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Every day I get to learn new things, be creative, and work in a fun environment.
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Chris Jennings, 3DTi Alumni, won his first Emmy award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in a Craft: Graphic Design and Art Direction Category as Lead 3D Artist, for the National Geographic documentary, "Illicit: The Dark Trade". This important film examined a new kind of international crime; the illegal trade of fake medicines, dangerous weapons, and even human beings.
However, for Chris, life was not always so exciting and glamorous. He had always loved art, but drawing wasn't a medium he wanted to pursue. Chris went to college and got his BA in Graphic Design. "I interviewed for graphic design jobs and found them to be boring. I then realized I wanted to do exciting stuff with 3D visualization and special effects."
So, Chris went back to school and got his associate's degree in Digital Animation and Visual Effects. Even with all this education, he didn't feel that he had gotten all the skills he needed to advance his career. So, Chris turned to 3D Training Institute (3DTi), for help.
Chris really liked the production based program that 3DTi offered. "The online instruction was great! I had a day job. I didn't have time to go to a classroom. I liked the way that 3DTi is based on the real world. The instructors teach you how to create work based on what clients want. It really put me on the fast track in my career."
Soon after completing the program, Chris was hired as the Animation Supervisor for another documentary called "Alien Deep", where Dr. Robert Ballard, the famed explorer who discovered the final resting place of the Titanic, took viewers on a trip to discover the secrets of life that exists thousands of feet below the surface of the sea. This documentary aired on National Geographic Channel and is expected to be up for Emmy consideration in 2013.
When Chris looks back, he is very proud of the work he did at Pixeldust Studios, where he had the opportunity to help create amazing films about important subjects. He made documentary animations for Discovery, National Geographic, PBS, Military, History, and other television channels. Chris was awarded a CINE for the National Geographic special, "Egyptian Secrets of the Afterlife" and six Silver Telly Awards for additional shows. He also feels that working in immersive technology is very gratifying.
Currently, Chris works at Engility Corporation, an entity providing government services, professional and mission support to the US Department of Defense, numerous Federal and civilian agencies, and allied foreign governments. Chris's job involves creating real-time environments using 3ds max and Unity to help train military personnel on how to operate and setup their equipment in a command center. "How many people get to come home and say, 'Hey today at work, I made a virtual military command center!' Well, I do!"
Chris believes that the field of 3D animation is bursting with opportunities. "Every day I get to learn new things, be creative, and work in a fun environment. There is a huge demand for cool stuff, and in the future, augmented reality, movies and games, the new technology like Google Glasses, and 3D printing will be just the beginning. I always want to be on the first train towards new emerging technologies and 3D is going to take me there!"
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Poppleston Allen's 'fantastic' 'go-to' team is praised for its 'strength in depth' and 'first-class service', assisting independent bars, chain restaurants, private equity investors and development groups in the retail and leisure sectors. The 'super-bright, hugely well-connected and commercial' Jonathan Smith is 'someone you want on your side'; he acted for the Gatecrasher nightclub brand in an appeal against license suspension, which involved transferring the license into the new owner's name, lodging the appeal and conducting negotiations with the police and the Licensing Authority. Smith also assisted Stellex Capital Management with the licensing aspects of its multimillion-pound acquisition of the Chapman Group. 'Absolute subject matter expert' Lisa Sharkey is advising the Consolidated Group on its £90m St Giles Circus development, including licensing support during the planning stage. Carluccio's is also among Sharkey's clients, and she is managing their premises licenses across the UK. Graeme Cushion led a team assisting Pizza Express with licensing administration matters following its acquisition of Firezza; advice included consolidating existing licenses of both companies and ensuring consistency across the outlets. Andy Grimsey, acting for Moto Hospitality, successfully challenged the Stirling Licensing Board's refusal of a premises license for a Moto service station. James Anderson provides ongoing licensing assistance to Boparan Group, and Nick Arron is also recommended.
Providing an 'excellent service', Flint Bishop LLP assists with matters involving change of ownership and refurbishment of premises, and remains particularly strong on licensing reviews across the country. The team represented clients before local authorities against noise abatement orders, conducted reviews of premises licenses and secured occasional licenses in the aftermath of licenses lapsing. Other work highlights included license revocations, provisional licenses and relicensing. The 'responsive' Andrew Cochrane leads the practice.
Fraser Brown's 'reliable and experienced' team provides 'efficient' advice in a 'professional manner' and is renowned for its work in the gambling sector. The group guides clients through licensing reviews and new premises licence applications, often following ownership transfer. Examples included assisting Looe Leisure with applications for gambling authorisation opposed by the regulator and applying for a new premises licence in Leamington Spa for Everards Brewery. The 'knowledgeable, skilful and experienced' David Lucas 'works hard for his clients', and is advising Cashino Gaming on licensing applications and representing Greene King in appeal proceedings against the Gambling Commission's refusal to grant an operating licence for providing commercial bingo at the premises. Roxy Leisure and Fraser Capital Management are new clients.
The 'reliable and professional' team at Freeths LLP provides an 'exemplary standard' of service. The firm is particularly recommended for retail and hospitality sector matters, and the workload also extends to handling regulatory issues and appeal proceedings. The 'adept and experienced' Lisa Gilligan gives 'practical and insightful advice' that 'instils confidence in clients'; she continues to act as the sole licensing counsel nationwide for Aldi, managing supermarket premises licences for stores across the country. Other work highlights for the team included advising Charnwood Borough Council on contested premises licence hearings; assisting Cheshire Cat Pubs & Bars with licensing applications and regulatory reviews; and acting for the Royal Air Forces Association during the full licence review across its 85 premises nationwide.
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Around 8 months ago I wrote David vs. Spanish Residency (Round 1) to try to clarify some doubts. It's time for round 2!
In early 2013 some of my clients asked me whether the Spanish residency must be renewed after 5 years. They were not sure as they were told by somebody that was also told by somebody else.
It sounded as: "the friend of my friend of my friend said that…" rumour. Was it true or false?
Rumours are occasionally true. You know it. In Spanish we've got an idiom: "when river sounds it's because it hauls water" (cuando río suena agua lleva)
To make 100% sure I asked this question to several policemen from different police stations in the area (Orihuela, Torrevieja and Elche).
According to them you do have to renew your Spanish residency after 5 years to get the permanent one.
Up until 5 years people have a temporary Spanish residency.
In other words, for instance, if you obtained your Spanish residency on the 2nd of January 2009, you should renew it on the 2nd of January, 2014.
(Immigration procedures are supervised by the Spanish National Police)
I have not found any difference in rights between the temporary and permanent residencies. Neither have I heard of any case where both of them had different functions or conditions.
To me both the temporary and permanent Spanish residencies will grant you the legal permission to stay here.
This is a good question. The policemen answered unanimously: "you have to renew it after 5 years", when I asked what happened in case you don't.
One policeman added that the problem here is that neither the A4 Spanish residency nor the newest "green card" version say that it must be renewed after 5 years.
(The Spanish Ministry of the Interior defines the immigration laws. It is the department above the National Police)
To be honest, I don't think they will kick you out of the country if your residency is not renewed, although that's just a guess.
I will shortly do a research to try find some experts in foreign issues to know whether there're any consequences if you don't renew your 5-year residency (as well as to make 100% sure if you have to renew).
Of course, I will post the outcome of my research in the final article of the series: David VS Spanish Residency (Final Round) 😉
I always give the same advice to my clients: "keep all your legal documents in force, up to date, especially when you live in a foreign country". And I don't mean only Spanish residencies, but driving licences as well.
Spain is not really a very strict nation regarding foreign laws; at least not for members of the European Union, and so they are 99% of my clients.
That does not mean however one day things could change. In fact, they will certainly change like everything in life. The problem is that we do not know how that change will affect the Spanish residency requirements.
Since I've been doing translations I've seen one modification. Obtaining your Spanish residency was fairly easy before, as long as you meet some basic requirements.
Today they additionally want to make sure that you have sufficient financial means and health coverage in Spain by either being employed, self-employed or pensioner.
Do you remember when getting a health card in Spain was as simple as snapping your fingers? Those days are gone. Here we have another change.
Foreign laws have been moving for the last 13 years. Another change could be around the corner.
I would renew my Spanish residency if it were more than five years old. No doubt. I would get the permanent one.
It is one of the most important documents for foreigners in Spain, and it's just a process that does not take that much nor cost a fortune (10.50€ if you know how to do it yourself).
The final permanent Spanish residency is delivered to you straight away, as always.
(Renew it today not "mañana"!)
Years ago, as you possibly know, I lived in the USA, which was a foreign country to me. I always kept all my foreign documentation up to date as well as in a safe place (very important, you have to get a new Spanish residency if you lose it!).
There're always tricks everywhere to stay and work illegally. It does not go with me. I prefer peace of mind.
Getting a legal residency in other countries can cost thousands of Euros. Spain is cheap in this respect.
You can read more about the permanent Spanish residency at the Spanish Ministry of the Interior official website (in Spanish).
I hope you have a better understanding of all this by now. Anyway I will definitely close the circle in the "final round". Stay tuned!
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When I do – I prefer them roasted…
This recipe is really versatile. Use any vegetable and even experiment with flavored olive oils and grated cheeses. These are so simple and delicious!
Oven Roasted Vegetables
Desired vegetables (potatoes, carrots, onions)
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
Preheat your oven to 425 degrees F.
Prepare and cut your vegetables to where they are about the same size. Lay them out on your baking sheet, drizzle on the olive oil, salt and black pepper. Mix everything together with clean hands, and spread out into an even layer.
Place in preheated oven for about 30 minutes.
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Harry Kane: "It's been tough...and it's great to be back"
06 November 2016|Tottenham Hotspur
The smile said it all. Harry Kane is back – and back on the scoresheet in the north London derby.
The striker admitted it had been a tough six weeks on the sidelines recovering from an ankle injury sustained against Sunderland on September 18.
What better game to return, and what better game to score in?
Having glanced a header inches wide in our bright start to the noon showdown at the Emirates, we found ourselves a goal down at the interval, a late blow as Kevin Wimmer, at full stretch, headed Mesut Ozil's free-kick past Hugo Lloris.
Below: Harry speaks to Spurs TV at the Emirates
Undetered, we fought our way back into the game in the second half and when Mousa Dembele was brought down in the box, Harry stepped up to equalise from the spot. It stayed at 1-1, with Christian Eriksen close twice to a winner, denied first by Petr Cech before hitting the inside of the post from a late free-kick.
"It felt great to be back out there with the team, fighting for the team and I was delighted to get a goal," said Harry. "It was an important goal to get us back in the game and we could even have sneaked a winner at the end when Christian hit the post.
"I've scored a few goals against Arsenal now and it gets sweeter every time I score, especially in front of the fans. The travelling support was great again.
"I feel good. It's been a tough spell sitting it out and watching the team so I was delighted to get back out there and get some minutes under my belt."
Below: Harry slots home his penalty - and is off to celebrate
What was said at HT?
Harry: "We said to stay calm. We were playing well. I know they hit the post but I had a header that went just wide and we had a few other chances as well. We just said to continue playing our football and the chances would come. We got the penalty and created a couple more chances as well."
On the penalty
Harry: "I practice penalties during the week, I look at where the goalkeeper stands and how I feel on the day and this time, Cech almost got a touch with his leg but obviously I was delighted to see it go in."
It felt amazing to be back out on that pitch with my team! I've missed that feeling of scoring! #COYSpic.twitter.com/r5RKvBcmZg— Harry Kane (@HKane) November 6, 2016
Harry's overall view
"I thought we controlled the game for large parts. They caught us on the counter-attack a few times but overall, I thought we played well and we could easily have nicked the winner in the end. The draw isn't the worst result in the world."


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Education Minister Caitríona Ruane has congratulated De la Salle High School in Downpatrick for gaining the UNICEF Rights Respecting School Award.
The UNICEF award is aimed at recognising the achievement made by schools at putting the Convention on the Rights of the Child at the centre of planning, policies and practice.
Speaking at the presentation ceremony the Minister said, "The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is founded on respect for the dignity and worth of each individual regardless of race, colour, gender, language, religion, opinions, origins, wealth, birth status or ability.
"As educationalists we should be placing these rights at the heart of everything we do. As Education Minister I have brought forward a number of progressive changes in order to improve educational outcomes and promote equality.
"Central to this has been reforming Post-Primary Transfer. This has seen a move away from the previous system of academic selection and rejection which I believe contradicts the very ethos of those rights laid down by the United Nations.
"Awards such as the UNICEF Rights Respecting School Award are essential for recognising the good work being done by schools to recognise children and young people rights.
"A rights-respecting ethos within a school affects all aspects of school life, from leadership and management, through to empowering young people by equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge and values. I have no doubt that schools such as De la Salle assist in enabling children and young people to have a better understanding of their rights and responsibilities within our global society," the Minister added.
De la Salle High School Principal Barry Sharvin said the pupils in the school were delighted to have received the award. He added, "We are the first post-primary school in Northern Ireland to receive this award and we were delighted to have the Education Minister Catriona Ruane at the school for the presentation.
"It was relatively easy to implement the programme as it fitted in closely with our school ethos. The Minister had a meeting with members of the school council fro 15 minutes to discuss the award with them.
"It is an excellent achievement for the school and the pupils."


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When Lily Yoseph returned to her Ethiopian hometown, the poverty was heart-wrenching. She's now helping the girls.
"You took me out of the darkness and brought the light into my life. You washed my clothes and clothed me…. I will never forget what you have done for me. Today, because of you, I can read and write." Those words were part of a letter penned by Bontu, a young girl living in Ethiopia, who is now literate and able to pursue her education in a country where the opportunity to attend classes is often available only to boys.


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Strollers and Pushchairs
Strollers and Pushchairs offer several benefits over a wheelchair including easily transportable, good for travel and fold up easily and compact.
- They meet all the needs of parents for an everyday portable stroller to transport their children.
- Strollers and pushchairs provide much-needed freedom, safety and mobility for disabled children and their parents.
Wheelchairs for Kids
Pediatric Wheelchairs are daily necessity for many children and enable child or teen to participate in all types of daily activities.
- A good pediatric wheelchair will be able to accommodate the needs of a pediatric user for several years.
- Designed especially for children and offers the maximum in safety and comfort that is sure to put smiles on the faces of parents and children alike.
Special Needs Seating
Pediatric Seating System is an ideal way for children with moderate to severe physical and neurological disabilities to improve and maintain proper body alignment.
- Offer ideal body posture support and comfort to the special need kids.
- The right equipment for seating enhance the health and independence of individuals who require additional support with proper seating and positioning.
Gait Trainers & Walkers
Gait Trainers are sturdy, easy to use mobility aid to help those with limited mobility and leg stability issues with a safe and secure walking aid.
- Provide outstanding support in learning to walk, maintaining momentum, and building muscle skills.
- Intended for children with physical disabilities, to provide the opportunity to improve walking ability.
- The basic canes, crutches and walkers helps with various level of complexity dependent upon the child's abilities and the degree of help they will need to walk.
Special Needs Standers
Standers are designed to provide the user with the benefits of weight bearing in an upright position. They can serve as an integral part of many developmentally disabled children's rehabilitation.
- Allow quick and easy adjustments to the postural support.
- Commonly used by children who cannot stand on their own or for children who is suffering from different kinds of ailments in spine and limbs.
Special Needs Beds
Special Needs Beds provide comfortable positioning for in-bed activities and provides a safe sleep environment for children.
- Works closely with health care professionals and caregivers to develop beds which are both easy to use and safe.
- Bed rail will help to prevent falls from the bed as well as doubling up as a support rail for getting in or out of the bed.
Bath Products
The bathroom is an area where many accidents happen each year. Many special needs children require special bath equipment which provide hygiene, and bath safety.
- The pediatric bath chairs make bathing enjoyable and safe.
- An adjustable shower chair can make shower time an ease.
- Adapted and assisted toileting systems are designed to be versatile, comfortable and easy to clean.
Special Therapy Needs
Special Therapy Needs Products for children with special needs and for the physically and intellectually disabled.
- They meet the needs of special needs children as they improve their physical skills or provide sensory stimuli.
- These products are designed for assisting and supporting the physical development of children with special needs.


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North County Quilters' Association
Good Cheer Quilts
Our Good Cheer Ladies
Thank you Sandy Hunter, Linda Steiner, Claire Jungersen, and Sue Ragan for all your hard work. It is much appreciated!
We wanted to provide cheery quilts for those in need, especially children. We have chaired this position since 2006 and we give more than a hundred quilts each year to Interfaith.
We meet monthly to discuss new patterns and cut and organize bags which contain fabric and patterns to be distributed to guild members. We could not be successful without the constant support of our members who are always willing to sew another quilt for charity.
Following are pictures of some of the most recent quilts made by our members:
Board Members 2016-17
Susan Peters
VP of Meetings Suzan Fornof &
Maureen McClellan
VP of Programs
Alice Johnson
Paula Huntington
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The company, which generates electricity and supplies power and gas, will offer advice and installation work replacing dated, inefficient lighting in UK offices with LED alternatives.
E.on is demonstrating potential savings on energy bills with lighting upgrades by installing LED fittings at one of its own offices. A total of 1,692 LED fittings will replace the traditional lighting installation at E.on's Newstead Court offices.
The commercial lighting team has been set up to develop and implement a total lighting solution for commercial customers. The team begins the process with an assessment of current lighting and a review of how the building should be used.
Then a replacement installation is identified before the team draws up a bespoke implementation programme.


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Warning: By law we cannot sell this product to anyone under 18, by placing an order with us you are confirming that you are over the age of 18.
Mighty Ocean Prawn Dog Toy
This is a specialist veterinary product. We will ask you a simple set of questions to confirm that you are buying the correct medicine for your pet and know how to use it safely
Order by 3pm for Express Courier Delivery Some of the items we sell are a bit too bulky to fit on our delivery vans so we offer our customers Next Day Delivery via courier. Deliveries are made from 8am - 8pm Monday to Saturday and 9am - 5pm on Sundays. Your delivery slot will only be confirmed once your order has been placed.
Durable, plush, squeaky dog toy for medium to large size dogs.
Key Benefits
Most dog toys are only made with one layer of cheap material, and one row of stitching. Our toy is made with multiple layers of high quality material, and multiple rows of stitching. We cross stitch the outside for added durability which other toys don't do. We also sew our squeakers into safety pockets inside the toy for added safety which other toys don't do. The toy floats and is machine washable.
Product Information
The toy is made with multiple layers of material and multiple rows of stitching to close up the seams for added durability. Machine washable, it squeaks, and it floats.
Recommended for
Medium to large size dogs of all breeds. Great for dogs that are tough on their toys.
Size Guide
30.48 cm x 11.43 cm x 11.43 cm
Fleece, Polyester, and Polyfill
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Machine wash cold, air dry


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- 1⁄3 cup low sodium soy sauce
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1 teaspoon Chinese five spice powder
- 500 g pork fillets, trimmed
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 100 g baby asian greens
- 1 red capsicum, deseeded, cut into thin stripes
- 100 g shiitake mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 2 nashi pears, peeled, cored, thinely sliced
- 1⁄2 cup coriander leaves
- 1⁄2 cup mint leaf
- Combine soy sauce, garlic and chinese five-spice in a shallow ceramic dish.
- Add pork and turn to coat.
- Cover and refridgerate for at least 2 hours.
- Preheat oven to 200c.
- Drain pork, reserving marinade.
- Place pork in a shallow roasting pan and roast for 15 to 20 minutes or until just cooked though.
- Transfer to a plate.
- Cover.
- Set aside to rest for 5 minutes.
- Place reserved marinade in a small saucepan.
- Add 2 tablespoons water.
- Bring to the boil over high heat.
- Reduce heat to medium and simer for 3 minutes.
- Transfer to a bowl and whisk in oil.
- Set aside to cool.
- Thinly slice pork across the grain.
- Combine Asian greens, capscicum, mushroom, pear, coriander and mint in a large bowl.
- Add pork and dressing.
- Toss to combine. Serve.
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In France I bought Buffy a t-shirt that reads, "I love so much". We think this captures Buffy's essence perfectly. She loves so many things so much!
Tonight I was brushing her teeth and she kept chatting to me through the toothpaste bubbles, "I love you more! I love Daddy and Katie more! And I love my friends. I love my family and my friends MORE!"
I asked, "More than what?"
She replied, "God. More than God. But I love God, too. I love God so much! I really love him."
I said, "Or her."
She asked, "What?"
I said, "Or her. God could be a 'her', we don't really know."
She shook her head vigourously, "NO! God is a he. I know it!"
"How do you know it?"
"Because I have seen him!"
"You've seen God?"
She said, "Yes. I've seen God many times."
"Oh really? What does God look like?"
Big grin. "He's got a really long stinging tail and two big stinging teeth!"
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Klonopin Wafer Questions
We found 13 questions associated with the 'Klonopin Wafer' topic.
Does a Klonopin Wafer work better, than the regular Klonopin?
Posted 15 Aug 2009 by • 3 answers
I'am just looking to see it the Klonopin Wafer is any better, or the same as a regular klonopin?
Are klonopin wafers faster acting than klonopin pills?
Posted 17 Aug 2013 by • 2 answers
I have severe panic attacks and was taking Xanax but they changed my mindframe to much, I was on klonopin for awhile then my dr I go to now does not like klonopin so she gave me lorazepam(Ativan), im just wondering if for anxiety/panic attacks and being bi polar, is Ativan or klonopin best for me? ...
A few days ago I started taking .05 mg of klonopin 3 times a day?
Posted 9 Oct 2012 by • 3 answers
i read there are klonopin wafers that you take when having a panic attack. if this is true can i ask my doc to continue with the pills, but also prescribe the wafers for my panic attacks. this sounds so hopeful, maybe i will have less agoraphobia. i rarely leave the house. logically, it seems that ...
Medication - Has anyone ever heard of Klonopin Wafer?? That psych. I met on Friday said that maybe?
Posted 29 May 2011 by • 3 answers
... a good way to replace the daily klonopin meds which I only use for panic attacks. He said the wafers are good to take just in a bad panic attack situation. I have never ever heard of this med
How long do Klonopin wafers last in comparison to regular Klonopin tablets?
Posted 22 Dec 2011 by • 1 answer
I used to take 1mg of regular Klonopin for insomnia, but was just prescribed wafers instead. I'm wondering if they will still be effective, or if they don't last as long, being that they work faster?
Klonopin Wafer - Why isn't it allowed to split a .125 mg wafer in half?
Posted 6 Feb 2013 by • 1 answer
I'm tapering off of klonopin and I want .0625 mg cuts. Splitting a .125 mg wafer in half would give me this cut... but everywhere I look says not to cut (or split) the wafer. WHY? Benzo-brain.
Klonopin Wafer - How does this compare to?
Posted 2 Jan 2014 by • 1 answer
The traditional tablet form... I'm currently taking 2.5 mg tablet form for restless leg syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder and terrible insomnia, I also take 100 mg of trazodone... Thoughts?
Clonazepam Disintegrating Wafer, .25mg & .5mg?
Posted 13 Dec 2015 by • 2 answers
My Dr just switched my dose of Clonazepam Disintegrating Wafer from .25mg to .5mg. I was reading the outside of the bubble package of the wafers and on the .25mg it says "Contains phenylalanine 2.4mg per tablet" and on the .5mg it says the same thing. How can that be the same if they are ...
How can I get Klonopin Wafers?
Posted 5 Aug 2009 by • 2 answers
I want to stop drinking, and kinow this drug can help me stop.
Klonopin Wafer - I was prescribed Klonopin wagers for social anxiety/general anxiety will it make me
Posted 13 Aug 2017 by • 1 answer
... feel too drowsy
Klonopin Wafer - I just got a script for klonopin and it has a kinda minty taste to it.. I just?
Posted 18 Mar 2010 by • 1 answer
... heard of this kind that dissolves in your mouth. i threw out my phamphlet on it. Is there a way to find out by the pill if it is the kind i can swallow or dissolve? And if i swallow it instead of dissolve, will it still work?
Seizure Prevention - Is there any Video on how to administer Klonopin Wafers ?
Posted 15 Dec 2013 by • 1 answer
I am a Monitor for a child on a school bus, who has the drug Klonopin, in Wafer form.I have been advised that in the chance a seizure should accure, I should put the wafer between, the cheek, and teeth, and gently rub the wafer to help it to dissolve. I am curios if the is any Video on this ...
Can Klonopin wafer cause soreness of the tongue, and if so, should I just swallow it?
Posted 21 Feb 2017 by • 0 answers
I am having soreness of the tongue while taking Klonopin wafers, even though this is not listed in the side effects. Is this normal? Should I just swallow them instead?
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
HISTORICAL MYTHBUSTERS ARISE! Myth #1: Short People
Last month I showed you a doorway in Haddon Hall that was barely over five feet high, with my friend Margo standing in it to corroborate its height. But I also told you the other doorways there were all about the height of modern doorway. And I promised to show you evidence I found in England that people in medieval times weren't always short.
So this month I'll take you with me to Bakewell in Derbyshire and the parish church where I made my discovery.
It's a commonly held belief people in the Middle Ages were very small, presumably because times were so tough and so many of them starved. Historical records don't offer much, but we know William the Conqueror was probably somewhere around six feet tall. His wife was exceedingly short, though, apparently not much over four feet in height. Of his four sons, William was exceptionally short, and Robert was nicknamed Curthose- a pun referring to both his short legs (short hose) and his foolish habit of giving away everything to his friends, leaving him "short of" hose. Nobody mentions the height of the others, so probably they weren't exceptional.
But what about ordinary people, those that weren't descended from braw Vikings, and who maybe didn't always have everything to eat when they wanted it?
The Bakewell Parish Church is an ancient place of worship, sitting on a steep hill, with an Anglo-Saxon cross in the cemetery dating back to the 8th Century. All along the walks to the main doors are rows of plaques similar to grave markers, but without graves. These date from the mid to late 19th Century, and may memorialize people who died abroad. But it was not until we saw a strange stone sarcophagus that something seemed out of proportion. We knew what they were, having seen Roman sarcophagi in Bath the week before. The hole in the bottom is creepy, but the rest of it is obviously made to contain corpses. And they appear to have been re-used.
I eyed my son, all hefty-bodied 6'2" of him. (He's skinnier now, and would never forgive me if I didn't mention that.)
"Andy," I said, "Go stand by that tall sarcophagus so I can get a picture of it."
"Okay, but I'm not getting in it."
And here I thought the kid would love to do something creepy. What did he do, grow up while I wasn't looking? But anyway, here's the picture.
Now, tell me, why would anyone carve something that big out of stone if there weren't people big enough to need it?
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- Tanya Hanson said...
I totally love England and its medieval history. Great photos!
- May 13, 2010 at 12:31 PM
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Founded in 1970, Gateway School is an independent, nonprofit day school for kindergarten through eighth grade. Gateway's founder, Hannelore Herbig believed that the school should provide quality education that is responsive to personal needs.
Gateway started as a private kindergarten with 10 students and quickly expanded adding faculty and several more elementary grades in the early 70s. Hannelore's vision of creating an enriched and beautiful learning environment that focused on the whole child guided the school through its early development. In 1977, Gateway became a non-profit corporation and established a Board of Trustees.
By 1980, the school had preschool through 6th grade and during the '80s there were several campus configurations. Many talented faculty have worked at Gateway over the years and there are still faculty who worked with our founder remain on our staff today. In 1987, Ms. Herbig retired and Dr. Peter Lewis took over as Head of School.
Under Peter's leadership the school expanded and achieved its first accreditation through CAIS and WASC. In 1990, the expanding elementary program moved to the Eucalyptus campus. The preschool stayed on another site. In 1991, the Middle School was established, adding 7th and 8th grades.
In 2000, as Gateway celebrated its 30th year we had 400 students preschool – 8th grade on three campuses. That year, Dr. Lewis left to take a headship at a school back East. Kathleen Warren served as interim Head for one year, until David Peerless was hired. After a decade of rapid growth, under David's leadership the school looked toward a sustainable future by consolidating campuses and enhancing academic standards to ensure an exceptional educational program.
In 2008, David retired from a 30 year education career and Dr. Percy Abram led the school until 2014. Dr. Abram guided the school through a strategic planning process, implementation of new curriculum, connecting with our expanding alumni community, and increasing our visibility as educational leaders in the Santa Cruz County community.
In 2010, we marked our 40th year through a series of "Acts of Kindness", giving back to our community through over 40 acts of community service and charitable support and in establishing a speaker's series bringing internationally known educational speakers to benefit the larger community.
In 2014, we welcomed our newest Head of School, Dr. Zachary Roberts. Dr. Roberts is a committed educational leader who brings to Gateway a wealth of administrative and teaching experience, a growth mindset and a passion for life-long learning.
Today, our founder's vision of a school where children are engaged and passionate about learning is still alive in every classroom.


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Its been a few weeks since my last update mostly because work has been crazy. Its no secret the newspaper business isn't exactly doing great. Lack of advertising and a sluggish economy has caused revenue to decline which in turn has forced several cutbacks and major reorganization.
Over Labor Day Kari and I drove to Eminence to hit the river and relax at the family cabin. The picture on the right is prior to our float on the Jacks Fork. Kari said she was embarrassed to go out in public with me, but I was just trying to fit in with the locals. I love getting to go to the cabin. Its so relaxing being away from work, my phone and everything else. I can't wait for the Arts & Crafts in a couple weeks.
The final character list for the upcoming Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe game has been revealed. I'm excited to see the inclusion of some of the baddest of the bad in DC Comics. Darkseid and Lex Luthor will be joining the ranks and should make for some interesting matchups with the classic MK characters. Combining these two worlds together is like mixing chocolate and peanut butter. I love Mortal Kombat and I love DC Comics, of course i'm going to love it when you mix them together!
The fall TV season is here and all of my favorite shows are back, the ones that didn't get canceled that is. Prison Break, one of my favorites, is back with a crazy convoluted plot. The crew that has already broken out of two separate prisons has managed to get scooped up by the CIA, and is working on recovering a top secret hard drive from an evil organization called The Company. It sounds pretty wacky, but it looks amazing in HD and I don't really care.
One of the new shows I'm watching is Sons of Anarchy. Its about a California motorcycle gang and their shady dealings. Much like Sopranos it takes a deeper look at their inter-personal affairs and puts a face some of the bad people out there. I've only seen two episodes, but I'm really hoping it gets picked up for next season as its one of the better dramas I've seen, though it borrows heavily from the Sopranos.
Apple announced new iPods and updated their iTunes software this week. The iPod just keeps getting cooler and cooler. The most radical change in the form of the Nano. It got a new redesign that looks almost identical to an older model but this time its packing a nice video display. It also comes in a plethora of new colors if you're into that (KG.)
Rick Rolling is so last month. Barrack Rolling is the new hotness. By the way, is anyone surprised he's a muslim?
I keep forgetting to mention a web-only show that I absolutely love. Its called Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog and it was produced by Joss Whedon. Whedon is responsible for cult favorites Firefly, Buffy The Vamipre Slayer, and the new Dollhouse show on Fox. Dr. Horrible stars Neil Patrick Harris (Doogie Howser) and Nathaon Fillion from Firefly. The show has a super high production value for an web series and has that classic Whedon sense of humor. Please check this out, you can watch it on the official website or download it from iTunes. The show has gained such a buzz on the internet that there are already talks of a sequel as well as this webcomic.


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It has been a while since I wrote the last blog post. I have been very busy with architectural work and an occasional landscape shoot. I have also gained an interest in wildlife, and namely - bird photography. I hope to write about the latest work shortly, however I must give the priority to my recent photo trip to Iceland earlier this May.
Gullfoss falls at sunrise, Iceland
I went for the very first time and didn't fully know what to expect apart from reading other internet blogs and sites. The landscape can appear very different in practice in real life; also the weather, the arctic late spring days were all the unknowns to me. So let's start with the basics. It was relatively mild, maybe around 8-14 °C during the daytime and freezing cold at night. The weather was fairly changeable, and overall resembled the north of Scotland in late March or early April. There was hardly any snow left except a few isolated patches high on the mountains. I've seen plenty of clear sunny skies as well as some rain and even a short blizzard up in the north. There was no green vegetation at the time and in light of this I would have preferred to visit later on in the summer, perhaps July or August, or earlier in March to catch the aurora in the snow covered landscape. Nevertheless the journey was still very rich and in addition to lots of amazing new work I also discovered tens and hundreds of picture-perfect locations for the next visit.
The journey was booked for just 4 nights to get a taster of island. Initially I planned to discover one area in more detail and the south west appeared to be the most reasonable pick. I stayed very close Gullfoss waterfall and the Geysers. This allowed me to really make the most of it at that location. The waterfall proved to be a bit challenging initially. The sun was setting too far in the north in the evening, while there was no cloud cover. Next morning the sunrise didn't work out either - it was far too cloudy. However, I quickly changed the plans and still managed to get a few keepers at the Geysers just several kilometers away. It is a very impressive and busy location. The main geyser pool erupts every few minutes spraying boiling water jet 50-100m in to the air.
Icelandic Geysers
I made a few "safe" long exposure shots at Gullfoss later on that morning however the light was already relatively harsh. It all finally came together at the next dawn. There was a vivid fiery sky and perfect conditions for landscape photography. The location is certainly worth exploring from each angle allowing to create a number of different stunning and unique photographs.
Gullfoss falls at sunrise, Iceland
The next locations on the "to-do list" included the waterfalls around the south-west coast and the beaches near Vik. Seljalandsfoss waterfall is perhaps the most impressive one. The light is certainly best in the evening. I arrived in the late afternoon / early evening and started exploring. There are really no bad angles and the compositional freedom is inspiring. My best image was made from higher elevation on on the cliff looking sideways to the fall. It is breathtaking experience even if the water spray can be a bit overwhelming.
Seljalandsfoss waterfall, Iceland
I was actually very keen to shoot the fall during the sunset, but decided to explore the area further down south and hopefully come back on time. Skógafoss fall further down the road was sadly a big disappointment. It was very crowded with tourists and the light was totally wrong as the sun was behind a large hill in the west. It is really the location to shoot earlier or much later in a year when the sun is setting further back. Next up I attempted to get to the Dyrhólaeyjarviti beach and shoot cliffs and the sea arch in the golden hour then hopefully go back to Seljalandsfoss in the nick of time. The first major hurdle was actually parking the car. As I later discovered the only way is to park on the verge and walk a kilometer through a swamp and volcanic sands. The road continued steeply up a cliff. The SUV just about coped with a steeply winding gravel path towards the lighthouse. I was now going the "wrong" way and the time was ticking. Up on the cliff I luckily discovered a sea puffin colony and even more delightfully my excellent Canon EF 400mm f/5.6 L USM telephoto Lens was packed ready in the backpack. I have spent about an hour getting close to the birds and picking the best angles and compositions. It was a totally unplanned development of the day, however - a very positive one.
Puffin in golden evening light, Iceland
At this point I still had a couple of days left and could either come back to Vik and Skógafoss next day or explore other parts of the country. Faced with a difficult dilemma I chose the latter but in the hindsight perhaps it was better to do the former and then travel around the country in the anticlockwise direction. It is even better to have a few more extra days and leave hotel reservations literally to the very last minute and only book one day at the time.
So the last 2 days were spent travelling to the west and the north of Iceland. The landscape changes very dramatically north of Reykjavík. While the south is considerably flatter with several outstanding volcanoes, the north is extremely mountainous, very rugged and as a result overall very photogenic. I think I could spend months or years exploring the region going deeper and deeper and still discover new amazing compositions. One problem is relative lack of lay-bys on the road and lots of barbwire fence everywhere. In that regard, Scotland is by far the better and friendlier country to a landscape photographer. It almost seems that the traveller is only intended to look at the "big" famous falls and other attraction. There are a lot of great non-signposted landscapes and wildlife spots just waiting to be explored even if it takes an extra effort to do so.
Rock ptarmigan, Þingvellir national park, Iceland
Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall sadly didn't work out. It is obviously a sunrise location, and sadly an arctic storm disrupted my plans. The next morning would have been perfect had I not had to catch such and early flight back. Nevertheless I discovered several great locations including Kolgrafarfjordur bay, the falls at the intersection of highways 54 and 56 and the wonderful coastline overlooking Grundarfjörður.
Grundarfjörður coastal nightscape, Iceland
The final day was spent far in the north in the cold and blistery arctic storm weather. Goðafoss falls are incredibly impressive even in such a poor weather. I clearly would have liked some summer flowers in the foreground and a rich sunset sky. I believe the sunset must have been very special that evening however I had to turn back to catch the flight.
Goðafoss falls, Iceland
I also spotted a long list of beautiful areas around lake Myvatn and along the route 1 back to Reykjavík. I am looking forward to going back and shooting there.
Roadside sunset landscapes, North of Iceland
The final morning had dawned at the site of volcanoes called Grabrok. There was time to make a few sunrise photographs at the to of the crater. While these images won't win any major photographic competition, it was an incredible and surreal experience to walk around the crater rim in such and impressive light.
Grabrok volcano sunrise, West of Iceland
Finally, a few practical notes from my journey. The SUV is probably not necessary to drive around route 1 in good weather, but it makes a lot of difference on icy patches, in strong wind or worse - going on gravel roads. It is not unlikely to encounter one. An SUV is also much easier to park on the verge opening lots of photography opportunities. I had an automatic Mitsubishi Outlander from Lagoon for a very reasonable price and it was excellent. I will probably consider owning one. Fuel prices are similar like at the UK pumps, while most European and US travellers will find it pricey. Food is slightly more expensive to UK; fish lovers will appreciate the variety of fresh fish. There are supermarkets in bigger towns; the opening hours tend to be around 10AM-7PM. Credit cards are accepted literally everywhere and I got by just fine with no hard currency.
I am certainly planning to come back again in a different time of year. I now know lots of great locations and will be able to offer a 1-to-1 and workshops.
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Established in 1589 as the Royal Brewery of the Kingdom of Bavaria, the Hofbräuhaus, just like Oktoberfest, is an essential part of Munich's history, culture, and cuisine, and it's a great time.
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- Traditional German delicacies from the in-house butchery
- Bavarian Oompah bands play every day
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- Address: Am Platzl 9, 80331 Munich
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- Subway: Take the subway U3 or U6, or the trains S1-S8 and get off at Marienplatz
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The heart of the Hofbräuhaus is its historic beer hall which is called Schwemme. Sit down at the long, wooden tables—some of them have been here for more than 100 years as the engraved initials, comments, and dates testify.
The Schwemme is a great place to get a true taste of Munich: Listen to Oompah Bands that play it up every day, watch traditionally dressed waiters juggle 10 huge beers at once, and enjoy the fun and bustling atmosphere.
More a restaurant than a beer hall is the Braustüberl, located on the first floor of the Hofbräuhaus.
Quieter and smaller than the beer hall, this is a great place for dining with the family.
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Savor the home brewed beers of the Hofbräuhaus, Hofbräu Dark Beer and the Hofbräu Original, a fine bitter beer. Enjoy them in a huge 1-liter stein, called a Mass.
The menu of the Hofbräuhaus is famous for its hearty dishes.
Meat lovers will get their money's worth here: All the sausages are homemade, and you can choose between such specialties as fresh veal sausage with sweet mustard, crackling pork roast, or Wiener Schnitzel, a veal cutlet pounded thin and coated with golden breadcrumbs.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Nov. 9, 2015) – Henry Anderson's season-ending knee injury is the latest setback for the Indianapolis Colts 2015 draft class.
The third-round pick had established himself as a cornerstone on the defensive line. But Anderson's season ended in the third quarter of Sunday's 27-24 win over Denver when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. He was placed on the season-ending injured reserve list Monday and will undergo surgery in the next few weeks.
"Hate to lose anybody," said Coach Chuck Pagano. "That one hurt. He was playing really good football for us."
Anderson started all nine games at tackle and piled up 35 tackles, most among the linemen. He also had one sack, five tackles for loss and four quarterback hits.
"I'm sad for him," veteran linebacker Robert Mathis said. "The man works hard and he's a professional. It's rare that you find young guys like that, rookies as polished and professional as he is.
"You hate to see that happen, but I know he'll bounce back. The guys behind him have big shoes to fill."
Anderson's injury is the latest to afflict the Colts' top three draft picks.
Wide receiver Phillip Dorsett, the 29th overall pick, underwent a procedure late last month to repair a fractured left fibula, an injured sustained Oct. 25 against New Orleans. The initial prognosis had him missing up to five weeks.
Cornerback D'Joun Smith, another third-round pick, was placed on IR/designated for return after suffering a knee injury in the season opener at Buffalo. He has returned to practice and is eligible to play Nov. 22 when the Colts return to action at Atlanta.
Talib suspended: Denver cornerback Aqib Talib has been suspended one game by the NFL for poking Colts tight end Dwayne Allen in the eye late in Sunday's game. He is appealing.
If the suspension stands, Talib will miss Sunday's game against Kansas City and forfeit one game check, or $323,529.
The suspension was levied by Merton Hanks, the league's vice president of football operations. Talib, according to the NFL, violated its safety-related playing rules for "forcefully poking an opponent in the eye after the conclusion of a play."
Allen was face-to-face and in a heated exchange with Broncos linebacker Von Miller when Talib approached and thrust his fingers through Allen's face mask and into his left eye. Talib was penalized for unnecessary roughness. He later was penalized again for unsportsmanlike conduct for arguing with an official.
Pagano praised Allen and other Colts for not retaliating against Talib.
"Really proud of the way our guys responded and handled the situation,'' he said. "They held their composure."
Allen said he experienced some blurred vision as he exited Lucas Oil Stadium Sunday night, but says it's fine now.
"I play to the echo of the whistle and the whistle had blown," he said. "I wasn't going to retaliate."
After the game, Allen described Talib's action as a "cheap shot."
Talib's account was markedly different. It was one the NFL didn't buy.
"From my angle, I see (Allen) head butt Von a little bit," he said after the game. "I went over to poke his head and I think my hand slipped and hit his face.
"He acted like he got in an 18-passenger car wreck. I guess that's what type of guy he is."
This and that: Pagano was unable to provide an update on safety Mike Adams, who was forced from Sunday's game in the second quarter with an injury to his left ankle.
Along with placing Anderson on IR, the team waived cornerback Tony Carter, which opens up two roster spots. One likely is reserved for the return of Smith.
Quote of the year? Pagano was asked to assess the play of running back Ahmad Bradshaw. Along with contributing to the win over Denver with an 8-yard touchdown catch, he offered solid protection for quarterback Andrew Luck. On one play, Bradshaw went low and cut down blitzing linebacker Brandon Marshall.
"He's a tough son of a bitch,'' Pagano said.


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Skip to comments.Beck on the ObamaCare ruling: I sure am tired of prominent Republicans selling out conservatives
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Well, the good thing is, Beck is back on Philly Radio - 106.9 FM, followed by Rush at noon and then Hannity - just like the old lineup on Philly WPHT 1210 AM before CBS purged their stations.
But yeah, I know what you mean - I enjoyed seeing him on Fox and watching the reaction of the commie retards to every word he uttered.
RE "Shoved off"
Same with Judge Napolitano...
That's a lot of "ifs", Rita.
Unless Captain Romnoid sweeps into office with a filibuster proof majority in the Senate, there's no way a repeal happens.
I still don't understand why anyone seriously thinks the bill will be repealed? Don't people pay attention to the way things have worked and are working?
Even if Romney wins, the GOP holds the House, and wins the Senate, they ARE NOT going to win 60 seats in the Senate. The GOP House will vote to repeal, the bill will be passed to the Senate and the Democrats will simply filibuster it and not let it be voted on. Especially since the GOP have done this, they will be itching to return the favor. By January 1, 2014 nearly 60% of the bill is due to be implemented. They will hold off until then.
It's here to stay. The only chance was the Supreme Court in my opinion. And they failed. It's here to stay.
Bull!!! There is potential to win 70 seats this fall- 23 are in Democrat hands and are up for Reelection.
All 23 of those Senators now HAVE to campaign with gasoline at 4.00/gal, unemployment at 8.5% and having passed the largest tax increase the world has ever seen, in all of human history, as well as the most comprehensive set of bureaucratic shackles ever crafted, in the history of the world. Good Luck..enjoy the #%it sandwich you've made...
All it takes is Romney and 51 Senators.
Yeah and most of them are winning right now by 7+ points. I think even the most optimistic of people would agree that getting to 58 would probably be peak. Flipping 9 or 10 Senate seats in one election is really a monumental task. And the GOP would have to flip 23 as you say to get to 70. It's not going to happen.
" But yeah, I know what you mean - I enjoyed seeing him on Fox and watching the reaction of the commie retards to every word he uttered.
RE Shoved off
Same with Judge Napolitano..."
Right on both counts.
I know. :)
Hannity complained about the GM bailout. Then GM bought him and he shut up. How did they buy him? By advertising on his show and giving him a Suburban to ride around in. He's one big hypocrite who loves to hear his own voice. I'll bet he goes home at night and listens to a replay of that day's show with all the callers edited out.
I'd bet $$ it'd be the same gaggle that passed TSA, the Patriot Act, Medicare Part-D and any number of other gov't growth bills.
Just because they 99.9% all ganged up for a group-photo opportunity doesn't make any one of them worth a warm piss if they were on fire.
Well then, that settles that! If we clearly and earnestly tell GOPe international fascists that we are tired of being betrayed, surely they will stop it. Yeah, that's the ticket. Vote for Mittens.
No. When one of the two dominate parties implodes another party rises to second party status. The GOP may be reaching that point. From the forced nomination of Romney to it's inability to adapt to the rise of conservatism, the GOP has resisted change. While I certainly wouldn't predict when the party will fall, it seems that major changes will need to occur if the GOP is to be a relavent force twenty years from now.
Just When you thought There wasn't enough room on your Back for another Knife....
I'm not so sure 3rd parties are out of the question any more. That is if the Republicans don't come through on what they've been campaigning on. ( replacing Obamacare, re-invigorating our oil industry, protecting our borders, changing the tax system and doing something to stabilize Social Security and Medicare)
I would prefer the platform of the Constitution Party and Tea Party policies are appealing. I'd have to study the Libertarian party.
Other than help Democrats.
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So apparently I didn't watch the weather forecast for today, because when I woke up I was shocked to see everything covered in white!! I know, I know... I live in Utah. Snow isn't exactly a big shocker around here, it's just the everyday life style; although yesterday was sunny and felt like a beautiful Spring day! So to go to this type of weather all of the sudden didn't exactly make me jump for joy. Yes, it's beautiful and as you can see in that picture I took on the way home from school, our mountains are beyond breathtaking - but you have to realize that driving to school today wasn't not a fun adventure in the slightest. My poor little Jetta was skidding and sliding all over the freeway. The snowplows hadn't even shoveled yet, so it was quite frightening. I wished at the time they would've canceled classes, but then I wouldn't have been able to see my adorable student's faces!!
Overall it was a pretty glorious day!! My positivity is really taking over and I feel better and better :) Living everyday feeling the gratitude and the love for your surroundings truly makes a difference; for the better. I actually found this link on the Secret website and I wanted to share it with you all. It's a beautiful video taken from Planet Earth. Seriously it's breathtaking. And I don't think it's possible to watch this and not feel thankful at the beauty around us:
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That's right: Damon Salvatore. Vampire Diaries is finally back on and I'm so stoked for it!! It's honestly the highlight of my week! I just hope for some Delena (even though they said he's going to be getting a new girlfriend and it won't be Elena), I will not give up on them. The writers have built these two characters up so much during season 1 and so far in season 2 that it wouldn't make sense if nothing ever happened between them. I mean he said he loved her already for God's sake! That means something... hellooo!! Hopefully they're just building them up even further so when they do happen, and they will, they will be extraordinary. I'm sorry, I'm just not a fan of Elena and Stefan. I would almost rather him be with Katherine. They are just boring (except for the first time they made love, that was beautiful), but you catch my drift... unless you've never seen this show then sorry! But you should watch it; it's beyond amazing. So here's counting down the days till Thursday!
Adding onto the guilty pleasures of television, I finally watched Kourtney & Kim Take New York City and loved it. I could never live in NYC because it's too fast-paced for my taste and I'm definitely a country type girl instead, but there is something so dazzling about that city. They are definitely going to take over that town!! I feel like Kim has issues with guys and that Kourtney needs to spend sometime with Kim instead of just Scott 24/7. I expect good things from this season.
Have a fabulous night everyone - I'm off to go do math homework. I cannot wait; I'm so good with math and understand it really well (did you believe my positive thinking? Haha).