his anniversary gift to us… totally unappreciated though.
Let's just hope that his gift isn't a sign of how the rest of the day will go.
Sh!tting Rainbows and Sparkles!
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My littlest Picasso loves sprucing up otherwise boring areas of the house…like the walls, or the cupboards, or my purse….
I'm on the verge of throwing out every pen, pencil, crayon, marker, and eyeliner because this shit is nuts. I have bought stock in Mr. Clean because I am buying Magic Erasers at fucking Costco.
At this point I should mention that Magic Eraser will strip the finish off a table before it will actually take the Sharpie off. Oh, it will also strip paint off walls before the crayon is completely removed. I have a love hate thing going on with Magic Erasers.
I should also mention that I dislike all things arts and crafts. I would love to give my kids the experience of finger painting, rolling play dough, gluing, and cutting but it's the epic disaster they leave behind that has me wishing I had alcohol in the house!
Little Picasso loves colouring and I do encourage him to colour on paper. He turned my very important list into the prettiest little colouring ever and I could hardly be upset because he had kept the crayon on the paper only!
But Little Picasso enjoys snapping crayons. The little bits usually end up on the floor and Furry Hoover likes anything on the floor.
Poor yellow crayon…
I shoo'ed the dog outside and picked up bits of yellow from the rug.
Little Picasso took the dog's enthusiasm for the yellow crayon as a sign that these suckers tasted good and decided to nom on blue crayon. This isn't the first time I've caught him eating inedible things. He has an affinity for Anya's sparkly lip gloss.
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Wylder has decided that he doesn't need to sleep past 6 am. Yeah. I officially have no alone time. Unfortunately, 6 am was when I showered without little people interrupting or deciding to climb in with me. I've had to break my personal rule of never leaving the house unshowered too many times to count and each time I am positive I will have a flat tire. Then I will have to deal with a random stranger judging my 'just crawled out of bed' appearance while changing my tire. (Note to self: learn to change a tire)
Without a 6 am shower, I have to somehow manage to sneak one in during the day. Sometime after I have fed Anya her ritual yogourt with apple butter while watching Max & Ruby but definitely before she starts in on the lunch demands. The ideal time happens to be around 11.
The kids were fed, I made sure Wylder was wearing a pair of pants that he cannot remove (therefore removing his diaper…sometimes full of shit), the dog had done his business, and I pushed everything out of reach of kids and dogs.
It takes me 15 minutes to shower, get my pretty on, and get dressed. Not long, right?
Rule #1: 15 minutes is enough time for all kinds of WTF shit to take place.
Rule #2: If you hear something, asking a 4 year old what's going on is fucking useless.
Rule #3: That feeling in the pit of your stomach like something is wrong? Listen to it!
In an EPIC moment of WTF, I came downstairs to a living room pool. Water everywhere. Me, in only my underwear, stood dumbfounded while I watched the tiny terror dumping the entire overflow container from our water dispenser on the floor. Anya was happily playing Dora on the computer…totally unaware of the chaos.
And the dog… He was laying in his bed (the water acting as a moat) and chewing my flip flop. The flip flop had been at the back door because he apparently needs a witness to his crimes against my lawn so I have to walk him off of the deck and watch while he carefully selects the perfect place. (this place, ironically, is usually at the bottom of the damn stairs)
I splashed my way over to the dog, took my flip flop, and firmly told him "No! Bad dog!". I don't think he took me seriously because he immediately went to work on one of Anya's shoes.
Back through the Olympic sized living room pool and to the kitchen where I stocked up on enough paper towel to dry up an ocean. I set to work drying (still in my undies) while gritting my teeth. The boy took my hands and knees as a sign that I was in play mode and he attempted a horsey ride.
Now, I'm not a great judge of volume but there was at least a litre of water on the floor. I say at least because it could have been an entire gallon and I wouldn't know the difference. I know that the water dispenser had a LOT less water than before.
The hardwood was already a disaster…having 5 kids will do that. Many areas are almost bare so it acted like a sponge. I could almost SEE the wood warp as the day went on! Total affected area is almost 10 feet long and 2 feet wide. Every single time I walk in the living room, I feel it and shake my head.
As for the flip flop…I'm half tempted to give the dog the other one just so they match.


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I am so truly and completely happy for you.ReplyDelete
Also, I'd love to see pictures of this newly revived yard! I remember seeing a picture of your yard/deck quite awhile ago, and it looked like a very peaceful place. I'm glad it has been returned to its beauty.
Have a wonderful day!
All best,
- Rebecca (Kristy's sister)April 29, 2009 at 9:41 AM
Sounds beautiful! And even though pulling weeds is a hard job, I'm so glad that you had someone (Wanda) working along with you. Your back porch and back deck and yard are beautiful anyhow, so I'm sure you'll enjoy it even more now. The mornings sipping coffee sound so pleasant. God bless you both.ReplyDelete
Your back yard looks very inviting. We are deligently working on ours on these beautiful Spring days.ReplyDelete
At the moment we are painting our deck. Oh why did we ever start painting rather than staining? Of course I know you can't answer that because even I can't answer that.
The pictures are wonderful, love all the colors.
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God gave me an interpretation of this dream.
The two doors, one leading to the fenced in yard the other to the world, are doors that lead to God. The fenced in yard is where we confine God. The fence represents control. The wounded bird represents ourselves. The cat and dog = the enemy.
When we choose to confined God by our limits and make Him what we want Him to be, we use the door to the fenced in yard. We have control over who God is. This offers us little protection from the enemy and we walk around wounded. We call out to the Lord and use His named to rebuke, but to little advantage. We are not dead, but we are struggling.
The other door leads to freedom in God. It represent us letting go and letting God be God. No limitations, no restraints, God is free. We are free in that place. We call upon the Lord and He is free to answer, free to do miracles, free to heal, free to be the God of Abraham. Through that door we see God, hear God and have intense relationship with God.
Which door have you chosen? Do you have control or have you opened the door that gives God control. If God is not showing Himself in your life, I suggest that you take a look at what door you are using.
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"Why do you hate us?" asked the American lady in the next seat after she found I was an Arab. "But I don't' hate you?" I responded. "You hate my country that is the same thing?" She countered. "No," I explained, "Your country is too large and diverse for anyone to hate. You have some eight million Muslim Americans, not including residents. Your country helped the world ending two great wars, and your scientists saved it from epidemic diseases and gave us electricity and so many other great civilization advancements. You can't hate a country as a whole, let alone a great one like yours."
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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Baruch Dayan Ha'emes: Misaskim has contacted TLS with the following request. Misaskim was called today for a Mais Mitzvah in Egg Harbor Township and are in need of an additional five volunteers to drive down there and help out with the Minyan at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. It is approximately 45 minutes from Lakewood. If you are able to take part in this tremendous Mitzvah, please contact R' Yitzy Scholar of Misaskim at 718-757-2701. Tizku L'mitzvos.
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- meis Mitzvoh said...
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
Weekend Wig Out
Do I need the structure of knowing that everyday I'll wake up at 6:45, get ready for work, wake up Lil C, drop him off at the babysitter, and go to work? Do I need to know I'll be off everyday by 12:30 and have a few hours of Mom and Mini-Man time until Big B gets home? Do I need to know that I'll hang out with Bran and C all night, watch some TV, the go to bed and do it all over again?
Everyday, why do I always think, "Okay, four days till Friday. Now three, now two, etc"? Why do I look forward to the two days every week when I fall a-freakin' part?
I missed two days of taking *C, and I went insane. Not as insane as this was, ("The world is a horrible, terrible place. It takes all the things you need like your arms and your joy. What's the point of even living?!") but still. I'm so sick I didn't eat for almost 24 hours straight. My asthma is horrible. So is my anxiety. The only thing worse than having a panic or asthma attack is having them both at the same time. Yeah, you should ask J, the dude that works at Rite Aid, all about it. I had a freak out on the phone with him last night. Trying to tell him how disappointed I was with the performance of his pharmacy while I'm wheezing and crying was kind of like disgraceful. And demoralizing. And pathetic. And what's even more shocking is that after I got off the phone with J and huffed on my nebulizer, I sobbed while watching an episode of Desperate Housewives. IT.WAS.SO.SAD.
I'm not sure if it was supposed to be. Usually it's just smutty.
I should watch it again when I'm stable. But whatever. I hate dignity anyway.
(And I'm dead serious about the dignity thing. I actually cross-stitched that once in treatment: I HATE DIGNITY. Didn't go over well with the treatment team.)
So anyway, here I am. It's Sunday night. I feel awful. I look even worse than I feel. Bra-less, makeup-less, pigment-less, breathless, calmless, useless, without dignity (and - as of last night - a pharmacy).
Boy am I glad tomorrow is Monday.
*An anti-freaker (aka pill)
18 comments:
- Heth said...
I'm sorry you're in such a funk. I know this sounds weird, but Monday is the day I lok forward the most. Not sure why. You're so very hard on yourself. Take a breath and believe that you've already been through hell, so therefore, you're really quite doing well, although I know it doesn't feel like that now. So, as a freind recenlty suggested to me (seeing as I'm on 24 hours a day bed rest) that I need to keep eating and drinking boost even when I don't want to, I encourage the same for you, all in good faith. Weekend are hard with no structure.....could you maybe create one? With normal house-hold chores, shopping, etc, as well as work, time with Cade and Brandon, and then most importantly, time to yoruself? I didn't like yoga very much at the center, but now I do it allmost every morning. I actually do most o fthem IN bed....kinda of silly. It has helped me immesnley. Have you tried doing something like that yet? Perhaps your T or family can help you come up with a weekend schedule that you follow with no excuses? I need to do this as well. So, I'm speaking for me too. : ) I hope you begin feeling better again and keep us posted...I love reading, even on the bad days. You can do this!!!
- Sunday, January 25, 2009 at 10:40:00 PM MST
- tawny said...
Oh girl I cried watching Desperate too.... I L O V E D Eli Scruggs!! I want him for a handy man! :) For some odd reason he reminded me of dad. I think it is b/c he was such a hard worker and then he always looked for the good in people and never judged anyone. I loved him. Good,good episode! BTW, this winter snow does not help the blues...it is driving me crazy staying in the house!! Just read my current blog post...we feel the same way!
- Sunday, January 25, 2009 at 10:52:00 PM MST
- Stacy said...
FYI I still read your blog all the time. I am just lame and rarely comment.I think about ya and am so glad you are over all doing well even if this weekend was yucky.
I put you on my family blog since I don't really do much with the other one right now. Not at a point where I want to write down much of my private thoughts I guess.
email me sometime, I know you are popular so if probably won't happen, but here is my addy anyway.
take care.
- Sunday, January 25, 2009 at 11:52:00 PM MST
- belinda said...
Sorry to hear about the anxiety & asthma, double whammy! :(
I know what you mean about the weekend thing. I long for that time out and when I get it, I kind of feel at a loss ??
I think humans need routine, as much as it bugs us sometimes.
Hope you feel better soon hun.
- Sunday, January 25, 2009 at 11:52:00 PM MST
- Krista said...
I have a love/hate relationship with weekends too. I yelled at the pharmacy this weekend too, only at Walmart. I did not watch desperate housewives, but I did cry watching Extreme Home Makeover. At least tomorrow commences a new week of scheduled mundaneness!
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 1:22:00 AM MST
- saa said...
Yikes!! an anxiety + asthma double attack sounds like the absolute-horrible-most-freaking WORST. I have had both but not TOGETHER, dear lord. Also, I have the opposite problem - i get the SundayNightAnxiety bc i dread the return of Structure!! Well, I hope Monday picks you up some! I
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 7:45:00 AM MST
- Penny said...
Hey, excited to see you soon my dear...
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 7:52:00 AM MST
- kb said...
From reading your blog, I know that you just moved. Could the house have something to do with your asthma? I know that when we moved to a new place, my partner discovered that he had asthma due to the fumes and toxic gases, and it was a terrible situation.
I hope you feel better today!
- kb
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 8:02:00 AM MST
- Pattie Cordova said...
I know what you mean about structure... maybe we're all like kids in that way - we need the routine, the schedule, the same thing every day. I have this tendency to eat the same thing day, after day... and it bums me out when I can't do the same thing during the weekends. I like having a cup of milk, a cup of cereal and a banana for breakfast - why switch it up with omelettes or pancakes? Anyway... here's to a good week.
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 8:07:00 AM MST
- Zena said...
I am new to posting on your blog but a new reader! I too loath the weekend, but look foward to it too, I believe its the lack of structure that gets to me, could it be the same for you...come Saturday morning I cant wait for monday to get here. Try planning out each day, to give yourself some structure, I know it helps me. and by the way little C is the cutest thing ever, I have three little ones and I just love seeing Little Cs pics, they bring up so much joy!!!
Love, Z
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 8:10:00 AM MST
- brie said...
You guuuuys!
I should have blogged earlier in the weekend, as I'm certain it would have made me feel better. I just woke up to all your comments and feel all warm and fuzzy inside, so thanks. :)
The suckfest seems to have leaked over to today. I've never been late for work EVER, and today I woke up at 8 - the time I'm supposed to get into work. So I threw on some clothes and makeup and am here...BUT WHEEZING LIKE CRAZY. It's bad. Usually when I have my steroid and rescuer inhalers, and my nebulizer NOT working, it's ER time. Please, oh please, asthma get better...
And yes, kb, I think our new home is contributing to my allergies and asthma. The dust, sawdust, and whatever else is lurking in there is probably a great contributor. Fortunately I have an appt with the allergist tomorrow to find out everything I'm allergic to so that we can start fixing it.
xoxo you guys. Thanks again. :)
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 8:52:00 AM MST
- Kyla said...
Glad you're feeling better, I hope the suckfest dissipates soon!
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 1:19:00 PM MST
- Laur said...
hey call me if you ever need talk okay? I miss you.
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 2:16:00 PM MST
- Paige said...
Aw, I'm sorry you had such a rough weekend, and really sorry that the asthma isn't any better today!
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 6:21:00 PM MST
- Arielle Lee Bair said...
See, the thing about you, Brie, is that you can turn something like that into a thoroughly entertaining blog entry. That's a strength. Take what you got and go with it! I know it's hard--I know the weekends are hard--but it's not like you're sitting in a puddle of tears, wallowing in misery, and refusing to get on with your life. You're working toward a greater goal. You're making realizations. You're learning. You're being self-aware. I hope you have a great weekend waiting for you some day on the horizon. For now, I hope your Monday will be a good one. :)
Much love,
- Monday, January 26, 2009 at 8:44:00 PM MST
- Laura said...
SO. How was Monday?
- Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 12:57:00 AM MST
- brie said...
Laura. It was bad. :(
- Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 2:21:00 PM MST
- Brooke said...
Hey. Another example. Sunday night. Bored as all get out. Ended up going on a walk while it was snowing. Didn't know what to do--either that or be a frieken' mess! CALL ME WHEN YOU ARE BORED! I KNOW YOU DON'T WANT TO BECAUSE YOUR DEPRESSED OR ANXIOUS BRAIN DOESN'T WANT TO, BUT STILL JUST TRY!
- Thursday, January 29, 2009 at 10:51:00 AM MST


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He's among dozens of African-American property owners who will cash in by allowing NASCAR fans to park at their homes, businesses and churches this weekend when Richmond International Raceway hosts its annual spring races at the Laburnum Avenue racetrack in Henrico County.
The Toyota Care 250 is scheduled to get a green flag start 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 24, in the Infinity Series. The Toyota Owners 400 is scheduled to start 7 p.m. Saturday, April 25, in the Sprint Cup Series, which is NASCAR's highest level of racing.
Last year's spring events drew tens of thousands of people to the racetrack that has a current capacity of roughly 71,000.
"It's a great twice-a-year economic boost," Mr. Crawley told the Free Press on Wednesday morning. He declined to provide details on how much he makes during the weekend race fans.
"I've been welcoming the same people here for the past 25 years," he said. "We even had children of people who used to come here coming to us now. We have two or three generations of customers."
He said he expects 60 to 70 vehicles to be parked on his properties this weekend. "I've had up to 100 vehicles here at one time," Mr. Crawley said. "They love it here because we have a lot of space where they can cook out and socialize. We have bathrooms inside they can use and we have security cameras on the property."
In that time, Mr. Crawley said, "we haven't had any problems, fights or misunderstandings. They're some of the nicest people you'd want to meet."
The Free Press spoke this week with Mr. Crawley and other African-American property and business owners in the largely black community surrounding RIR to assess what economic rewards they reap when NASCAR comes to town.
While track officials claim they want to draw a more diverse fan base to the largely white sport, it appears African-Americans are engaging most from outside the gates.
Corey Holeman, an African-American who owns the McDonald's franchise across from RIR on Laburnum Ave., declined to discuss the economic spike his business gets on race weekends. A vendor setting up to sell race merchandise in the McDonald's parking lot Wednesday said he pays to use the space through race weekend.
Campers, RVs and other vehicles were parked early this week at Faith Life Tabernacle International, an African-American church behind Essex Village.
Kenny Dail said he and his wife and other fans have parked on the church property for the past 10 years. "I pay $150," he said late Monday afternoon.
On average, community members said they charge NASCAR fans about $20 per car per day and from $150 to $175 for campers for the weekend.
"The most I ever made was $300 in one weekend," said Shirley Burgess, who lives near an entrance to the raceway on Richmond-Henrico Turnpike.


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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
15 comments:
- June said...
Wow what a great idea and very difficult i should imagine but it works so well and those wings looks so perfect
hugs June x
- July 15, 2009 at 5:05 AM
- Thelma said...
You go Maggie!!! Yea, the really smaller wire is a little harder to keep in shape,,but your doing great!
- July 15, 2009 at 6:40 AM
- Coralie Cederna Johnson said...
You did well for such a difficult project! Go Maggie!!!
- July 15, 2009 at 8:50 AM
- Judy S. said...
Looks to me like you have a good start, Maggie!
- July 15, 2009 at 2:19 PM
- Sharon said...
RIGHT ON MAGGIE! Sharon
- July 15, 2009 at 3:44 PM
- Micki said...
Wonderful job Maggie!
- July 15, 2009 at 5:39 PM
- Micki said...
Wonderful job Maggie!
- July 15, 2009 at 5:39 PM
- Joy said...
That's amazing. They look 100% real!
- July 16, 2009 at 7:47 PM
- Jackie said...
Those wings are beautiful, so very delicate.
God bless.
- July 16, 2009 at 10:33 PM
- quiltcrazygal said...
Hi Maggie:) Oh how I love your little projects:) I've been so crazy busy at work these days and haven't been around a lot. My teddy bear is about the same size as yours, aren't they cute. Love the book marks also:) Happy summer to you too!
- July 16, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- Fruitful Vine2 said...
Oh my, such delicate fabric it looks like! How do you do it? Stopped by to say hi. Enjoy your weekend.
- July 17, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- LOVE STITCHING RED said...
The wings are beautiful. It's a great idea that I shall file away for just the right project
Hope you have a great weekend
Best wishes
Carolyn Saxby
- July 18, 2009 at 4:08 PM
- Ashley said...
I just found your blog from my friend Rachel's. Your blog is really cute!!!
Come by my blog to enter some fun giveaways! There are a few of them, and not many people have entered yet, so your chances of winning are really good!
- July 21, 2009 at 1:18 AM
- purplepaint said...
Oh how cool!!! I think they're fabulous! I do have more of the antique ads, it's the 5th sheet down in my shop listings. Marva
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Two anxieties, neither wholly irrational, have attached themselves to Stephen Harper in his years as a contender for and holder of the top political office in the land. The first is that he is a right-wing ideologue, badly out of sync with mainstream Canadian values and sentiments. The second is that he is possessed by a mean-spirited and controlling nature; that his emotional intelligence isn't up to his mental level.
No, you're not irrational, oh leftist Globe & Mail. You just don't want to get caught cheering for a team you know is going to lose.
This insult-ridden endorsement is hilarious to read. Although a moderate, competent governor, Harper is "savage," responsible for a dysfunctional Parliament, not trusting and therefore not trusted, tends toward pettiness and hyper-partisanship, and has a "firewall temperament." Still, the Globe manages to concede that he is smart, adaptable, both shrewd and deft with respect to Quebec, calm, decisive and has an ability to play a bad hand well... something the Globe notes is worth remembering in the face of the current economic crisis.
Dion's carbon tax is justly raked over the coals. Poor Layton is cast aside with barely a thought.
Mr. Harper and his Conservative party are only seriously challenged for government by Stéphane Dion's Liberals. (For all the flourish of his introductory line — "I'm Jack Layton and I'm running for Prime Minister" — history and political culture suggest otherwise.)
So sorry about that Mr. Layton.
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First off we all hope that you had a great Labor Day weekend and that you got out to ride your bikes with the great weather we had!Today we are going to get back to our Triathlon/TT gear day and with Interbike just a couple of weeks away we are awaiting all the breaking news of new models and specifications so we can show you some race bikes. Until all the information hits the typical internet sources I am just going to highlight some new accessories and the such instead of talking about last years bike models!
Today we are going to highlight a new saddle from Fizik - The Triton Triathlon Saddle which was unveiled at Eurobike last month. The saddle has an integrated bottle mount and here is some write up from the Eurobike:
The Tritone triathlon/time trial saddle
Fi'zi:k have launched their first noseless saddle, aimed at triathletes and time triallists who favour a forward position and are looking for greater comfort. The new Tritone has a 55mm-wide nose, and a truncated shape that widens sooner than a conventional saddle for greater seated support and greater hip rotation. Length is 24cm, which complies with UCI rules for time trials, widening its appeal.
A pressure-relieving channel runs the full length of the saddle, starting at almost the full width of the nose and tapering towards the rear. Silk-screen printed silicone strips run along the top of each side of the channel to increase grip and help you maintain position.
The new foam material, which we're told is more elastic, is certainly very generous, has a density specifically developed for the Tritone and is aimed at improving comfort for prolonged seated efforts. The nylon carbon fibre-reinforced shell is both light and stiff, and sports extra-long 85mm rails to fit every time trial or tri bike.
The Tritone's carriage kit includes two water bottle mounts and provision for a CO2 canister, inflator and inner tube
What really sets the Tritone apart is its supplied modular carriage kit. This provides the ability to fit two bottle cages, a CO2 canister and inflator and spare inner tube to a minimal frame that bolts neatly on the rear underside of the shell to give a completely integrated look. The CO2 canister sits below the saddle and screws through the frame at the rear, with the inflator screwing onto the outside. The inner tube straps on below, also below the saddle.
The angled bottle cages sit at approximately 45 degrees to the saddle's centre line, and are as close as possible to the rear of the saddle without interfering, making reaching for a drink much simpler than with some extended bolt-on designs.
Also beneath the saddle is a tough plastic hook under the nose, designed in conjunction with the forward section of the rails to allow easy and secure racking on varied diameter bars.
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Petaling Jaya (16 May 2017) – St. Joseph's Institution International School Malaysia (Tropicana PJ Campus) ("SJIIM"), a Lasallian educational institution and brother school of St. Joseph's Institution International Singapore celebrated its first year of school with an official opening ceremony at the school's auditorium in Petaling Jaya on 15 May 2017.
Held in conjunction with the Founder's Day celebration at the school, the auspicious event was graced by the honourable Minister of Education of Malaysia, YB Dato' Seri Mahdzir Bin Khalid joined by YBhg. Tan Sri Dato' Danny Tan Chee Sing who is the Founder & Advisor of Tropicana Corporation Berhad and Br. Edmundo Fernandez who is the Brother Visitor of the Lasallian East Asia District.
It was a truly significant occasion for the school's Board of Governors which comprise senior representatives from Tropicana Corporation Berhad, the Lasallian Asia Partnership for International Schools (LAPIS), and Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD) as well as for staff, students, parents and the Lasallian Family of Malaysia.
The joyous occasion kicked off with various celebration activities such as a wonderful rendition of the Malaysian national anthem by the SJIIM High School Orchestra followed by Blessing Prayers by SJIIM students. In his welcome address, Mr Michael Sng who is the Chairman of the Board of Governors for SJIIM, expressed his excitement on school's reception and growth and mentioned in his speech, "Establishing SJII in Malaysia was an important step for us in the expansion of our school beyond the shores of Singapore and as proud alumni of the Lasallian education system, we were confident that the public's recognition of the values that a Lasallian education gives to a child. The school now has almost 500 students in classes from nursery to Year 12 and we are grateful to our founding parents for believing in our ethos and are proud to be the newest international edition in the long line of esteemed Lasallian institutions in Malaysia. On behalf of LAPIS, we would like to express our utmost gratitude to Tropicana Corporation Berhad for their support and generosity in making the setting-up of the school in Malaysia a reality."
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After SJIIM's Elementary School's whimsical musical performance, it was followed by the highlight of the event which was the official opening ceremony by the Guests of Honour, YB Dato' Seri Mahdzir Bin Khalid, YBhg. Tan Sri Dato' Danny Tan and Br. Edmundo Fernandez.
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To cap off the memorable occasion, there was also the presentation of a cheque for RM75,000.00 to the Lasallian Mission from the school's Lasallian Fund which is in line with the proud traditions of a Lasallian school. In the school's allocation of the Lasallian fund, its provisions functions to equally aid Lasallian outreach and service activities in Malaysia as well as the Lasallian Mission Fund initiatives of the Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD) which will be applied at the regional level at the advice of the LEAD council. This initial contribution was received by Br. Edmundo Fernandez of the Lasallian East Asia District from two student body representatives from SJIIM.
The ceremony rounded off with a vote of thanks by the school's first Student Representative Council President, who on behalf of SJIIM's student body, expressed appreciation to Tropicana Corporation Berhad and the school's Board of Governors for establishing SJIIM. He promised that his peers and him will strive to make school proud even beyond the corridors of the school.
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From left: Dion Tan, Executive Officer, Tropicana Corporation Berhad; YB Dato' Seri Mahdzir Bin Khalid, Minister of Education of Malaysia; YBhg. Tan Sri Dato' Danny Tan Chee Sing, Founder & Advisor of Tropicana Corporation Berhad; Br. Edmundo Fernandez, Brother Visitor of the Lasallian East Asia District and Michael Sng, Chairman of the Board of Governors for SJIIM.
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Week 42 ~ Drop
Welcome to this weeks Friendship Vignettes.We have some newbies joining us from this week. My Mum, Jan and Maria's newest Sister-in-Law, Ruth will be joining us every week on a photographic quest :-) We look forward to seeing what they bring to the project! So this week there are 4 photo's to see and then my usual photo video!
This is the week where I quietly wished for rain! did we get rain? yes but at night so unlike Maria I haven't got lots of lovely nature drop shots but mum and I found other things to take pictures of! Oh and getting used to my new camera meant getting to the park and the battery running out and yes there would have been drop photo's to be had! Oh well I'll keep a better eye on my battery levels now I can't carry spares on me!
So here are our pics...
Don't forget to pop over to Maria's blog to see all the other lovely things she makes and for a link to the other photo's she took in this theme. My Mum also has her own blog so pop over to Pirate Springs to see the other pics she took. Ruth doesn't have one yet but if she does I'll let you know :-)
Also pop over to our Friendship Vignettes blog where you can see all our themes with just the 2 pictures that made the cut! Just the pictures so they can speak for themselves.
Here is my photo Collage for this week.
I hope you have enjoyed this weeks Photo's and if you have taken any we'd love to see them too.


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Sail Date: December 26, 2015
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We were on Vision of the Seas during New Years and enjoyed all the stops. The crew was helpful and our dinner servers were wonderful and made us feel special every night.
One disappointment was there was no sports for my husband who usually plays basketball and tennis on our cruises. This ship was very limited only had a walking track and climbing wall.
We also had a 17 year old and the activities were lumped with 13 thru 17 year olds. The older kids hung out in the stair wells.
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These are from forever ago! I'm so far behind on my blog posts. This was from a fun outing with my good friends Laura and Alison. It's always so much fun to go out with these talented ladies. I think it was clear back in June, and I haven't even gone through all my pictures from that night, but thought I better share a few or it will never happen. I just love these little girls, they're way to much fun. Little Kali is crawling all over the place now, so she's much harder to photograph!
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Audrey, I'm so glad you finally posted these! They are all so so cute. I love the one of them together.
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Sunday, November 30, 2014
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I didn't know you could get license tags for less than a year. Learn something new everyday.ReplyDelete
I want to bought your son once in a while. You have such lovely Sundays with him, you need to spread the joy around. LOL
One good thing I can say about Valdosta and Lowndes County is that the goverment building here is AWEsome. Everything from tags, taxes, permits, etc... In and out in under 5 minutes, everytime. I still say it outloud "I can't believe it" everytime I go downtown for any kind of business. It is SO different from everywhere I've ever lived before here.ReplyDelete
Still, I'd rather have an international airport and cruise port nearby. ;)
Enjoy the duck!
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Same way here in our government building. Gotta renew my tag as well.ReplyDelete
Lovely wreath. Lovely visit with the duck!
Big hugs, honey...
What happened with that other guy? Just wondering. Have a great day with the Duck Bee. Today my Christmas tree goes up. Busy, busy, busy. See ya.ReplyDelete
Yikes on those tags. You'll get it figured out tomorrow.ReplyDelete
It's been raining here and that's been wonderful.
Have a fun day with the Duck. Big hugs to you and my very best to Roche. ♥♥♥
Bee, Love your new wreath. Hope today was fun with your son. It is nice to have our children near. My oldest daughter lives here. So I see her more than the others. Blessings, xoxo,SusieReplyDelete
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Today i actually struggled with what to say to y'all. I was thinking about what may be intriguing or comical to my small audience here. and while i thought a minute i realized something new. it had never occurred to me why the BLOG was such a big hit. but it has been truly satisfying to know that people enjoy (when im not being gross) reading what i have to say. i would have never guessed that i would enjoy writing or that anyone would care what i had to say.
but now i can hardly pass up the opportunity to put down in words something that will be read and appreciated by others.
well as i sit here listening to E.I. by Nelly on the pandora radio i cant help but recall some of my teenage years. i dont often revisits memories of yesteryear nor do i often partake in the genre of "gasgsta" music. but as i am familiar with nearly all types of music (totally love it all) i do occasionally like to get down wit it.
you may also be interested to know i love to dance. Crazy wild bohemian dancing is my thing. I have found that even without the influence of drugs or alcohol music just seems to communicate with my body... and so it moves.
wow what a week. sick people, time off work, working late with chocochip jan, dinner from friends (prepared for us at home and then purchased for us not at home), a huge package of diapers, more free homeschooling aids, and some picked and snapped and washed green beans. OH wow. shame on me for complaining about the work involved that i had no idea i would have no part in. and last but not least it is thursday and our house is CLEAN. like weally weally clean.
you may not know it but friday is our host a bible study night, and also grocery night, and also eat out night, and also a ridiculously terrible night to clean the house even a little just for bible studiers to gather on a clean floor in a cramped living room. friday is also the day mrs floyd spends almost the entire day away from the house which loosely translated means no bigmiddlelittle guys to trash it.
speaking of trashing the house. make no mistake about it, mrs. floyd can clean. with four kids 5 and under, two in diapers and one still nursing she can cook clean taxi doctor launder like nobodies business. the problem is these three and soon to be four little catastrophes we call our children. i mean that in the nicest sense possible. but sometimes the truth just is what it is. and they is catastrophes when it comes to housekeeping.
our house is small. and we are a large and ever growing family. recipe for disaster? maybe. but its what i love the most in this world. our family in our home. that always fits...
until next time!
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