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This week's CCEE challenge is an inspiration challenge. I chose this photo as my inspiration. I discovered I don't have a copic that matches Ruby Red cardstock. That is now on my to buy next list. I had to use a blender pen & my Ruby Red ink pad. I haven't done that in forever!!!
Stamps: Calendar Set 2 Flourishes
C/S: Ruby Red, Black, White
Ink: Memento black, Ruby Red ink pad, Mellow Moss ink pad
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2 comments:
- Stamp Talk with Tosh said...
Beautiful roses!! Love the red/black!! Thanks for joining us in our CCEE challenge this week!! :o)
- February 16, 2010 at 1:04 PM
- Joanne (jojot) said...
so beautiful...thanks for playing with the CCEE
- February 17, 2010 at 12:54 PM
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The Paradox of Modern Liberalism
True dat
Side Score: 25
I object
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I tried to give a basic overview of the paradox of tolerance in the first section of this, mentioning that the idea was alive and well with the rise of modern liberalism. Here we will briefly explore that rise and how it has contributed to the paradox of tolerance.
Beginning in the early 1900's, modern liberalism (they referred to themselves as "progressives") rallied behind Republicans such as Theodore Roosevelt, and Democrats such as Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryant to fight corruption, corporations and to propose and push for government solutions to social and economic problems. This was a drastic departure from the prevailing thought before them, which for identification purposes we will call classical liberalism, that we will explore in the future. The movement then, and continuing into today, sought to combine civil liberties and equality while trying to support both a free market and a planed economy. Today you would see this view point expressed by both moderate Republicans and Democrats. Think both Joe Donelly of Indiana and John McCain of Arizona as a couple of examples. While they disagree on various points in how to reach the goal, those who are carrying the mantle of modern liberalism, whether Democrat or Republican, are in essence trying to do the same things. Public spending (tax dollars) are encouraged for education, health care, welfare programs, and the like. It expands the role of government in daily life.
Social Justice is a big buzzword these days and it is important to understand that what we tend to think of as social justice now differs a great deal than it has in the past. In the past it had more to do with an individual fulfilling their part in a society and in return receiving their due from society. In a more modern understanding it has come to deal with social safety nets, the distribution of wealth, economic justice,etc. I mention it because it will surely come into play now, and later, in this exploration.
A good explanation of the modern liberal is given by Paul Krugman in 'The Conscience of a Liberal'
"I believe in a relatively equal society, supported by institutions that limit extremes of wealth and poverty. I believe in democracy, civil liberties, and the rule of law. That makes me a liberal, and I'm proud of it."
Of course civil liberties have come to mean something very different also. In the modern setting, civil liberties, often called civil rights have no distinctions from political rights or the equal protection of law. They have become one and the same due to a combination of law and public opinion, but that is probably another blog in and of itself. In short, we have Roosevelt's New nationalism, Wilson's New Freedom, FDR's New Deal, Truman's Fair Deal, Kennedy's New Frontier and Johnson's Great Society. All of these are examples of modern liberalism. Modern liberals constitutionally would say that we need to understand what the constitution meant when it was written, then apply that to a modern setting, even if some principles are tweaked or changed.
From this modern liberalism, we have a branch, very popular today, called social liberalism. The basis for this political school of thought is that individual liberty requires an amount of social justice. Social liberalism believes that the role of government includes an increased role in healthcare, poverty, etc. It teaches that the good of the community is required for the freedom of the individual. From the group to the one. This is the predominate form of liberalism seen just after WW II in the nation. I want to note that a good many social liberals maintain a very conservative economic policy.
The progressive movement today hardly resembles Roosevelt's progressive movement. The two are so dissimilar that I wanted to mention it simply so they are not confused. The modern progressive movement can be seen as calling for government to take measures, often extreme measures, to end the income gap, protect the environment, provide safety through gun control, etc. Bernie Sanders is a good example of a modern progressive. In many ways, Former President Obama was as well.
So, finally to the tolerance paradox. What does all of this have to do with anything? Let us work backward. Progressives demand an an almost cult adherence to their policies by and large, or there will be severe, at least verbally severe, consequences. We see this politically by much of the rhetoric of say a Nancy Pelosi. As an example, I will quote her from Morning Joe on MSNBC
Question: But how do Democrats who have the right policies economically. in their minds, how do they reconnect with a middle America who feels like sometimes they are looked down upon because of their faith or their values?
Pelosi Answer: Well, thank you for asking that question because the cultural issue, and especially when it comes to rural America, the isolation that some people feel there, plus they don't think that Democrats are people of faith, when the fact is that we are. And I say, this will be a little not in keeping with the spirit of the day of unity, but I say they pray in church on Sunday and prey on people the rest of the week, and while we're doing the Lord's work by ministering to the needs of God's creation they are ignoring those needs which is to dishonor the God who made them.
To at least this progressive, and it is the attitude of many more, they are doing God's work, or at the very least the good work. No one else is. They are misguided. This is a prime example of the tolerance paradox. She, and those similar to her, have made a simple right or wrong choice, and for the sake of protecting that choice, for the good of us all of course, anything contrary to it must not be tolerated. As she mentioned God, we now have one of the many intersections of faith and politics in our country. Look at her words carefully. Middle America, at least those who did not vote her way, are dishonoring God. Now one can argue that this is not the majority social viewpoint, but she believes it is and thus acts using the paradox of tolerance to try and shut down such thoughts and actions. Notice the moral superiority here. It is essential for the tolerance of paradox. Those who are tolerant, must be morally superior in their views in order to shout down those who are, by their standard, intolerant. The justification for her saying such things will undoubtedly be that is her opinion so it is ok…which is terribly funny because undoubtedly a contrary opinion to hers will be mercilessly assaulted by the very same who justify it in yet another example of the paradox of tolerance.
Another example from modern liberalism is prohibition in the early 1900's. Drinking was bad and wrong and must be stopped for the good of us all. A more modern example is the so called war on drugs. Use of certain drugs deemed dangerous by those in charge must be prohibited for the good of all. Sin taxes, those taxes specific to vices (alcohol, cigarettes, sugar in drinks, etc.) are another example. Mind you, I am again not making any sort of value statement about these actions, simply that they are examples of the paradox of tolerance. These things are not good for you, so you must stop and actions will be taken to try and get you to do so. If a profit can be turned in doing so, all the better. Think gambling in it's various forms, and the numerous vice taxes we have.
It is my hope that by now you can see many examples of the paradox of tolerance in your daily life. Everything from local, state and federal government, to your personal interactions, to your life of faith. Some of those examples you will undoubtedly find to be good. Some not so good. Some probably terrible. Think about them, examine them, really completely discount them, but at least understand that they are there and they have become such an ingrained part of our social structure that it is impossible to escape.
Next up, the prevailing political opinion that came before all of this, classical liberalism.
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"To at least this progressive, and it is the attitude of many more, they are doing God's work, or at the very least the good work. No one else is"
This is not a position isolated to Liberals or Progressives; this is pretty much every politician, or anyone with a political position to hold.
You will be hard pressed to find a single person on this forum on the left or right that thing that their group is not doing at the very least "the good work", and the other side is not.
Side: I object
We are doing the good work. The other side actually is trying to keep Trump from stopping terrorists from entering the country. His 6 nation travel ban had to go to the Supreme Court to get past these mindless lunatics that are more worried about their "obligation" to foreign strangers who have proven to be an infiltrated and dangerous, unvettable group, than they are about the safety of their own neighbors, friends, family and children.
Side: True dat
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We notice this same Leftwing hypocrisy and double standards in many areas.
The Left supports keeping even criminal illegal immigrants safe in sanctuary cities. They care notuing for innocent people being harmed or killed by these illegal immigrants.
The Left is having a love affair with Muslims, while Muslims in America and in Muslim nations look the other way when Gays and women are executed on behalf of their religion.
The Left looks the other way when supporting "Black Lives Matter" who chant... "death to cops, when do we want them, Now!"
The Left not only looks the other way when viable babies are being torn apart, they actually support the inhumanity.
The Left never holds criminals accountabile for their actions. They want the tax payer to support criminal drug addicts on welfare, who chose to take illegal drugs while getting addicted.
The Left is very soft on crime because they are indoctrinated into this Liberal no fault any thing goes ideology. Our children are the victims of Liberal extremism.
These Leftwing Democrats actually think that handing out some food stamps to these children in broken homes is being compassionate. ROFLOL, talk about mindless fools.
Never will they actually address the breakdown in moral values in this culture. They just create more social bandaids to cover all the colatteral damage.
Side: True dat
"The Left supports keeping even criminal illegal immigrants safe in sanctuary cities. They care notuing for innocent people being harmed or killed by these illegal immigrants."
This is a grotesque misrepresentation.
For me, sanctuary cities are about harm reduction. Not prosecuting illegal immigrants who aren't doing anything else wrong when they come to the police, makes it more likely that these same people will co-operate with the authorities with more significant crimes including drug trafficking, human trafficking and other major crimes.
The idea, is not to waste time and resources on people who aren't committing the crimes to make it easier to focus on the ones who are.
So what you just said about "the left", is a massive strawman,.
"The Left is having a love affair with Muslims, while Muslims in America and in Muslim nations look the other way when Gays and women are executed on behalf of their religion."
Again, a MASSIVE misrepresentation. In reality, the left tries not to hold innocent people accountable for the crimes of others. For example, I don't think you are a racist because other conservatives are racist; and I think it would be bad treating you as such. In the same way treating people as if they are the problem when they are not; is an easily dependable position.
No one defends violence or extremism; just the people you often blame for it; though they have nothing to do with it.
So again, MASSIVE misrepresentation.
"The Left looks the other way when supporting "Black Lives Matter" who chant... "death to cops, when do we want them, Now!"'
Actually, there is some truth in this. In reality, the issue is that a number of the problems BLM are trying to highlight are critically important, and highly valid. Unfortunately, many (but by no means ALL), are cretins, as you say.
Rightly or wrongly (and I think wrongly, as it is harming the movement); many (but not all) on the left don't criticize BLM to avoid devaluing or appearing to devalue the issues they are standing for.
"The Left never holds criminals accountabile for their actions. They want the tax payer to support criminal drug addicts on welfare, who chose to take illegal drugs while getting addicted."
Actually, again this is a grotesque misrepresentation. It is about harm reduction, and viewing drug addiction as a medical issue rather than a criminal issue. We just have to look at the opiod epidemic to see that.
The left treats addicition as MUCH more nuanced and complicated than you're treating it. It's a realization that poverty and hopelessness drives drug use and addiction; and the harm caused to society by unabridged drug use is mitigated by harm reduction policies.
So no, your argument here is a gross misrepresentation.
"The Left is very soft on crime because they are indoctrinated into this Liberal no fault any thing goes ideology. Our children are the victims of Liberal extremism."
What "no fault anything goes ideology", you seem to be confused. I suspect you are confusing treating the liberal approach which is to focus on the DRIVING forces of crime; poverty, lack of education and access to education etc, as more important factors to deal with than the crime themselves.
Indeed, the nature of the US criminal system right now, is effectively broken; and that needs to be dealt with.
Perhaps either that, or you are confusing the ingrained bias in the criminal system; or the fact that the US incarceration rates are the highest in the world (or were), is not something to be proud of, but indicative of it's own separate problem.
Either way; again, a MASSIVE grotesque misrepresentation.
"These Leftwing Democrats actually think that handing out some food stamps to these children in broken homes is being compassionate. ROFLOL, talk about mindless fools."
Wait... what? Are you arguing that paying for human beings to eat when they have difficulty affording food is.... not compassionate? or wrong?
That doesn't even appear to be incoherent.
"Never will they actually address the breakdown in moral values in this culture. They just create more social bandaids to cover all the colatteral damage."
I don't think it's possible for the government address the breakdown in moral values in this culture and still be a democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
Without having full state control of the media, draconian morality and speech laws to enforce a state approved moral code (who's moral values do you mean, btw? yours? mine? I can assure you they aren't fully the same), the state would need unprecidented powers over individuals in school and throughout society to address the breakdown in moral values.
That's the reality of what you're saying, to truly address the breakdown of morality; or at least to the degree you need; you'd need to turn the US into Saudi-Arabia.
And I'm sorry, but that doesn't interest me; and thus, my main interest is to limit the harm, and to use government means not to enforce or mandate morality, but to help prod people in the right direction and away from behaviors that measurably harm the citizens of it.
So please; Stop the grotesque misrepresentation of the people you don't agree with; it's pretty obscene, as you are not accurately portraying the left; you are simply parroting the caricature you have built.
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The only person being grotesquely deceptive around here is you.
You said....
"Without having full state control of the media, draconian morality and speech laws to enforce a state approved moral code (who's moral values do you mean, btw? yours? mine? I can assure you they aren't fully the same), the state would need unprecidented powers over individuals in school and throughout society to address the breakdown in moral values."
So you are saying that America 50 years ago was like Saudi Arabia? Are you smoking something? We had no state sanctioned moral thought police 50 years ago. We had common sense values that did not hide from saying it like it is for fear of offending some irresponsible selfish idiot.
Guess what? We shamed selfish idots having one night stands and then walking out on their child for tax payers to support. SOCIETY, PARENTS, ALL SAID IT LIKE IT WAS BACK THEN!
But that's no longer politically correct in your no fault ideology.
Liberals such as yourself treat morals as a dirty word. You are the exact people who decided to censor any speech dealing with moral values from our pubic, and replaced it with your Leftwing political correct values.
So tell me in all your grotesque deception, whose political correct values do you mean? Mine, yours? I assues you we don't agree.
You are too much a fool not to see your hypocrisy. It's ok to push your Political correct values on America, but those old fashioned traditional values are NO LONGER ALLOWED!
Side: True dat
Straw Man:
A common form of argument and is an informal fallacy based on giving the impression of refuting an opponent's argument, while refuting an argument that was not advanced by that opponent.
The typical straw man argument creates the illusion of having completely refuted or defeated an opponent's proposition through the covert replacement of it with a different proposition (i.e., "stand up a straw man") and the subsequent refutation of that false argument ("knock down a straw man") instead of the opponent's proposition
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I can't "strawman" you. You never made an argument to strawman in the first place. A strawman is when you make a point and I take on another point. You never made a point to strawman.
2)I haven't made any argument. I simply described a logical fallacy that the left is known for using.
3)A strawman is taking on an argument that is easy to knock down, thus you have admitted that this liberal position is easy to knock down.
Side: True dat
You also never refuted the proposition of the debate.
Side: True dat
1.) Is the first "Islam" or "Woman wearing Hijabs"?
No liberal ever says Either Islam, or Woman wearing hijabs is "liberation"
A woman being free to chose to wear (or not) rather than be forced to wear them by religions nuts; or forced not to wear them by secular nuts.
So; the point was misrepresented.
2.) Is that a woman cooking? Or in the kitchen?
No mainstream liberal (maybe some nutjob feminists rather than "liberalism as a whole") that I am aware of ever says woman chosing to say home is oppression.
There is (or was) a male dominated culture that taught at every level that the womans place is in the home, rather than to be free to do whatever they want.
Ergo: misrepresentation.
3.) Christianity is homophobia.
No. It's not Christianity that is homophobia. It is the homophobic christians who claim 9/11 was caused by acceptance of Gays, or who ostracise their gay children.
4.) Violent islam is okay.
No liberal argues that the violence of Islam is acceptable.
So yeah; every single one of your asinine points grotesquely distorts liberal positions.
You are effectively lying about the nature of liberalism and commiting a strawman as a result.
You say you can't be engaging a strawman, because I haven't made an argument.
In a curious twist of irony; that itself is a strawman; as my point is that you are misrepresenting LIBERALISM not my own position.
So, in a case of strawmanception: you just strawmanned me pointing out your strawman was a strawman.
Side: I object
I see.
But if someone is more like a hipster and just wants to go try out some used classic liberalism from Goodwill then you don't see any harm in that?
Or hey, what if they got some hand-me-down liberalism from an older relative? Can't they walk around in it some, or should they just throw it in the trash?
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- Know your repayment capacity – First things first, You need to know about your financial status. There must be expenses linked with your lifestyle. Try and note them down so that you are able to take out a clear picture out of it.
- Manage your expenses – Once you have taken loan try and figure out your expenses. Manage your monthly spends keeping the fact in mind that you have to pay your next month EMI. it's not necessary to spend more than your capability when you have a loan going on.
- Plan Your EMIs – The most important factor after your loan disbursement is your plannings on how you are going to take out the EMIs (Easy Monthly Instalments) every month. You can also calculate your EMIs with Home Loan EMI Calculator. You need to have funds every month. If one month you are unable to pay your monthly installment due to some emergency then you might have to pay the next month EMI with penal charges and other bounce charges. Not only this but your financial health also gets affected. Secondly, If you are having loans already going on then try and avoid taking too much credit as it can put you through trouble.
- Don't spend more than your requirements – Try not to consume the whole credited money and even if you are doing so, Try and do it in a more uniform way. Have a more systematic approach towards your financial portfolio.
- Make sure to have an ideal CIBIL Score – Banks foremost criteria to judge your eligibility of getting loan is your CIBIL Score for that you need to have a sound CIBIL Score. This credit score comes with your loan repayment regularity and how swiftly you carry out your credits.
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Repulsive being, you merit
Your verbal acquaintance with grief
Unlike the ants, unlike the porcupine.
You, man of words, merit
Your mnemonic acquaintance with death;
Unlike chickens, unlike the tortoise.
Con man and liar, earths vomit,
Ineffable reasoning sleazebag,
Shame of the primates, carcinogenic tongue,
Learn from pigs to be angelic,
From the jackals, from worms
Learn majesty, learn from the beetroot
To keep quiet, you, nature's spittle.
Putrescent inventor of a language
To describe your decrepitude,
You roll around in your putridness
That other beasts avoid, if not nutritious
Yet you have everything there in your mind
in self ambush with clutches of words,
scrofulous in speech, greased in dialects,
You, final arsehole on the zoological scale,
mystical carrion in the tinfoil
of your coins, sole hypocritical beast,
Vile being, you merit your own
mnemonic acquaintance with grief;
and above all you merityour verbal acquaintance with death.


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- 1844 Manuscripts by Karl Marx-The religious text for the industrial masses. The full scope and power of Marx's appeal lies here in the deep Humanism this book displays. No finer book exists in putting forward the need for a materialist and humanistic program.
- The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness by Eric Fromm-converted me to Marxism, should be banned for it's effect on the weakly liberal.
- Ego and Instinct by Daniel Yankelovich and William Barrett-a masterful reinterpretation of Freudian thought. But it's hidden surprise is it's take on Newtonian physics.
- Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology-editor Scott G. McNall-still an authoritative source.
- Walden by Henry David Thoreau-"The mass of men live lives" is the the quote I live by. Anytime I feel overcome by the consumerism of this world I reach back for this little book.
- Being and Nothingness by Jean-Paul Satre-my stepmother hated this book and worried that I read it. No one feels the modern man's isolation and despair like Satre.
- The Lonely Crowd by David Reisman-If I were only inner-directed! Very friendly writing that would get anyone excited about soicial theory. Very American.
- Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain by Antonio R. Damasio-Smashes the idea that thinking can be seperated from emotion.
- SOCIETY OF MIND by Marvin Minsky. You will never feel the same about homonucli again.
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It is important to know that Equated monthly installment (EMI) calculators are basically efficient online tools which help to calculate the monthly installments on your applied loans. Although, they are very easy to use and prove useful, few people still refrain from accessing these calculators. Moreover, there are many who do use them but have several doubts. Let us focus on some of the frequently asked questions about Loan EMI calculator and the features related to it.
FAQs about EMI calculators
1. What is an EMI?
When a person takes a loan, he/she has to pay it back in a process comprising of monthly installments. These installments consist part of the loan principal as well as a part of the interest. After adding these two parts, the total sum is acquired which gets broken up into smaller parts known as the EMIs.
2. What is an EMI calculator?
An EMI calculator is a helpful online tool which informs the borrower about the exact amount of EMI that has to be paid each month. One needs to fill in a form comprising of the necessary details about his/her loan, along with the principal amount, tenure, and interest rate. Hence, the calculator offers the individual with an EMI liability that has to be returned at the end of each month.
3. Where to find EMI calculators?
Almost all banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) manage their own EMI calculators which can be accessed on their respective websites. One should also remember, there are several other independent calculators available on the internet that can be used for assistance. Furthermore, in this smooth technologically advanced era there are EMI calculators available as smartphone apps. One can download and use them effectively free of charge.
4. How precise are the EMI calculators?
In most cases, an EMI calculator turns out to be accurate. You would mostly end up paying the EMI amount which was estimated by the calculator. However, it is advised to always check with your bank/NBFC well before you select a loan. This is due to several factors which can cause inconvenience. For example, there are times when the lenders change their rates of interest at the very last moment. Such an action can impact your EMIs quite significantly.
5. Are EMI calculators and EMI simulators same?
The answer to this is- No! An EMI calculator informs you about the exact amount of money you need to pay each month. On the other hand, an EMI simulator presents an approximate figure.
6. Why should I use an EMI calculator?
The use of an EMI calculator works to offer a realistic look at your personal loan. One must always take a loan which is affordable and comfortable to repay. Further, check the EMI which you have to pay before you access a loan. Also, if the amount seems too big, go for a loan amount which is smaller. This can help you in managing your finances better in the near future.
Benefits of Using EMI Calculator
The function of an EMI calculator is to determine the equated monthly installment without much hassle. One needs to simply enter details such as rate of interest, the period of the loan as well as the principal amount to receive accurate calculations. There are several benefits which a borrower gains through this tool. The prime benefits include:
Reveal Affordability: You can find out whether you are capable of affording personal financial commitments during the overall period of the loan. With the help of an EMI calculator, you can stay informed about the exact amount that has to be paid every month. This proves advantageous to plan personal finances in a better manner.
Different Loan Types: In today's time, financial institutions and banks offer different kinds of loans to satisfy various necessities of the people. With the help of an EMI calculator, you access the power to find out the precise EMI value for your home loan, car loan or any other personal loan.
Pictorial Representation: The best part is that graphical charts and understandable graphs are available under this tool. Such pictorial information works effectively to educate the borrower about the accurate EMI details.
EMI calculators are available on the internet and are simple to use if you are well aware of the necessary details. So, if you are planning to pick up a loan, be sure you use an EMI calculator. It is a helpful source for containing all your worries under simple mathematics and presenting it to you for further reference. Many individuals have gained through this amazing tool while sitting at home under a private environment. Hence, get rid of your financial worries by learning how much a loan will cost you every month using an online EMI tool.


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West Coast are flying, coming off a big win over Geelong that would have been a 100 point win if not for wayward kicking. North Melbourne continue to struggle to play consistent football, blowing a big lead over the Pies in one 10 goal streak last week. Add the loss of coach Brad Scott to the equation and there are few reasons to tip the Kangaroos. So why are so many people tipping them? Do we think Tasmania is too cold for the Eagles?
North Melbourne welcome back Swallow (late change again?) and West Coast regain Yeo from suspension and Dom Sheed. Kennedy could go large in his 150th game as the forecast is for a dry game.
Thommo's tip: Kangaroos by 12 points (I don't know why!)
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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You have till this Sunday night May 6. I will announce the winner Monday morning!!!
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GDPR is just around the corner and it is time to get your head out of the sand if you are a sole trader or micro-business. In my recent piece - GDPR Checklist – for sole traders and Micro businesses, I summarised my learning on the recent journey for RapidBI. In that journey, I thought I had covered 99% of the bases. But it seems I missed one KEY POINT. And this one is a big one! I have since added it, but as many won't read all the piece I thought it worth a short piece of its own. ICO … [Read more...] about GDPR Get your head out the sand – Part 2 for sole traders and Micro businesses
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Data protection law changes on 25 May 2018 for all of us in Europe & beyond. There is a lot of information out there but little about GDPR for Sole Traders and Micro-Businesses UPDATED 14 MAY to include ICO registration requirements The law on data protection says what you should do when you collect, use, store or do anything else with people's personal data. This law changes on 25 May 2018. As a freelance or independent professional (working as a sole trader or micro-business/ … [Read more...] about GDPR Checklist – for sole traders and Micro businesses
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Physical Features: Northeastern county; rolling; partly Blackland, sandy loams, sandy soils; Sabine River, Lake Tawakoni, Lake Fork Reservoir.
Economy: Agribusiness, some manufacturing.
History: Caddo area. In the 1700s, Tawakoni Indians entered the area. Anglo-Americans arrived in the 1840s. County and county seat named for Emory Rains, Republic leader; created in 1870 from Hopkins, Hunt, and Wood counties, organized the same year; birthplace of National Farmers Union, 1902.
Race/Ethnicity: (In percent) Anglo, 85.0; Black, 2.6; Hispanic, 9.2; Asian, 1.1; Other, 1.2; Two or more races, 1.6.
Vital Statistics, annual: Births, 102; deaths, 150; marriages, 69; divorces, 53.
Recreation: Lake Tawakoni and Lake Fork Reservoir activities; birding, Eagle Fest in February.
Minerals: Gas, oil.
Agriculture: Beef, forages, dairies, vegetables, fruits, nurseries. Market value $22.8 million.
EMORY (1,313) county seat; local trade, tourism, government/services, commuting to Greenville and Dallas; African-American museum.
Other towns include: East Tawakoni (940) and Point (363), manufacturing, tourism, tamale fest on July 4. Part of Alba (541), mostly in Wood County.


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Hattiesburg police seek suspect in alleged armed robbery
The Hattiesburg American news team is constantly working to bring the best news experience to the Pine Belt.
Hattiesburg Police Department is investigating an alleged armed robbery that took place early Saturday.
The alleged victim contacted Hattiesburg police around 7 a.m., saying he was from out of town and stopped at East Eighth and New Orleans streets around 5 a.m. to gather his thoughts.
He said a man in a red shirt came up to him with a handgun and demanded his money so he gave him his wallet. The man said he had to wait on a service station to open before he could file a report.
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A woman was fatally shot and a man wounded by gunfire as they sat in a vehicle Tuesday night parked near the Shari's restaurant at the Marketplace at Lake Meridian shopping center in Kent.
Officers responded at about 10:47 p.m. to 129990 SE Kent Kangley Road after reports of a shooting, according to a Kent Police media release. The woman, 34, of Federal Way, was in the driver's seat and died at the scene. Paramedics transported the man, 64, of Kent, who was in the front passenger seat, to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. As of Tuesday night, he was conscious, but in grave condition, according to police.
The suspect remains at large, however, it does not appear to be a random incident, police said. Investigators are gathering information from witnesses and collecting evidence from the scene to try to determine what led to the shooting and to find the shooter.


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The Department of Criminal Justice is responsible for developing and offering baccalaureate degree programs to students who wish to pursue educational opportunities in one of the Department's core disciplines. The programs offered by the Department are of the highest quality and prepare students not only to take up a wide array of positions in the workforce but also to pursue graduate-level education if they so wish.
In addition, the Department provides substantial general education support to programs offered by other Departments on LSUA's campus.
The mission of the Criminal Justice Department is to:
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Affordable Colleges Online ranks the LSUA program as the 35th best in the country and ahead of such schools as McNeese State, Northwestern State, and the University of Memphis.
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Fred Meissner is a former IRS Revenue Agent with over 30 years of government and private experience. Twenty years ago, before his admission to the bar as a tax lawyer in Arizona, Mr. Meissner was an IRS agent for ten years. He has worked in corporate tax departments for Fortune 500 companies and the "Big Four" Accounting Firms. He holds a LL.M., a specialized law degree in Taxation. With this combination of education, training and experience, he provides his clients with unique insight and judgement on any tax question.
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In the short lived era of DIVX home theater, my father accquired a player and about 50 movies. I am now in the possession of the previously mentioned quantity. As the player is no longer operable and the original scheme to corner the movie market failed (miserably). How can I play them? I noticed that this forum is not very popular. ANYONE OUT WHO CAN HELP?


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Last Monday we were able to go out to Enterprise to celebrate Austen's birthday. Here's the birthday boy himself. You might not have recognized him, though.
New baby Dirk, Bryan, and Mary
Jeff and David
Tana in the distance, me and Dirk.
And this beautiful thing is the dinosaur cake Tana made. She is a cake making extraordinaire, and has inspired Mary and me to enroll in a decorating class next summer.
Thanks for the fun party! And happy birthday, Austen!
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Friday, August 21, 2009
Impulse Buy
It seems like the later we go to Wal-Mart the more ridiculous our purchases get. For example, last night. We went to Wal-Mart for one thing. They did not have what we were looking for, but we decided to look around. We soon found ourselves in the long check-out line with about 12 items in our cart. After reading up on what new drama Jon and Kate are going through, my eyes began to wander toward all those last minute products. Sometimes I do get tempted by the chap stick, or gum, but I usually try to steer clear of those products. But last night, I spotted a ShamWOW, and as soon as I showed Jeff it says "Made in Germany" in big letters right there on the towel, it was in our cart. $6.99 and worth every penny.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
Crazy Eights
I just had to share that my sister is the one who made the 8888 click. Luckily, she documented it. And I thought I would share it with everyone. I think when I realized the 8888 click was going to happen on our anniversary, that was about the second happiest/excited/breathless I've ever been in my whole life. Jeff thought it was really annoying because I couldn't stop talking about it. But really, what are the chances? I didn't even rig it. And it was so lucky I even noticed it was about to happen. I am calling it a tender mercy. Jeff is calling me crazy. I even had a dream about it the night I discovered it. Maybe I am crazy...
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Saturday, August 08, 2009
To Infinity and Beyond
Today is our one year anniversary! We can't believe how fast time flew. All week I've been saying things like, "Last year at this time, I was getting my nails done." "Last year at this time, I was at Chuck-E-Cheese." It's been so fun to reminisce.
Despite what the Sunday Comic might sometimes suggest, I really do love Jeff. Our bishop said we would love each other more and more every day, and we are finding that to be true. Being married is the best thing ever. I am so glad Jeff is willing to put up with me.
It has been a great year. With many more great years to come. Happy Anniversary, Jeff!
(CHECK IT OUT! Look at the number of hits on the left hand side of our page. Help us get our 8,888 hit on our anniversary!!! Lucky Number 8 is at it again!)
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Wednesday, August 05, 2009
My First Love
When I was growing up, we had the same meal every Sunday for as long as I can remember. We mixed it up a little bit with either chicken or roast beef, but it was always served with mashed potatoes and carrots. The only time we strayed from that menu is if we had guests over and then my mom would be sure to add peas and brownies for dessert. You would think that after years and years of eating the same thing every week, everyone would be sick of it. Surprisingly, the kids would get angry if our Sunday meal was tampered with.
I left home for college and missed my Sunday dinners at times more than my own family members. Even though I had seen the meal be prepared millions of times, I just knew it would not turn out the same if it wasn't cooked by my parents. So every Sunday my stomach was left unsatisfied.
I eventually got used to the fact that the famous Thomas Family Sunday meal was no longer a part of my weekly staple, so I moved on. When I got married, I thought maybe we could start the tradition up again. Jeff was not too fond of eating the same thing every week. I was officially weened off the meal. All I had left were the memories.
Until last Sunday. Jeff asked me if I wanted to cook my favorite meal. I had never cooked it before all by myself, so I was slightly hesitant, but I couldn't resist. I called up my dad to make sure I got all the little details right about the meal. We were peeling potatoes in no time with a roast in the oven. Jeff probably won't let this be an Excell tradition, but I may be able to swing it every now and then. Welcome back, Sunday Dinner. I've missed you so much.
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Megaterios is the strategic ally of companies, through which they solve the needs of technology, innovation and communications. We are proud to say that we are a 100% cucuteña company that offers services of software development and cloud computing at national and international level.
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Poor D, though. When he was working, he didn't get Veteran's Day off. Now he's in school and still doesn't. He went to tutor yesterday and said it was kind of a waste of time because the kids didn't have homework because of the holiday. Kids get the day off school, but D--who's actually a veteran--doesn't. That's messed up.
And he's kind of annoyed because he only has the one class today, and it's a quiz. It's the last quiz, and they get to drop the lowest score, so he doesn't even need this one. So he has to go all the way downtown to take a quiz that will have no bearing on his grade. But he figures these cases will show up on the final so he may as well be familiar with them. Still.


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Monday, December 10, 2007
Just Humor Me A Little Longer
This is the view of our driveway. Considering our neighbor's tree is lying right across the power lines, I assume it's a miracle we still have electricity. My sister, needless to say, who lives out in the country, with a big ole propane fireplace, and a back up generator, is hosting an impromptu slumber party tonight with good friends of theirs who are without power, as are a good number of people in the city. My mother is without cable. For me, no cable service would also mean no phone and no computer. Hmmmmm, power -- or cable. Tough choice. If I could only have one or the other, which would I choose? Keeping my children warm on the one hand ...... not being able to connect with the Internet on the other. I don't know; that's a tough one. Can I get back to you on that?
The kids and I got out and took a drive. It might be too slickery to get to school, but by golly, we'll manage a little sightseeing jaunt and a trip to Sonic, won't we? (Yes, seriously. I wanted onion rings for lunch. So shoot me.) This was one of the many branches down in our neighborhood.
I don't know whose tree this is, I just thought it was pretty with the ice on the branches. The heck with auto accidents and power outages and fires and burst water pipes --- it's all about the photo opportunities, baby.
This is the mailbox at our rental property. The rental property that Blaine and I spent Friday morning ripping all the old carpet out of. And if climbing over frozen piles of icy carpet on the back porch to get inside the house, to make sure the kitchen and bathroom sinks are left dripping, to make sure the pipes don't freeze, isn't your idea of good-time mountain climbing, then I sure don't know what is. (Remind me again why we've moved back home to Oklahoma?)
And here, a sad little tree in the backyard of our rental house. It wasn't large and manly to begin with, but it's even more pathetic now. The two trees in the front are beat all to hell, also. One is a weeping willow, so I'm hopeful it will finish weeping and bounce back up in a few days when the ice melts. The other is going to need some major branch clean up, which clearly violates the "NO Manual Labor" clause of my marriage contract, so I'm not sure how Blaine is going to handle that one.
Until then, school has been cancelled again tomorrow. Which judging by how today went, means I'll have seventeen more loads of wet laundry to do, constant mopping of hardwood floors because heaven forbid I remember to buy a door mat at Target, a dog who will choose to poop behind the kitchen table rather than go outside on the frozen ice with his dainty little paws, and the very clear realization that whatever romantic notion I might ever have had about homeschooling, about the warm and fuzzy idea of keeping my children with me 24/7, holding them close to my bosoms at all times ---- yeah, **THAT** retarded idea will fly right out the window before 9am tomorrow. If I was guessing, that is.
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Ah, yes. The ice storms of the Midwest--a part of our very recent past. My sister homeschools her four children. I think we're not actually related. I get a little testy when one of the boys is home sick for a day. Or a half day.
- Hyzymom said...
Homeschooling??? I break out in hives just thinking about it. John and I have been making a concentrated effort to check and help Brenna with her Algebra homework and studying for tests. The sessions usually end up with someone in tears (me) and someone stomping off muttering under her breath. Just got her Math progress report yesterday... F!! Yeah, homeschooling - sign me up! :o)
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- Wonderful World of Weiners said...
Glad to know other people have dogs that will NOT do their business outside, when it's a frozen tundra. We live in Maine and our 2 wierer dogs would rather "bust a gut" then spend anymore time thannecessary out side!! We even have to shovel a path in the snow for them!
76 today in Georgia, we may set a new record high!
- Grandma J said...
You are a hoot! Home schooling wasn't an option when my kids where young, but my grandson asked me to help him with his homework and I swear I have no knowledge from the 6th grade! It's gone!
Hopefully you don't lose cable or electricity, but if you had to choose, well let's just hope you don't have to cross that bridge.
Stay safe!
- The Running Girl said...
Those pictures remind me of what it is like around here every few years when we get the ice. Hardly ever get snow and when we do, it's not enough for a snowman. Glad you still have power.
- Dayna said...
Wow. Um. I've never liked the fact that I live in Southern Claifornia. Until right now. I mean, it's butt cold here today - but hey, on the bright side, we don't have ice hanging off anything.
Oh, and hmeschooling - well, I'm considering it right now for my oldest - and then the weekend comes around, and I think better of it.
I'll bet the state of Georgia's lookin' pretty good right about now, huh??!! We had one of those ice storms over 10 years back up here - the first that I'd ever encountered in my whole life (having lived only in Washington and Florida, for pete's sake) - and, I did NOT like it. Snow? Snow I can deal with. Ice? Not so much. But, after hearing about OK ad nauseum on the news this morning, I thought about you (and PDub), and was glad to check in and find out that not only are you all okay, but you all have heat and power - and, in YOUR case, even onion rings!! Stay warm, and stay safe!!!!! Hopefully the thaw is not far off.....
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you can't have cable internet without electricity. The modem needs power too. :)
Here's to hoping some of that ice melts away soon! Good luck!
Tammie in MS
Ah winter in the Midwest...Gotta love it! On the news up here in Nebraska yesterday, they were showing pictures of your fair Oklahoma talking about how it was the "worst ice storm" in recent history! Stands to reason it has to happen RIGHT when you decide to move, huh? Saty warm!
- erunginung said...
Kristie, It looks so pretty though! (said from someone who was wearing flip flops yesterday...)
I hope you don't lose power OR internet...and that you stay warm!
And I'll just keep pouting and complaining about our crappy hot weather in December.
I can't wait to see your card! :)
Your pics are beautiful in an eerie sort of way. But, for now, I'll stay in sunny Calif. and enjoy the view!
Dixie in CA
Was just thinking about you guys when I saw the weather on our news here in VA. It's unseasonably warm here today, but we had some freezing rain last Friday. The pictures are beautiful, though! As for homeschooling... after all the work you did/all you went through to get the kids in THE school district you wanted, it would just be a waste to homeschool now, right? haha! Or at least you could use that excuse!
At least you're not STILL shaving your legs because it's 80 DEGREES...tell your kids if they go out to play again, they have to do it naked because they are messing up too many articles of clothing! :) And tell Lager he can come spend Christmas with us down in Georgia if his paws get too cold.
Our puppy, Jack, is fascinated by snow/ice. Here in Minnesota we have been in the single digits, and we have at least 6 inches. Every (e-v-e-r-y) single time Jack goes out to go potty, he is genuinely startled to see the snow. He then puts a tentative paw down, lifts it, and looks down, seemingly thinking, "Oh my God! A hole! I wonder what's in the hole?" He then shoves his nose into the hole that HE just made, looking for any small rodent or treasure. Finding nothing, he pulls his nose out, takes a step, lifts he foot, and repeats the process. "Oh MY GOD! ANOTHER HOLE!" He then shoves his nose in, etc. This happens every single time he goes out to pee. He spends the whole time shoving his nose into his own pawprints, and he genuinely appears to think that each hole will yield him a fabulous treasure.
I don't know if it is adorable (yes I do, it is), funny, or just plain sad.
We had an ice storm like that in KY once...it was miserable! We had to have a slumber party with two other families because most of us were without power for several days. I remember how quiet it was outside, and then the tree branches would start breaking, sounding like gunshots in the distance. It was eerie. I'll take the fact that I had to turn the air on today over the ice any day. Oh, and I believe you have to have cable AND power to run the computer. So pray you keep both!
Gayle in AL
This is a post I wrote last year when an ice storm hit my area pretty bad. The first pic on the post is a weeping willow tree in my in-law's neighbor's yard. I thought the tree destroyed, but after the ice melted, the beautiful droopy branches perked right back up. It was phenomenal.
I hope you don't have to choose between power and cable. But moreso, I hope Sonic doesn't lose power. What would you do without pellet iced Diet Dr. Pepper in a styrofoam cup? A girl has her limits, right?
I've been whining about the 22.5 inches of snow we've received in southern Wisconsin in the last NINE days, but hearing about your ice makes my whining seem wimpy!
And I now officially hate snowdays. I'm a teacher and I used to love them...staying in my jammies, reading books, watching lame TV. Then came kids...and the litany of mommy I'm bored, mommy play with me, mommy I'm hungry...AAARRGGHHH! Mommy needs some wine! I swear it's like summer vacation with worse weather and no activities all scrunched into eight hours of pure hell. Homeschool...not for a million dollars!
Julie in Madison, WI
- Pam Doughty said...
Yep, here I sit, down in SUNNY, freakin' HOT Georgia, and my biggest problem is that, after I've shaved the winter fur, my legs are now snow-white (the closest thing to snow that my son has seen in his memory). And frankly, my dear, I don't GIVE a darn whether it blinds anyone or not, because I'm menopausal, I'm having hot flashes, and it's 80 degrees in December!
But then again, I've been through TOO many ice storms in the South to say that I'd trade places with you, Kristie. White legs..ice storm. Not even a tough choice. Give me my Ray Bans... it's time for shorts! And remember.. Delta is ready when you are, and we'd love to have you back here in Georgia!
Ahh, we had a similar storm a few years back here in OH and it was wonderful. for some weird reason i look forward to those times. I don't have to go out. No where to go. We do homeschool though and so it is life as usual for us. My husband lives for the "survival mode" situation. Bustin' out the generator, the outdoor woodburner going strong. i am a little sad b/c we just had several inches of snow this past week and now today . . . poof, gone. melted with all the warm air the last few days. Even today - 60 deg. What is that about. But it is Ohio. perhaps this is an omen of sorts. go back to Georgia. They need you!
Tammy in sunny/foggy/snowy/rainy all in one week, Ohio
- Stephanie said...
Cold, definitely. But also beautiful! I remember how much I hated ice storms in Anchorage, but how pretty they made everything. Hopefully school will be back in session soon...at least Sonic was still open!
A "retarded idea"? Really? Interesting.....or something.


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Layers and Layers of Purple
Top: Jcrew Factory | Pants: Fishbowl (Similar) | Boots: Target | Scarf: Jcrew (Similar) | Hat: Gap | Bag: Cole Haan | Gloves: Nordstrom | Sunnies: Rayban | Accessories: Michael Kors, David Yurman
I recently had a major purple moment! It seems like every day it becomes harder and harder to avoid wearing bright spring florals and neon accents, so this full purple ensemble was my solution last weekend.
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STYLE TIP: Try wearing dark purple as a neutral for an unexpected twist to your outfit! A rich purple hue goes with almost everything and is the perfect neutral for Spring