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FRIDAY PRACTICE – 2018 Russian Grand Prix (Driver Interviews & Report)
Race Weekend: 2018 Russian Grand Prix
Another race weekend is upon us and following on from the Singapore Grand Prix, we're now getting ready for the Russian Grand Prix where the championship battle will continue between Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel.
Today, we had FP1 and FP2 and below, you can read what drivers had to say – along with key team members about the sessions and the work preparation for the weekend ahead.
MERCEDES – FRIDAY PRACTICE – 2018 Russian Grand Prix
Free Practice 1: 1:34.818, P3
Free Practice 2: 1:33.385, P1
Lewis Hamilton: "Sochi has been one of the weaker circuits for me in the past, particularly last year."
"So I've done a lot of work to understand the balance and see where I can improve to try and rectify this – today has been good in that sense. From every race we're learning more and more and particularly the last few races have helped us to really gauge which foot we need to start on for the weekend."
"We've brought more upgrades this weekend; there's so much work going on at home and it's just really encouraging when you come to a race and you get an upgrade, knowing that this late in the season we're also already working on next year's car – it motivates me to get the best out of everything."
"It's been a good day for us, so let's hope that it continues tomorrow."
Free Practice 1: 1:34.999, P4
Free Practice 2: 1:33.584, P2
Valtteri Bottas: "It was a good day for us; on paper it looks like we should be competitive, but it's only Friday. The initial feeling of the car was good; however, there's still work to do."
"It's so difficult to get a perfect set-up for each corner on this track, because the balance is so different throughout the lap. We brought some aerodynamic updates to the car that worked well and added more grip; we'll see if that's going to be enough for the weekend."
"It seemed like Ferrari weren't really showing everything they have, so they will probably be stronger tomorrow. I think it's going to be very close, so we'll have to keep pushing."
James Allison – Technical Director
"It's been a pretty decent day where both cars looked strong on all the tyres we ran. The HyperSoft is once again a very good, fast tyre for a single lap, but it is less obvious here than it was in Singapore whether it will be so strong in the race. The long-runs went well, we looked competitive on them and the car generally behaved itself – so far, so good. We're looking forward to tomorrow and seeing how it all pans out once it starts to count."
FERRARI – FRIDAY PRACTICE – 2018 Russian Grand Prix
Free Practice 1: 1:34.488, P1
Free Practice 2: 1:33.928, P5
Sebastian Vettel: "Some Fridays are good, some aren't and this one hasn't been great for us. We are not where we want to be yet and we've got some catching up to do."
"Today it was difficult to put the laps together, we went through the tyres too fast, especially the front left, and struggled a bit with both the fast laps and with fuel on board."
"There was also a lot of traffic and obviously this never helps. Now we have some work to do, as we need to find the reasons for that and come back stronger. However, I am positive as ever, as I think that tomorrow and on Sunday it will be better and we'll find out the right things to apply."
"We want to put both cars on the front row tomorrow; we don't know yet what will happen, but we'll try to do our best as pole is the best place to start from."
Free Practice 1: 1:35.696, P7
Free Practice 2: 1:34.388, P6
Kimi Raikkonen: "Usually, on Friday, it is always tricky with the tyres; then the situation improves, the circuit cleans up and there's more grip to be found. Today, the conditions we found were pretty much those we had expected."
"Normally, we don't look too much into the lap times on Friday; we try many things and learn from it. For sure there's some work to be done and there are things to improve, but this is normal."
"We'll see what tomorrow brings in qualifying, when everybody is pushing to the maximum."
MCLAREN – FRIDAY PRACTICE – 2018 Russian Grand Prix
Free Practice 2: 1:36.074, P17
Fernando Alonso: "We knew coming here that this weekend could be quite difficult for us, so today's performance was pretty much expected. That's also why we opted to change the engine components here and take a penalty."
"After Monza and Spa, this track has the highest power sensitivity of the whole season – and we know that's usually a bad sign for our performance. It's something we're trying to understand, so we've been trying different set-ups to reduce the drag on the car."
"Equally, we know we can't perform miracles from one weekend to the next, so it's going to be tough."
"The degradation looks quite high, so we need to choose a good strategy for Sunday: qualifying isn't too meaningful for us this weekend, but I still hope we'll be in the points at the chequered flag."
"A big thanks to Lando for waiting in the pit-lane for 20 minutes for the FP1 green light. I'll have a better starting position on Sunday because of him – so I'm very happy with the job he did today!"
Free Practice 1: 1:37.187, P16
Free Practice 2: 1:36.617, P18
Stoffel Vandoorne: "We've been trying quite a few different things across both cars during practice today – trying to learn about the tyres, which are looking quite interesting."
"I think everybody has been surprised by just how big the degradation is on the longer runs. Typically, this has been a one-stop race without too much degradation, so the key today was to understand just how the tyres are working."
"I think a two-stopper will still be tricky to make work as overtaking is so difficult around here. But let's see how the degradation pans out – it's usually a little less critical on a Sunday, so probably still a one-stop – but hopefully with the race being a bit more interesting…"
"Fernando and I experimented with the tow today: any lap-time we can gain is important, but it's too early to say what we'll do in qualifying tomorrow."
Gil de Ferran – Sporting Director
"For this race weekend, we elected to change power unit components and take a penalty on Fernando's car. One of the knock-ons of that was ensuring Fernando's was the first car out of the pit-lane this morning – correspondingly becoming the first of several cars to earn a penalty, and consequently ensuring he will start ahead of the other penalty-affected drivers. Kudos to everyone in the garage this morning for accomplishing that small but important task.
"The rest of the day's running was primarily focused on race preparation: neither driver encountered any issues throughout the day, which was a positive.
"In FP1 this morning, Lando enjoyed another a smooth and trouble-free session, very quickly getting down to business and immediately setting representative times.
"Clearly, we've got some work to do to improve our competitiveness at a circuit that doesn't seem to suit our car's handling characteristics. We evaluated several new developments and set-up options and made a good start to our weekend."
RED BULL RACING – FRIDAY PRACTICE – 2018 Russian Grand Prix
Free Practice 1: 1:35.524, P5
Free Practice 2: 1:33.844, P4
Daniel Ricciardo: "The car felt good today and I really enjoyed driving. The circuit was actually good fun and we had pretty good pace. Because you don't have any banking to give you extra grip on the corners, coming here with the Hypersoft gives you the grip you need, which made it more enjoyable."
"We got some traffic on the long runs this afternoon which gave us some feeling of how it will be in the race. It's not the easiest track to overtake on, but we eventually got it done, so I think the race should be pretty entertaining."
"I'm happy to see there is some tyre degradation, if it's an easy one-stop race it could be a bit predictable, so I'm hoping it could be a two-stop to make it more exciting."
"There isn't much use in us doing the full qualifying tomorrow due to the penalties, but we will see how we go after FP3 and decide what to do then."
"We did plenty of running this afternoon and I know we have some good data from that. It will be important to do another long run in FP3 and prepare fully for the race. Russia has never been our strongest circuit but today there are some good signs."
Free Practice 1: 1:34.538, P2
Free Practice 2: 1:33.827, P3
Max Verstappen: "It was a good Friday for us. It's better than expected to be third in FP2. Straight away the car was working well, the long runs were good and we seem to be in good shape."
"Overall, the performance of the car is pleasing, we just need to understand the tyres better and work out the plan for the race. The information we received today was very good and we have the evening ahead to analyse everything. It was good to be in the mix with Ferrari and so far we can't really complain."
"I don't know what the strategy for qualifying tomorrow will be, but we probably won't do the full session. I also expect Ferrari to find something overnight, so it's going to be close tomorrow."
"Taking the penalties here is not so bad because it's not our strongest track, so it's best to get it out of the way. Starting from the back of the grid should be fun."
"I mean, moving forward and passing people is never easy, but we'll see how far we can get."
There's lots more on the way this weekend so make sure you check back for all the latest!
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Technical (beginner to intermediate) - Understanding EXPOSURE
With the advancement of technology, we now find a lot of photographers relying on a camera's ability to choose the correct settings for the circumstances. Although this works pretty well for much of the time, it is still important to be familiar with how the three main exposure controls work, and how they relate to each other.
"Exposure" simply refers to the amount of light captured, whether by an electronic sensor, film, or (for any Victorians out there) a light-sensitive coating on a glass plate. Actually, I remember using glass plates to photograph the night sky during my astronomy course at university, so perhaps I should gloss over that Victorian comment!
Three camera settings control the exposure of the photos we take: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. These three terms should at least be familiar to anyone using a camera, even if they are not fully understood by all. As with most things in photography, it helps to break everything down to smaller, simpler steps and understand each of these before putting it all back together.
Aperture - cameras lenses can control how much light reaches the recording medium (film or light-sensitive sensor) by changing the size of the hole through which light enters the camera. We use aperture to control the depth of field.
Shutter speed - the camera can alter the length of time the shutter is open: the longer it is open, the more light gets through. We use shutter speed to control the amount of blur in moving objects.
ISO - this is the least obvious setting, and one that some may not even be aware of. In digital cameras, it refers to the sensitivity of the light-sensitive sensor, which can be altered electronically. It equates to the film speed in older, film-based cameras. Its use is a little less obvious.
Each of these three settings has a different effect on the resulting image, and it is up to the photographer to decide which of these should take priority. Shutter speed will affect the amount of blur a moving object has, so can be used to freeze action (fast shutter speed, typically 1/1000th sec or faster) or to give the impression of flow or movement (slow shutter speed, typically 1/20th sec or slower). Aperture controls the range of distance over which our photograph is acceptably sharp. ISO is not really used creatively in the way that shutter speed and aperture are. Rather, it gives us some latitude in what settings we can use, depending on how much light is available. It is important to note, however, that a low ISO (less sensitive, requiring more light) gives better results than a high ISO (more sensitive, not requiring as much light). Using a high ISO creates more "digital noise" or, with film, larger grains, so in either case, some detail is lost. With film, that has been used creatively but digital noise is generally unwanted. The "film grain" effect, if desired, can be created in the photo manipulation stage by digital photographers.
As any one of these settings changes, we need at least one of the others to be altered to retain the same exposure, which is where the phrase "exposure triangle" comes from. Our cameras are designed so that the increments in each have the same effect on exposure.
We refer to "stops" in photography. A full stop (or 1 stop) is an adjustment to the camera settings which doubles (or halves) the amount of light landing on the light-sensitive material (the sensor, in digital cameras). So, we might talk about going up one stop (doubling the amount of light) or going down one stop (halving the amount of light).
A lower exposure can be achieved by a faster shutter speed, or a smaller aperture, or a lower ISO setting. Each of these reduces the amount of light captured. Similarly, a higher exposure can be achieved by a slower shutter speed, a larger aperture, or a higher ISO setting. Each of these increases the amount of light captured. The increments our cameras allow for adjusting each of these are designed to be the same, and may be measured in stops or fractions of a stop, normally a half, a third, or a quarter stop. One increment in the appropriate direction for shutter speed, aperture, or ISO will have the same effect on the exposure.
One more slight complication I should mention here is that most cameras allow us to set an "exposure compensation". Often this will be used in unusual lighting conditions such as a lot of light reflecting off a snowy scene.
With all these available settings, it is very tempting to let the camera make the decisions for us. A lot of the time cameras will do that pretty well (assuming you understand the modes they offer you). However, I think that the attempt to "automate" these settings has done two things. First, it has taken away the understanding of what is really going on, which leaves us vulnerable when the camera doesn't manage to make a good decision. Second, the "automated" settings have themselves become more complex, with all kinds of "scene modes" or other terms entering the fray. With a proper understanding of exposure, and how the three basic elements that control it relate to each other, it may actually be quicker and easier to set up a shot than it is to find an appropriate "automatic" setting.
Cameras, especially DSLRs, usually have a couple of "semi-automatic" settings that most proficient photographers use a lot of the time. You can set "aperture priority" which means you choose the aperture and the camera selects the shutter speed to give the correct exposure. Alternatively, you can select "shutter priority" where you choose the shutter speed and the camera selects the aperture. In neither case have I mentioned ISO. Usually this will be set by you, and altered only by you, but some cameras can alter the ISO setting automatically. To discuss all the permutations would just be confusing and pointless so I strongly suggest you consult you camera's instruction book, or look for advice about your own camera on-line if it can change the ISO for you.
There is one more setting commonly used by proficient photographers, and that's the manual mode, where the photographer chooses every setting. This is gives ultimate control of creative effects - if you know what you're doing!


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August has come and gone and tbh thank god. I am not a fan of the summer months, especially since in Florida they just bring heat and humidity and oh my god more heat. I am not about trying to look semi-cute only to be a sweaty, frizzy mess the second I step outside. That being said, there were a few things that made August not horrible.
Air Pods || I finally did it- I bought my own pair of air pods. I'm really not one for big expensive purchases but I knew I would get a lot of use out of them and I knew I could afford them and you know what I'm an adult and just really wanted a pair. I use them at the gym and WOW let me say what a game changer wireless headphones are. I love them. Plus I feel like I'm one step closer to being Busy Philipps which is the ultimate goal.
Degrassi || I know what you're thinking- "Abby get your head out of the clouds it isn't the early 2000s". BUT I WANT IT TO BE. This show is everything. I was surprised by how genuinely good the writing was at first, but I'm on season 5 now and wheelchair Jimmy is here and I am loving every second of it.
Shane Dawson || I really haven't watched Shane's videos since I was in middle school and he was Shanaynay which… yikes. However, I kept seeing a thumbnail for his TanaCon videos and I finally gave in and watched and I was hooked. His little mini series videos are crazy good and his friends are hilarious. I would highly suggest giving his channel a click if you are looking for something new to watch.
Chub Rub Shorts || Now I'm not going to lie to you and say I just discovered these. I have been a part of the thicc thighs party for quite some time now. However, every summer I am re-reminded of how much of my life I owe to these shorts. Let me just say for those of you who aren't a part of this club, chaffing is real and painful and can ruin a good day. (Flashbacks to wearing short shorts at Disney all day in the middle of the summer.) Throw on a pair of good old stretchy shorts and I immediately feel like the hot summer day is my bitch and my thighs are ready to crush it.


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About Hillsdale College
Founded in 1844, Hillsdale College is an independent, coeducational, residential Christian liberal arts college with a student body of approximately 1,500. Its four-year curriculum leads to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree, and itis accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
Hillsdale Highlights
• Every student signs The Honor Code, committing to participate fully in the mission of the College: "A Hillsdale College student is honorable in conduct, honest in word and deed, dutiful in study and service, and respectful of the rights of others. Through education the student rises to self-government."
• Hillsdale students enjoy the highest academic profile of any national liberal arts college competing in Division II athletics.
• Three graduates recently clerked for US Supreme Court Justices.
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• 98% of Hillsdale College graduates are employed, enrolled in further education, or engaged in meaningful activity within six months of graduation.
• The average entering freshman academic profile is a 3.82–4.0 GPA and 28–32 ACT, or 1280–1420 SAT.
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Hillsdale's educational mission rests upon two principles: academic excellence and institutional independence. The College does not accept federal or state taxpayer subsidies for any of its operations.
Hillsdale continues to carry out its original mission today, both in the classroom and nationwide, through its many outreach programs, including its monthly speech digest, Imprimis; National Leadership Seminars; and not-for-credit online course offerings. A prayer written in the Bible that was placed inside the 1853 cornerstone of Central Hall reflects its continuing commitment: "May earth be better and heaven be richer because of the life and labor of Hillsdale College."
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Though established by Freewill Baptists, Hillsdale has been officially nondenominational since its inception. It was the first American college to prohibit any discrimination based on race, religion, or sex in its charter and became an early force for the abolishment of slavery. It sent a larger percentage of its students to fight for the Union in the Civil War than any other American college or university except West Point. It was also the second college in the nation to grant four-year liberal arts degrees to women.
The liberal arts
A sound liberal arts education includes study in the humanities, the natural sciences, and the social sciences. To prepare its students adequately in the liberal arts, Hillsdale College asks that they fulfill certain academic requirements in these areas.
Among the courses required of Hillsdale students in the core curriculum are Classical Logic and Rhetoric, Great Books in the Western Tradition, Great Books in the British and American Traditions, The Western Heritage, The American Heritage, and The US Constitution, as well as courses in philosophy, theology, the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the fine arts.
Hillsdale College's liberal arts education and vibrant campus community help students form a foundation for the rest of their lives. A Hillsdale education is more than the study of what is good, true, and beautiful; it is in the practice of these things that education comes to life.
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Located in rural southern Michigan, the nearly 400-acre Hillsdale campus includes both modern and historic buildings. In addition to excellent classroom spaces, the Mossey Library and Heritage Room, and arts, music, and science buildings, excellent facilities include a state-of-the-art health education and sports complex, the John Anthony Halter Shooting Sports Education Center, Slayton Arboretum and Hayden Park, the Dow Conference Center, the Searle Center, and comfortable residence halls.
The Grewcock Student Union is the major hub of campus activity and houses the dining hall, a café, the College bookstore, and offices for student activities and publications. A chapel construction project is currently under way.
Students of the natural sciences can pursue their interests at the College's G.H. Gordon Biological Station, a 685-acre field research laboratory located in the northern part of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. The College's Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship in Washington, DC, holds classes and provides support for students participating in the Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program.
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With over 100 clubs, organizations, and honoraries; seven nationally chartered Greek houses; 14 NCAA Division II athletic teams; intramural and club sports; choir, orchestra, and theatre; competitive speaking; a student newspaper, literary journal, and yearbook; spiritual life and volunteerism; and events hosted by the Student Activities Board, students never run out of things to do! The student life at Hillsdale ensures a memorable and enjoyable college experience.
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Watchmen is really something and a half when it comes to graphic novels. I don't say it like a bad thing, but when this book has been hailed as 'one of the most influential graphic novels of all time', you know there is a lot to offer and dissect.
Like most things in life, Watchmen may not be everyone's cup of tea. It's a hefty book with numerous chances at speculation and discussions. It was written in the 80s, in a time that comics were not as diverse as they are today, nor as easily accessible. It's also heavily based on an alternate history in which the United States wins the Vietnam War and the Watergate Scandal was never exposed—and that the country is edging towards World War III against the Soviet Union. As someone who is unfamiliar with these sides of history and lack the knowledge to speculate, the best way to approach this graphic novel without an understanding of its history and influences is to just keep on reading—and possibly have a second go at it.
As far as writing goes, however, I think it's brilliantly well-written. Intelligent. Since this graphic novel is a 'deconstruction of the superhero genre', it's safe to say that Moore creates characters in a way the reflects that statement. There are no real heroes in this book—no real sympathetic character, anyway—only flawed people with conflicting moral quandaries and priorities. It makes you question morality on a scale rarely seen in fiction. No one is truly good or evil in this book; they are simply convinced that they are right.
Watchmen is a complex multi-dimensional work and a brilliant piece of fiction. Parts of it felt too intricate to put into words; frankly, I still don't fully understand it. Like I said, a second read isn't mandatory, but it would be beneficial if you were to piece together this intricate story. Having said that, I do understand why it's so lauded by so many. It's an engaging read that challenges is readers to theorise beyond what's pretty much set in stone, i.e. the superhero genre. Alan Moore is an extremely talented writer and I look forward to reading more from him.
If you've made it this far into my post, thank you for reading! Have you read Watchmen before? If so, what did you think? If not, would you consider it? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in my next post!
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A lot of individuals might not know but personal development training is also offered by trainers through Skype. You don't have to visit a professional for this purpose. You might be wondering: is personal development training worth the money spent?
Let's discuss how personal development trainers can help you.
You become strong internally
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You can communicate smoothly
It is said that communication is one of the biggest skills one can attain throughout his/her life. Even if you are average in terms of your work, you can climb the success ladder easily with your communication skills. And a personality development trainer can help you possess superior communication skills.
You can improve your relationships
Well, this can be an extension of above point. If you have strong communication skills, it becomes easier to handle the relationships. Also, coach guides through the things you should follow and avoid to make your relationship stronger with your partner, friends, children, parents, or colleagues.
You feel motivated
A coach can motivate you to take necessary actions. This is applicable at every level, including personal and professional. You, as an individual, will come to know the benefits of taking a specific action.
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I used to write a blog about my life, and the hilarity that ensued when attempting to turn wild little monsters (AKA, my kids) into mostly decent people. I also talked a bit about the struggles of being an "autism mom", though the actual struggle was severely downplayed. People loved this blog. I'm not saying that because I personally wrote it and think that anything I've written naturally comes with a dash of amazing. I'm saying it because I was told repeatedly by people I barely knew, or had never met, how much they enjoyed it. It was funny, they would tell me, these strangers. It was so nice and refreshing for someone to look at these difficult things and find the humor in them. And, I guess, it was. For them. But I wasn't laughing. Not really. I was locking myself in my closet and crying for hours. I was silently wishing that someone, anyone would just make it all stop.
Then one day, I stopped writing. I don't just mean on the blog either, I mean I literally stopped doing the only thing I had left that gave me a sense of self, altogether. Because I couldn't find the funny anymore. And when I wrote about the moments that hurt, when I wrote about the things that scared me so badly I couldn't sleep for days, nobody wanted to read it. I'd get asked, "When are you going to start writing about all the funny things they do?" Well… there's only so long I can pretend that cleaning my kid's shit off a ceiling fan like some sort of twisted zookeeper is funny, my friend. People were, from my perspective, disappointed. So, I stopped.
Because my struggles were not funny anymore.
Now, that's not entirely true. And I am writing this to be entirely truthful. With you, whoever you may be, and with me, most of all. I am determined to live my own truth. It wasn't that there was no humor to be found. It was just that I couldn't find it. I was angry, and sad, and confused, and lonely, and hurting so deeply in some places that I was convinced I was going to hemorrhage and die. Postpartum depression split me open from stem to stern, and without any real idea of what was happening to me, all of the things that I loved the most about myself silently started slipping away.
What I didn't know at the time, and what I have since learned, is that postpartum is a hellacious beast. And, just like the more than 3 million women it affects every year, it comes in an unending variety of shapes and sizes. In the seven and a half years since my youngest son was born I have learned a lot about this disorder, and it is very likely that I will share what I have learned on a future post. But that's not what I'm here for today.
Today, I am here to admit some hard truths. Today I am writing this in the hopes that my struggles; past, present, and future, may help someone else. Today I am writing this as a tool to help me become the best version of myself. Because I have changed. Dramatically. I am not the person that I was all those years ago. Not by a long shot. And I'm not even close to the person I want to be tomorrow. Seven and a half years ago I began a downhill slide, one so subtle I didn't even notice it was happening. Until I was so deeply buried, the idea of digging myself out seemed impossible.
So many things contributed to this drastic and terrifying change. I am sure that over time I will dissect those miserable memories, even when I don't want to. But here is what it boils down to. Here is the place I was in when I finally woke up. I was suddenly blinking at my strange new surroundings and wondering to myself, "Where is this, and how did I get here?".
I was angry. I mean, really angry. Not just mad, not a bit irritated. I was absolutely furious. With everything. With everyone. With my husband, with my kids, with my friends and family. But above all else, I was so very angry at myself. I cannot think of a single point throughout my entire life that I could say I was filled with such unyielding self-loathing. I hated what I had become. I hated who I had become. How could I let this happen to myself? Where did I go? What have I done to my life? I was also terrified. I've never been so bone-deep frightened. And that's saying something, given some of the things my kids have put me through. Who am I supposed to be now? How am I supposed to be that person? Where did I go?!
The unnecessary anger wasn't new. My shameful lack of patience wasn't new. I had been living in some weird fog for so long, and now I've woken up to discover that I have damaged the people that I love the most in this world. I have allowed hurt and anger to spread through my house like some 14th-century plague. I've got one kid who is half convinced I hate him. I've got another one who is so incapable of handling his emotions he never would have made it through the last school year if he hadn't won the grand prize in the lottery of teachers.
I did this. I let this happen.
So, now what do I do?
Answering the question is the easy part. Actually following through is where the going gets tough. Now, I have to fix it. Now, I need to face the demons I have created. Now, I need to climb my ass out of this hole that I have dug, so I can face the mountain before me. Now, I need to be the person that not just my family needs, but that I need me to be.
Sounds easy enough, right?
I had experienced a few little snaps back to reality over the years, but every time it happened, I would find myself so overwhelmed by the immensity of it that I'd slide right back into my familiar fog. Until one day I didn't.
My first real, hard snap back to reality happened about two years ago. My husband and I were fighting. Honestly, I couldn't tell you what we were fighting about. The constant push and pull of conflict was such a commonality in our marriage at that point that we could have been arguing about him forgetting to put something on the grocery list. Now, don't get me wrong. We weren't screaming obscenities at each other, or screaming at all for that matter. We weren't being abusive or mean, we just weren't getting along.
I opened my eyes one morning, and he wasn't there. He wasn't there because he'd left for a trip that had been planned for quite some time. It wasn't that he was gone that bothered me. It was that he'd left without saying a single word to me. My first reaction, petty and small though it may be, was relief. I thought, at least we won't be arguing. And then it hit me. Hard. This was my life. I was laying in my bed, with my children sleeping in their beds, and I was relieved that my husband had left for a week without saying goodbye to me. How is okay?
It wasn't. It isn't. And I knew it. Right then, in that moment, I knew my life was not okay. I spent that entire week running around like my hair was on fire. Taking in the state of my life. My kids, my marriage, my whole self. When reality finally crashed down around me, it hit hard. I threw up. A lot. I was violently, painfully ill. I had to keep sticking my head between my knees and silently willing myself to breathe as the full breadth of my life hit me with the force of a mac truck falling out of an airliner. I didn't sleep for two days. Images of my life kept playing on forced repeat in the front of my mind, and I thought I might actually go crazy.
I didn't go crazy. And eventually, the panic attacks stopped. Which is when the thinking started. My life had to change. I had to change.
Now, let me stop and be clear on something here. I was not, by any means, suddenly fine. I did not just wake up and suddenly everything was clear and focused. At this point in time, I barely registered the changes that were happening in my children. This is a horrible, heartbreaking, sickening thing to admit, and I can't even type the words without crying. So many things were going on in my boys' hearts and minds and lives that I was not connected with. Oh sure, we went places, or did things, and I was there at school functions and IEP meetings, and all the other necessary things a stay at home mom is expected to be at. Once, I even tried to be PTA secretary, which by the way, was an unmitigated disaster. But I was not there. I was coming back, I was waking up, but I still had such a long road to travel.
I spent that week doing some of the most intense soul searching I had ever done in my life. Was I happy? Uh, no. Clearly. Was I doing my family any favors by being so unhappy? No, definitely not. Why was I so unhappy? Oh man, don't get me started. The list of reasons I gave myself that day for my own self-loathing and misery were embarrassing in many ways, enlightening in many others, and some of them, quite frankly, were freaking ridiculous. But again, I remind you, I was still encased in a shell of depression that had only just started to fracture. So, I'm going to give myself some grace. Because what really matters here, is that it had fractured.
Over the last two years, I've taken many steps forward. And I've taken quite a few steps back. When my husband got home from his trip we had a meeting of the minds the likes of which we hadn't seen in a long time. There was, and still is, a lot of damage. There's scar tissue, and hurt, and resentment, and anger on both sides. But there's also love. And a determination to fix the problems, and build a future. Together. That week I made a decision I had been playing with for years. I decided to go back to school. And I did.
Some things changed. I started taking classes, which I've wholly enjoyed. Except for the moments when my true inner monster rears her ugly head, and I start to convince myself I cannot possibly do it. What right do you have to dedicate so much time to this ridiculous endeavor? You'll never finish anyway. And seriously, your kids have eaten hot dogs like three times this week. This is how you become a better person? Really? Those moments are real, and intense, and I don't know if I'll ever be rid of them. But for now, every day, I win the small internal battles, and I push on.
And while I will take those moments of triumph for what they are, I have come to realize that a lot more things haven't changed. I'm still impatient. I'm still angry and resentful. I am nowhere near the person or mother I want to be, and I have only just realized how much my words and actions have impacted the hearts and minds of my children. I started a yoga challenge last month. 60 days of yoga, in the studio, every day. I signed up because I thought it would be nice to give myself an excuse to get out of my house and away from my family, since we are all piled on top of one another at the moment (yay summer vacation!). What I didn't realize, was that I would find such striking clarity while doing so.
I did not change over the last two years. Not in the ways it matters most. My internal dialogue is still filled with such vitriol, it's appalling. My kids are constantly at each other's throats, and the anger I see in them is a direct reflection of my own. I'm impatient, all of the time. Once again, the lightning struck, and reality crashed in. Only this time, I wasn't a sobbing mess on my bathroom floor. I was laying in savasana, listening to the guy next to me breathe like a leaking firehose. It took everything I had not to sit up and shout to the room "This is NOT me! This is not who I am!" And it isn't. I refuse to let it be. I will not allow this miserable bitch who has invaded my mind exist anymore.
I am done with her.
So, I'm not who I was. And I'm not who I am. Where the hell does that leave me?
With a long journey ahead of me. I need to consciously shift my perspectives. I need to stop seeing my children with a critical eye, and start seeing them with a loving eye. I need to stop telling myself how horrible I am, and start giving myself the grace I need to heal and become the woman I am meant to be.
Which leads me to this blog. And you. If you managed to get this far, and really, give yourself a pat on the back for that, because this is one really long post. I'm starting my own happiness project. If you don't know what that is, don't worry. I'm not one hundred percent certain yet myself, and I read the book. But I'm going to find out. Maybe we will find out together. Because I'm revamping this blog.
This place where I used to hide my pain with laughter. This place that was both weirdly sacred, and a cause of personal torture. I'm taking this place back. I am going to give it new life. I am going to put myself out there, warts and all.
This was the hardest thing I have written in a very long time. It's not fun to peel back the curtain and expose all of your shortcomings to the world. It's harder still because some of the readers may be people I know personally. Maybe you? I had initially planned on this being posted anonymously, because I'm terrified to think of someone I know and respect reading these thoughts and thinking less of me for them. But, I am living my truth. And that means no more hiding. So, if you know me, and even if not, I only ask that you reserve judgment. Because this isn't an easy thing for me to do. But I think it may be a necessary one.
Life can be hard. But it is so much harder when we are horrible to ourselves. When our perspectives are so skewed in the wrong direction we can't even see what we are doing to ourselves and our loved ones. It doesn't have to be like that. We don't have to be like that.
I refuse.


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The Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Dr. Emeka Anyaoku yesterday absolved Nigeria of any wrong doing for refusing to arrest the Sudanese President, Omar Al-Bashir,
when he attended an AU summit in the country.
Anyaoku, who was speaking with newsmen during the funeral services of Madam Maria Taiwo Abati, mother of the Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on media and publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati which held in Abeokuta, the Ogun state capital declared that it was unrealistic for Nigeria to have handed over the Sudanese president to the ICC.
It would be recalled that the International Criminal Court (ICC) had issued a warrant of arrest on Al- Bashir Al-Bashir on what they called charges of genocide in Darfur. Al-Bashir however, recently came to Nigeria to attend the African Union (AU) summit on HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.
His presence in Nigeria had also generated local and international reactions as Human Rights Watch, an international organisatio, had also condemned Nigeria for not handing the Sudanese president over to ICC.
The organisation recently said in a statement that "Nigeria has the shameful distinction of being the first West African country to welcome ICC fugitive, Sudanese President, Al- Bashir".
Anyaoku, however, argued that Nigeria's action and her refusal to handover Al-Bashir was in line with the already taken position of the African Union.
The former Secretary General of Commonwealth also emphasised that AU did not only rejected the warrant, but also accused the ICC of targeting only African offenders.
"The idea of Nigeria handing the Sudanese president over to the AC or the ICCT was unrealistic. He was not Nigeria' guest but the AU's guest and Nigeria was only a host to the AU".
"There is no room for AU or any international body to sanction Nigeria because there is no procedure preventing member state on an issue like that.
Nigeria was hosting AU summit, there is no way that Nigeria should have said a member of the AU should not attend the summit".


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Marshall Newhouse's tenure with the Raiders has come to an end. ESPN's Field Yates tweets that Oakland has cut the veteran offensive tackle.
The 29-year-old spent his lone season with the Raiders in 2017. After joining the team on a two-year, $3.5MM deal, Newhouse proceeded to play in 14 games (14 starts) for the Raiders. The lineman was set to make $1.55MM in 2018, and he could have earned another $200K via a workout bonus (via Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Twitter). Scott Bair of NBC Sports Bay Area tweets that the move will save the organization $2.25MM.
Pro Football Focus wasn't particularly fond of the veteran's production in 2017, ranking him 65th among 81 eligible offensive tackle candidates. For what it's worth, the 2010 fifth-round pick battled several injuries throughout the season, which could have negatively impacted his play.
With the release of Newhouse, the Raiders could realistically be seeking some reinforcement at offensive tackle. Other than starter Donald Penn, the team is rostering David Sharpe, Vadal Alexander, Jon Feliciano, and Jylan Ware.
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This unusual recipe for Crockpot Garlic Brown Sugar Chicken recipe sounds improbable, but try it - you'll love it! And of course the recipe is sweet - there's 3/4 cup of brown sugar in it! Vinegar and lemon lime soda temper the sweetness and add a wonderful tart flavor. You'll need about 10 to 12 cloves of garlic to yield a few tablespoons of minced.
You can make this easy recipe with chicken pieces or with frozen or thawed boneless, skinless chicken breasts, or with boneless, skinless chicken thighs. You could also use bone-in chicken breasts or thighs, which will take a bit longer to cook than the boneless variety. The timing of the cooking will change a bit depending on which you select. Aways cook chicken to a final internal temperature of 160°F for food safety reasons.
The skin is removed to reduce the fat content of the recipe and also because the texture, when cooked in moist heat, isn't very good. The liquid in this recipe will keep the chicken very moist and tender without the skin. After the food is done, you could thicken the liquid so it's more like a gravy. Remove the chicken and vegetables and keep warm in the oven. Pour the liquid into a saucepan and add a slurry of cornstarch and water. Boil until thickened, then pour over the chicken.
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(Persia Digest) – "Omid" is the name of the photography exhibition by German artists Arash Zandieh and Shirin Abedi who are both of Iranian origin. The expo has just opened at the University of Göttingen in Germany.
Arash Zandieh and Shirin Abedi have both been brought up in Germany. They traveled to Iran separately as adults to get to know the land of their parents. In the exhibition called Omid or Hope, they have showcased portraits of Iranians and everyday scenes to the public.
Arash traveled to Iran following a serious accident and losing his job. On his trip, he realized that most Iranians welcomed him with open arms and were very hospitable and hopeful despite all their financial difficulties. Remembering, Arash says: "One night, I had traveled to a village near Tehran. An old lady invited me to her home made of wattle and daube. She received me generously and allowed me to stay the night." Her portrait with a smiling face wearing a flowery scarf is on show at the exhibition.
Images of children are also seen here. For instance, a photo of a little vendor girl and her younger sister hangs on one of the walls.
Read more:
► Photographer tells story of Wikipedia best photo 2018
► Prestigious Austrian award for Iranian photographer
► Iranian artists shine at Pacific-Atlantic Photo Circuit
► 4 Iranian photographers in Toronto Click Exhibition
Shirin Abedi's works are also featured here. Shirin traveled to Iran at the age of 20 and spent a year there working as a journalist. She gained valuable experiences during her time there. She shot the everyday lives of people and developed these in small size prints. In one of the images, children are seen sleeping next to one another; another image shows a girl's graduation ceremony. A wedding photo can be seen in another frame.
The Omid exhibition will run until 27 June 2019 at the University of Göttingen. It is open to the public.
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With fall weather starting be aware that it can be
Unpredictable. Enjoy yourself but remember alcohol alters your judgment
So use it sparingly while enjoying the outdoors. Keep an eye on the
weather as conditions such as temperature, wind and precipitation can
change quickly. This report is compiled on Monday and Tuesday and reflects
conditions and results of fishing from the past week. If you wish other
information feel free to contact most parties for current daily
information. Good luck fishing from the Montana Outdoor Radio Crew.
(Report compiled by Carol Henckel)
Rock Creek Marina-Bill 1-406-485-2560
Bill said," It rained all weekend so we did not have many people fishing.
I got out this week and I caught 3 pound bass and 2 30 inch northern pike.
The water temp was63 degrees. Fishing has been ok. The northern pike
seems to be active like crazy." "The Marina is closed now. The cabins
and campground will be open for a while. We will have some fuel and ice
if I am here, "Bill said. .
Tongue River Reservoir /Bob
They are still catching some crappies. Mostly ones in the 12 inch
size. A few nice bass both large and small mouth are being caught.
Tongue River Marina 1-406-757-2225 Wade Stephanie /Warden Jordan Straley
"We are closed. We are thinking we will be open for ice fishing later on.
I did not hear anything this week about the fishing," Wade said.
Clint Thomas- Hell Creek Marina 1-406- 557-2345 Craig Putchat-Park Office
Hell Creek-Fort Peck Reservoir
"Fishing has been alright. It has not been the greatest. The small mouth
and northern bite is good toward Timber Creek. Pike seem to be taking
jigs. Not many walleye being caught. The walleye have been fairly slow.
The water temp has cooled some.," Cody said.
Gene Moore Lake Ridge Motel 1-406-526-3597
"The salmon are now in the Marina Bay, the Spillway bay and Duck Creek.
You can still get salmon on lures. They are real shallow. They are
bunched up. You can see them cruising up and down the bay. They just
don't want to bite. So you only get a few to bite. Northern pike fishing
is picking up. They have seen small mouth mixed with the pike. I predict
that give lake trout a week to a week and a half lake trout season will be
on. It usually hits the same time big game hunting season starts," Gene
Lake Elmo Billings FWP-Bob Gibson
Bob said, " Fishing look slow on Elmo. Due to the weather we see a few
more fishermen but they fish an hour and then go home so there is not a
lot of biting."
Cooney Reservoir Jenny/ Malerie/ Glenis
Glenis said." It seems fishing is alright. There is more day fishing
going on. They are catching on worms and marshmallows. The water level
is normal for this time of year. They seem to be heading to the north
shore. We pulled two docks so the north shore is the only one in.
Deadmans Tony Stefani
"Not many fishermen this week. Hunting season has taken them elsewhere,"
Pat said. Last week it was decent fishing in the morning and late
evening. Campers remember it is now a pay site.
Deadmans/Martinsdale Cozy Corner Bar Lavina 406-636-22
Not hearing much fishing going on. They are all talking hunting. Usually
it picks up in fall.
Don's Lewistown-Dale 1-800-879-8194
Charlie said, "On Achley fish are coming closer to shore. It is still
shore and boat fishing. The water has cooled more. Fishing has been
On Spring Creek nymphs and streamers are doing pretty well.
The river from the PM down they are starting to catch some walleye and
sauger. It is starting to get a little better. Still some moss on the
On Fort Peck walleye fishing is spotty on Crooked Creek, Forchette, Devils
Creek hasn't picked up yet.
Crooked Creek-Grant
Crooked Creek marina please Call for information on it being open. Word
has it that the water has lowered but you can use the dock. Fishing is
okay. The number is 1-406-429-2999.
Minnow Bucket-Eddie White 696-1281
Eddie reports, " Water is pretty dirty and definitely not good for bass or
sauger right now. Lots of moss on the water. Fish the edges for any
We are now in fall hours. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday by appointment
only. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday we are open 11 to 5. On Saturday
we are open 7 noon.
Silos Canyon Ferry-Sharon
"Fishermen has been good this week. We have seen 18,19 and 21 inchers.
They seem to be finding fish going North. They are seeing success with
bottom bouncers using pink. Our flamingo pink lure is working well. The
guys really like them right now. Trout fishing is a normal bite. The
water level is staying steady," Sharon said.
The Marina is open. Hours are 7 am to 7 pm.
West Side Sports Jim Mayer 1-406-654-1611
It is good fishing on Nelson and Forchette for walleye. Guys are using
bottom bouncers mostly with a worm. Only a few are jigging with success.
Some nice size walleye being caught, "Jim says.
Shop hours are 8 to 6 Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday. Stop in
any time
McCahen says, "At Yellowtail the bass are biting on tube jigs. As far as
color we seem to be selling more brown to catch them on.
On the Yellowstone catfish are being caught toward Forsyte. They are using
jigs and a minnow to catch a few sauger.
On the Tongue fishing is finding some crappies. I heard from a family who
had pretty good fishing. No big ones just nice size and a steady bite.
The tube jigs were working.
On Hell Creek they are catching some pike and bass. They are catching
more on minnows than crawlers."
Rich's Tackle Richard 406-285-4540
Not much news on fishing this week. It was cold here last night like 32
Last I heard they catching little walleye at Canyon Ferry fishing. Lots
of nice trout being caught 3 to 4 pounds.
I hear it is decent fishing on the Madison. They are using crawlers.
I hear Fort Peck has been good for northern pike. Use steel leaders.
They are trolling.
Shop hours are Sunday 12 to 4 pm. Closed Monday. Tuesday to Saturday 7am
to 6 pm. You can always call ahead if you are coming through and need
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Chris says, " The weather has been good has made some fluctuation in
fishing. Try nymph fishing in the morning. Use streamers until it warms
up. You can try hoppers when it is warm and maybe have some success.
Don't try them first thing in the morning. The clarity of the rivers is
fine. You can float the Yellowstone but the Stillwater is getting
"skinny" narrowing and is more tricky to float. On the Stillwater low
level opens up some exciting new opportunities to fish. It opens up
features you don't often get to fish. You can try new methods. There
are many shelves that you can see now."
We now are in fall hours in the shop and are open Monday to Sat 9 to 5pm.
Sunday 9 to 1pm.
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Rick says," The cfs is 2500 and holding. The water temperatures are 63 t64
degrees. The tricot fishing is good. Fish those 7 to 12 as that is when
they are good. Pseudo fishing is happening using size 24, 26, 28 sizes.
Nymph fishing is fair. Try scuds, Rays and soft tackle like the San Quan
worms. Streamers have been doing fairly good on cloudy days which is a
surprise. I have no idea why. Try wooly buggers in black and blond. The
moss is still on the water." Our shop hours are 7 am to noon now Monday to
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Friday, August 17, 2018
10:45-11 a.m. - Tour Project Fresh Start
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Talking Crap
People who know me may say that I often talk a word that rhymes with grit … while I could be offended, it could be said that it is also very true.
While we may knock a quite well know UK health "guru" that takes an unusually keen interest in the topic and seems to like to analyse it, it is in fact a very noticeable and indicative marker of how our digestive system is performing.
(The continuation contains language some may find offensive)
For some, it seems, this is a very uncomfortable topic and many say they don't look at what is deposited into the s bend.
The famous/infamous Bristol Stool chart gives somewhat of an indication of the various consistencies with Type 4 being the best indicator of normal and healthy.
As a daily indicator of digestive system performance, it is a constant gauge of performance and often our fist "heads up" that something is not right, especially when the presence of blood or mucous is involved.
When I start to ask people shit, what do they say?
"I don't know, I don't look"
"What colour? … Pooh colour" … which to you is..…?
"Float or sink? … I don't know, I don't take any notice"
"How are your bowels functioning? … Yep, no problem there J
"How often do you go? … Regular? …. Once an hour/day/week/month?
Why do health practitioners put so much emphasis on shit?
Faeces (let's get technical) is comprised of bacteria, undigested or unabsorbed food, water, mucous and bile. So the colour, composition, texture and consistency tells us a lot about what is happening or not happening within the digestive system. While there may be some inconsistency in colour due to the foods consumed (for example red wine or beetroot can alter it quite significantly). A normal or healthy stool is mid brown, has a uniform texture, is relatively smooth or soft, is somewhat sausage like in shape and passes easily without urgency nor strain and discomfort. There should be a heads up that it is time for you to go and pass but not a "get me there now, right now". Once the stool has passed there should be some feeling of relief and also a feeling that the contents have been fully evacuated.
What are we looking for to indicate that something is amiss?
Black stools or mucous in the stools indicate a need for further investigation without delay.
Other than that we are looking for …
Colour … should be mid brown, light or yellow is a sign that things are not working effectively and if this is more common than not it is time to get checked out.
Consistency … should be formed and sausage like in appearance, not separate, not hard lumps, not liquid or runny.
Odour … yes everyone's does stink, however it should not be toxic nor linger for an exceptional amount of time. This also applies to "passing wind" … oh, how polite am I?
Float or sink … Sink is good, float is not so good.
Regularity … NO, once a week is NOT regular. 1-3 per day is ok dependant on consistency and urgency, however if it happens within half an hour of eating with urgency NOT ok. If liquid, NOT ok.
Blood … presence of blood always indicates something, the darker the blood the more urgent the need to get checked out
Mucous … while occasionally the presence of mucous may indicate temporary disruption to the gastrointestinal tract, the presence or sufficient amounts means, "get it checked out".
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Fractures in osteoporosis
with special reference to their social & economic impact
Fracture and treatment there of in osteoporosis
The osteoporotic bone does not only fracture more readily but its treatment is very demanding and often determines the prognosis quoad vitam: The choice is either life threatening prolonged bed rest or early return to normal life. Elderly people with fracture of porotic bone run a high risk of permanent disability due to today's shortcoming in fracture treatment that should allow them to quit early and safely the bed to avoid mainly cardiovascular and respiratory complications.
Fractures in elderly osteoporotic patients do not only affect quality of life, they are life threatening.
The prognosis of fractures in porotic bone
General agreement is that in spite of up to date treatment of hip fractures in osteoporotic bone
Only 1/3 of osteoporosis patients suffering from hip fractures return to full function
The goal of fracture treatment
The problem
Possible solutions:
[1] Stephan Perren trained as a trauma surgeon. With a wide spectrum of biological and technical interests, he took up clinically oriented biomechanical research. He built within 30 years as director of research and development of the International AO Foundation an interdisciplinary team of surgeons, biologists, physicists and engineers in the Davos AO centre devoted to the improvement of fracture treatment in trauma care. With his collaborators he contributed essentially to a new understanding of fracture healing that resulted in basically improved fracture treatment with global impact.
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Kidney disease is a silent killer
There are 3 million people in the UK with it right now
There is no cure for kidney disease
For Janice Richardson life is 'bloomin marvellous', she simply refuses to let anything get her down…
As a teenager her parents were warned she may suffer from kidney failure but it wasn't until her forties that her life hung in the balance. Janice started dialysis but had several bouts of peritonitis, which unfortunately lead to septicemia and total organ failure whilst holiday in Cornwall. She was airlifted to St James Hospital in Leeds where she was in a coma for weeks. Against all the odds she survived, but two kidney transplants including one from her sister, failed. She is now back on the list hoping to find a suitable donor, until then she will continue with dialysis three times a week.
The Day That STARTED IT ALL
The idea for Bloomin Yorkshire came when she lost a dear friend and fellow dialysis patient. Speaking of that moment she said:
"The very day Tony passed away the first white rose bloomed in my garden, he was such a proud Yorkshire man and it was like a sign. I just knew that I could use the Yorkshire Rose, a symbol of our great County, to spread the joy and positivity I feel about life and where I live no matter what life's challenges bring".
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Thomas Rhett's newly adopted daughter, Willa Gray, has settled into his family beautifully ever since the country star and wife Lauren Akins brought her home from Uganda this spring. While the singer says the transition has been smooth, he knows things are about to get a whole lot more complicated with the arrival of the family's second baby. His pregnant wife is due in August.
Speaking to reporters June 11 backstage at Nashville's Nissan Stadium, where he co-hosted what will become the "CMA Fest" summer television special, and where he performed the previous night, Thomas Rhett said, "I felt like a big rock star last night. I walked offstage and changed a dirty diaper. That's kind of what life has become."
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"But Willa has just adapted way better than we ever thought she would," he continued. "Going from where she came from to being here, I thought that she would be overwhelmed and … really shy, but she's never met a stranger. You can bring her into a huge crowded room and she's the life of the party or she can chill and just watch 'Moana' for the 58th time this week."
As for the soon-to-be newborn, he joked, "We don't have any idea what we're doing. Willa's been home for almost a month, and I feel like we kind of got spoiled on the front end because [she] sleeps like 12 hours a night. That's not going to happen when the newborn comes."
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But TR and Lauren are trying to prepare her for the baby, whose name has already been picked out. "Every time Willa will go touch Lauren's stomach we'll go, 'Your new sister's inside there.' Obviously she doesn't know it, but we're just trying to keep saying our newborn's name and trying to get her used to the fact that there will be a sister here in about a month."
The three-hour "CMA Fest" special airs Aug. 16 on ABC Television Network. Willa's little sister is expected to make her debut before then.


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Hands-on / Street Fighter IV
Earlier this week we were promised Street Fighter IV would arrive this winter. In fact the quote was something along the lines of 'when it's snowing outside, expect some Street Fighter action to warm you up.' So imagine my surprise when I looked out the window the morning of the Eurogamer Expo, and saw snow over the rooftops of London; a little preview of winter on the day we finally get our hands on Street Fighter IV.
Strolling into the venue, it was immediately apparent what games people are most excited about. Call of Duty and Gears 2 were the most popular, as evidenced by healthy queues and waits of 20 minutes. But Street Fighter IV wasn't far behind, with a constant throng of people queueing to play and gathering around to watch. Both the console and arcade versions of the game were available to play, so it was possible to directly compare the two, and barring the obvious control differences, the game looks and plays the same. The same kind of awesome.
The first thing that hits you is the visual style. Now I've dribbled over screenshots and trailers for this game for months now, but seeing it running on a decent HD setup is a completely different experience. This game looks fantastic. The colours are vibrant, the animation is ultra-smooth and the 3D character models look great. It's a bit of a departure, style-wise, but one that works, and works well.
All the familiar SF II: Championship Edition gang are present, along with 4 new guys, El Fuerte, Abel, Crimson Viper and big fat blob Rufus. The console version promises to offer an ever increasing roster of playable characters including Sakura, Cammie, Fei Long, Dan and the end-boss Seth. Of the new characters El Fuerte was most popular at the show. Surprisingly he has no ranged attack, but he's powerful and quick and beat me senseless when I came up against him, finishing me off with a spectacular Ultra Combo.
Ultra Combos become available as your Revenge Gauge fills up. The more hits you take, the more the gauge fills. You can unleash an Ultra Combo when the Revenge Gauge reaches half way, but the most powerful attack comes from filling the gauge all the way to the top. It's a feature that sets up an interesting risk/reward dynamic for those brave enough to try and exploit it. One new gameplay aspect I didn't get time to explore fully is the focus attack. Basically a countering system, it's accompanied visually by that cool inky-ness they had going on in the trailers. It's relatively easy to pull off, but will no doubt be tough as nails to fully master.
I played mainly as Ken and it was as comfortable as an old shoe. Not much has changed, just the odd tweak here and there. All those special moves you perfected years ago survive intact and the whole thing has a familiar feel. Which brings me to the only criticism I can level at the game. At times it is a little too familiar. Producer Yoshinoro Ono has been clear that one of the intentions of the game was to win back all the lapsed gamers, those that stopped playing while SFII was still in arcades and bedrooms, and that is fair enough. Indeed, it would be wrong of me to claim that my enthusiasm for the game isn't at least a little bit fueled by nostalgia. But there may be those who after spending 17 years with various iterations of the game demand a little more. Only more time spent with the intricacies of the game will tell.
Despite this minor misgiving, even after my limited time with the game it was hard not to fall in love with Street Fighter IV. The mixture of gorgeous visuals and tried and tested gameplay makes for the best fighter I have played in a very long time. More than anything, it's just great fun. And I know I am not alone in feeling this way, because of all the games on show at this year's Eurogamer Expo, and believe me there was a ton of fantastic stuff, Street Fighter IV had by far the most smiling faces walking away from it.


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La Paz (2013)
- Studio: Independent
- Release: February 12, 2013
- Director: Santiago Loza
- Writer: Santiago Loza
- Cast: Lisandro Rodriguez, Andrea Strenitz, Fidelia Batallanos Michel, Ricardo Felix
Video archive for the film La Paz, which has a domestic theatrical release in the year of 2013. There is currently one video available for the film, of which one and only one is a trailer, as listed below. Happy viewing!
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Students took a weather tool quiz, made rain gauges and then watched a "Nature's Fury" video. Student who were not done with their foldable had to finish it during the video.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Weekly Lesson Plans
Students took a weather tool quiz, made rain gauges and then watched a "Nature's Fury" video. Student who were not done with their foldable had to finish it during the video.
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How does your school fund Brain Pop? Did you have to purchase it individually or was it purchased by the school? I would love to have it in my room, but don't have the funds to purchase it myself. Just wondered what other school did. Thanks and I love your site.
- September 22, 2009 at 11:14 AM
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We are trying to get the school to fund brainpop but with no success (budget cuts). Each classroom teacher last year got a set sum of money to spend in their classroom so what we did last year is divided the cost of BrainPop (classroom edition) four ways with that money (which still left us money to spend). We are not sure that money exists this year so we are going to have to wait and see.
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- September 22, 2009 at 12:03 PM
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I just found your website today. Do you think it is too late to start notebooking? I really love you ideas. Do you have copies of your water cycles pages? I really would like to learn more about notebooking.
Thanks, Lisa
- October 3, 2009 at 11:05 PM
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Lisa - I don't think it is too late to notebook. My suggestion is to either start with a new unit or to do it when students come back from the Christmas break (that gives you time to organize what you would like to do in the notebook). I do have copies of the water cycle pages (except for the flip thing, which I just drew and copied). Feel free to send me an email using the address in the "about me" section of the blog and let me know what you would like. Most of the items are specfic to our standards here in SC and the textbook we use in our district.
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The 2nd year UG students of Vishwa Bharathi Degree College, Jaggayapeta, Krishna District secured excellent results in the UG 2nd year results. The results were released by Krishna University. The college management conducted a press meet to congratulate the students on this occasion. Principal of the college, Mr. P. Badri Narayana gave an analysis of the results.
He said, "An overall pass percentage of 86 have been recorded in UG 2nd year results. Around 15 students secured 100/100 marks in B.Com Computers and rewritten the history of the college. The college was established in the year 2002 and since then the college has been consistently working for excellence. The college has secured excellent results in 3rd year UG results which were released last month. The college has excellent and experienced faculty. The college has good placement percentage. Around 90 students secured jobs in the campus placements conducted by Wipro and TCS".
Toppers of the college:-
- N. Gopi Krishna of B.Sc. (MPCS) secured 91% and stood as the topper of the college.
- B. Srikanth of B.Sc. secured 89% and stood in the second place.
- D. Daviniya of B.Sc. (BZC) secured 88% and stood as the topper of department.
- R. Kavitha of B.Com Computers secured 86% and stood as the topper of Commerce Department.
Students were congratulated by the college management and faculty members. Students thanked the college management and faculty for their motivation and support.
Source: - Sakunth Kumar, City Journalist, CollegeDekho, Vijayawada


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Generating a data entry form can be as easy as selecting your data columns, then selecting Data > Form. You can then add your button to the worksheet using the VB toolbar, double click the button and add the macro name to the relevant subroutine. If you want the button on the data entry form itself then you'll need to code the form in VBA.
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data form is no longer present in office 2007. how do i do this function.