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They know that the Nation of Israel, in its return to Eretz Yisrael, is not just another country in the Middle East, but the reborn Nation of the Bible which has come to herald a new era of justice and morality in the world. In order to stop this from coming to pass, just like the armies of Pharaoh, Amalek, Greece, and Rome, did in our past, the forces of darkness today, rise up against us in all kinds of alliances and guises, Ishmael and Esav together, some outwardly barbaric like Hamas and its bloodthirsty partners whose only goal for the world is to destroy the Jews; and others who dress in civilized Western garb and speak pompous slogans and empty speeches, mentioning God on their lips but forgetting him in their hearts.
Make no mistake. The Arab world and the Western world are the same Ishmael and Esav of old. The daggers of Ishmael we know only too well. But sometimes the gentlemanly smiles and handshakes of Esav fool us into thinking that he has forgotten his murderous gripe of the past, how we, Yaacov, were awarded the birthright, not him, and how Israel was eternally chosen to be His children, not to conquer the world, but to uplift it by bringing humanity to recognize the one and only true Divine Ideal. But today, we saw it clearly that Esav's hatred for us still festers in his heart, as one country after another, America, Britain, France, Germany, Russia… all loudly insisted that you and your saintly brothers, soldiers in the army of Hashem, not step one foot in Gaza.
When Israel rises up to eliminate evil from the world, the United Nations of Darkness jump up and scream out no! Stop! Let Hamas live! Not because of their love for innocent civilians as they self-righteously declare. The ongoing slaughter in Syria has exposed that pathetic charade. The reason they want you to stop is because they don't want the great light of Israel to shine in the world. They don't want God in the world. They want to continue on with their world domination, with their global exploitation, with their greediness, adultery, and lip service to God. Santa Claus, yes. Christmas songs and sleigh bells, yes. Allah, yes. But the true Kingdom of God which Israel represents, and which we are gradually bringing back to the world with our miraculous rebirth as a proud Jewish Nation in Israel, in glorious fulfillment of Prophecies of old – no longer the disgraced and outcast Jew of the past, but the mighty lion of Judah – in their inner hearts, they rightly sense that this incredible Redemption of the Jewish People in Israel is a sign of their demise, the end of their false religions, immoral cultures, and self-serving creeds.
They know that this is the end, this is the end, this is the end. And this they cannot allow. So they rise up in unison, Ishmael and Esav together, and urgently send envoys and special United Nations delegations to Israel to force us to stop before you and your brave and holy comrades enter Gaza and crush out the terrible cancer and festering evil that is hiding cowardly in mosques, schools, hospitals, family houses, and a labyrinth of underground tunnels that is the closest thing in this world to Hell.
But the God of Israel will not lie. He has decreed that His Kingdom will be established over all of the Earth, and He chosen the State of Israel and the Israel Defense Forces to do it, to establish true goodness and true justice in the world for all peoples, by wiping out the darkness which seeks with all of its strength to prevent God's light from shining.
Be strong my son. Keep the faith. Let Shema Yisrael be your battle cry. "Hear O Israel, the Lord is God, the Lord is One!"
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Les Yeux ne veulent pas en tout temps se fermer ou Peut-être qu'un jour Rome se permettra de choisir à son tour a.k.a Othon
A faithful adaptation of Pierre Corneille's Othon, the classic tragedy that premiered at the court of Louis XIV at Fontainebleau in 1664 and today is more hallowed than actually performed, Eyes do not want to close… depicts the power vacuum that followed Emperor Nero's death. Against a crowd of obsequious and scheming pretenders to the throne, Corneille has Camille as his epic heroine, the mother of all conscientious objectors.
DCP, color, in French with English subtitles, 88 min. DIR/SCR: Jean-Marie Straub, Danièle Huillet. Based on Othon by Pierre Corneille. CAST: Adriano Aprà, Anne Brumagne, Olimpia Carlisi, Anthony Pensabene, Jubarite Semaran.

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Archive for Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Shawnee residents learn to save lives with CPR training
January 31, 2017
Learning to save a life is an invaluable lesson.
And now, the city is offering it to residents.
The Shawnee Fire Department held its first HeartSaver First Aid CPR & AED Training this past weekend.
Shawnee firefighter Larry Beets, a 22-year veteran of the department, instructed the class of a dozen Shawnee residents on the basics of first aid, as well as proper technique for CPR and how to use an automated external defibrillator.
The training covered use for infants, children, and adults.
A grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation covered the cost of new equipment and education materials. The grant will provide training for 120 residents and Beets says the department plans to extend the program even after the grant money has run out.
"The city would like us to do a sustainable program for our citizens," Beets said. "These classes are filling really fast."
The free classes are open to Shawnee residents ages 16 and up. Each class requires at least six participants in order for the session to be held.
The next two classes, scheduled for March 11 and March 18, reached their 15 citizen limit within hours of being listed on the city's website.
Classes are held at the John B. Glaser Fire Station, 6501 Quivira Road.
Beets said the city has the option of applying for additional grants to continue the program and hopes to offer the classes about once a month.
The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation was created in 2005 to help fund the purchase of life-saving equipment, and educational opportunities to first-responders and public safety organizations. Through the non-profit 501(c)(3), Firehouse Subs has given $24 million to first responders in 44 states, Puerto Rico and Canada, including more than $104,662 in Kansas.
Donations to the foundation can be made at the Firehouse Subs restaurant located in the Shawnee Village shopping center, 6415 Quivira Road.
Additional training dates and any openings in scheduled classes will be announced on the city's website at www.cityofshawnee.org and the city's Facebook page.
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I was sitting in the worship service this morning, between segments of the service, thinking about how happy I am and how it is axiomatic that when I'm happy, I don't write in my journal. I guess I don't write in my blog either, unless I've got something funny to report or something to kvetch about. Afterward I thought about writing this blog because, for once in my life, at this very moment, I am content. I am even joyous, which is a word that I don't use for myself often. It is a good place to be.
Then we got home and I decided to torture the children and, although I was still content and even laughing with great hilarity, I was certainly no longer quiet. Here's the thing:
The Big Girls and I have waist-length hair. As you might imagine, when we brush hair, we end up with a lot in the brush. After I brushed my hair this morning, I pulled the hair out of the brush, rolled it into a tidy little oval (it looked rather like an unmatted owl pellet) and, called off to something else, left it on the table. When we got back from services, there it sat, looking for all the world like a mouse.
Understand this: I loathe mice. Can't stand them at all. The children should have remember this and less screaming would have taken place.
I picked up the hairball mouse and cupped it in my two hands, then told whatever children were around (Sarah and David, I think), "Look, a mouse!" Sarah figured it out right away but David looked and looked. I jiggled the "mouse" with my pinky so it would look like it was moving and David was totally watching it. Then I snapped my hands shut and said, "Smash the mouse!"
The shrieking could be heard next door, I am sure.
I showed Dave that it was a hairball, not really a mouse and he laughed and laughed, that really satisfying toddler laugh that gets way down in your belly. So I proceeded to show the rest of the children the mouse, scaring them in turn. All seemed to think it a laugh riot and I was chalking up a rare success to being a "fun mom" when I realized that Keziah actually thought I had a mouse in my hand and was mangling it and dangling it in front of her. It took quite some time to get her to realize that it was just hair, but it sure wasn't fun for her...poor baby! So one day, the children may remember this rare instance of fun-with-Mom and Keziah will be hailing back to the time when Mom gave her nightmares by picking up a "mouse".
I told you that quiet joy wouldn't last. I wouldn't trade the fun and belly laughs for anything, though.


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Cabled Baby Hat - Knitting
Love the outcome for the baby hat. I wanted to try doing cable and challenge myself to this easy pattern from the Lion Brand yarn website. The title is Chill In the Air Cap.
- Ivy Wool Cream 100gm
- Circular Knitting Needle 5.5mm, 120cm (take long enough to make it easier to use Magic Loop method)
- Cable Stitch Holder
- Stitch Marker
- Blunt Needle
I should have made a pompom to tie on top of the hat. It would make it a lot more cuter.
Cable technique requires lots of yarn even though you are making it for a baby sized hat. About a few grams left for the yarn. If you are making for an adult hat, maybe you need about 1 and half balls for the yarn. About 150gm of the yarns needed.
It took me about two days to finish it. I knitted the hat during my leisure time.


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I've got'em on HD
I've got'em on HD
An amazing team win. And big props to Dusty and the coaches for cobbling together an amazing pitching performance.
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
I just want to say in behalf of Drew Stubbs and Dusty... the play Stubbs made going into the gap and returning a strong throw to the infield early in the game is a play Drew Stubbs and very few players in all of baseball make. More often than not a baserunner scores on that ball when there are two outs. It is very much like the "out" pattern a professional qb makes in the NFL, when he can roll in one direction and then throw across his body to complete a pass to a possession receiver to save a game. Very athletic.
Just sayin...
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Massage, heat treatment, Ice treatment, shock therapy - whatever it takes to get Jonny ready. They're in SF - should be plenty of acupuncture options available.
I remember 1990 being in playoff games (22 years ago) vividly and the one game payoff in 1999, but the 1995 series is a blur. Glad that 2012 starts out good.
"You only have to bat a thousand in two things; flying and heart transplants. Everything else you can go 4-for-5."
-Beano Cook
LeCure given the win!!! sweet!!
1st pick of the 2022 baseball amateur draft
Biggest win for the Reds since 1995...wow....
1st pick of the 2022 baseball amateur draft
On another note, is it just me or has Dusty lost a lot of weight? He looks bad.
"You only have to bat a thousand in two things; flying and heart transplants. Everything else you can go 4-for-5."
-Beano Cook
436 ft. on that Bruce bomb according to Hit Tracker, btw. That thing might have won a Toyota at home.
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What can melt a mother's heart? what can trigger daddy's happy tears?
He's 8 years old but talks and acts like his 28, and he thinks like one too. He asks logical question, makes you wonder where in this world did he get such thoughts. He can be pretty biting with his remarks sometimes and would get some serious reprimands for it. He shows his feelings with his eyebrows and cool your anger with his smiles.
He argues like a lawyer for his baon but he's afraid of the dark. He wants to be cuddled and be hugged and he does'nt want to be treated like a kid. He does'nt want to study in Manila because his Daddy is not there. He wants to be a car designer but i havent heard of a degree for that.
He does'nt want a baby sister, he wants a baby brother for a playmate. He likes Smackdown but can't decide if Batista or Undertaker should be his idol. He says he will get married at 14 but I said it should be 40. He says his already a young man but he will always be our baby.


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…or in other words, let's talk about me!
Three years ago, my husband and I were leaders. We had a title and were in the inner circle of power. To be honest, our favorite part of the position was the involvement in peoples' lives. It was a privilege to be looked to for guidance and to be able to make a difference in someone's life.
Then suddenly, we weren't leaders. We turned in our title and badge. Before there were people who turned to us automatically because of our position, now there was no one looking for our help. And I had a leadership identity crisis.
I believe we, as people, are always expressing who we really are. If we weren't currently serving anyone, then we weren't leaders. If it is who you are, then it will continue to be true regardless of your circumstances.
Who are you supposed to help when you don't have a flock already corralled? Why didn't anyone still want our guidance? Because everyone we knew was at the CLB, and they were off limits to us, someone else's flock. I missed being involved in peoples' lives.
We said, "That's okay, we don't need to be leaders. We'll just retreat to the sidelines for awhile."
Occasionally, people would prod us, saying, "you can't just deny that you are leaders."
But what does that mean?
You see, all of this processing about leadership wasn't as much about what someone else is doing as it was about "who am I?"We have become pretty comfortable on the sidelines. As one of our hippy friends would say, "It's a safe place maaannn."
Reading Graham Cooke's thoughts about leadership as serving/stewardship/slavery challenged me to reconsider the idea of leadership. Would I be willing to take on the responsibilities of leadership? What kind of steward will I be of what God has given me?
At first I was willing to only consider serving to the point that it didn't involve anything that remotely looked like leadership. In order to move beyond that mental block, I needed a paradigm of leadership that I could trust and models of leadership that made sense.
In the previous posts, I've already explained my current paradigm of leadership. Some of the models of leadership that make sense to me are the following:
Leadership as catalyst.
"A catalyst is the kind of person who gets things going and then fades into the background ceding control to members. As there is often no hierarchy and no headquarters the best a person can do to influence people is to lead by example."
(ht to Jonny Baker)
This is actually the most challenging model to me, but I think it is important. Those who launch something automatically have a vested interest and sense of ownership in it. That is the challenging aspect, directing without controlling, steering without dominating.
Leadership as empowerment.
"Leadership" is not a biblical mandate for New Testament communities. Service, however, is. Those who are in positional authority are there because of their desire to serve – to empower – others. They do not keep power for their own purposes. They give it away – empowering others and enabling them to do the same.
New Testament authority is not "power over". In fact, that is something that is explicitly forbidden by Christ. Instead, the greatest are to be distinguished by their great service – by their greatness in humility, in empowering others and in their self-giving.
(ht to Scott B)
This is the model that really excites me. To have the opportunity to draw out the capabilities in other people and create a place and opportunity for them to exercise the giftings that God has put in their heart is such an incredible privilege.
Leadership as hubbing.
"The function of leading within a Christ-cluster links other nodes, fosters interpersonal relationship and facilitates connection, and is open to getting out of the way, encouraging the new relationship to develop as those in relationship self-determine."
(ht to Dwight Friesen)
I love this idea. We can facilitate people in their relationship with the Lord, and we can facilitate relationships among the body of Christ in an interconnected way that is more fluid than the boundaried relationships we have previously seen in churches.
A couple of other links of friends who have recently written incredible posts on the topic of leadership. You don't want to miss these:
From Alan Knox: Don't follow the leader, follow the person already serving!
From Jamie Arpin-Ricci: An amazing list of characteristics of leadership that one should have on file but also especially in their heart as a leader.
Anyway, for me, there has been some nudging within lately to step up to the plate. I'm not sure exactly what that will look like, but I know that willingness is what is required of me at this time and a desire to be formed by the One who demonstrated a life of pouring out Himself for others.


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Prosecuting Prostitution
"If we are going to say prostitution is illegal, why are so few men prosecuted for it? The answer is because they are powerful, well-connected, and can afford expensive lawyers that can keep their names private. ... becoming 'tough on prostitution' is likely to fail in the same way becoming 'tough on drugs' has."
Source: Kay Steiger
Though I'm not a fan of the sex worker career path, I believe Kay makes an important point. Prosecuting prostitution does very little to address the source of the problems at the root of the success of said industry.


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A week gone by since I last wrote, how quick the time is passing!!
I should be excused, I was really quite sick, a nasty infection of the lungs the doctor called it. Now that I feel so much better I just realize how bad I did feel. Still, there is something in the air which makes my eyes water and my nose run but I got a stronger antihistamin pill and hope that will help.
The weather is very beautiful, if this is the famous 'English weather' I could do with it everyday. It´s like a nice summerday in Iceland and it is nice to sit outside in the sunshine on a bench.
I just had my first belly dancing class and it really is fun, now I must exercise the right hipswing! It is very good for my stiff musceles and I like it a lot better than the pilates class I started last Monday.
School is fun. I do learn a lot about how to get ideas down on paper, how to do research and to write an assignment. And I am doing just that, my head full of ideas. Tomorrow I will go on a bustour to see something English, an old cotton mill and a Manor. The university offers it for oversea students. So I hope, I will have a lot of fun. Soon I will put some pictures on the net too.


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Greece has taken center stage in the world economic news, as investors around the globe watch to see if the country will default and/or exit from the euro. That's taken the spotlight away from China, where the news isn't as dire but has been plenty bad for Chinese investors in recent weeks.
The Shanghai Composite Index has lost about 20 percent of its value within the space of less than three weeks. The market has lost $1.25 trillion in market capitalization in that time frame. Two other Chinese markets are already officially in bear market territory.
As a result, China's central bank has just slashed interest rates, hoping to stanch the bloodletting. On the other hand, the volatility of the Chinese market may make this swoon look worse than it is: Even with the recent sell-off, the Shanghai Composite is still up 29 percent on the year.
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Friends, by now it's been so long that I think we can all officially agree that "Hope is the thing with Feathers.." is not quite what it used to be. It has been put on the back burner and I am ok with that. I miss my time here, but like a good friend, it is always here for me when I need it.
I have plans to do some new things with this little blog, and hopefully get back in the swing of things, but for now I will continue to take my time, and let things fall into place as they will. For now, I cannot help but share this wonderful site that all you knitting/crocheting lovers: Ravelry.
Happy crafting!
Friday, January 21
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i understand where you are coming from girl. i just got back into blogging again. i hope to see you blog again! :)ReplyDelete
I know what you mean. I sort of go off and on with mine, but it's still a nice place i can go back to. In the mean time, good luck with whatever things in real life you are doing instead! :)ReplyDelete
I just stumbled upon your blog again and am so happy i did. I know exactly what you mean about blogging, sometimes i love it and sometimes im just not in the mood, if you are forcing yourself to do it, the whole point of blogging is taken awayReplyDelete
lovelovelove sarah
also i am now following- i can't believe i wasn't following sooner!
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Part : I. Answer The Questions below.
1. ''Good evening'' is the greeting expression between sunset to night
2. Yesterday was Saturday. My teacher asked us to submit our assignment five days after it. It will be on Thursday
3. Luna : Miss. Laila's job is helping the doctor in taking care patients.
Maya : what does she do?
Luna : She's Nurse
4. Don't come late anymore. I will wait for you at 6.30 tomorrow.
5. Yudy : Did you hear that there was Robbery at the Robin's house?
Hedy : How horrible! How did you know?
Yudy : Well, when they came back from their vacation. Nearly all their furniture
Had been stolen.
Hedy : Oh, no! poor them!
Part : II. Reading
a. Read the letter and answer the question number 6-12
Zborovska 23,15000 Praha 5 Czech Republic
Tel: (02) 513.2343 Fax: (02) 513. 2334
December 3, 2007
Post comptoir
43 Griffith Road
Dinsdale, Hamilton
North Island, New Zealand
Dear Sir or Madam :
We are interested in becoming distributors for your software products in the Czech Republic.
Would you please send us your latest catalogs, descriptive brochures and terms?
We are a hardware company that would like to add software to our sales offerings. Our annual report is enclosed.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Faithfully yours,
Peter Donovan
6. What's the text about ? distributor of software product in the Czech Republic
7. What does NEWTECH want to do ? send us your latest catalogs, descriptive brochures and terms
8. Where's Peter Donovan work's Address?
9. What kind Peter Donovan company ? about software product (computer software product)
10. Who is Peter Donovan ? technical computer
11. when Peter Donovan make this letter (the date of letter)? December 3, 2007
12. In what countries this letter sent ? New Zealand
b. Read the questions number 13-18 following the memorandum.
To : J. Wilson
Engineering Department
From : Marcello Palombo
Date : October 23, 2007
Sub. : Elena Kuzikov, Ukrainian Engineer
Dr. Elena Kuzikov will be visiting our company on Monday, December 3rd. I would like you to prepare a program for her. She will arrive in the morning before noon. Please start with lunch in the cafeteria and then show her your department. Like you, she has done research on the effects of earthquakes on bridge construction.
13. What J. Wilson and Dr. Elena Kuzikov job's ?
14. What kind of engineering is Dr. Elena Kuzikov ?
15. When did Dr. Elena came (The date of Dr. Elena arriving) ?
16. What's the text about?
17. where's the meeting took place ?
18. What's Marcello Palombo want?
c. Read the report and answer the question number 19-
New Report on Today's Teenagers
From a survey of 4.000
14-year-old boys and girls
In several metropolitan cities
30% of 14-year-olds go o the cinema, a disco or a concert every week. And 40% spend their free time in the street but their favorite place is the shopping center. 91% of girls and 78% of boys go there once a week!
Reading is popular. Young people often read books, newspapers of magazine. Computer games are popular with boys. 71% of boys play them, but only 14% of girls play computer games. They are often about sport, but teenagers hardly ever do real sport.
The report shows that young people watch about twenty hours of television a week. ''I always watch TV in the evening,'' says Jullie from Solihull. "I never do sport."
"I sometimes play basketball with my friends after school, but I usually do my homework," says Brian from Dundley. "I never go to sports center." Young people don't think sports centers are 'cool' places. They want different activities – dancing or skating – but sports centers don't often offer these.
19. What is the favorite place for 14-year-olds?
20. What do they read?
21. What are popular topics for computer games?
22. What does Julie do in the evening?
23. What sport does Brian Play?
24. What new activities do young people want?
25. What's the text about ?
26. What did Brian from Dundley do after school?
d. Read the conversation , and answers the question number 27-30
27. When does the conversation take place ?
28. How many people are there in conversation ? who are they ?
29. Who will have a birthday party ?
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There probably aren't many girls who haven't gotten lost inside a Jane Austen novel or seen one of the many film adaptations one can find on the shelves of their local video store. Over the years, I myself have probably seen most of the British adaptations made from her novels plus a handful of modern interpretations. For the most part, I'm a girl who is up for anything that is "inspired" by Austen's timeless classics but that doesn't automatically assure the script has the right pizzazz to be coupled with Jane Austen.
Christian DJC Communications Fiction Rachel Coker Teen Young Adult Zondervan
Book: Chasing Jupiter
February 26, 2013 to Read ( Words)
About the Book:
Author: Rachel Coker
Publisher: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2012
Genre: Fiction; Young Adult/Teen, Christian
Rating: 4 out of 5
Author: Rachel Coker
Publisher: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2012
Genre: Fiction; Young Adult/Teen, Christian
Rating: 4 out of 5
Review: Seventeen-year-old Scarlett Blaine is far from the average young woman. She has undertaken the responsibility of running her household and it's starting to get to her. Her brother Cliff has never been "normal," Grandpop Barley is a compulsive peanut butter eater whose mind isn't what it used to be and her sister Juli has become a free spirit who no longer confides in Scarlett. What's a girl to do? Cliff's answer is that Scarlett dreads the idea of growing up. Things are complicated further when Scarlett falls for the guy who is crushing on Juli, her parent's encounter financial difficulties and Cliff insists on building a rocket to Jupiter… life couldn't be any crazier, right? It's not until her whole world is threatened that Scarlett begins to realize she needs more than earthly help.
It puzzles me to no end why I'd never heard of teen novelist Rachel Coker until now. Introduced to her by my wonderful friend, Rosie, I was taken aback at the glowing reviews, forgot about it, and was then offered a copy through DJC Communications - to whom I extend many thanks! Already Rachel has an impressive résumé and if only one word were to describe (as impossible as this is) Rachel's sophomore novel, it'd be unique. Missing from the story is any hint of a feel-good vibe because its impact is meant to go deeper – to emotionally touch its reader – than the average teen novel. Unlike the majority of YA fiction, there is no love triangle or flying creatures, just straight-forward, "solid" writing centering what could have otherwise been a story thought too quirky for the happy-ending sort of reader.
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Shattered by Dani Pettrey
February 25, 2013 to Read ( Words)
About the Book:
Author: Dani Pettrey
Publisher: Bethany House
Publication Date: 2013
Series: "Alaskan Courage" (book two)
Genre: Christian Fiction; Mystery, Sequel
Rating: 4 ½ out of 5
Review: She may be the baby of the family but Piper is one determined girl. Her brother's return to Alaska is shattered when he stands accused of murder. Fiercely protective of those she loves, Piper refuses to believe that Reef could ever murder anyone even as the evidence is mounted. Making matters worse, the one person Piper thought she could trust, is who makes the arrest. Deputy Landon Grainger is conflicted at the prospect of arresting Reef McKenna. For over ten years, he has been a part of their family and Cole's best friend but now, in order to uphold the law, he has to follow where the evidence leads, only doing so will mean crushing Piper. Refusing to stand by helpless, Piper determines she'll carry out her own investigation, and Landon can do nothing to stop her. In order to keep close tabs on her, he sticks to her side, wanting to protect the woman he has silently loved since they were kids…
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February 22, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Writing can be many things. For some, it's therapeutic, to others it's an unexplainable passion and some people communicate best by expressing feelings on a blank piece of paper that becomes their canvas. Blogging began for me as nothing more than a place to cultivate my scribbling's and "spread my wings" in a sense, to see how well I could get along writing by standing on my own two feet.
In this past year and a half, all of the opportunities for bloggers who were avid readers opened an entirely new vista – one that is challenging but also has become a virtual place for friends to meet over coffee and enjoy some good old fashioned book talk. After getting "settled" into a routine of sorts, it wasn't long before I was able to connect with some book bloggers and find many fabulous programs for bookworms. Not only has this opened that entirely new world, it is also an excellent teaching instrument – believe it or not. Reviewing has taught me much about my reading habits – ones that I needed to confront.
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Cover Candy: Edition Six
February 21, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Hey, there, readers! Decided to put out another edition of "candy love." Finally built up a decent amount of cool concepts, was inspired by Bethany House's new fall 2013 line-up as well as being reminded by the lovely Rel how fun this was! So without further ado,
Let's talk about books...
Let's talk about books...
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Safe Haven (2013)
February 19, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Looking at past statistics, it seems a reasonable assumption that every year will be bringing to cinemas a new Nicholas Sparks adaptation. If they continue in the mold of Safe Haven, I won't mind in the least. And this has nothing whatsoever to do with Josh Duhamel starring.
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Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks
February 19, 2013 to Read ( Words)
About the Book:Publisher: Grand Central Station
Publication Date: 2010
Genre: Fiction; Contemporary, Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Review: Frightened for her life but without the means to be a self-sufficient woman prompts Katie to finally run from everything she knows after an entire year of careful preparation. Ending up in a small Southern town that is more a tourist hangout than a place to put down roots, Katie begins a new job while catching the eye of the local shop keeper, Alex. Widowed and raising two kids, with a past in law enforcement, Alex has a keen sense, and he knows Katie is hiding from a past – and the threat is a danger that still frightens her. Paralyzed by the life she left behind, Katie's resistance to Alex is soon challenged when she slowly finds herself relying on his protective embrace and her heart is lost to his two children, all of which is threatened when her past rears its ugly head.
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Good evening, readers! The lovely Ruth (thanks, friend!) reminded me about this fabulous (well for those of us who are actually excited *wink*) news for the fourth series of Downton Abbey. If you haven't watched the season three finale or don't want to know about any series four spoilers, then I must advise you to stop reading.
Don't say I didn't warn you. *grin*
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Casting Scoop: Downton Abbey
February 18, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Update: In a Zap 2 It article just from today (February 21st), this was reported:
Tom Ellis 'Downton Abbey' Season 4 rumors squashed by 'Gothica' casting
The rumors that British actor Tom Ellis may be joining "Downton Abbey" as a love interest for newly widowed Lady Mary can officially be put to rest now that Ellis has landed a role in the ABC horror pilot "Gothica."
Ellis -- whose credits include "The Fades" and "Merlin" -- will play Victor Frankenstein in the contemporary series that weaves together the legends of horror icons Dracula, Jekyll and Hyde, Frankenstein and Dorian Gray.
Hmm... So I guess the search for a new beau is still on...
Good evening, readers! The lovely Ruth (thanks, friend!) reminded me about this fabulous (well for those of us who are actually excited *wink*) news for the fourth series of Downton Abbey. If you haven't watched the season three finale or don't want to know about any series four spoilers, then I must advise you to stop reading.
Don't say I didn't warn you. *grin*
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Wishing you a happy-faced kind of day.
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Laugh of the Day - Princessess with Attitude: Part 2
February 18, 2013 to Read ( Words)
The intention is never to bore you all, but I could not resist posting the rest of these adorable Disney princess parodies. Hope they make you smile.
Wishing you a happy-faced kind of day.
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Picture Perfect by Janice Thompson
February 17, 2013 to Read ( Words)
About the Book:
Author: Janice Thompson
Publisher: Revell
Publication Date: 2013
Series: "Weddings by Design" (book one)
Genre: Fiction; Christian, Romantic-Comedy
Rating: 4 ½ out of 5
Author: Janice Thompson
Publisher: Revell
Publication Date: 2013
Series: "Weddings by Design" (book one)
Genre: Fiction; Christian, Romantic-Comedy
Rating: 4 ½ out of 5
Review: Hannah Grace is tired of her life being a series of "almosts." Though the eldest in her family, she is the only one not yet married and is in fact, still living at home with her parents whose repetitive routines are enough to make any girl go mad. This time, Hannah has had enough: No more is she going to settle. She has started her own business – a photography studio – plans on winning the favor of Bella Neely, Galveston's most sought-after wedding coordinator and shoot the wedding of one of the music industry's best talents, which could make or break her burgeoning career. First, she must get over the re-appearance of her high-school nemesis, Jacque Goldfaurb. This time, however, Hannah's Jacque arrives in her competition, the handsome Drew Kincaid – a man whose good looks and beautiful eyes may tempt Hannah to stop thinking of Drew as the enemy. To make matters worse, there is an Irish legend that says the Kincaid's and McDermott are mortal enemies. These near-misses, Hannah is determined to ace!
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Finding Superman
February 16, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Like any little girl who may play dress up in her innocent childish manner or the more mature version of that child who dreams that the cool guy in school is more than a handsome face, thoughts of weddings have entered my mind – and specifically what my own will someday be like and more importantly, who the man will be waiting at the end of the aisle.
Many of the young ladies whom I have become friends with have written posts in which they pour out their hearts over desires and questions about someday being in a relationship that, let's be honest, most of us don't even fully understand yet. These are some of the most honest posts that have felt like heart-to-hearts that we all relate too. To my knowledge, there is not one blogger on my dashboard that hasn't written a post on this subject. Every one of us girls would probably be lying if we were to say that we haven't thought about the man who will someday capture our heart – even those of us who were not constantly feeding our boy-crazy minds with posters or magazine covers featuring the newest all-boy band would have to admit to daydreams. With our head in the clouds, I think we sometimes forget that though we have our criteria down to a science, guys too, have a "list" – and though we will want him to respect us among other things, Prince Charming is human not a figment of our imagination.
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Laugh of the Day: Princesses with Attitude
February 15, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Good morning, friends! It's Friday. Finally! So glad that the weekend is nearly here. Instead of posting what I intended too today, I wanted to share something that made me smile. Found these cute spoofs of Disney princesses (I mean seriously, are they cute or what!?) from Amy Mebberson on Tumblr earlier this week, and couldn't resist sharing. Hope they bring a smile to your face.
Wishing you all a terrific weekend.
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The Lost Valentine (2011) - Emotional Time Slip Story about the Power of Love
February 14, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Some love stories have a cheerful demeanor with that instant satisfaction reaction but no lasting impression, others use cheap gimmicks to equate love with something it is not and then there are the rare few that are timeless. The Lost Valentine fits into the last category.
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BBC Comissions Death Comes to Pemberly
February 12, 2013 to Read ( Words)
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Little Letters: Sixth Edition
February 12, 2013 to Read ( Words)
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X-Men: First Class (2011)
February 11, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Considering I went on a movie marathon of Marvel titles last year, it seemed only logical that I'd eventually get around to seeing these and begin what was sure to be an… interesting journey into the world of mutants.
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Casting Scoop: Captain America 2
February 08, 2013 to Read ( Words)
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Morning, all! Last week, Kaylee picked me as one of her "tags." Thanks bunches, Kaylee! And then Chasity also did the same! Thanks so much, Chasity. It's always fun to answer the questions that come with these but since everyone has likely experienced this fun meme, I won't be singling anyone out and instead nominate all of you! (Plus, I am out of good questions to pass on.) Instead, if you think this looks like it'd make for a fun post, please, feel free to use either Kaylee or Chasity's (or both!) great lists.
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The Next Three Days (2011)
February 06, 2013 to Read ( Words)
This thing called "life" can throw us some hard curveballs. It tests us and in some situations, breaks us. The revolving idea of this asks how far a person would be willing to go to ensure that those you love aren't ever hurt or unjustly treated. Would we work within the law or go to an extreme to have our family whole again? This film explores the latter idea in some of its most harsh – and unbelievable realities.
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Downton Abbey: A Journey to the Highlands (2012)
February 05, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Imperfect as it may be, Downton Abbey continues to be the only British series that has excited me to the extent that Julian Fellowes soapy Edwardian drama has. Filled with beloved characters, the Christmas installment was equally lovely but will crush anyone who has been disciplined enough to tune out spoilers.
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Most costume dramas are either too short or tomes that are far too long making adapting them a challenge. Though this 90's Andrew Davies adaptation suffers from other unfortunate elements, one of them is certainly its length. The story itself is interesting – following a half a dozen characters along the way and setting itself in the titular town with social politics rearing its ugly head – yet it seemed to linger in places that should have been cut.
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Middlemarch (1994)
February 04, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Most costume dramas are either too short or tomes that are far too long making adapting them a challenge. Though this 90's Andrew Davies adaptation suffers from other unfortunate elements, one of them is certainly its length. The story itself is interesting – following a half a dozen characters along the way and setting itself in the titular town with social politics rearing its ugly head – yet it seemed to linger in places that should have been cut.
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Touch, Season One (2012)
February 02, 2013 to Read ( Words)
Seasoned television veterans immediately think of the patriot character Jack Baur when the name Kiefer Sutherland tops credits. Following the demise of Fox's fabulous but intense drama, 24 Sutherland was offered a new script by the same network. The premise of this series is, on the surface the complete opposite of 24 but in looking deeper, it's merely wrapped in a much different package.
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Femnista: Love Stories
February 01, 2013 to Read ( Words)
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Call the Midwife: Christmas Special (2012)
February 01, 2013 to Read ( Words)
The new gem of British television is an adaptation of an autobiographical novel by a midwife who practiced her trade in the 1950's. Following the success of its first season, a second was announced but prior to its airing, there was a Christmas special bridging the two seasons. If anything this was a charming, quaint piece of nostalgia.
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Chelsea manager quashes links to Internazionale royalty Javier Zanetti.
Five-time Scudetti winner and Champions League titlist Javier Zanetti's player-coach link to Chelsea has no substance, according to Blues boss Jose Mourinho, who was earlier this week reported to be swooping for the Argentine legend, 40, who is out of contract at Internazionale in June after almost two decades worth of service at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.
'It is not true that I have made an offer to Zanetti,' remarked Mourinho to Sky Sport Italia today, Thursday.
Zanetti played for two professional clubs in his native Argentina in the early 1990s before moving his playing career to Italy, in 1995, where he has since featured for the Nerazzurri ever since - the only club he has represented in Europe. It is largely because of this why Mourinho cannot see past Zanetti remaining at Inter, where he is effectively part of the furniture in Milan.
'It is impossible to think of him at any other club than the Nerazzurri. It makes no sense to take him out of Inter because he will remain there forever.'
In the past week, together with the Zanetti rumour, Chelsea have been reported to be exploring the possibility of allowing Patrick Bamford to join Tottenham Hotspur (Metro), of selling Fernando Torres to Valencia (Mirror), allowing John Obi Mikel to transfer to Inter for £12m (Mirror) and acquiring Gianneli Imbula as Mikel's replacement (Metro).
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The RC-006i cable is bought on a buy-1-free-1 deal on a local shopping site, so its really cheap.
I am actually quite impressed by its quality. The cable actually feels quite solid and the connecting parts feel pretty firm. When I hold
I used one of them at home, with my wall charger and it works well with both my iPad mini and iPhone. The charging is stable and fast. When my mother saw the cable she fell in love with it, she likes its bright candy-like colour and the next day it was gone. It's has been on a world tour with my mother and her power bank for over 3 months now, and is still surviving very well. (Note: My mom isn't exactly a gentler user, she is just slightly better than me.)
Now the challenge is always on the one that I bring out with me. I am a cable destroyer (tagging, pulling and ...
The only problem I've with it is that it is not a flat
Overall, this cable is cheap and works well. The colour is attractive and it's pretty durable. I believe it is something that can last a long time with average usersas long as you don't create any sharp bend on your cable at anytime (like folding it) because it's the number one killer for cables.
re : I am actually quite impressed by its qualityGood charger.. chargers my iPod fast. Cord is durable


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Having recently saved 10 yards of denim form my local Goodwill store I've been obsessed with the idea of making a pair of jeans. But were does one begin? Today in the inbox of my email I received ad for Jeans for Real People. The video is 3 hours long and promises a start to finsh look at making a great pair of jeans. Hmm now it's got me thinking just how much info about jean making is too much. Should I buy this video as well as the project on jean making from Lutterloh NZ? Will this video be a one time watch or a great resource to add to the sewing shelf?
So tell me whats your favorite way to learn and grow into a better sewist? Do you have a favorite resource or class?


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Connecticut U.S. Attorney Quits After AG Sessions Asks For Resignations
Connecticut U.S. Attorney Derdre M. Daly announced Friday she is resigning. The move comes after Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked for her resignation as well as 45 other U.S. attorneys appointed by former President Barack Obama. (Ronald DeRosa)
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It has been a while since I have seen a step 2 decision, but I saw one last week. A step 2 decision means a disability claim is denied at step 2 of Social Security's sequential evaluation. That step is a determination of whether or not your impairment, or combination of impairments, is "severe" under Social Security's rules.
It is pretty rare to see a step 2 decision, because the bar is set pretty low. Social Security Ruling 85-28, entitled Titles II and XVI: Medical Impairments That are Not Severe, states in part:
A claim may be denied at step two only if the evidence shows that the individual's impairments, when considered in combination, are not medically severe, i.e., do not have more than a minimal effect on the person's physical or mental ability(ies) to perform basic work activities. If such a finding is not clearly established by medical evidence, however, adjudication must continue through the sequential evaluation process.
As a practical matter, you see a step 2 decision when the judge wants to deny the claim and knows better than to throw the claimant into the briar patch of steps 4 and 5. For example, in this recent case, past work was "very heavy," and the claimant is over 60, and would grid "disabled" at step 5 at anything less than medium exertional work. Under these circumstances, from the perspective of a denying judge, it is worth a try to write a step 2 decision.
There is an excellent discussion of the definition for a severe impairment on my New Hampshire disability site (thanks to the folks at James Publishing).


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Yet it is no exaggeration to say that no administration in American history has had as much contempt for the law as this one. There may have been administrations more corrupt—in the briefcase-full-of-cash sense—but none which so regularly proclaimed in the light of day its belief that it alone can decide which laws to obey and which to ignore.
But while I'm at it I'll share a bit more:
The administration has offered as its blanket defense to the charge of law-breaking an updated version of Richard Nixon's "When the president does it, that means it's not illegal." George W. Bush's authority as commander in chief of the armed forces, they tell us, means that he can ignore any law he pleases if he finds some connection to national security. In the case of Jose Padilla, they argued that the president has the sole discretion to decide who is an "enemy combatant," and if he so chooses he can have an American citizen seized in Chicago and thrown into prison for life with no trial. If he finds the FISA law inconvenient or outdated, he is under no obligation to come to the legislative branch to change the law; he can simply choose to ignore it. As Bush explained, "The FISA law was written in 1978. We're having the discussion in
2006. It's a different world." Indeed.
Or to take an example that has not yet occurred, if Bush decides that Nancy Pelosi's criticisms of him are impeding his War on Terror, he could invite her to the White House, bring her out to the South Lawn, and shoot her in the head. After all, it's a matter of national security—and that means he decides what's illegal and what isn't.
Of course, he would never do such a thing, right? But a democracy does not depend on the good will and good sense of its leaders to constrain such behavior. It depends on the rule of law—laws from which no one is immune no matter what office he holds.
I have to say that it's just downright depressing. This new doctrine of the "unitary executive" seems to have taken on a life of its own. That's what we get with what is essentially one-party rule.


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If you have ever been to the Boliden ALF3 plant in Odda, Norway, you will understand why that company has such a low staff turnover. It is one of the most beautiful spots you could imagine, with the fjord reflecting the snow capped mountains almost all around it. So leaving this setting must have been a difficult decision for Gunnar Moland.
Gunnar, who heads up the Boliden ALF3 business, has decided to take retirement at the end of June. Gunnar has been in the job 9 years, having replaced Curt Jarnfeldt, who in turn had replaced industry icon Karl-Olav Tjalvin. Old hands in the ALF3 industry will remember Karl-Olav, who almost single-handedly built the plant's expansion, back in the days when it was known as Noralf.
Where Karl-Olav's fights were with his Board of Directors, trying to get the expansion approved, Gunnar has had to deal with the rise (and eventual fall) of Chinese material flooding the market, and dragging prices down. It's a credit to Gunnar that the company has maintained its position in the market.
The Boliden plant, nestled in the hills on a point jutting into the fjord, and only a 2-3 hour drive from Bergen, has seen only 4 managers in at least 20 years. Not a bad record.
Gunnar will be replaced by Are Skreien, who comes from Boliden's zinc side where he was Group Sales Manager. Are has experience in other sales and finance roles in the Boliden group.
We wish Gunnar every success in his retirement, as we do for Are in his new role.


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Cast: Amber Rayne
Yes, you got it all right - Amber Rayne really managed to take over all eight of her male playmates and win in the game against them! It meant that the competition part was finally over - everyone could come together and give Amber that last crazy friendly fucking. That was exactly how it went there - Team Red got her mouth, Team Blue got her pussy and she, in her turn, got tons of pleasure! But hell no, Team Red was by no means deprived, as you will soon see. The blowjob was nothing more than a warmup for them as in the very next final round they got Amber's ass. She was riding their cocks, taking them balls deep down her crack while the members of Team Blue were working hard, preventing her from yelling too loud with their meaty hard cocks working as gags. The next two rounds melted into one for Amber - she was thrown on the sunbed in front of a waiting line of eight horny studs, looking forward to using their cocks first on her pussy and then on her asshole. Some were doing her nice and slow, enjoying the wetness of her sloppy holes while the others, like Dick, for instance, were acting like total brutes, drilling the babe wildly, making her whole body shake in the never-ending cannonade of clitoral, vaginal and anal orgasms. Just look at her taking Dick's unit up the ass while getting a good slapping on the cheeks from Threat smacking her in the face with his cock. Or look at her getting tapped from behind by Julius holding on her upper jaw. She's unbelievable!
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Hometown week is always my favorite, something about meeting the families really gives you a better idea of the person and can make or break the relationship just look at Des and Sean when he met her brothers or Ali and Kirk when his Dad showed her his taxidermist room. That would have been a deal breaker for me, just saying. I thought all of the hometown dates went well. There wasn't a family that I didn't like, though Vanessa's family was a little too hard on the whole situation. It felt like they just became aware that this was The Bachelor and not just a blind date.
Raquel was sweet but a bit of a let down. I actually really liked Corrine's Dad, he had legitimate concerns. A lot of the parents were concerned about what Nick does for a living once this is over, which I don't remember parents asking on previous seasons. I wonder if it has something to do with Nick having spent that last year on Bachelor franchise shows? Check out The Naughty Mommy's full recap of episode 8.
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The former Tottenham Hotspur man - and current Champions League holder - has cast his vote on who will win the title this season.
The results are in - and the world's most expensive footballer has had his say on the world's most money-driven league.
Well, that's excluding his own league, of course, with Gareth Bale's Real Madrid side hardly devoid of funds having spent £86 million to bring the Welshman to La Liga last summer.
It is the Premier League that is Bale's focus once again, though, with the former Spurs ace giving his verdict on who he thinks will win the title this time around.
But, although the 25-year-old believes the trophy will go to London this season, it is not Tottenham - nor north London rivals Arsenal - that he thinks will go all the way.
"I feel Chelsea will win this year," Bale told BT Sport.
"They're very strong, so I reckon they'll win this year."
On the Premier League more generally, the Real Madrid star explained: "Obviously the Premier League's very, very good and Spain's very good but it's slightly different, I think.
"If you've been playing in the Premier League and you go to Spain you can learn a new type of football - and different things about your game that maybe you wouldn't learn if you just stayed in the Premier League.
"For me I think it's enhanced my game, it's made me a better player and made me learn more about football which is only a positive."
Chelsea host Swansea City at Stamford Bridge this weekend, while Bale's old side travel to Sunderland a couple of hours earlier on Saturday afternoon.


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My hot rod surfboard from hell, this was pretty short & very maneuvarable, vs long boards & their loss in turning properties,, cant believe i sold this on ebay to a celebrity hairstylist in NYC.
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My child is a piece of work. He has a "pow" (a toy rifle) that is one of his favorite toys. It came with batteries, but we removed those after the first ten minutes. He never forgot that the pow was supposed to have sound effects, though. So Monday night this is what he says to us:
"Daddy, you're gonna hafta go to Wal-Mart and buy badderies for my pow. I'm gonna go wif you, and I'm gonna cry, so you're gonna hafta buy me a toy."
Perhaps we should have scolded him, but instead we looked at each other in bewilderment and asked, "did he just say what I think he just said?"
Somebody needs to explain to him that you don't give away your strategy before the game.
By the way, he didn't cry, but we did buy him a $2 book.


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Friday, December 9, 2011
Holiday Countdown: Stay Warm
Here is a hot chocolate recipe I made for friends and family last year.
Make youself your very own scoodie (scoodie = scarf + hoodie) and arm warmers from an old sweatshirt.
This TreadBanger video will show you more.
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Another vide from ThreadBanger on how to create a shrug and skirt.
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Quote:mjshroomer said:What a right-woing jerk Sean hannity is. He gets mad, people upset him. He badgers guests.Reminds me more of Abbot and Costello.And so I made this.ITs like he cannot wait to get to that station. He feeds off all of the miserable shit that he sits there adn says bothers him. Its like he just can't wait to feed off of it.Then he rants on guests with questions he answers himself by asking his guest, "Aren't I right" or "Am I right?"mjand have a shroomy day.hannity and Combs -More like Abbott and Costello
Quote:afoaf said:that still baffles me...I think a kerry/mccain ticket would be off the hook.
Quote:shakta said:That is why he wasn't chosen to begin with. He might as well be a democrat.
Quote:afoaf said:Quote:shakta said:That is why he wasn't chosen to begin with. He might as well be a democrat. that's a pretty ignorant statement.mccain is more of a republican than most others, especiallyour current administration.
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On Saturday, May 21st, Radio 92.9 is hosting Earthfest 2011 at the DRC Hatch Memorial Shell! Live music, including Ed Kowalczyk and the bands OK Go, Sponge, and Atomic Tom will be playing from 10 am to 5 pm!
On Sunday, May 22nd, come out to Jamaica Pond for a guided walking tour of the natural and cultural history of the pond and its architectural design. Tour begins at 1 pm!
Don't forget to cheer for our baseball team when they take the James Madison Dukes in a three-game weekend CAA series at Friedman Diamond!