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In Jamam refugee camp, a community approach to sanitation
One year after South Sudan's independence (9 July 2011), the combination of severe economic crisis, poor rainfall in 2011 and ongoing conflicts have combined to create the country's worst humanitarian crisis since the end of the war in 2005. Fertile and resource rich, South Sudan has huge potential to feed its own population, yet nearly half of its 9.7 million citizens literally don't have enough food to eat.
Nearly 30,000 refugees from the conflict in Sudan's Blue Nile region have arrived in Jamam – a village in the remote Upper Nile state of South Sudan – since the start of 2012. Oxfam's team in South Sudan is providing clean water, public health and sanitation in and around the new camp. With many more people expected to come, Oxfam is scaling up our response.
Oxfam moved staff and supplies in to the area late last year in anticipation that a big influx of people could come as the fighting in Blue Nile intensified. In December Oxfam chartered three planes from Juba (the capital of South Sudan) to bring up staff, food, camping equipment, and equipment such as generators, submersible pumps and water pipes.
Empowering the community
When the refugees first arrived, the first thing Oxfam did was consult the communities.
Christian Snoad is Oxfam's emergency public health advisor, leading our emergency water and sanitation response in Jamam: "It might not seem like the most urgent thing in an emergency, but it makes sure that our response doesn't have any negative impacts.
"We don't want to do anything that could create a dependency culture on aid – instead we want to make the most of the skills, coping mechanisms and strengths that people already have.
"We wanted to see what the communities can do, rather than just showing them what we can do. This approach has definitely paid off. We found many people have the skills to build their own bathing shelters and latrines – they just needed the equipment."
During the first week of March this year, Oxfam helped 600 families construct bathing shelters and 300 build their own latrines – by just providing the tools and materials.
Water trucks and tapstands
There are no existing clean water sources in the camp, so water has been trucked in from functioning boreholes a few miles away. The water is trucked in and emptied into bladder tanks – Oxfam has built and connected six tapstands throughout the camp so people can collect it.
Oxfam is also providing services such as tapstands for the host community, in order to minimize any potential conflict that could arise with such a big influx. Jamam was home to just 3-4,000 people – now the population has risen tenfold.
Oxfam is building communal latrines to improve sanitation, 50 refugees have been trained to work within the camp to promote good hygiene practices. The camp is a very crowded place – very different from people's normal environment – and people are sharing water, with few latrines and soap, so there is a real risk of disease spreading. The trainees use various participatory methods such as games, meetings, and family visits, to spread messages.
Related links
Read the Oxfam briefing paper: Tackling the food deficit in the world's newest country (pdf, 1MB)
Oxfam's response in the crisis in Sudan and South Sudan
Please consider helping fund our humanitarian aid work in Sudan and South Sudan. These Oxfam affiliates are running direct appeals:
You can also make a donation to the general emergency fund of your nearest national Oxfam affiliate. Your money will be used to fund our emergency work worldwide, which includes responding in countries such as Sudan, South Sudan and Chad.


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San Diego DJ and live Saxophone Duo Performance
Pacific San Diego Magazine recently hired San Diego DJ Misha and saxophone player Jason Whitmore to play their most recent event. The occasion was to launch Roppongi Restaurant & Sushi Bar Fireside Thursdays, an evening that features music and drinks on the patio in La Jolla.
Event Photographer Alene Ibarra was onsite to capture the event:
Interested in having San Diego DJ and Saxophone Duo setting just the right vibe at your event? Contact San Diego DJ Misha

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- Get Up Close. - Try to create an intimacy and closeness with your subject. The first seconds are always the most spontaneous-sometimes the person is uncomfortable or tense - but after a few frames, he will usually regain composure and relax. All of these emotions come through in the image.
- Try Low Light. - Taking pictures after sunset without a flash requires that you steady your camera - you can place it on a piece of furniture or even atop a pint of beer. Even if the sky looks dark, there is more light in it than you might think. Combined with the glow of streetlights, the result is dramatic, surreal effect.
- Look For Humor. - Try getting interested in being a mischievous ironist. There are funny situations to be found all over the world.
- Pay Attention to Scale. - Scale can help you tell a story.
- Catch People in Motion. - A little blur of movement helps create a lively atmosphere.
- Find An Unusual Vantage Point. - You can gain tremendous perspective and can concentrate a lot of information into a single photo.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Photography Strategies
Friday, November 28, 2008
Cool Gifts For Christmas
Here are some that I can suggest for your gift searching. Why not try personalized holiday gifts? These can be the best choice to have for your boss at work :). Or, you can buy one for yourself as well if you are having trouble where to store your computer files at home or at work.
Pexagon Technology is offering 20% off today until the year ends for your awesome personalized holiday gift ideas such as personalized thumb drives in 14 different colors, personalized pens in 3 unique styles and multiple colors, business card flash drives and wooden USB flash drives. Check these cool gifts ideas online by visiting pexagontech.com and you might even get more excited getting those items :). They are small and sleek, and convenient to carry. Where else can you get a gift personalized and with a discounted price offer such as this? Just continue browsing for more cooler gift products. It's really worth your money.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
The Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania –(Part 3)
The garden has also gardens constructed in a larger greenhouse called conservatory. There are at least 16 gardens inside including halls which are worth visiting and as attractive as the outdoor gardens.
1. Conservatory Orangery and Exhibition Hall – Originally, this area was planted with orange trees. Now, this is filled with ever blooming flowerbeds and manicured lawns. This is the Main Conservatory which was opened in 1921. This has adjoining greenhouses to grow flowering plants and fruits.
The exhibition hall has a sunken, marble floor covered with few inches of water for reflection. On some occasions, the floor is drained for special displays and entertainment. It has creeping fig and bougainvillea trained on the pillars and walls.
If you prefer to hear and learn more about the plants, they offer a self-guided audio tour inside the conservatory, pointing out the history, design, plants and mechanical infrastructure and other behind-the-scenes facts.
2. East Conservatory – this showcases remarkable water features. A central flowing stream and 16' wide waterfall add sound and motion to the garden. Each of the black-dyed pools is heated to support aquatic plant life year-round.
3. Children's Garden Construction Project – this temporary exhibit highlights some of the amazing sculpted features and garden designs that will be found in the new Children's garden. A mini-maze filled with plants entices children to explore the new design of the Children's garden. A remote controlled camera allows them to view the construction progress.
4. Ballroom, Pipe Organ & Gallery
The ballroom is unique for its elaborate finishes including a parquet floor, fabric-paneled walls, and ceiling comprising 1,104 panes of rose-colored etched glass.
The Pipe Organ Museum Gallery – interprets the history and mechanics of Longwood's Aeolian organ and chronicles Mr. Du Pont's interest in music as well as the 2000-year history of pipe organs. As the restoration proceeds, visitors can view the wood and metal pipes housed in the organ chamber.
5. Outdoor Waterlily Display – this displays wide variety of aquatic plants from all over the world. The pools are filled with numerous types of day-and-night-blooming tropical waterlilies, lotuses, giant waterplatters, and other aquatic and bog plants.
6. Production Greenhouses
This 30,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility assists Longwood staff in growing plants for display in the neighboring 4-acre conservatory.
7. Mediterranean House – this greenhouse displays plants grown in Mediterranean-type climates from around the world which are characterized by moist, cool winters and hot, dry summers. Plants from these regions require high light levels, good air circulation, and a minimum temperature of 40F. This garden is at its peak in early to late spring.
8. Palm House – this greenhouse first opened on Palm Sunday, 1966, the reason why it got its name. It features unusual palms and cycads, lush groundcover plants, and the sound of rushing water that create a tropical feeling throughout the year.
9. Bonsai – these are potted miniature trees specimens that imitate full-size plants in nature. Horticulturists periodically prune roots, branches, and leaves to shape as well as keep the bonsai from outgrowing their containers. They shape plans into a variety of forms by wrapping wire around the stems. This permits branches to be bent and trained into the desired position. The wires are eventually removed.
10. Potting Shed – the gardeners use this shed as a planning and staging area for many of the magnificent horticultural displays.
11. Estate Fruit House – this garden is a striking example of the creative reuse of existing structures. Two of the favourite fruits of Mr. Du Pont are being grown here, nectarines and grapes. The fruits is produced at least a month ahead of the outdoor season by controlling heating and ventilation.
12. Cascade Garden – this garden features water cascades splashing into clear pools and lush, richly textured plants clinging to the walls and carpeting the ground.
13. Rose House – Pierre du Pont used this greenhouse to grow roses for cutting and display from late fall to early summer. Chinese hibiscus plants have been added to the terraced beds to extend seasonal interest.
14. Tropical Terrace – Visitors enter this tropical garden of lush foliage through the dangling 20-ft.long spaghetti-like aerial roots of the princess vine. Familiar houseplants such as philodendrons and calatheas, and many unusual tropical plants with bold textures and bright colors are displayed here. A rabbit's foot-fern hanging in the center of the greenhouse was planted in 1953 and weighs approximately 500 pounds.
15. Orchids and Banana House – The orchid room houses the best of Longwood's more than 3,200 types of orchids. At least 300-500 plants at peak bloom at one time adding color and fragrance in the air. Nearby, visitors can stroll beneath a diverse collection of one of the principal food crops of the world, the banana. 20 different types are grown in Longwood and range from the towering 30-ft.plantain to the dwarf banana that is easily grown in a container.
16. Silver Garden – Displays gray and silver-foliage plants adapted to the arid landscape of the Mediterranean and desert regions. The meandering shape of the gray-blue slate hints of a dry streambed as would be found on the floodplain of a desert. Rock outcroppings catch the eye in the center, and the "stream" disappears behind the boulders.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
A Shopper's Lucky Day Before Turkey Day!
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
The Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania (Part 2)
1. The Cow Lot. The ideal thing to start your tour begins here. This large open lawn, framed with specimen trees, was once a pasture.
2. Open Air Theatre – This is an outdoor theatre built in 1913. Because of Pierre du Pont's love of music and drama, this was completed in 1914, then re-designed and enlarged in 1926-27. Today, it features all types of music performances and fountain displays. Fountains built into the stage perform daily from spring through Christmas and after dark are illuminated by hidden colored lights. An unusual water features serves as the stage curtain, rising 10' in front of the stage before most performances.
3. Peirce-du Pont House – Step inside the house and see the heritage exhibit on the first floor which features historic photos, artifacts and a video that tells the story of the stewards of the land who preserved and developed the property.
4. Pierce's Park – this is an arboretum that includes many large trees planted by the Pierce family in the 1800's. Some of the trees here are approximately 200 years old.
5. Flower Garden Walk – this garden was created by Pierre du Pont that became the first flower garden and fountain in 1907. Today, the plantings bordering the 600-ft. long brick walk are mixtures of annual and perennial flowers, spring bulbs, shrubs, and ornamental grasses.
A semi-circular store called "Whispering Bench" concludes the eastern end of the walk.
Try this; - Sit on one end of the Whispering Bench and have a friend sit on the other end. Cup your hand and whisper a secret toward the center of the bench and notice how your voice travels around the curve!
6. Pierce's Woods – This is an "art form" garden of native woodland plants that features fragrant native azaleas in April and May.
7. Italian Water Garden – the basic layout of he design was inspired from Villa Gamberaia, near Florence, Italy while Mr. & Mrs. Du Pont was having their European trip, made with a water staircase and 600 jets that re-circulate 4,500 gallons of water each minute. The underground plumbing and drainage systems represent state-of-the-art technology, and the fountain display is computer operated.
8. Wisteria Garden – showcases cascades of violet and white flowers that spill from arbors and tree-form wisteria in May.
9. Square Fountain – this is an enclosed water feature fountain, surrounded by seasonal flowers and built in 1908.
10. Peony Garden – The garden derived its name from the shrubby hybrid tree peonies that bloom each May, along with Japanese irises and golden chain trees. Architectural interests are also added such as sundial and teak branches.
11. Flower Garden Drive – this 600-ft.long avenue parallels the Flower garden Walk with a magnificent alle'e (double row) of 27 bald cypress trees, fronted by an arborvitae hedge, that provides a stately backdrop for a double flower border.
12. Theater Garden – this is a walled theatre garden designed by Thomas Church in 1975. Now, it's considered as a garden for all seasons, a decorative patchwork of muted colors and extravagant textures.
13. The Rose Arbor – it serves as one of the outdoor staging, areas for concerts when Rosa 'American Pillar' blooms in June. At the center of it is an old Italian wellhead that was given to Longwood in 1970.
14. Children's Garden – this is undergoing complete rebuilding of its indoors. The graphic panels explain the new design.
15. Conservatory Terrace and Main Fountain Garden – The conservatory has colourful flowers and exotic foliage that are combined in year-round horticultural displays. The main fountain garden has 380 fountains and spouts set in Italian limestone basins and canals that create spectacular displays throughout the summer. At night, the fountains can be illuminated by 724 colored lights.
16. Outdoor Children's Garden – this features a lively bee-themed activities including a honeycomb maze, "buzz trail" and flower fountain.
17. Idea Garden – This used to be once a large vegetable garden that supplied food for Mr. & Mrs. Du Pont and Longwood employees, with a 5-acre wide garden. It was developed early 1980's into an educational displays for home gardeners.
18. Pump House – This is part of the garden,-the equipment that drives the main fountains, waterfalls and eye of water.
19. Chimes Tower Hillside – If you come across the hillside walk, you'll notice that exuberant bulb, shrub and perennial plants spill down the slope of it, providing colors from spring to fall. As you continue to follow the path, you'll discover magnificent views of the waterfall and Chimes Tower, with intimate places to sit and listen to carillon performances.
20. Chimes Tower – This eye-catching tower is 61-ft. tall that features a 62-bell carillon that rings hourly and for concerts. As you walk along the Chimes Tower, it provides a series of sunny and shaded spots for tranquil contemplation amid spectacular views. Various colors of trees, shrubs, bulbs and perennials throughout the year draws visitors to the eye-catching tower. At the base of the tower is a video that talks about the history and mechanics of the Chimes Tower.
21. Frog Hollow – this is a moist, low-lying area that fills with daffodils, magnolias and grape-hyacinths and usually gives color in Spring until end of June.
22. Conifer Knoll – the sloping landscape is dominated with mature specimens of majestic evergreens. Covering the top of the knoll is a variety of conifers.
23. Oak Knoll – Various oak species dominate this knoll. From March through April, thousands of pale purple crocuses and yellow winter aconites create beneath the leafless oak tress.
24. Eye of Water – this modern water feature sits above a 90,000 gallon reservoir that supplies the waterfalls and main fountain garden.
25. Rose Garden – a traditional garden installed in 1930, features many varieties of fragrant roses that bloom from June to October.
26. Topiary Garden – this attractive garden features evergreen yews that are trimmed into large geometric forms and whimsical shapes. The desired forms take years to develop. Today, it now includes more than 20 different shapes with more than 50 specimens. Within this garden is an analemmatic sundial which took 8 years of daily readings to perfect it, which is accurate to within 2 minutes. A sign on the site explains how to read it.
27. Caryopteris Alle'e – this long, narrow alle'e between the topiary and rose gardens has double rows of blue caryopteris and white hibiscus that bloom in late summer.
28. Lilacs – features 70 different lilac varieties that has plantings of white, pink and purple lilacs on both sides of the path leading to the main fountain garden. They bloom during late April and May with delightful fragrance.
29. Forest Walk – this natural woodland walk takes visitors under magnificent tulip trees, ashes and maples.
30. Meadow – this comprises 2 areas, the meadow trailhead and the meadow bridge platform that glows with wildflowers in late summer and fall. These areas were added as a new dimension for horticultural displays. The bridge platform contains native wildflowers. It becomes attractive and alive with moths, butterflies and birds during late summer and early fa
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
The Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania (Part 1)
When it comes to nature tripping, one of my favourites is the Longwood gardens. In fact, we are already a garden pass member together with my husband.
We have been visiting the gardens for many times now, but in fact, we haven't completed visiting all the gardens yet. Well, at least we all have the valid reasons to keep going back J.
Longwood Gardens had its centennial celebration, in the year 2006. It started in 1906, and with its 100 years of existence, it had gone a long way of better improvement and constant nurturing that the beauty of it became one of the most visited gardens in the whole world.
The basic historical facts about the garden:
Longwood Gardens is located on US route 1, about 3 miles northeast of Kennet Square, PA, 30 miles west of Philadelphia, PA and 12 miles north of Wilmington, DE.
In 1906, industrialist Pierre S. Du Pont purchased the property to save its collection of historic trees. His preservation efforts blossomed into a full-fledged passion for gardening that has rarely been equalled.
Over the past 100 years, Longwood Gardens has matured into one of the world's great horticultural showplaces. It is not only a garden per se, but also showcases the excellence and innovation in preservation, horticulture, education, philanthropy and the performing arts.
There are at least 31 (and more are coming) outdoor gardens in Longwood Gardens. To find out, the only thing you can do is visit the gardens. You will be awed by the garden's beauty as you see various trees and plant collections in different gardens.
Friday, November 21, 2008
The Naked Brothers Band's New Movie
For those kids who are already avid followers of Nat and Alex Wolff, watch out for their new premiere Operation Mojo. You can get in touch with them this Saturday, November 22 via a live chat. This would also be a great chance for the first timers to hang out with the Naked Brother's Band as well.
There's more to it aside from Nat and Alex. As you closely browse further on their fun-filled pages, there's a lot they offer for fans and followers...music, prizes, games, news, etc. Hey, and don't forget to watch their videos as well! You can catch them up at youtube and subscribe from there ;).
Thursday, November 20, 2008
"TOMB" - by 5WITS Boston
Upon entering the "tomb", - it's like stepping into an Indiana Jones movie, where you will be in a simulated 3,000 year-old tomb with only your flashlight and your wits to guide you.
It provides a unique, walk-through interactive adventure experience using state-of-the-art special effects and mind-boggling riddles in a fantastic setting.
This is a 45-minute adventure of excitement. You'll find yourself trapped by the spirit of an ancient pharaoh, faced with ingenious challenges that must be completed for any chance of making it out alive.
If you have a large group, you must work together to find success in this battle of wits, or face the pharaoh's wrath! They said: - if you fail, death awaits! (LOL! of course, in reality it's NOT!).
Consider yourself to be lucky just in case you happened to read this experience we've been through :). What I will be sharing is more than a clue to help you get the clearer picture once you are inside the tomb.
1st Chamber: Before stepping into the first chamber, you have to find a way to open that first door, of course! ( No clues on this part, pls!). Once you're inside, (your guide will be with you, don't worry), you'll be hearing pharaoh's instructions.
- You'll gonna find those lights that illuminates...(colored red).
- Move the statue.
- Play pharaoh's music. There will be 4 buttons with a corresponding pitch. By hearing pharaoh's music, you have to play those buttons correctly by following the correct tunes.
- Move the pyramids one at a time from box1 to box 2. This requires mind skills and technique. You have to do it fast as time runs fast. Or else, you'll be crushed with that ceiling as it goes down.
- Do the picture puzzle on the floor. You have to complete the puzzle basing on the revolving puzzle on the wall consisting of symbols. This requires sharp eye skills as it is quite confusing. In our experience, we missed this one as our time ended too soon. So we were taken to a pipe puzzle on the wall which is much easier once you get the instructions.
- Symbol puzzles. You have to complete these puzzles on the four corner posts. Again, this requires mind and eye skills.
- This will be the final verdict! - it's the pharaoh's tomb. It's up to you to find way of illuminating pharaoh's face from a light coming from the outside.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Give a Gift, Grant a Wish!
One thing I would definitely buy for my mother-in law is a floral print sweater by Covington. The color (black tonal) is perfect for her as she loves either the floral or lace designs :).
Also, I have decided to get a gift for my own at home; - a 7qt. slow cooker by Kenmore. This would help me save more time with cooking. At least, I can do more chores at home that I need to do. Besides, I would no longer get so much stress in the kitchen from all the mess of cooking.
An electric and rechargeable lawn mower would be good and ideal as a gift for hubby. Honestly, we are still using an obsolete (gas powered) and already old one. Both of the rear wheels are barely moving...and yes, hubby would surely be surprised when he will get it! I have decided to shop these online...no hassle for driving, and more convenient for me. What else can I ask for? Most of the prices are also discounted, so this is a great chance to shop as well.
At Sears, you can grant a wish not just by giving a gift this holiday season...only at Sears ! Shop today to avoid the rush.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
The Alamo – San Antonio, Texas
The Story of The Alamo, 13 fateful days in 1836:
This would be a long story to tell, so it would only be briefly summarized just to have a short background about the place.
The Alamo in 1836 occupied grounds and buildings of former Mision San Antonio de Valero. Used as a military post since the early 1800's, the Texians had barricaded openings and mounted at least 19 cannon before the 13-day siege.
The final assault came before daybreak on the morning of March 6, 1836, as columns of Mexican soldiers emerged from the predawn darkness and headed for the Alamo's walls. Cannon and small arms fire from inside the Alamo beat back several attacks. Regrouping, the Mexicans scaled the walls and rushed into the compound. Once inside, they turned captured cannon on the Long Barrack and church, blasting open the barricaded doors. The desperate struggle continued until the defenders were overwhelmed. By sunrise, the battle had ended and Santa Anna entered the Alamo compound to survey the scene of his victory.
While the facts surrounding the siege of the Alamo continue to be debated, there is no doubt about what the battle has come to symbolize. People worldwide continue to remember the Alamo as a heroic struggle against overwhelming odds-a place where men made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. For this reason, the Alamo remains hallowed ground and the Shrine of Texas Liberty.


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We are now in the second trimester! I am really having trouble believing it…
On Monday my wife will be leaving for a 2 week business trip to Italy. It has been about a year since she had to travel for work, and I am not looking forward to the exacerbated feeling of missing her. Pregnancy will definitely make the emotions stronger. It is also really crazy to think that I will be 16 weeks pregnant when she gets home. It seems like a really big jump forward in time. She made one of her super healthy, veggie packed lasagnas so I would have healthy dinners to eat while she is gone if I don't feel like cooking. She takes such good care of me.
My wife has been bonding with little bug every night. Sometimes she pokes it and tells it to stop giving me headaches, and most nights she will put her hand on the bump and repeat "blue eyes", hoping that her words will have some magical exogenetic-esque effect on the baby's eye colour.
Recap of the first trimester
- Gained 1 pound.
- Bump popped (became noticeable to outsiders) at 12 weeks.
- Only barfed twice.
- Worst symptom was extreme fatigue.
- Best symptom was boob growth.
- Had 2 ultrasounds.
Bodily Experiences This Week
- Hungry! All the time! My stomach starts grumbling an hour after I finish eating.
- Energy levels have majorly increased (although I still allow myself a rejuvenating nap every now and then).
- Headaches. Almost daily now, and some feel like migraines. Not a fan.
- Moody/angry. I have even been snapping at people in my dreams.
- Vivid dreams.
- Leg cramps when I stretch.
- Hips hurt. I spent 6 hours cleaning the house today (it was really gross) and now I can't stand up straight without nasty pain in my hips. Any amount of exercise just makes my hips sore right now.
Baby this week
- Size of a lemon at 3.5″ and 1.5oz
- Sucking it's thumb
- Little bug is developing its own immune system, now that mine has gotten used to it living inside me.
- Little bug is doubling in weight every week now.


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The Story of the Highlands Ranch Veterans Monument
The first chapter of the Highlands Ranch Veterans Monument story began in 2006 with a vision of people from the same community who were once strangers, now friends united in a common cause. These people, after reading of the death of Army Staff Sargent Christopher Falkel, the first Highlands Ranch resident killed in action, wanted to pay tribute to Chris' sacrifice and to the sacrifice of his fellow veterans — as well as active military members. They set out, sharing their goal to create a local veterans monument.
Chapter two started Aug. 8, 2006, exactly one year after Chris Falkel's death. Highlands Ranch Veterans Monument (HRVM) Committee members and community leaders came together at an event that kicked off the HRVM fundraising program.
Chapter three: In 2007, the Highlands Ranch Metro District Board of Directors agreed to advance funding for the monument, up to $140,000, so the monument construction could begin in Civic Green Park as fundraising continued. The funding advance would be repaid as Dedication Tiles were sold, and as fundraising reached the goal.
The fourth chapter began July 1, 2008 when the community celebrated with a ceremonial groundbreaking event at the monument site. Design details were reviewed, and work on the monument started that fall.
The final chapter was celebrated July 1, 2009, the day the monument was dedicated. The monument serves today as a place people of all ages can learn about their friends' and family members' sacrifices and service to our nation with a visit to a monument dedicated to sharing that history.
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But I don't live in a bubble, and many of my students or their spouses are in this world. And I can see that there is an acute need there. Many powerful people are misusing their energy and have lost a sense of purpose in their work.
I was reading from my current favorite book Love Without End the other day and Jesus was talking to Glenda Green about the shift that is going to have to take place... He said all this is 1992-ish so I have paraphrased and changed some of the verbage to reflect the now, but this is basically what he said:
"The structures which dominated man's lives [in the Piscean age] were all created in a state of disconnection and unconsciousness....Within these structures is the seed of continuing oppression. In order to survive, such creations must suppress the soul of man and perpetuate his enslavement to them. However, [now that we have changed the age,] as the time of man's fulfillment arrives, this will have to change. [We are already beginning to witness] the simultaneous collapse and retaliation of that which wishes to survive against the good of man.
However, this exposure will assist in the elevation of man's consciousness and bring about a new era of brotherhood on earth where structures are re-established from a state of consciousness and connection with Divine Order."
Will there be suffering? she asked. He answered that "Many will feel no suffering except for the compassion extended to those who do experience pain and sorrow... but for those who are attached to the that which much fall--there will be no reprieve from their agony. Even this is a blessing, that lives full of anguish may bleed the venom and thereby have a chance to heal."
And so. I have decided that I need to expand my work to include working with corporations. There are many ways that some corporations are trying to be more conscious and offer more to their employees, such as corporate wellness programs and retreats and stress reduction programs. I'm all for that, and please call me if you want to do a corporate retreat, or need help de-stressing your employees or helping them get along. And I am also open to working directly with CEOs and COOs and Directors of all kinds to coach them in creating a new corporate consciousness that will ensure prosperity and success of their business in the Aquarian Age.
You may remember the way the entire music industry as it once existed crumbled in the early 2000s. That was a result of the change of the age. A similar shake down happened to the publishing industry and it almost collapsed entirely. They both had to scramble to figure out how to work with the changing reality and consciousness of people. Both survived, but in a new form. Other industries, however, have completely dried up and blown away. Whether you want to believe it or not, there are still many more shake downs to come.
I believe that this is an area where I can make a profound difference and I hope to be able to support willing professionals in a seamless transition to greater consciousness. If you feel like you are one of these professionals or you know one who might be open to this, let's talk. You can find my contact info through my hypnotherapy site or just about anywhere. Or leave a comment here. Sat nam.


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What are we listening to?…
I've got to confess, I have caught myself questioning the Apostle Paul (and others) while reading his instructions in the Bible – Yep, I said it – and there might be a few of you gasping for air right now, or maybe a few of you do it as well. I have thought to myself: "What did Jesus say?" or, "What does God say about that?" I want my information directly from the source. To be completely honest, usually, it's to justify something I've thought or done wrong.
Timothy 4:3-4
3 For a time is coming when people will no longer listen to sound and wholesome teaching. They will follow their own desires and will look for teachers who will tell them whatever their itching ears want to hear.4 They will reject the truth and chase after myths.
Hmmm. Often, this verse describes me… Can't be so!?
Invariably, when I look back and "check" their instructions, I can find that indeed God and/or Jesus Christ verifies "their story":
Jeremiah 23:16
16 This is what the Lord Almighty says: "Do not listen to what the prophets are prophesying to you; they fill you with false hopes. They speak visions from their own minds, not from the mouth of the Lord.
Words are powerful!
Yesterday, I "promoted" a post on social media with the pure intent of sharing a deep "connection" with people, strangers – and I found myself watching the promotion with my heart racing. We were excited and had visions of thousands of families sitting around reading the script and watching the seven-minute embedded clip.
The anticipation was greater than watching the Buckeye's play for the National Championship! The hopes were diminished pretty quickly. When the promotion was over, it wasn't thousands – nor hundreds – it was 18. I caught a resentment. I just couldn't understand how that many thousands of people liked, reposted, and commented on "one- liners" about politics or what someone ate for lunch when my post shared the Gospel and hope.
My better half had to "draw the reigns" on me. What she pointed out quickly shut me up and brought reasoning and warmth to my hardening heart. She reminded me that my goal was to help one person – not thousands!
One person sent an email to me about that post and said that the post "changed her life!" I smiled. That instantly made it all better. That was worth the $50. I remembered the "mission" that I pray about daily.
Words are indeed productive or devastatingly destructive. If I look back at the past week and the posts that I have not only written but also reading other authors posts as well, there is a theme. Words produce. They produce feelings and feelings produce actions. Where we get those words are up to us.
That's all I've got this Sunday morning. Please feel free to comment or share. Have a great day!
Todays verse to "chew on":
Matthew 12:36-37
36 But I tell you that everyone will have to give account on the day of judgment for every empty word they have spoken. 37 For by your words you will be acquitted, and by your words, you will be condemned."
Some interesting statistics:
- There are over 5,000 professional speakers that tour the United States every year.
- A top motivational speaker or self-help guru can command a $50,000 fee for a live presentation.
- The focus within this industry has shifted more from a spiritual sense to a practical sense – people want real skills to develop that they can use to better their own lives.


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Inspired by the lush, orchestrated Christmas albums of her childhood, Lee Ann Womack 's holiday album A Season for Romance simmers like a cup of hot cocoa. She revisits "Silent Night" and "The Christmas Song" and unveils a sack full of new songs such as "Forever Christmas Eve," "The Man With the Bag" and "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve."
Womack appears on CMT Most Wanted Live's "12 Days of Christmas" on Dec. 20, crooning "The Season for Romance." She recently chatted with CMT.com about the holiday album, her plans for the holidays and her Christmas wish for her fans.
CMT: Why did you want to make a Christmas album that had a big band sound?
LAW: I just love that kind of music, and to me, it really works for Christmas. I think a lot of people associate that kind of music with Christmas. That's just the way I heard Christmas music in my head.
CMT: Your album is called The Season for Romance. What is it about Christmas that you find romantic?
LAW: I just think all the lights, and fire in the fireplace, and being with the people you love seems to have a romantic feel to it.
CMT: You've had some good luck with your collaborations, including Harry Connick Jr. on this album. Have you ever thought about who you'd like to do a CMT Crossroads with?
LAW: (giggles) I've thought about it. I'd love to do something with somebody like Harry or Tony Bennett or somebody like that.
CMT: What was it like in the studio when you made this record?
LAW: I was sick, for one thing. We were in L.A., and my allergies get really bad when I go out there. That was kind of disappointing, but it took me a long time to finish it or a lot longer than it should have. Again, I just love that kind of music, and the guys that played on it were so good, and it was so different from anything I'd ever done, that it was really exciting and a lot of fun. Recording, for me, is always fun, but if you do something a little different, then it just makes it extra special.
CMT: What was your favorite part about doing the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade?
LAW: The end. (laughs) It was sooo cold. It's great to get to be a part of something like that and to say that you've done it, but I think the best way to watch that parade is definitely in front of your fireplace at home.
CMT: I didn't see it — what was your involvement with it?
LAW: I was just on the Hallmark float and sang a little of "The Season for Romance." They put me right at the very end of the parade, right before Santa Claus, so it was like a three-hour ordeal in 20-degree weather.
CMT: So you had to wave the whole time and sing at the end?
LAW: Yes, exactly.
CMT: What are your plans for Christmas this year?
LAW: I'd like to go on a vacation with all my family — parents, sisters, nieces and nephews and that sort of thing. We're trying to work that out right now. They're all in Texas, and I don't get to go there enough, and I'd like to see [daughter] Anna ski for the first time this year. I think she's right at the right age, so maybe we can all go on a skiing trip.
CMT: Do you like to ski?
LAW: I like it, but I don't do it anymore because I'm afraid I'll fall and break my leg. I saw Reba a few years ago — she had broken her leg skiing and had to go out on stage and work like that. I kind of learned a lesson through her. I think I'll just sit and drink hot chocolate and watch the kids.
CMT: Any New Year's resolutions for you?
LAW: Hmmm … let's see. I guess I don't always make a statement or anything about my New Year's resolution, but I'm always looking to get in better shape and that sort of thing. My two that I always have are get in better shape and get better organized around my house and my office. I'm sure I'll just stick with the two that I always do and never follow up on. (laughs)
CMT: You never make any progress on either one of those?
LAW: (laugh) Yes, I actually do. The older I get, the better I get at both those things — I guess at everything — at being more disciplined, self-disciplined.
CMT: Are you singing somewhere for New Year's this year?
LAW: Nope, I'm not.
CMT: Staying home, or do have any big plans for a New Year's party?
LAW: We might have a New Year's party around the house, but I haven't decided yet.
CMT: Is it hard to find a baby sitter?
LAW: (laughs) We have a lot of good baby sitters we can call on. We don't do it very often because I have to work so much. I have to be gone for work so much that I hate to be gone for fun.
CMT: What are your tour plans for next year?
LAW: I haven't decided yet exactly what I'm going to do for touring next year. We'll be out there doing a lot of the fairs and festivals and things that we did last year. It's just too early to say exactly what we're going to do for next year, though.
CMT: Anything you want to talk to your fans about on the site?
LAW: I hope they have a wonderful, wonderful, very safe and happy holiday. It's my favorite time of year, and I certainly think about them a lot during that time of year because I think about the events over the year and the tour and all that sort of thing. I'll be thinking about them, and I hope they have a happy holiday.


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This series includes more prints with different colored backgrounds.
I have run the photographic shot on september 2010, During a trip from The Lofoten islands to Tromsø, Norway, I watched the sky from the deck of the ship, and see these huge chimneys of metal that spitting out smoke, were projected upwards towards the sky gray ash. It seemed to me that there was no sky, as in Beijing, where cannot see you the sky due to the smog. The deep field disappears under the grey strata of pollution. Hence, addition to the black and white, the idea of creating black tubes on a chromatic, "flat" and homogeneous background. So, the image has two dimensions because there is no more evidence of any life in the landscape.
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Photograph by Raymond La Motte
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- Style: Graphic, illustrative and typographic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Pop-Up Exhibition: Monsieur Degas at Exeter
Summer & Fall 2019
We are pleased to present Edgar Degas' sculpture, Cheval se cabrant (Rearing Horse).
This important bronze sculpture by the famous French Impressionist, Edgar Degas (1834-1917) is on generous loan from Victoria Riskin Rintels and David W. Rintels, '55 In memory of Gisela and The Honorable Charles E. Wyzanski, '23, and later Trustee of the Academy. We are fortunate to have alumni who foster interest, passion, and education in the visual arts for our students and visitors.
This piece will be on view in the Lamont Gallery Classroom, beginning this summer. Please join us and have a look.
Pop-up Exhibition is available for viewing during gallery hours only. Summer 2019 Gallery Hours June25 - August 2: Mondays: By appointment, Tuesdays-Fridays: 9-4, Closed Saturdays*, Sundays and the Fourth of July
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Squirrel Feeders
Squirrel Feeders are designed specifically for squirrels and keep the busy eating their own food and not the bird food. Many are designed to be able to watch the squirrel eat the food in enclosed feeding stations with open viewing spaces. Squirrel feeders should be placed away from any bird feeders that you may have in your yard and securely attached to any tree or post. Ideally in an area that can be protected from outdoor elements such as rain or hot sun.
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These pouches are made from soft deer hide and measure 3" in length and 2.5" in width at the bottom of the bag, 2" width at the top. Comes with a 26" attached neck cord, for wearing around your neck. Silver plated concho is about 1-1.5".
Pick and choose from a number of items to place within your bag to fit your needs.
A Native American medicine bag or medicine bundle is a container for items believed to protect or give spiritual powers to its owner. Varying in size, it could be small enough to wear around the neck or it could be a large bag with a long strap called a "bandolier." The size of the bag is determined by how many items need to be carried. In historic times, medicine men and shamans generally carried a large medicine bundle that could carry numerous items such as seeds, herbs, pine cones, grass, animal teeth or claws, horse hair, rocks, tobacco, beads, arrowheads, bones, or anything else of relatively small size that possessed spiritual value to the bundle's owner. Warriors also carried bundles that included items that were important to him such as rattles, animal furs, arrowheads, special stones, or anything that meant something to the owner.


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President Jacob Zuma will attend the 5th Southern Africa Customs Union (SACU) Summit to be held on 23 June 2017 in Swaziland.
SACU, the oldest Customs Union in the world, is constituted of Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa and Swaziland.
The Summit of Heads of States and Government of SACU meets on an annual basis to discuss progress in the implementation of the agreed work programme. The Summit also follows high level consultative meetings undertaken by President Zuma in 2016 to discuss the SACU work programme.
Swaziland as the current Chair of SACU has successfully led a process that facilitated discussions within SACU on the transformation of SACU towards a developmental integration agenda. The Summit will receive and consider a report from Council on its activities with the purpose of providing strategic direction on development integration in SACU and to ensure that the SACU Agreement facilitates the implementation of this agenda.
President Zuma will be accompanied by Dr Rob Davies, Minister of Trade and Industry, Ms Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and Mr Sifiso Buthelezi, the Deputy Minister of Finance.
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Bon Anniversaire Marie Curie!
We've been crazy busy and neglected poor old BuzzRocket, but we're back and wanted to celebrate by once again posting about another incredible Google Doodle – yeah, we're still obsessed. This one is about Madame Marie Curie, the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and the first female scientist to get a Doodle. Go, girl. Happy 144th!
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I can't decide whether or not the just announced Facebook Timeline app totally freaks me out. I'm about as out there online as anyone can be, but I don't know if:
- I want to share all that information about my life;
- Anyone would actually care enough to look at all of that information about me, or
- I would ever care enough to roll through someone else's timeline (and I'm all about a solid Facebook creep).
Grammar lessons
We'll take a compliment anyway we can get it. Today's installment comes from Chicago blogger Kelly Ryan O'brien via her new (quite cool) blog Idols and Egos, calling our own Gretchen Schneider a "Grammar Nazi" and "bitchy." Please: We've heard worse.
We've written a few blogs about business writing and grammar. Perhaps it's time for a refresher course.
It's our job. We worship the Associated Press Stylebook like it's the second coming of Christ. We are, after all, the nerds behind your words.
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If it wasn't obvious from a previous BuzzRocket post, iPhone 4 Challenge at TEDx, I love the iPhone 4, which has proved itself again today at a Writers Boot Camp Business Breakfast session, featuring Shira Lazar, an EMMY nominated TV and Web Personality who continues to bridge the gap between traditional and new media and be a prominent leader and voice for the digital age.
The moderator, Jeffrey Gordon, politely reminded the crowd to turn off their phones before the session started. Lazar quickly interrupted, saying, No! Leave them on. Tweet about this. I want you to tweet." A girl after my own heart.
I quickly pulled up my Evernote app and started voice recording the Q&A, then popped over to Hootsuite to start tweeting realtime updates about the event. I was able to multitask and jump from app to app, updating, documenting all without a hitch.
I realize that many people, like my mother, use the iPhone to check email, take pictures, text and, yes, make the occasional phone call. But when you take advantage off all its capabilities, it truly is an invaluable tool that I'm very proud to have – even in LA, the land of dropped AT&T calls.
Happy Birthday Harry Houdini!
In celebration of Harry Houdini's 137th, Google has once again switched up its logo to honor the occasion. We have to admit, we're a little disappointed. We were expecting a little more for Houdini, master illusionist. After all, Google Doodle did pull out all the stops – think interactive submarine – for Jules Verne just last month. Oh well. Happy birthday to a man who famously escaped from an underwater box in the East River in 1912.
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In the past, many listings drop by about 50% between November and February so within the next two months are probably some of the best times to buy a home before rates are really skyrocket. Inventory will be down and yet many buyers will still need to find homes.
Experts across the Puget Sound region are seeing a higher demand for entry-level homes. For instance: a recent open house for a condominium in the South Lake Union area drew more than 100 visitors a day according to a local real estate agent. This shouldn't come as any surprise since many tech-focused workers are moving into these areas and are becoming the main demographic for home buyers in these areas.
West Bellevue is one of the highest priced markets in the Puget Sound region with the median sales price of nearly $2.2 million. Outlying areas such as email call have some of the lowest at $320,000. For downtown Seattle the median sales price of $625,000 and the median for the Eastside altogether, including Bellevue, Kirkland and Redmond is about $769,000.
We are seeing a little bit lower prices just north of Seattle and Snohomish County were $400,000 is the median price for a single-family house. To the south and Pierce County, it's roughly $285,000 for a house and $196,000 for condominiums.
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This is super candid, so per the content's candor, for myself, the comments on this post will be turned off. If there are any questions that arise from this, readers can always send me a message and even link this post to the text if they feel they must. This was in part inspired by the Daily Post's prompt of the day for Jan. 6: Winsome.
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I'm actually surprised at myself. I refrained from posting this selfie. For . Over. A. Month. Who does that? Anyway. Tell me I'm winsome. #selfie #letmetakeaselfie #November #2017 #bestof2017 #January #2018 #beautifulgirls #transgirl #transgender #selflove #sexpositive #feminist #amwriting #amreading #writersofinstagram #poetsofinstagram #journalism #PortJervis #HudsonValley #PortJervisNY #HudsonValleyNY
I'm pretty winsome, right? Wait, if you didn't look it up earlier, but want to now, this is the definition of winsome: "attractive or appealing in appearance or character." So, I ask you again — obvi for my ego — am I winsome?
I hope so! I didn't always look this darn cute. In fact, although it's not #ThrowbackThursday or #TransformationTuesday, I'm going to share with my readers a photo that I certainly wouldn't put up as my profile pic now. Well, here's the damned thing:
Also, so you know, because it's Saturday, every time I curse in this post I also do that Catholic cross-thingy, just because. One Saturday afternoon I started doing it, just to keep track of how often I cuss, and it kind of stuck. I do weird things like that because they're fun, but I feel like there could be some seriousness about it too.
I'm not religious, although I probably should be, seeing as I've been told I'm "going to hell" more often than "what pronouns do you prefer?" For different reasons, I'm not interested in caring how people feel about my gender identity. Yet for some reason, I care about how trans people are treated in general; like it's one thing if you're attacking me, but if you're coming for a slew of people, whether it's because their darker complexion, their sexuality, or their gender, that's what really sets me off.
That's why I love M.I.A, as much as I do — fun fact, one of the few artists I have actually felt speaking to me. She grew up as a refugee in Britain and struggled to become the artist she is today, but instead of really just sitting high on her laurels, she's pushed boundaries and made enemies of powerful people to make a point: we're all refugees in a way. She, of course, speaks mostly about those in real, forced diaspora, and not really about those that only feel as if outside of their homelands.
The digression was necessary because there's always that song, or that artist, or that person or group, or activity, that keeps us going.
To many, it may be a mystery what could keep even one such as myself going. There have been times when even a funny, decently intelligent, and normatively attractive person, as I believe I am, have had trouble keeping optimistic about sharing this beautiful life with anyone. There have been times when I have been metaphorically ousted from my home. Such as those early moments when I came to realize what my feelings meant, at least to me. When those same feelings, of being someone different than who I was raised to be, made me doubt reality, made me fear my surroundings, made me question things much more deeply. And when I finally came out and became whom I saw myself to be, losing those that made life feel like home. Losing partners, friends, and even not getting calls returned by family members, can probably feel like seeing one's home pushed away from them in warfare.
As another aside, I want to point out that people aren't inherently good. Nor are they inherently bad. Life is a bitch but I hear that having refugees as neighbors is great.
I'm not always a great neighbor. I don't really care about anyone. Not because I don't want to, I really do, but I've been hurt a lot. I can't help it. I can't help but put myself out there. Like that saying: don't let anyone dim your light" or whatever. My light shines pretty brightly, for some reason. That's okay with me, and I like the way that I am. Others do too, and I like that even more! Yet, that appreciation, if turned upside down, hurts more than anyone that could simply say: "you suck!" I'd prefer that. Enemies. No problem. Frenemies. Crap.
I hope that my readers become my friends. I'm also not afraid of frenemies. Only, be warned: I've definitely gone Super Saiyan.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
About Me
About Me:
I have a few Importants in life: God, my Family, and Life. I married my amazing husband, Ron, in 2006. He's a pretty phenomenal artist and you can see his work at http://www.eastfineart.com/. Since being married, we've visited 13 states, moved six times, graduated from college, and had a lot of other adventures together. Our daughter, LoveBug, was born naturally (no drugs or monitoring) in a birthing tub in October of 2008. She is our complete delight and we are thrilled that God chose our family to give a perfect child to. We're looking forward to the addition of a second perfect child (*crossing our fingers*) that will be joining us in early July, 2010. We breastfeed, co-sleep, cloth diaper, and love every moment of it.
If I had spare time, I would spend it fighting fires, cutting people out of cars, camping, rappelling, playing piano, drums, or guitar, making pottery, cooking, crafting, or just enjoying and exploring the outdoors. As a family, we enjoy art, music, the outdoors, and the discovery of new things.
When I was younger, I wanted to be an Indian and a Firefighter. I managed the firefighter part but am still pale as a potato. I currently work as a Coordinator of Program Activities for a day habilitation program for adults with developmental disabilities. I also work part time as a paramedic. And then again do some more part timing with teaching private music lessons. My husband and I do wedding photography when the opportunity arises and have flirted with the idea of making it into a real business, but alas, it remains more of a hobby. When I grow up, I now want to have my own business and stay at home with my family while home schooling my amazing offspring. I hope to grow up any day now, because I really want to be home with my daughter.
I have a bachelor of science degree in psychology and therapeutic recreation. I'm also skilled in a variety of other areas including music, drama, art, medicine/health, communication, design, and sleeping. My husband and I often wonder if college was worth the loans. The debate is still out.
Our big dreams include traveling the world and opening a Christian Center for the Fine Arts including an art gallery, auditorium, and cafe. If you'd like to provide lodging and food for our travels or to fund our art center operation, please let me know. Seriously.
My goal for this blog is simply to share the knowledge I have about natural living and parenting with other people, especially other working moms. The working world (outside the home) seems to have the idea that it's impossible to practice natural living while being a working mom. This blog is set forth with the hope that some people will reconsider or at least become aware of the possibilities out there, and to encourage those already striving to live life more simply.
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- AnonymousOctober 7, 2009 at 9:19 AM
I return back to work in one week and to put it mildly I am ABSOLUTELY miserable. When I read your blog...I actually cried. I thought I was reading something that I, myself, had written.ReplyDelete
I had my amazing, observant, beautiful daughter in July. I cherish and savor EVERY single moment with her, in hopes that time will stand still and that dreadful "W" word (work) will not show its evil face.
I am an elementary school teacher, and if I hear one more person say, "Being a teacher is the best job for a mom...you have vacations and summers off...it's perfect." WRONG...I still will be spending the day with other peoples children, while my own child grows up while I am at work.
I know it is hard to believe from this blog but I am usually an optimistic person. I understand the pros of my profession and I understand that I am very lucky to have my MIL watch my daughter 5 days a week. Trust me...I am extremely grateful BUT it's not me...I want to share those moments with her. I want to see her reach milestones and take walks with her on crisp fall days. I want to snuggle with her during her late morning naps. I WANT TO BE THE ONE! Sorry I needed to get that out of my system.
Thank you for your honest ideas and thoughts...it is reassuring that I am not the only one that feels this way.
- AnonymousFebruary 10, 2010 at 9:59 AM
I love this site and everything about it! Although I am very blessed to be stay at home mom at this point, I will return to work one day and at that point and will surely struggle trying to maintain a naturally simple lifestyle for myself and my family. I cloth diaper, breastfeed, make and use unpaper towels, use mama cloth, compost, use a rain barrell, natural cleaning products, and shop organic. I am on the verge of trying family cloth and I have a feeling your site will help convince me to try it out. I will definitely be keeping up with this site! Great stuff! Crystal WReplyDelete
I wanted to thank you for passing by Far Above Rubies. I'm honored that you would follow. I also believe in natural birth, attachment parenting, breastfeeding, and all those wonderful mommy delights. I'm a stay at home, but applaud you for being able to do all you do. Congratulations on your second arrival.ReplyDelete
Pass by anytime. Look forward to getting to know you. xox


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Boston Bombings Pull D.C.'s Attention Back to Terrorism
"As this situation continues to develop and our first responders continue their effort to ensure the safety of our friends and family in Boston, there are still far more questions than answers," said Sen. Mo Cowan (D-Mass.), who was appointed to John Kerry's seat after the longtime senator became secretary of State.
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Tom Carper (D-Del.) said members were carefully monitoring the incident as it unfolded.
"In the end, we'll get to the bottom of this incident and use any and all information from this horrible tragedy to bolster our security and response efforts and continue to do all that we can to keep events like this from happening again," he said.
And that turned to franker talk of terrorism among many lawmakers.
"Our first responsibility is to secure the support the victims and their families will need in the days and months ahead," said Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kansas). "We must identify those who committed this cowardly act, as well as those who encourage them through actions or silence, and hold them fully accountable for their crimes."
"Though it remains unclear who is responsible, this attack is yet another stark reminder that we must remain vigilant in the face of continuing terrorist threats," said House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.).
"While it's hard for us to imagine the kind of callousness necessary to so recklessly maim and kill innocents at such a wholesome event, we will not rest until the person or persons responsible for this tragedy are brought to justice," Sen. John Hoeven (R-N.D.) said.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told ABC News that the bombings had the "hallmarks" of terror attack. "It could be foreign, it could be homegrown," she added.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) called on "my fellow members of Congress to use this attack on American soil to re-commit our commitment to protecting Americans at home and abroad."
"I am disturbed and saddened that anyone would ruin this day of celebration by targeting innocent people and murdering them in cold blood," Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said. "Once it is determined who is responsible, justice must be served to the fullest extent possible."
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, said she's "sure" congressional hearings will be called "when the investigations are complete."
"Within the next few months we must reevaluate the status of the safety and security of America's large venues and large events that are coming up in the pending weeks and months," she said.
Homeland Security Chairman Mike McCaul (R-Texas) said he was in contact with Boston authorities and federal officials to try to get information about who's responsible as it becomes available.
"I would urge the American people to remain calm but vigilant," McCaul said. "Today's events are a stark reminder that our enemies continue to plot against us."


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You can fly into Costa Mesa via the centrally located John Wayne Airport in Orange County. If you are in Costa Mesa for work, you may prefer to stay near the airport. For cheap hotels near the airport you could either try the Vagabond Inn Costa Mesa or La Quinta Inn John Wayne. Both hotels are stylish yet budget-friendly launch-off points to explore Costa Mesa, as each is an easy drive away from many Southern California attractions, such as shopping, dining, and the beach.
Each Tuesday in July, Costa Mesa hosts free concerts in the beautiful Fairview Park. Here you will find various genres of live music, lines of gourmet food trucks, a beer and wine garden, and plenty of children's activities. Another free activity in Costa Mesa is the annual Civil War re-enactment that occurs each May. The Battle of Costa Mesa, as locals call it, is the largest Civil War re-enactment in Southern California. It takes place right by the ocean, so visitors can also laze around the beach. Cheap hotels near Newport Beach include the Ramada Costa Mesa Hotel and the Travelodge Costa Mesa Newport Beach Hacienda.
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Most visitors, especially families visiting Disneyland, flock to Costa Mesa during school holidays around Easter (April/May), the summer (July/August), and Christmas and New Years. In addition, Costa Mesa hosts its annual Restaurant Week each August, where visitors can get huge discounts at Costa Mesa's top restaurants, meaning a lot of visitors travel to the city to enjoy a gourmet experience on the cheap. During these peak times hotel prices will be a bit higher and the city will be a lot busier, so if you want to avoid the high costs and large crowds you might consider booking a cheap motel in Costa Mesa, such as the Motel 6 Costa Mesa, outside of peak season to save money and avoid large groups of people.
Whether you are visiting for the Summer Fair or want a warm-weather winter getaway, you need to know where to look for cheap lodging in Costa Mesa. The city is full of budget hotel destinations such as Super 8 Costa Mesa, Motel 6, and Best Western.
The best time to find hotel deals in Costa Mesa is in the winter. Although December in Costa Mesa is warmer than many parts of the country, the city sees its highest rainfall and the fewest tourists.
For a business stay, book a room at The Westin South Coast Plaza. It is close to the airport and features elegantly furnished meeting rooms. All rooms and suites come with complimentary wireless Internet.
Save money on rail travel with a 7-day or monthly pass. Orange County Transportation Authority equips all buses with bicycle racks, so you can rent a bike to cheaply get around the city. If you plan to use public transit for most of your trip, stay at the Motel 6 Costa Mesa for easy access to stops.
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