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Addiction is patient and cunning, waiting for us to be vulnerable, hurting or tired of the fight. These time's are when we must be on guard to protect our recovery, these are the times when r meetings, sponsor, and new recovery frnds r most important. These are the times when asking for help is critical to maintain the path of growth we r on. Asking for help for most of us is hard, we've learned to be self sufficient but there's no place for pride when it comes to life and ur recovery. Stay strong and keep moving forward today. 😃💜🌹🦋💞❣ Rose
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Lie's of my Addiction
The lie's of my addiction held me back for many years, almost 25yrs, lie's that led to self doubt n fear, lie's that said I was just going to die like this cuz I didn't have in me the fight it was going to take to live in society again, to believe in myself again and.. Have recovery. I fought this battle for almost 12yrs of 2 mental hospital stays, many more rehab trys and halfway houses…. Time in jail that 41 arrests and 3 felonies brought me.
And it was only after I finally recognized the LIE'S was I able to hear the Truth.❣
Recovery is possible and something we all can achieve, the serenity inside we tried forever to get through using.
So reclaim ur life, fight ur battle's and have happiness and peace in ur ♥. Life n recovery is there for all of us, we just have to go after it 🌟
Blessings to you today 💞🌹❤❣ Rose
16yrs now in recovery and it was a great journey to get here 💞
Live for today ❣
Living in the day is truly a Gift…
I wake each day with a thankful heart that today is another chance to make a difference in my life as well as the lives of others, family, friends and maybe even someone new. It's a opportunity to smile brightly and trust in the serenity that surrounds me.
Letting go of the self-defeating noises from the past was hard at first, because I felt I needed to continue to torture myself. Though when I finally realized that I was only hurting myself by dragging my past with me did I find the strength to end the guilt, shame and pain it held. Nothing was going to change what had already happened.
The past is history and the future just a mystery for which we can agonize over or trust it will be what it is supposed to be and live in the present .
Today is a precious gift. Embrace it ❣
Rose 💞🌹❣❤
Be Proud of the new You!
Recovery takes courage to accomplish it in the first place. Overcoming all the pain and self-doubt about many things, for me it was mostly; was I worth it, could I do it and how do I start over?
I most definitely was worth it. So are you. Our past can no longer discern who we are, because in truth we are now a whole new person, made whole by all our hard work. I knew it wasn't going to be easy but I continued to remind myself , I said… Neither was all those years trying to figure out how I was going to get high today!
So could I do it? Could I really find the strength, resources and opportunity to overcome the past? Yes! It was there, I just had to find a way to take advantage of the limited resources available, but they were there to help me and you.
How do I start over, well I started over many different times and succeeded and failed many times. The first obvious thing was to not use, fight the cravings and stick to the plan. My plan after so many failed attempts was to do opposite everything I had done before, which mostly consisted of not listening to the advice of those who were winning in their recovery. So I spent time in painful reflection of my life as I worked the 12 step program, met new people in recovery and built a solid foundation of the recovery I have today which is closing in on 16yrs.
The next part of the plan was all the retraining I needed of life skills never developed to have a positive life. Meditation, prayer, school and work became very important daily parts as I rebuilt my life from the ground up and so can you.
So wear the new you proudly and never look back, the old you is no longer there.
Best of Luck in your recovery,
Faith in a Higher Power
In the rooms of both AA and NA we hear that finding Faith in a Higher Power is important, that thru this spiritual relationship you will find the courage and strength to move forward in your recovery even with the unknown infront of you.
This is very true for most, a blind Faith to continue forward and take on all that we had once feared. A higher power of our understanding is what the book says and trust that as you move on in recovery things will work out for you. This too is true though God isn't going to do all the work for you. He will give you strength and guidance if you listen closely but you must do the work.
Those first few days when our bodies wreath in pain as we go through detox and we beg God to make the pain stop, it will stop but not before the poison is out of our bodies. Then we beg God to help us get our lives back on track but how do we do that when we have nothing to start over with… With God all things are possible. So do you sit there hoping God is just going to lay a job and housing in your lap or do you go out there and change your situation in order to win that new job. I had to go back to school for a bit in order to get the job I wanted, so I figured out how to make it happen.
But first I had to address the health issues I now had after years of polluting my body with drugs and bad behaviors. All the while trying to not get discouraged as my Higher Power said, slow down! It won't be repaired over night!
So back to Faith!!!
Faith, that if I just stayed clean and sober for today, if I continued to do the next right thing, that my life would change… in time!
Faith in your Higher Power is something I recommend you find and create a private relationship thru meditation, prayer and other spiritual enlightenment… it does make a difference in how you will feel about where you are going on your path called LIFE!
Best of everything in your daily reprieve called Recovery!
Stigma of addiction
Don't be ashamed of myself for what I went through? I wasn't sure how I was going to do that an yes it is much easier said than done.
The long term stigma attached to addiction is often hard to overcome, many of us believe that there is no going back to the world or a normal life.
The scars left behind both physically and emotionally can cause doubt n fear. But ur story might just be the thing someone else needs to hear at that very moment.
Sharing ur story may also lighten ur own pain as u take it's power over you. I have found strength in sharing Hope w others and knowing that my life story may just be the deterant for another to avoid a lifetime of abuse brings me joy not shame.
Sharing is caring ❣
I wish everyone success in recovery 🌟
May God prevail against evil ❤🌹❣
Grateful recovering Addict
I have crawled, run and fell down many times over the years finding my recovery path. But the results were so worth the struggles to get here.
Please just keep going forward and trust in yourself and your worth, recovery isn't just putting down drugs or alcohol it's about, being "OK"
with who you are today in sobriety.
Life is fun and glorious though
you must want it to be
completely that
4 it 2 work. ❤🌹


text: Sarah on March 2, 2012 3 Comments If your kitchen has a trash compactor, but you hardly ever use it, then maybe it's time you replaced it with a different appliance. Updating this appliance is a one-step way to update your kitchen and transform your space. Trash compactors are typically just under 15 inches in width, but just to be safe, make sure to measure your model and the opening it sits in before deciding on the new appliance you want to exchange it with. To help get you started, we've put together a list of appliances that are 15 inches wide or slightly under and could easily replace your outdated trash compactor. Start dreaming of the ways you can upgrade your home: 1. Wine Cooler Have an affinity for wine or looking to class up your space? A wine cooler will definitely upgrade the look of your kitchen. There are many different designs you can choose from, but all of them have sleek, contemporary finishes sure to be a conversation starter amongst visiting family and friends. Aside from the aesthetics, if you enjoy wine then placing a wine refrigerator in your kitchen will be a fitting and convenient addition. You can easily pair a wine with your dinner, entertain guests or enjoy a glass after a long day at work. The wine will be perfectly chilled to your preferred temperature and waiting for you when you want it. Like all under counter appliances, you will want to make sure you are purchasing a wine cooler that is specifically designed for built-in purposes. A freestanding unit should not be built into cabinetry because it will overheat and stop working, and in the process, your wine could be ruined. Some of my favorite 15 inch built-in wine coolers: 1. Koldfront BWR300BL Built-In Wine Cooler This understated wine cooler has all of the best features without any of the fuss. Features: Single zone wine cooler Holds up to 30 bottles Temperature range of 40-65° F LED display & interior lighting Slide out wire shelves 2. EdgeStar CWR262DZ Built-In Wine Cooler Perfect for the wine red and white wine drinker, this dual zone unit has two independently controlled temperature zones. The upper zone is ideal for red wines, while the lower zone is perfect for lighter varietals. Features: Dual zone wine cooler Holds up to 26 bottles Temperature ranges: Lower zone – 40-54° F Upper zone – 54-64° F Slide out steel-trimmed, wooden shelves 3. Avallon AWC280DZ Built-In Wine Cooler This dual zone wine cooler has all of the bells and whistles that cause wine aficionados to swoon: low-emissivity dual pane glass doors filled with argon, seamless stainless steel trim, and roll-out shelving just to name a few. Features: Dual zone wine cooler Holds up to 28 bottles Temperature range: 40 – 54°F (both zones) Has a lock for keeping your wine secure Roll out wood shelves with stainless steel trim 2. Beverage Refrigerator Free up valuable refrigerator space and impress guests with an array of drink varieties by installing a beverage refrigerator in the place of your trash compactor. Sodas and beers can take up quite a bit of shelf space that could instead be used for more groceries or dinner leftovers. Having a designated fridge for your drinks will also make it easier when entertaining; guests will know exactly where to go for a refill. My favorite 15 inch built-in beverage fridges: 1. EdgeStar CBR901SG Built-In Beverage Refrigerator You'll be able to stock plenty of beer and sodas for your friends and family in this sleek beverage fridge. A digital temperature display ensures your drinks are kept at your exact specifications. Features: Holds up to 80 cans Temperature range: 38-50°F Has a lock for keeping beverages secure Slide out shelving Blue LED interior lighting 2. Koldfront BBR900BL Built-In Beverage Refrigerator This beverage fridge has all of the features as the EdgeStar fridge but comes in a classic black rather than stainless steel. Features: Holds up to 80 cans Temperature range: 38-50°F Recessed handle Slide-out wire shelving LED interior lighting 3. Marvel 3BARMBSG Built-In Wine & Beverage Fridge Can't decide between a beverage or wine fridge? With this wine & beverage fridge, you don't have to! Features: Holds up to 60 beverage cans & 4 bottles of wine Temperature range: 40-65°F Slide out maple-trimmed, wire shelves Double pane, tinted, UV-resistant glass door An alarm if the temperature is higher or lower than desired point for an extended time. 3. Refrigerator Maybe instead of drinks, it's too much food that's making it difficult to close your kitchen refrigerator door. An under-counter refrigerator might be the answer to your problems then. Beverage fridges and regular fridges have a similar temperature range, but beverage fridges might get warmer than you need for storing food. Also, many refrigerators have door storage and adjustable shelves, which most beverage refrigerators don't have. Here is my recommended built-in refrigerator: Marvel 30AR Built-In Refrigerator This high-end refrigerator from Marvel features a timeless design sure to look great amongst any kitchen décor. Features: 3.0 cubic foot capacity 3 adjustable, chrome-plated wire shelves & 3 door shelves Auto-defrost Filler kit allows usage in 18-inch wide opening Leveling legs 4. Ice Maker If you have a large family, love to entertain, or simply love eating ice, you may have found that your refrigerator just can't keep up with your needs. If this is the case for you, consider replacing your trash compactor with an undercounter ice maker. There are quite a few different undercounter ice makers available on the market and most make what is known as clear ice, meaning it contains no impurities; it's restaurant quality. Other options include gourmet, nugget, and crescent. However, the Scotsman that I've included in my list of favorite built-in ice machines makes what is known as nugget ice or, as most people call it, Sonic ice. That's right; you can get delicious Sonic ice right in your home! My favorite built-in ice makers: 1. EdgeStar IB450SS Built-In Ice Maker This clear ice maker features a sleek stainless steel door that'll match your existing appliances. An ice scoop, removable bin, and all installation parts arrive with the ice maker. Features: Makes up to 45 pounds of ice a day Stores up to 25 pounds of ice Removable ice bin Gravity drain line Insulated ice storage 2. Koldfront KIM450BL Built-In Clear Ice Maker Over the stainless steel craze? Change it up with this black undercounter ice machine. Able to produce 45 lbs. of restaurant-quality ice per day, you'll never be without ice again. Features: Makes up to 45 pounds of ice a day Stores up to 25 pounds of ice Removable ice bin Drain line included Produces clear ice cubes 3. Ice-o-Matic Nugget Ice Machine Love sonic ice? Enjoy the same delicious, chewable ice you know and love in the comfort of your own home. This undercounter nugget ice machine will cause you to wonder what kept you from replacing that old trash compactor sooner. Features: Makes up to 85 pounds of ice a day Stores up to 22 pounds of ice Produces "Sonic" ice Approved for both indoor and outdoor use Ice scoop included So, now that you know about the variety of built-in appliances available, it's time for you to update your kitchen by getting rid of that outdated, unused trash compactor. Fall in love with your kitchen all over again with this one-step transformation.

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SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake coach Jeff Cassar told reporters on Tuesday that his team is "getting healthier," and reporters laughed.
Even Cassar had a big smile on his face as he said it.
Yes, some RSL players are returning to practice. A couple of the walking wounded will even be available on Saturday against Philadelphia (2 p.m. MT; ABC 4), including veteran defender Chris Wingert, who suffered a groin injury in a win over Toronto FC on March 29 and did not travel with the team to Kansas City last week.
"I feel good. Definitely better," Wingert told reporters. "It was just a slight strain. Nothing too serious. I didn't rip it or anything. And it wasn't fully healed last week, and I wanted to get it fully healed before going forward."
Also available for the 18 is midfielder Sebastian Velasquez, who hasn't seen action all season after straining a hamstring. He returned to full training on Tuesday.
But just five games into the 2014 regular season, Salt Lake are already dealing with more than their share of injuries. So many that Cassar had to be reminded who's out so he could provide updates.
The most glaring absence in Saturday's scoreless draw against Sporting Kansas City was ironman goalkeeper Nick Rimando. And he's expected to miss his second consecutive match after injuring his knee while on duty with the US national team last week.
"I don't think he's going to play this weekend, but I think he's getting better," Cassar said.
Another casualty from the USMNT's midweek friendly against Mexico was midfielder Tony Beltran, who sprained an ankle. He's expected to train on Wednesday but is not expected to be available in Philadelphia.
Midfielder Luis Gil also has an "issue" that Cassar had trouble describing.
"It's kind of in a weird area" that might be a groin or a hamstring, he said. "If I describe it, you'd have to bleep me."
He also added that he believes the injury may account for Gil's performance in Kansas City on Saturday before he was subbed out in the 55th minute.
"He kind of looked like he was interested in the game, but maybe wasn't quite able to do what he needed to do," Cassar said. "Something was up."
Gil's availability for Saturday is uncertain.
Forward Joao Plata, who was originally expected to be out for three weeks after injuring a hamstring against LA on March 22, will not be available on Saturday. The diminutive forward, who scored two goals and added two assists in just three games, is "progressing."
"But we want to be smart with him," Cassar added.
And, though defender Chris Schuler was not at training on Tuesday, it was because he was given a day off to rest his foot, which was surgically repaired in the offseason.
Cassar said it was "just to make sure we're not pounding on it too much. We've had so many positive things with Chris, we don't want any setbacks."
And finally, forward Robbie Findley, who underwent offseason surgery to repair a torn right patella tendon, "is getting closer," Cassar said. "I think he's going to start joining us in practice early next week."
At this point, RSL can hardly afford any more injuries.
"You can't do anything about injuries, other than rely on your depth and hope that you can get through it," defender Nat Borchers told reporters.
Despite it all, though, RSL are off to one of the best starts in their 10-year history at 2-0-3.
"For the staff and the rest of the team, you can't get too caught up in [injuries]," Wingert said. "You have to play with who you've got and do the best you can. And I think the guys have been stepping up."


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The Barack Obama Administration has been on a five-plus-year-long Collect-As-Much-Information-On-Us-As-Possible spree.
With Tens of Millions of Phone Records Grabbed – It's the Government, Stupid
'Thousands of NSA Analysts Can Listen to Domestic Phone Calls,' Read Emails, Texts, IMs
Latest Big Government Data Grab: Justice Sues to Get It Without a Warrant
IRS Tea Party Scandal Shows Government Should Be Kept Away From Our Data
IRS-Conservatives, Justice-AP, Benghazi, Fast and Furious, HHS, EPA – This is Big Government
These incredible, all-encompassing violations of our Constitutional rights actually drew (shocker) some negative coverage from the usually sycophantic White House
Stenographer (Press) Pool.
Of course, mostly when it was the media on whom the President was illegally collecting information.
Gov't Obtains Wide AP Phone Records in Probe -- Associated Press (AP)
DOJ Confirms Holder OK'd Search Warrant for Fox News Reporter's Emails -- NBC News
How Prosecutors Fought to Keep Rosen's Warrant Secret -- New Yorker
But the media's brief dedication to duty has long since waned. All the while, news of Big Government's usurpation of our data - already huge - waxed considerably.
It would appear the Jurassic Press is just fine with the Leviathan's tentacles encircling any and everyone - just as long as it isn't them.
How the NSA is Still Harvesting Your Online Data
Files show vast scale of current NSA metadata programs, with one stream alone celebrating 'one trillion records processed'
NSA Collected U.S. Email Records in Bulk for More Than Two Years Under Obama
Number of Federal Wiretaps Rose 71 Percent in 2012
Senators Ask if NSA Collected Gun Data
Potential to construct gun database, senators say
Has President Obama in any way reconsidered his Pseudo-Hoover Administration impersonation? Ummm, no.
White House Requests $70 Billion for New Intelligence Programs, Operations
The NSA Is Building the Country's Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say)
Think NSA Spying Is Bad? Here Comes ObamaCare Hub
And now the media - in order to defend President Obama - seem more than happy to throw even each other under the bus.
Perhaps most troubling? The president is being aided by a cadre of Benedict Arnolds within the media itself.
One of them is "Meet the Press" host David Gregory, who, after saying journalist Glenn Greenwald "aided and abetted" NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden, demanded to know of the reporter: "Why shouldn't you be charged with a crime?"
On the same "Meet the Press" program, NBC's Chuck Todd didn't want to know whether the NSA's surveillance is illegal, but instead demanded to know "how much was (Greenwald) involved in the plot" to expose the NSA's potential crimes.
They were subsequently followed up by New York Times business reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin, who, after years of writing hagiography that helped Wall Streeters avoid prosecution, called for Greenwald's arrest.
In the midst of all of this, we had a September 9 D.C. Circuit Court date set for the lawsuit against the Administration's illegal All-Encompassing-Internet-Power-Grab Network Neutrality - which gives the government access to every website on the planet.
About which we have warned for quite a while.
Net Neutrality Power Grab Is Worse than ObamaCare
Forget the 'Fairness' Doctrine – Net Neutrality is the Future of Censorship
Obama Official-Network Neutrality Deviser Says First Amendment Doesn't Apply to Our Computers
'Thanks for the Trillion Dollar Investment - We'll Take it (Over) from Here. Sincerely, the Government'
The Obama Administration is Killing the Internet
The media, meanwhile, has all along ignored the sinister aspects of this Obama Web power grab.
Will they now - after all these other data grabs have come to light - report properly on Net Neutrality?
What do you think?


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TITLE: [Jūichidanme - act eleven of the Chūshingura - assualt on Kira Yoshinaka's home - pursuing the guards] CALL NUMBER: FP 2 - JPD, no. 300 (A size) [P&P]Restricted access; material extremely fragile; please use online digital image. REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-DIG-jpd-00303 (digital file from original drawing) RIGHTS INFORMATION: No known restrictions on publication. SUMMARY: Print shows a scene during the attack on Kira Yoshinaka's home by the 47 rōnin, with the samurai chasing Kira's guards into the house. MEDIUM: 1 drawing : color. CREATED/PUBLISHED: [between 1800 and 1850] NOTES: Title devised by Library staff, no information provided by Nichibunken-sponsored Edo print specialists in 2005-2006. Forms part of: Japanese prints and drawings (Library of Congress). SUBJECTS: Kira, Yoshinaka,--1641-1703--Homes & haunts. Forty-seven Rōnin. Samurai--Japan--1700-1710. Chasing--1700-1710. Fighting--Japan--1700-1710. Winter--Japan--1700-1710. FORMAT: Ukiyo-e Japanese 1800-1850.Drawings Japanese Color 1800-1850. REPOSITORY: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print DIGITAL ID: (digital file from original drawing) jpd 00303 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/jpd.00303 CONTROL #: 2009615293
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Investors Await Latest from FOMC
Dow Jones Newswires Editor John Shipman joins the News Hub to discuss anxious investors waiting for the latest news from the Federal Open Market Committee, which will determine whether or not the Fed will continue to buy bonds. Photo: REUTERS.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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SYNOPSIS: A very interesting article about civilizations that have ignored science and environmental degradation at their own peril, maybe including our own
Since we're stuck in Iraq indefinitely, we may as well try to learn something. But I suspect that our current leaders won't be receptive to the most important lesson of the land where cities and writing were invented: that manmade environmental damage can destroy a civilization.
When archaeologists excavated the cities of ancient Mesopotamia, they were amazed not just by what they found but by where they found it: in the middle of an unpopulated desert. In "Ur of the Chaldees," Leonard Woolley asked: "Why, if Ur was an empire's capital, if Sumer was once a vast granary, has the population dwindled to nothing, the very soil lost its virtue?"
The answer Ś the reason "the very soil lost its virtue" Ś is that heavy irrigation in a hot, dry climate leads to a gradual accumulation of salt in the soil. Rising salinity first forced the Sumerians to switch from wheat to barley, which can tolerate more salt; by about 1800 B.C. even barley could no longer be grown in southern Iraq, and Sumerian civilization collapsed. Later "salinity crises" took place further north. In the 19th century, when Europeans began to visit Iraq, it probably had a population less than a tenth the size of the one in the age of Gilgamesh.
Modern civilization's impact on the environment is, of course, far greater than anything the ancients could manage. We can do more damage in a decade than our ancestors could inflict in centuries. Salinization remains a big problem in today's world, but it is overshadowed by even more serious environmental threats. Moreover, in the past environmental crises were local: agriculture might collapse in Sumer, but in Egypt, where the annual flooding of the Nile replenished the soil, civilization went on. Today, problems like the thinning of the ozone layer and the accumulation of greenhouse gases affect the planet as a whole.
On the other hand, today we have the ability to understand environmental threats, and act to contain them. The Montreal Protocol, signed in 1989, shows how science and policy can work hand in hand. Research showed that certain chemicals were destroying the ozone layer, which protects us from ultraviolet radiation, so governments agreed to ban the use of those chemicals, and the ban appears to be succeeding.
But would the people now running America have agreed to that protocol? Probably not. In fact, the Bush administration is trying to reinterpret the agreement to avoid phasing out the pesticide methyl bromide. And on other environmental issues Ś above all, global warming Ś America's ruling party is pursuing a strategy of denial and deception.
Before last year's elections Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster, wrote a remarkable memo about how to neutralize public perceptions that the party was anti-environmental. Here's what it said about global warming: "The scientific debate is closing [against us] but is not yet closed. There is still an opportunity to challenge the science." And it advised Republicans to play up the appearance of scientific uncertainty.
But as a recent article in Salon reminds us, this appearance of uncertainty is "manufactured." Very few independent experts now dispute that manmade global warming is happening, and represents a serious threat. Almost all the skeptics are directly or indirectly on the payroll of the oil, coal and auto industries. And before you accuse me of a conspiracy theory, listen to what the other side says. Here's Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma: "Could it be that manmade global warming is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people? It sure sounds like it."
The point is that when it comes to evidence of danger from emissions Ś as opposed to, say, Iraqi nukes Ś the people now running our country won't take yes for an answer.
Meanwhile, news reports say, President Bush will spend much of this month buffing his environmental image. No doubt he'll repeatedly be photographed amid scenes of great natural beauty, uttering stirring words about his commitment to conservation. His handlers hope that the images will protect him from awkward questions about his actual polluter-friendly policies and, most important, his refusal to face up to politically inconvenient environmental dangers.
So here's the question: will we avoid the fate of past civilizations that destroyed their environments, and hence themselves? And the answer is: not if Mr. Bush can help it.
Originally published in The New York Times, 8.8.03


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The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to inform you how Radio Systems Corporation, its brands including, but not limited to PetSafe®, SportDOG®, Invisible Fence®, Premier Pet®, and Free Spirit® brand, and its affiliates (collectively referred to as "RSC", "we", "us", "our(s)"), gathers, uses and shares information about you. We appreciate your trust that we will do so cautiously.
This Privacy Policy includes but is not limited to RSC "Website", "Websites", "WebPage", "WebPages", "Web Page", "Web Pages", "Page", "Pages", "Site", "Sites", "Service" "Services", "Mobile Apps", "Mobile Applications", "Smart Products".
You may contact us at Attn: Risk Management, Radio Systems Corporation, 10427 PetSafe Way, Knoxville, TN 37932 or you may send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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RSC only processes personal data that a user voluntarily consents to provide to RSC. This information may include your name, date of birth, gender, address, IP addresses, product details, equipment or device, GPS coordinates or location data, additional usage and device data may be collected through the use of "Smart Products" and "Mobile Apps".
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Our hosting provider Netlify collects website access data that includes IP addresses for the purposes of preventing attacks and abuse. That data is inaccessible to RSC and, as per Netlify's GDPR compliance information, is deleted within 30 days. Netlify, when you submit a form on our page, Netlify collects your IP address for the purpose of preventing spam and abuse. RSC has access to submitted form data, including IP addresses, that you submit. We do not use your IP address collected in this way for any purpose, including processing, helping to support your request, or marketing. All data submitted to RSC is handled in accordance with RSC Privacy Policy.
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Perfect security does not exist on the internet and we cannot guarantee anyone complete security. Your privacy is import to us and we use industry standard practices to protect your privacy, we cannot promise, and you should not expect, that your personally identifiable information or private communications will remain private and would never be disclosed in a manner that is inconsistent with this Privacy Policy. You understand that third parties may unlawfully intercept or access transmissions or private communications, and other users may abuse or misuse your personal information that they collected from this Website. Please note that emails, messages sent via your web browser, and other similar means of communication with other users, are not encrypted. We strongly advise you not to communicate any confidential or sensitive information through these means. Please also be aware that we may use third-party cloud service providers that provide hosting, data storage and other services pursuant to standard terms and conditions that may be nonnegotiable; these service providers have informed us or the public that they apply security measures they consider adequate for the protection of information within their system, or they have a general reputation for applying such measures. However, we will not be liable (to the fullest extent permitted by law) for any damages that may result from the misuse of any information, including Personal Information, by these companies.
Radio Systems cooperates with law enforcement and other third parties to enforce laws, intellectual property and other rights.
In response to a verified request relating to a criminal investigation or other alleged improper or illegal activity, we may disclose information relevant to the investigation including, but not limited to, name, address, telephone number, e-mail address, IP address, user history and complaints.
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RSC is committed to cooperating with EU data protection authorities (DPAs) and the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDIC) and comply with the advice given by such authorities regarding human resources data transferred from the EU and Switzerland in the context of the employment relationship.
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The following section pertains to users which are in the European Union and Switzerland. RSC will transfer certain data to RSC in the United States. RSC will comply with the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework and the Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework as set forth by the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal information transferred from the European Union member countries and Switzerland to the United States.
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lindmar needed a new coded website design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 14 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
My company is doing a site for a local tool rental company. We want to explore some further design options. Please see a quick mockup I whipped up here..
"You Need It , We Rent it"
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See Logo.. Develop a consistent look and nice feel around current color
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Looking to get the main shell of the site laid out. After that, we will handle interior pages.
So in essence you're developing a footer/header/sidebar... and placeholder for interior/text.
I need to get some ideas out asap as this is a time constraint project.
Logo and Color of the Logo can be seen below.
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Finding Information on Personal Participation in World War II
World War II Records
For a comprehensive overview, see:
Selected Finding Aids Related to NARA's World War II Holdings
Selected NARA Resources:
- African Americans During World War II, Photographs
- America on the Homefront: Selected World War II Records, Records from NARA's Regional Archives in Boston
- Captured German Records, Description of Records on Microform
- Captured Nazi recordings, List of speeches and broadcasts in the collection
- Electronic Records related to WWII
- Finding Information on Personal Participation in World War II, a brochure on some of NARA's relevant records, and how to get started.
- The Great Depression and World War II, Resources for Teachers and Students
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- Japanese American Internment and Relocation Records in the National Archives
- Missing Air Crew Reports (MACRs)
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to African Americans from the Post-World War I Period
to the Korean War,
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- Records Relating to Personal Participation in World War II: The "American Soldier" Surveys, A finding aid
- Search WWII Electronic Records in the Access to Archival Databases (AAD)
- Search WWII Documents Online through the Archival Research Catalog (ARC)
- World War II Casualty Lists
- World War II Records in the Cartographic and Architectural Branch of the National Archives, a reference information paper
- World War II Draft
Registration: Using the
Archival Research Catalog (ARC) for
Ohio men born between April 28, 1877 and February 16, 1897,
whose surnames began with "Aa" and "Ab"
- World War II, Photographs
- WWII: Sound Recordings from 1937-1945
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
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Yep... these guys have Mettle! And it's time to bring him back!ReplyDelete
I remember 1979 fondly. I was a kid and for $1.50, we used to sit in the Mezzanine because they'd routinely close the Upper Deck. And Mettle used to graze behind the outfield fence where it was rumored he ate from coach Joe Pignatano's vegetable garden. The article says Doubleday and Wilpon shipped him off when they bought the team, but considering the recent past, I say it was Wilpon alone.
And I just found this great piece about Pignatano.
Let's Go Met(tle)!
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2011 at 2:10 PM
nice one, and a great win. when the mets win, these pix come to mind; last night i thought of a big lebowski ref, "The Duda Abides!" next timeReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2011 at 3:10 PM
I've been singin that song all day! It's stuck in my head. What a great way to end the game. "I Believe!"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2011 at 6:45 PM
Camptown Races Sing that song...........ReplyDelete
Whew, we needed a win like this. What a great comeback. And off Heath Bell too. I think Baxters double sparked the offense. That was as huge as Duda coming through. What a game!ReplyDelete
as we used to say during his days as a Binghamton Met "Hit that ball right out of here, Duda, Duda"ReplyDelete
I'm a Mets fan from the DC area and while at a Mets-Nats game where he was playing LF while Bay was on the DL last year (and my seat happened to be located right next to left field), some fan was using that tune to mock him. I'm glad we're getting to a point where we can make it our own, especially since his bat has been really coming alive this season.ReplyDelete
I love the idea of working in a Big Lebowski reference for the Dude - I have no issues with a combination of my favorite team and one of my favorite movies! Let's go Mets!


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For Four Eyes Only
This story appears in the January 1999 issue of . Subscribe »
Russell Campbell turned a lifelong passion for vintage eyewear into a business--literally overnight. In 1984, while searching for the right career, the then-20-year-old awakened as usual at 2 a.m. to write down his dreams. This time, he penned that an old man handed him a pair of sunglasses and said, "Here, you can have these old focals."
"I don't know what Freud would say about it," Campbell says, but after discussing the dream with his family the next day, he quickly moved forward with his entrepreneurial vision. After a thorough search of local thrift shops and garage sales, he turned up a couple dozen retro frames and fitted them with new lenses. With his sights on success, Campbell bravely peddled his reconditioned products at shops in the toniest parts of L.A. (including Santa Monica and Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive).
Today, his Pasadena, California, company, Old Focals, has caught the eye of a sizzling niche market: Hollywood, whose prop departments frequently call on Campbell's research expertise when it's time to outfit actors with era-appropriate eyewear. "Movies found me," says Campbell, who relies solely on word-of-mouth advertising. His limited-edition styles appear in such films as "Tucker," "JFK," the "Batman" film series and "Mod Squad." Every pair of glasses he supplies for movies also comes with three backup pairs, in case of breakage.
With an ever-growing warehouse inventory of tens of thousands of styles, Campbell's successful business even provides frames for TV commercials and music videos, and hopes to expand sales through Old Focals' Web site. Campbell recently opened a retail location in trendy Old Town Pasadena, where 18- to 24-year olds flock for vintage and reproduction styles at prices ranging from $25 to $200.
In keeping with his passion for spectacles, Campbell regularly sponsors overseas visual aid trips, donating medical supplies, equipment and transportation. And when it comes to achievement in the business, he admits that sometimes his eyes are bigger than his stomach: "Every now and then I bite off more than I think I can chew [think 400 pairs of eyeglasses for `That Thing You Do']," Campbell says. "Being able to swallow it is success."
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It's a lollipop . . . it's a hologram . . . it's both. "I was studying the combination of art and science and had this strange idea to see what would happen if I combined holography with food processing," explains MIT alumnus Eric Begleiter, 30. Joined by friends Paul Graham, 28, and Michael Wodke, 38, who'd recently left their jobs at M&M Mars, he launched LightVision Confections. The company's holographic lollipops feature a variety of laser-etched images, including a line based on the TV show "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
Thanks to trade shows, the trio has garnered the attention of distributors by marketing their confections as corporate promotions. Customized candies with corporate logos now account for about half of LightVision's sales, and are particularly popular among companies that want to flaunt their own innovative images.
The candy got a big boost when TheNew York Times ordered a slew of lollipops to promote the paper's switch to color printing. Disney Co. and Marvel Comics signed up as clients soon after.
The product's draw? "Combining the illusion and fantasy of a hologram with the fun and playfulness of a piece of candy," says Begleiter. The novelty factor caught the attention of private investors and secured financial backing from the confections-industry veterans the trio sought out as advisors.
With 1998 sales for the Cincinnati company estimated at a sweet $600,000, the partners know they're on the right track. "We've been noticing so much millennium stuff," Begleiter notes, "but our Christmas [lollipops] have a Victorian, classic feel to them." That's because the seasonal suckers have old-fashioned images etched onto them via the company's high-tech holographic process. "While everyone else is going one way, we're looking to go off in another, unique direction."
Contact Sources
LightVision Confections LLC, (513) 469-0330, http://www.lightvision.com
Old Focals, (626) 793-7073, http://www.oldfocals.com


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Dear rockers, this was my look for today.
The main piece of this outfit was my NoFX Concert tshirt. I love this fucking punk band.
With this shirt I used my high-waist H&M bleached denim jeans, my black leathered jacket and my black double sole suede creepers.
With this outfit I wore my skull belt I bought back in a gothic store in Switzerland, and the same old silver accessories.


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The Obama administration continued to clamp down on officials who leak sensitive information to the news media. A former CIA officer pleaded guilty to criminal charges of leaking a covert operative's identity, effectively ending a legal battle by three journalists fighting government subpoenas to testify in the case. The director of national intelligence announced new rules to clamp down on leaks, and the Senate debated a bill that would further impede officials from sharing intelligence information with the press. In issues related to access, a military judge rejected a request by several media outlets to broadcast the Guantánamo Bay trial of suspects accused in the 2000 attack on the USS Cole. And a number of news organizations appealed a military judicial decision to seal documents related to the court-martial of Army Pvt. Bradley Manning, who faced charges of leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks. Reporter James Risen, author Ed Moloney, and documentary filmmaker Ken Burns continued to fight subpoenas that would force them to turn over their unpublished reporting or testify in criminal investigations. Several journalists were arrested covering demonstrations linked to the Occupy movement.
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Deadspin and Gelf Magazine bring you the best (or at least the most interesting) foreign-produced journalism about the London Olympics.
1. A Former Olympic Hero Is Broke And Stranded In London | Uganda
Davis Kamoga is one of Uganda's most famous Olympic athletes, having won the silver medal in the 400-meter footrace at the 1996 Games. He's such a national hero that Uganda decided to fly him to London so that he could inspire and motivate the Ugandan track-and-field team.
The only problem is that the Ugandan Olympic officials forgot to give him any money.
Kamoga recently spoke to the Ugandan-government-owned newspaper New Vision by phone, and he told the paper that he was already out of money, and needed to be flown back home immediately. According to the article, Kamoga was given an allowance of 30 pounds per day, but was not made an official of the Ugandan Olympic team. Without such accreditation, Kamoga has had a very difficult time getting into the Olympic village or even seeing the athletes that he is supposed to be motivating.
"There is a lot I can do to help the athletes. I see a lot of weaknesses especially in attitude," a tearful Kamoga said on the phone. "Tell the officials I want to come back home," he added.
While he remains in London, he's often seen around the Games village, waiting for officials to take him inside, where he has a soda for lunch.
If you think you can help, or if you just want Ugandan motivation, the article's postscript reads: "Kamoga can be reached on a borrowed line +447424755107."
Lesson learned: Be sure to enjoy your fame while it lasts, Olympic athletes. One day you may find yourself abandoned by your home country in a strange land, having to call a local newspaper in order to beg that you be allowed to return home.
2. Despite A Strong Showing, Kazakhstan's Struggling To Escape Old Borat Jokes | Kazakhstan
The Kazakhs are having a great Olympics—three gold medals as of this morning, ahead of host Great Britain—and they're looking forward to their favored events of boxing and wrestling. But for all their success, the mood of the national team is downcast, according to a deputy from the delegation that spoke to the Sydney Morning Herald: They just can't escape Borat.
The official, Aslan Amanov, said, "In the village there is absolutely no problem. The sports world knows Kazakhstan, our good side. It is when we go outside it is very disappointing. When you walk around the city sometimes they shout things at you which are not OK. Some were drunk and they were shouting all sorts of words."
The Herald takes the opportunity to remind us of the time that organizers of a shooting championship in Kuwait played the parody Kazakh national anthem (sample lyric: "Come grasp the mighty penis of our leader") instead of the real one.
Kuwaiti organizers messing up and drunken Brits making old jokes notwithstanding, Kazakhstan's investment in athletics appears to be paying off. The central-Asian republic is one of many embattled or traditionally peripheral countries using international athletic competitions to raise their profile, and new training programs and incentives have helped to cultivate a strong delegation.
The Herald details the cash prizes instituted for medal winners from the Kazakh delegation: In US dollars, gold medalists receive a $250,000, silver medalists get $125,000, and bronze medalists win $75,000. Money also is being invested in new infrastructure and equipment.
With a dedication to athletic excellence like that, soon enough Kazakhs will be able to high-five one another without someone yelling "HIGH FIIIIIVE!"
3. Au Revoir, Canada: Should Four Bronzes Lead To Independence? | Canada
It's an election year in Quebec, and as always, there's a small but vocal contingent pushing for the province to declare independence. According to the Canadian Press wire service, one politician is using the Olympic success of Quebecers to argue for her province's sovereignty.
Pauline Marois, candidate for premier and leader of the pro-independence Parti Quebecois, was so elated with Canada's four bronze medals that she said, "This means, among other things, that it's another example of how Quebec could shine among the brightest … as an independent country. We could continue to win our medals, I'm sure of that."
Another Canadian publication was quick to argue that Marois is delusional. "With a leap of arithmetic worthy of Einstein, Marois determined that the four bronzes indicated Quebec could take its place among the nations of the world," David Newman wrote in Maclean's.
"Never mind whether any of the athletes are sovereigntists or separatists or share any of Marois' views whatsoever. Never mind what proportion of their funding was federal, provincial, municipal, personal, or private. The conclusion was obvious for Marois: four bronze equals independence for Quebec."
Right or wrong, if Marois wants to continue with tenuous correlations, she need only look south of her border as the US has earned more total medals (2,549) than Great Britain (737) since declaring its independence in 1776.
4. Consolation, Shmonsolation: Miffed Fencer Refuses Medal | South Korea
On Monday, Deadspin covered South Korean fencer Shin A Lam's tearful sit-in after losing a semifinal match to German Britta Heidemann on a controversial call in the final seconds. The last sentence of the piece informed us that Shin will be "denied a medal" after losing the bronze-medal match.
As it turns out, Shin won't score a medal-because she doesn't want one. The medal in question, however, is not Olympic gold, or even bronze. It is an International Fencing Federation (FIE) medal recognizing her "aspiration to win and respect for the rules," reports Agence France-Presse. An FIE spokeswoman told the French newswire that the medal was given because the group "understands the frustration and feelings of the athlete."
Whether or not FIE understands Shin's frustrations and feelings, the fencer has declined to accept what AFP called her "consolation medal." The UK's Guardian newspaper reports that she has opted not to accept the medal, as "it does not make me feel better because it's not an Olympic medal. I don't accept the result because I believe it was a mistake." So much for peace, love and understanding.
5. East Coast Bias Ain't Nothing Compared to Western Media Bias | China
China's 16-year-old phenom swimmer Ye Shiwen has been hit hard with doping rumors after her two record-breaking gold-medal swims, yet the Chinese media claims this is nothing more than Western partiality.
"Negative comments about her and Chinese athletes come from deep bias and reluctance from the Western press to see Chinese people making breakthroughs," the Global Times opines. "If Ye were an American, the tone would be different in Western media. Michael Phelps won eight gold medals in the 2008 Games. Nobody seems to question the authenticity of his results, most probably because he is American."
Yet as Deadspin pointed out Tuesday, Phelps wasn't smashing records when he was a teenager and the US swim team hasn't had as many doping problems as China has had.
The Global Times believes it's all just a passing phase as China continues to grow, and in the future, once the country's athletes routinely compete with the West, it won't be "a big deal. Doubts will go away eventually."
Let's not count on it.
Kate Bennert, Isaac Rauch, Dan Gartland, Vincent Valk and Tom Ley contributed to this article.
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I'm trying to implement this pseudocode:
//graph G, vertices n, vertices are numbered 0, 1 . . n-1 //G is stored in adjacency list or adjacency matrix p //colors are stored in array q //q[i] has color of vertex i, initially all 0 //colors G using minimum number of colors, returns chromatic number int color() { for(i = 1 to n) { //if G can be colored using i colors starting at vertex 0 if(color(0,i)) { chromatic number is i, return it } } } //colors G using m colors starting at vertex v boolean color(v,m) { if(v exceeds n - 1) all vertices have been colored, success else { for(i = 1 to m) { assign color i to vertex v check whether colors of v and its neighbors conflict if(colors do not conflict) { color the rest of G using m colors starting at vertex v+1 done by recursive call color(v+1,m) if(the rest of G can be colored) all vertices have been colored, success } } assign color 0 to vertex v and fail, this happens when none of the m colors can be assigned to vertex v } } //in color() method, chromatic numbers can be tried in ascending order //(i = 1 to n) or descending order (i = n to 1), and both orders can be //used to find a range of possible values of the chromatic number
I thought that my implementation was working because I tested it with a small sample graph and got the correct output. However, when testing with large graphs this algorithm was solving them in seconds, but is supposed to have a runtime of hours. I think that I may be missing a recursive call somewhere, or maybe am breaking out of the function too early somehow.
Anyway, here is my implementation of the above pseudocode. I am sincerely grateful for any help that you guys can provide. Thanks
Explanation of my variables:
this.size = the number of vertices in the graph
this.vertexColors = 1 dimensional array with this.size number of elements. holds
a chromatic number for each vertex
this.inputMatrix = a this.size x this.size element 2d matrix. only holds 0s and 1s.
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This represents a line connecting vertex 2 and 3. A 1 in row 3, column 2 would mean the same thing. It is also not necessary to have a 1 in both of those to represent the line, just one will work.
My implementation:
//colors graph using minimum number of colors, returns chromatic number public int colorAscending() { for(int i = 1; i < this.size + 1; i++) { //if graph can be colored using i colors starting at //vertex 0 if(colorAscending(0,i)) { return i; } } //syntactically necessary return statement. should never get here return 0; } //v = current vertex, m = number of colors to try //colors graph using m colors starting at vertex v private boolean colorAscending(int v, int m) { if(v > this.size - 1) { //all vertices have been colored, success return true; } else { for(int i = 1; i < m+1; i++) { //assign color i to vertex v this.vertexColors[v] = i; //check whether colors of v and its neighbors conflict if(!checkForConflict(v)) { if(colorAscending(v+1,m)) { return true; } else { return false; } } } //assign color 0 to vertex v and fail this.vertexColors[v] = 0; return false; } } //checks if vertices adjacent to v have the same color or not private boolean checkForConflict(int vertex) { for(int i = 0; i < this.size; i++) { if((this.inputMatrix[i][vertex] == 1) && (this.vertexColors[i] == this.vertexColors[vertex])) { return true; } } return false; }


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A Beating Heart
You can have all the money in the world, but it isn't happiness if you don't have that special someone by your side. The one that's going to be your back bone and support your every choice that makes you smile. The one that's going to make you feel alive and look forward to every single day.
Gap shirt, BDG jeans, Laura Brandon wedges, Marc By Marc Jacobs watch, Marc Jacobs bag, Lipstick is by MAC in Mac Red and RayBan sunnies
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I love your lipstick and the plaid shirt. Great outfit!ReplyDelete
i love your wedges delmy..great outfit!ReplyDelete
also agree...all you need is love:)
I LOVE the way writing looks on the body. That Tat is beautiful♥ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 12, 2009 at 9:48 PM
cute fit, i would love to see you with long sleek hair...or some hair like Kim Kardashian, u would look good with a change.ReplyDelete
your shoes are GREAT!ReplyDelete
Fabulous outfit and the wedges are stunning!!! Great post!!ReplyDelete
Jacqueline: Thank you!ReplyDelete
Marisa: Thanks so much!
Desiree: Thank you so much. It was painful! haha
Anon948: You're not the only one. I miss my long hair. Change is what got me to short hair. I was tired of my long hair and now I'm "patiently" waiting...
ALEEEEESHHH: Thanks! They're comfy too!
Stilettolover91: Thank you! Will be checking out your hot heels.
- VanessaOctober 12, 2009 at 10:12 PM
That is a beautiful tat. One of my favorite sayings too.ReplyDelete
you look so comfy and cute in your plaid shirt. : )ReplyDelete
those shoes are killer, once again another cute outfitReplyDelete
YOU ARE WHAT YOU WEAR @ clothesarecute.blogspot.com
GORGEOUS outfit!ReplyDelete
You look so fly girl!!
Love your wedges!!!!!
and your tattoo is waaaaay cute, cant wait to
get mine!
i love your tatto aaaaaaaaaa!!!ReplyDelete
super cool location!! And I think I need that shirt, I've been wanting a plaid shirt since forever but I can;t find anything exactly right. yours is pretty close to prefection though! cudos!ReplyDelete
love the new tattoo...it's so true!ReplyDelete
Love those wedges! Lovely tattoo.ReplyDelete
Great tat! I love the outfit! The shoes are fab! Your lips look stunning!ReplyDelete
gorgeous lipstick and your hair looks GREAT pulled back. oh! and your new tattoo is inspirational.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2009 at 1:56 AM
Not for nothing but you look out of it in these pictures. It's so unlike you. You're always smiling in your pictures like theres no tomorrow. Only reason Im saying this is because you also look out of it in your last few posts. Must be a long week for you. S-m-i-l-e!ReplyDelete
So effing amazing, you always get it right Delmy!!ReplyDelete
I love plaid on you! And those shoes, I only dream of such a pair. xReplyDelete
love your shoesReplyDelete
Beautiful ink.. Im dying to get one on that spot too.ReplyDelete
Amazing outfit honey, and you are right about your tattoo :)ReplyDelete
great simple outfit ! Love your wedges so much !!ReplyDelete
Your new tattoo is so great, love it !
Beautiful tattoo.ReplyDelete
Great outfit! I love the plaid shirtt & shoess :)ReplyDelete
great heels, tat is kinda sexy tooReplyDelete
amaaaaaaazing look.ReplyDelete
i love your hair, the shirt and glasses.
Such a sweet post :)ReplyDelete
Love the tattoo! I think they're so cool. Really love your cropped jeans too!
Delmy the tat is so lovely! I want a tat at that same spot as well! I love the wedges! xoxoxReplyDelete
Querida, sales hermosa! me encanta la camisa y los labios rojos"ReplyDelete
Linda semana!
beautiful text, and i love the shoes!ReplyDelete
- fshnonmymindOctober 13, 2009 at 10:58 AM
I was eyeing those shoes a few weeks ago but decided not to take the plunge. I love the way they look and your outfit is great. I'm going to have to "borrow" this outfit idea.ReplyDelete
What an awesome new tat!!!
Love the writing, is that your writing?ReplyDelete
Doesn't a tattoo there KILL? Ugh! I got my first tattoo there, it was BRUTAL. Really cute saying and placement. You are so in love.
Great ensemble and nice post and blog!ReplyDelete
I love this outfit, so simple and cool. i love ur shoes too :)ReplyDelete
The red lips are so you!ReplyDelete
gorgeous outfit!ReplyDelete
and the tattoo is really pretty.. such beautiful words
first off, love the outfit. And the tattoo is so haute. It's not too much, just simple and sweet and has meaning.ReplyDelete
i want a smal tattoo on the side of my index finger.
duuude, LOVE the tat. this is the first one i've seen in a long time that i really really like. congrats on the new ink!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2009 at 4:19 PM
love the quote!ReplyDelete
These shoes!! they are super cute!! :) i love our new tattoo very true :)ReplyDelete
& congratulations on winning!!
You always look great, and you have such a way with words! You can definitely tell by your posts that you are not the superficial type! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2009 at 5:08 PM
cute shoes and love your new tattoo!!!ReplyDelete
Love this casual look! That is the perfect plaid shirt!ReplyDelete
Your lipstick is perfectly applied! *applause*ReplyDelete
love the shirt and lipstick!!ReplyDelete
You are fabulous. THE END (:ReplyDelete
you look pretty, and very well said on love and life =)ReplyDelete
Cute outfit, but not really into statement. Special someone as in, what, a romantic interest? We need that to be happy? That doesn't sound right...ReplyDelete
Amen to that! As with tattooing,I have a very low pain thresh hold and so hands up to you on holding on until it's done.;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 14, 2009 at 10:30 PM
You are so incredible beautiful and your style is amazing. Great outfit!! I love the red lipstick on you- it goes perfect with your plaid shirt.ReplyDelete
I am a follower now to your blog and I can't wait to come back and see what other outfits you come up with. Love your style!
I'm thinking of doing a new tattoo to me too. This one is great!ReplyDelete
love the shoes!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 15, 2009 at 8:51 PM
hah just fgot a tat in the same place a few weeks ago!ReplyDelete
This is a wonderful message to share!ReplyDelete
Thanks for this sweet post.
You look so beautiful in your red lippie !ReplyDelete
Love love your plaid shirt and those wedges:)
And your new tatt is gorgeous and realy meaningful! I'm getting inked end of this year. So excited
The tat is phat! Love it!ReplyDelete
- NoushinOctober 23, 2009 at 2:00 PM
this has to be my most favorite yet, I love a good plaid shirt, and you made it look super chic.ReplyDelete
screw the hate mail!
btw i just got the benefit eye bright and LOVE IT!
Hi delmy i love your tattoo its so beautiful i love the style and detail they didReplyDelete
delmy im thinking of getting a tattoo myself who did you go to to get your done? by the way your gorgeous and i love your style so much


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With technology glitches becoming more common, the country's two stock-exchange giants are pondering a scenario some might have considered unlikely: teaming to protect one another in the event of breakdowns. (Photo: AP)
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