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Top 10 Worst Animated Movies Not Made by PixarMegaSoulhero There are quite a lot of bad animated films! And these are the worst of the worst! Not including Pixar of course.
The Top Ten
Do I even need to explain? The movie is just product placement galore! Seriously! It is so annoying! A lot of people consider this as one of the worst animated movies of all time! And they are certainly right! It's atrocious! The story is awful! The animation is awful! The characters are awful! Nothing makes sense! I'm curious to know how drunk the the writers were when making this! This movie had a surprisingly high budget! Which is weird because the animation is some of the worst I have ever seen! I feel bad for the celebrities who were in this film! I've met Wayne Brady before. He's a nice guy, but his character in this movie was just terrible! Never watch this movie! - MegaSoulhero
Second worst animated movie of all time. Don't watch Foodfight! I give Foodfight a 0/10!
Trash movie! Why does the director of this movie want to make a Tetris movie?
The CGI in Suicide Squad, Jurassic Park III, The Mummy Returns, and X-Men Origins: Wolverine look like Mona Lisa compared to the hideous animation in this horrible disaster!
Norm of the North SUCKS! It is HORRENDOUS! Who would enjoy something like this!? The fact that this made it into theaters is ridiculous! This feels more like a direct to dvd movie! It's so stupid! I can't think of anyone would find a twerking polar bear to be funny! None of the jokes get a laugh! The lemmings are very annoying! There's one scene that involves them peeing in a fish tank for about a minute! It's just... it's not funny. The animation is also very terrible! That's the biggest reason why people wonder how something like this made it into theaters! Most of the characters barely serve any purpose to the plot! Some of them could've been written out entirely and it wouldn't change anything! The story is stupid! The writing is stupid! Everything about this film is stupid! I hate this movie! HATE IT! Every second of it is torture! If you haven't seen this movie, don't watch it! - MegaSoulhero
This get's too much hate, It was pretty enjoyable to be honest, should be much lower than than Foodfight and A Car's Life. - darthvadern
It's scary that there are people in the world who deemed this movie worthy of being released in the cinema
Yo ho, yo ho! A car's life for me! If you thought Cars 2 was bad! It is! But I'd watch that any day over this hunk of garbage! It's one of those ripoff films that tries to be like a Disney movie. There are also movies like Kiara the Brave, Ratatoing, Frozen Land, What's UP, and some other ones. They are all terrible! I don't remember much from this movie, but I gave it a watch out of boredom, and I hated it! Unlike the characters in Pixar's Cars, these characters have their eyes located where their headlights should be! Cars 2 has already proven how creepy this looks! I remember this one character who has the most annoying voice ever! It was like nails on a chalkboard! The animation is bad, but you probably already knew that. This movie does not try at all! It's horrible! - MegaSoulhero
How is this not at number one any film the studio who made this movie has made has been a $2 poorly animated movie that your uncle finds at a dollar store and gives to you as a present - Himalayansalt
The budget was $500...the $500 was spent on donuts and hookers - TheCriticalCritic
Dumb idea for one of the Titanic cartoon movies a sequel. Finding that Titanic is in the fictional lost city.
There has never been a good animated Titanic movie! Seriously! I didn't even care for the James Cameron movie! But these animated ones made me appreciate it more! The animated Titanic movies are just awful! Every single one of them! They just get worse with each movie! And the worst of the three is Tentacolino! When the movie got to the rapping shark scene, I was very tempted to turn off the movie! I really wish I did because it got worse from there! I felt like I lost a few brain cells from watching it! The writing is just awful! Nothing makes sense! Whose idea was this!? Avoid it at all costs! - MegaSoulhero
This is the worst Disney movie ever made! How did one of the greatest animation studios manage to create something this unwatchably bad!? It is beyond stupid! Before watching it, I knew it was going to be bad, but I was surprised to realize that it was HORRENDOUS! The characters are annoying, the songs are forgettable, and the villain is the worst Disney villain ever! "Oh, I can hypnotize the cows by yodeling! " If that sounded stupid, that's because it is! I have never met anyone who likes this movie! I know some people who like Chicken Little, but if you ask anyone what they think about Home on the Range, they'll either say they never saw it, or they hate it! Terrible! - MegaSoulhero
I just watched this and now want to jump off a cliff
You didn't originally have this on the list? - DCfnaf
I forgot it existed. I actually try very hard to pretend it doesn't exist. - MegaSoulhero
This movie looks like a really ugly pc game from 1998
Mulan 2 is garbage! It is absolutely horrendous! I don't see how anyone with a brain can enjoy something like this! It ruins everything that made the first film so great! There is nothing good about it! And if you like this movie, why? Mulan is completely out of character! They made her focus on love rather than doing what's right! They made Mushu a complete jerk! The songs are annoying! The animation is awful! This is the worst Disney sequel ever! It ruined such a great film! Hopefully the live action Mulan remake will be good. - MegaSoulhero
I've never seen it, but I guess since I like Norm and much other hated movies, I can't judge it yet. - darthvadern
I saw this movie and I liked it, but the ending had me guessing. Since the princesses didn't marry the prince/princes, does that mean Mulan's country will be attacked like the Emperor said would happen? (Sorry, I forgot some of this movie) Or does it still not because the Golden Dragon of Unity said that they should marry whomever they please? I feel like Mushu should have also said, "And you will forge an alliance with Mulan's country even IF the princesses didn't marry your prince! " And, (I just now thought of this) how would their father react to them not following their royal duties, and especially their courtship/marriage to a bunch of guys he never met personaly?
Another thing I didn't like was that they basically stole a song from the last movie, and it wasn't as good as the first movie's. The song I liked the most was the one that went, "I wanna be like other girls." But now that I think about it, the version the princesses sang was better than the song that played at the ...more
If a movie has the word "troll" in the title, it will most likely suck. Dreamworks' Trolls, Troll 2, and A Troll in Central Park! Don Bluth is an animation genius! He created Labd Before Time, American Tail, and Secret of NIMH. So what happened here? What exactly is the target audience? Kids? Even as a kid I would've thought this movie was stupid! I feel like this could mess up a child's brain with its over the top cutesy imagery and its sappy songs! I wanted to punch the main character in the face! Don Bluth's other movies were very dramatic and dark while also still being for kids. But this movie just insults the intelligence of children! Wow it's so bad! I don't know what Bluth was thinking! It's just so annoying and way too dumb! - MegaSoulhero
Awful! If you want to watch a good don Bluth film, watch the land before time, secret of Nhim, & a American tail
Rated E for Embreyo - TheCriticalCritic
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I've always wondered why Mickey Mouse hasn't gotten his own theatrical movie yet. It can't possibly be worse than this! I'm not a fan of Felix the Cat, but this movie is just terrible! What even is this!? There's not much of a plot! It just feels like a bunch of random events that they just randomly mashed together and decided to call it a movie! The audio really gets on my nerves! There are moments when the background noise is louder than the characters talking! Also, the movements of the characters' mouths don't really match what they are saying! The animation is very poor! There are tons of moments that made me scratch my head and think "Are they serious? " It's just so bad! - MegaSoulhero
Horrible, just horrible.
Most of Adam Sandler's movies are terrible, and this is no exception! It's a movie about Hanukkah. And after watching it, I'm kind of glad I'm not Jewish! The main character isn't likeable in the slightest! He is such a jerk! How can we relate to him? The old guy has an incredibly annoying voice! The jokes are horribly dumb! The animation is great though. I'll give it that. I just wish they didn't waste such great animation on such a terrible story! There are songs in this movie and they are pretty forgettable. This isn't the worst Adam Sandler movie, but it's still torture! - MegaSoulhero
I'm representing all the jews out here when I say this movie sucks - Himalayansalt
I might get some hate for this. When I first saw this movie, I thought it was okay but had some flaws. But the more I think about it, the worse it gets! I don't see how this movie is funny! Food swearing every other sentence? How is that funny? We get it! You're an R rated film! I feel like it mostly focuses on trying to be an R rated film instead of focusing on an actually good story! There are some things that aren't explained. The food are able to move around and stuff and from the humans perspective, they just look like regular food without arms and legs. So when the food walk around, what does that look like to the humans? There's even one scene where two sausages go up to a window to escape, and a woman sees them! Why doesn't she question how they got up there!? And the ending is just... I wish I never saw that! This movie is just a poor attempt at comedy and tries way too hard to be get that R rating to the point where it tells a bad story! - MegaSoulhero
When this film was being made, they treated their animators like crap and refused to credit most of them - TwilightKitsune
Try eating a taco after you watch this movies it's hard - Himalayansalt
@ClimaxDome, I like it to
Guilty pleasure, this was pretty good. Probably not great, but still good.
Very disgusting insult to the legendary novel of the same name!
I don't hate it, but it is super bland, 3/10. - darthvadern
Gene is the only good character in my opinion, mostly because of his adorableness. I think him not saving the deleted ones is because he was busy fleeing from Smiler... he would have saved them if not for Smiler.
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This great meme is hosted by Sheila at
"Book Journey".
It's a great way to start the week and
find out what other bloggers are reading.
My To-Be-Read pile has grown to an
unbelievable number thanks to this meme.
Definitely not the holiday weekend I had planned. Hubby worked all weekend and still Microsoft Office Outlook 2013 will not open. The update they did on August 26 effectively killed the program and I back to Outlook 2007 and all its bugs. Definitely not a happy camper. My only hope is that the do an update to reverse their last update. I will not hold my breath.
Here's my recap of last week's reading and what I am planning this week.
*All books are linked to Amazon
My Review – Wisconsin Author
Paws For Murder: A Pet Boutique Mystery
My Review
Groomed For Murder: A Pet Boutique Mystery
Annie Know will be my guest this week for Cozy Wednesday!
Above the Bridge: A Paige MacKenzie Mystery
Personal Purchase for the Where Are You Reading Challenge? – Wyoming
Rebel Without a Cake (A Piece of Cake Mystery)
For Review
Catwalk (An Animals in Focus Mystery)
Sheila will be my guest next week for Cozy Wednesday.
Murder and Marinara: An Italian Kitchen Mystery
For Review
The Wedding Soup Murder: An Italian Kitchen Mystery
Rosie's Great Escapes Book Tour starts tomorrow!!
Click Here To See All My Current Giveaways!!
Happy Reading!!!
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Looks like a good book week coming!
Sorry about the computer problems. Hope you get to relax, and enjoy the day, anyway.
Looking forward to this week's books!
Just started reading Pearls and Poison – I love Duffy Brown.
I had a website and e-mail account with Microsoft a few years ago, and they then decided to charge for their services, but what they had to offer was not that great…so I closed those down and started a new website on Word Press. I got the custom domain, and it still isn't as much as Microsoft wanted to charge. And I have g-mail and yahoo mail now.
Good luck! Love the books you have to read! Enjoy.
Ugh I hate it when things go kablooey and there doesn't seem a way to fix it. I hope it gets resolved!
Im sorry about your computer problems!
Hopefully you can relax with a good book! =)
Microsoft and their updates- oh joy! That's definitely aggravating. I saw Paws for Murder at the bookstore and thought it looked fun.
Murder and Marinara looks good too (I like the food cozies, LOL).
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Tomorrow is HALLOWEEN! That means, come workout in your costume! *Many pictures will be taken! 🙂
**If you are available to come to a time other than the 3pm class, PLEASE DO SO! We will have the entire High School Hockey Team here for the 3pm class, and will be VERY busy! Same goes for Friday! **SWOD: Level 1: Dead lift 5RM, M.E. (+10lbs) Pull-Ups 3x RM (weighted) Level 2: Clean & Jerk 60% 2×2, 70% 1×4, 80% 1×4 Press 5@75%, 3@85%, 1+@95% WOD: AMRAP in 8 minutes: 8 Knees to Elbows 10 Push Press @ 75-80% 12 Double Unders / 30 Singles Unders Midline- Reverse Hyper Extension 3×10 These Pictures make up the lack of pictures the last few days 🙂


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'Once Upon a Time' Preview: Poor Unfortunate Soul (VIDEO)
Here's the video preview and synopsis of Once Upon a Time Season 4 Episode 15: "Poor Unfortunate Soul" on ABC.
OMG! August! They kissed! So excited.
Once Upon a Time 4×15 Promo "Poor Unfortunate Soul"
Air Date: Sunday, March 22, 2015
Official Synopsis: To rewrite the storybook, the queens of darkness need answers. And nothing and no one will stand in their way.
For more previews and recaps, check out Once Upon a Time
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Hello All! I kicked off my morning with hot chocolate and crushed peppermint. What's hot chocolate without marshmallows and cool whip? It's Plain Jane and there are NO Plain Jane's around here. So, of course those were added too and I think I hear Starbucks calling now for the recipe because its sooooo delicious! Im holiday obsessed at the moment and the rest of my day is dedicated to making more holiday candy for YOU! 🙂 Oh, and it happens to be snowing today so not much else to do but cook and enjoy the fire I have burning. The snow really makes it feel like Christmas!
I happen to have a cuisnart coffee maker that comes in handy daily. I have the hot chocolate pods which I popped in to make myself a cup in under a minute. Genius I tell you! I made my crushed peppermint in my food processor which is a perfect surprise of flavor to add to your coffee or any of your holiday desserts. I know everyone doesn't love peppermint and to be honest I'm not a huge peppermint fan but when you grind it up into a powder (you can grind to your liking) it has a nice light sweet flavor and adds a little extra something to your dishes. I blended my peppermint a fine consistency, place mini marshmallows in my hot chocolate, squeezed a nice size portion of reddi-whip on top and sprinkled with peppermint! Bam~you now have yourself an $8 cup of Starbucks hot chocolate in the luxury of your own home! 🙂
Category Archives: Cocktails & More
Hot Chocolate & Crushed Peppermint
Hello All! I kicked off my morning with hot chocolate and crushed peppermint. What's hot chocolate without marshmallows and cool whip? It's Plain Jane and there are NO Plain Jane's around here. So, of course those were added too and I think I hear Starbucks calling now for the recipe because its sooooo delicious! Im holiday obsessed at the moment and the rest of my day is dedicated to making more holiday candy for YOU! 🙂 Oh, and it happens to be snowing today so not much else to do but cook and enjoy the fire I have burning. The snow really makes it feel like Christmas!
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Lollicup & Boba Balls
My latest addiction is lollicup and boba balls! They are a franchise that began in California and have now spread through 11 states with 30 locations and looking to expand to Dubai and China. Its a coffee, tea, and slushy shop with signature beverages and a robust tea zone product line. I like the "Royal" which is golden tea with a hint of chocolate and extra boba balls in the bottom. I don't know how to describe boba balls to you other than they are round sweet tapioca balls with a chewy consistency like a gummy bear and pop in your mouth. It's a nice chewy surprise in every slurp! 🙂
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Flush Fat
I caught the tale end of Dr. Oz the other day and Kim Lyons (celebrity trainer) was talking about her ultimate 10-day diet plan to lose weight. Needless, to say it caught my attention and this was one of her interesting tips below…
I will be posting a few other of her diet tips to follow as I try them! To make combine 1 slice of grapefruit, 1 tangerine, 1/2 cucumber, 2 peppermint leaves and ice. The grapefruit and tangerine burn fat. The cucumbers help you stay full. The peppermint calms your stomach and is refreshing. Drink as much as flush water as you want, but you must have three 8oz glasses before meals for at least 10 days. 🙂 Enjoy!
My supermarket did not have peppermint leaves so I substituted mint leaves. I also added a whole grapefruit, its not going to hurt and I used some of my left over ice cubes with blueberries and lemon. Why not? It's going to add to the flavor and taste great!
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Jell-O Oranges / Shooters
Hello World! 🙂 I'm always looking for cute ideas to impress friends and this pinterest discovery was a must share! With football season (tailgating) approaching quickly how cute would these be for the pre-game? You could choose the Jell-O of your teams colors and show your a true fan. If you like Jell-O shots these are easy to make and no mess. The paper cup is always messy if you ask me or you could make them for kids (kids party) in a variety of colors and they are sure to be a crowd pleaser!
Jell-O (colors of choice)
Melon Baller
Cut oranges in halves. Scoop all of the orange out with melon baller and discard into bowl. If you have a juicer you can use the orange juice instead of wasting. Prepare Jell-O according to the back of the box and spoon into the orange shells. Then place in fridge for next 4 hours or overnight. Once Jell-O has hardened cut the oranges in halves again and serve on platter.
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Ok, so this is one of my latest addictions the Sanpellegrino® fruit beverages! If you have not tried the Blood Orange Sanpellegrino® your missing out! I really don't drink soda anymore unless its club soda mixed with a little vodka, which by the way this lovely can below would be a great mixer for cocktails. 🙂 Sometimes you just need carbonation or bubbles (I like to say) and this drink satisfies me and I don't feel guilty drinking it. Its sparkling water with all natural ingredients that has a delightful tangy sweet flavor. With only 13% orange juice and 3% blood orange juice, I'm in LOVE!
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DeLeón Tequila
I'm not a huge tequila drinker but this DeLeón Diamante is SMOOTH! Good enough to drink alone or with a mixer (pear lychee w/ white tea). DeLeon Tequila is a premium tequila in a very sexy thick glass bottle with the logo sandblasted on the front. The bottle is topped with an ornately wrought metal top, the master for which was hand-carved from a one-pound ball of sterling silver by rock 'n roll jewelry designer Bill Wall. The ball is worth money when you have finished the bottle. While the distillation and aging process of DeLeón remain a closely guarded family secret, the flavor and smoothness of DeLeón Tequila is 100% organic and natural.
The Link to the Site and the Music is Dope on the Site …http://www.deleontequila.com/main.html#/home/
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Well, I guess it was bound to happen with all the beach sunrises I have been doing. We had a morning with NO sunrise. I was so disappointed! However, looking on the bright side, the light was beautiful and soft for the entire session! And that rarely happens! (Usually it gets blazing bright, which leads to squinting eyes, harsh light on the skin, and major sweating! Then our only option is to move under the pier). So, we didn't get the actual sun rising, but we got extra time on the beach with great soft light!
She was such a great girl. She didn't let a little thing like no sun, bring her down for her shoot! She was gorgeous, and I loved that she seemed to know that location as well as I did from looking at everyone else's shots. (Which reminds me, it has been way too long since I have updated the photos on the site. I will do that soon!!!). We had a great time! Here are a few that I really liked from her session:
I think I *may* be getting used to shooting in the summer heat! Either that, or I have just been pretty lucky lately. We start sessions around 7am, and it is actually pretty nice out! I wouldn't go as far as saying that it was "cool out", but not too hot, not too bright, just right!
This morning, I had the pleasure of photographing another lovely senior at Rollins. I love shooting there. There are so many different areas for different looks, all in a relatively small area! And this girl was just so sweet and adorable to photograph! Here are a few of her shots that I really liked:
And the other half of the beautiful duo! It was so much fun working with Heidi and Shannon! We started off at Rollins College, and then headed over to Leu Gardens for the rest. I'm so glad that they decided to do their "senior photos" after graduation. Better late than never!
Here are a couple of Heidi that I really liked for her sneak peek:
YES! You read that right. Class of 2011! Who says you have to get your senior photos before you graduate?! Not me! I will do your senior photos (or photo shoot in general) whenever you want! The next two sneaks (this one and the next one) are from best friends who never had their senior photos done. So, they decided that they REALLY did still want a fun shoot and gorgeous photos, so why not book a shoot together and get them done now! I love that!
We got some fun shots of them together, but for their sneak peeks, I will focus on them as individuals (and make them wait to see their friend shots!). Here are a couple of Shannon that I really loved:
Senior "season" is in full swing! Another gorgeous senior to have lots of fun with! We had a lot of fun on her shoot, even though it was 300 degrees outside. She was cracking me up with everything from bringing a flat iron for touch ups (first one that I can remember, who has done that and actually found someplace to plug it in and use it!), to trying SO hard to rock a serious face, to renaming my posing into two categories ~ the pretty squat and the ugly squat. "Oh you want me to squat? Sure. Pretty squat or ugly squat?" Hahahaha! I always have so much fun with my seniors!
We had a deluxe session, so we got to spend lots of time together. We started at Rollins College, and then made our way to Kraft Azalea. Let me tell you, Kraft Azalea was a good 10 degrees cooler (or at least it felt like it), because it is completely covered in trees. Definitely glad we did those locations in the order that we did. We may have melted otherwise!
Here are a few sneak peeks from her session:
These senior shoots are getting earlier and earlier! Yep, it is hard to get out of bed, especially for the seniors who are on summer break! BUT, it is so worth it. The heat is getting unbearable. But when we are starting at 7am, we are done before it is beastly out!
I loved when I suggested the start time to Jordan, she put up no fight. She was all for starting early! We started off at Casa Feliz. I LOVE shooting there, but it is getting harder to book there, because the are getting more and more popular for events. So, during the week, we have the best chance! Then after Casa, we headed to our second location, at Rollins College. I had such a good time with Jordan. She is so sweet and fun, and seemed to be having a great time at the shoot. So much fun (or maybe it was just because she is naturally happy!) that she had trouble with the "serious face". She was such a good sport, and she kept trying, but I will say, most of hers are going to be of her naturally smilie face!
Here are your sneak peeks! Hope you like them!
This girl was so sweet, and funny, and just great to be around. She just seemed just so happy to finally be a senior and having her senior photo session! I will spare her the shots where I caught her cracking up laughing (but I WILL show you those at your ordering session, because I love those!). And as happy as she was, she still tried (and mastered, I think) her serious face! Really her cracking up laughing shots always came right before and right after her serious face, because she could only hold them so long! Hahahaha!
Here are a few of her sneak peeks!
And the next sneak, I need some opinions (feel free to comment!). I haven't done textures in a while, but I was feeling the texture with this next shot (her serious face!). What do you think? Like it better with or without the texture?
I will be on vacation from July 5th – July 13th. Just a quick week away in beautiful Maine! I will be checking emails, and phone messages. I just won't be responding as quickly as you are used to! I will probably check once or twice a day, and I will get back with you as soon as possible.
If you are looking to book a session, take a look at my availability calendar and pick a date that works for you (and possibly one as a back-up date). I am completely booked up for the month of July, and almost completely booked up for August. There are a couple dates left in August, but I expect those to go quickly. So, email me the date that you want, so I can hold it for you. September is still pretty much wide open for shoots, but you will want to get your date on my calendar, because once we hit fall, I start filling up for family sessions (for holiday photos!).
As soon as I get back, I expect to be rested and recharged, and ready to dive back into work! See you in a week and a half!
For my last session (before vacation that is!), I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing Alex! She wasn't thrilled about needing to wake up so early during the summer (really none of my seniors are!), but she got it once we started shooting. And was actually thankful that we started as early as we did! It gets SO hot and humid so quickly, that I really prefer to start a session by 8am (7am if they can pull it off!). No, I am not a morning person (at all!), I hate waking up early too! But it is so worth it, not melting, in these hot Florida summer days!
Alex and I had some fun shooting on Park Avenue in Winter Park. It is becoming quite a popular location this year! She was so unbelievably sweet and adorable, just a pleasure to photograph. And I thought, just maybe, at the end of the shoot, she would want to do some in the fountain. NOPE! I stuck my feet in though, and I tell you, I almost didn't come out of the fountain! Nice, cold water, ahhhhh! We had a fantastic shoot, and I am excited to show her all of her photos when I get back from vacation!
In the meantime, here are a few sneak peeks to hold her over!
Oooh, I thought the weather may just get us on this shoot! We are definitely into our summer weather pattern, (where we get thunderstorms every afternoon), but they seem to be coming earlier than usual, and lasting longer! Not good! Especially since we were going to TWO locations. But thankfully, the rain and storms graciously waited until we were done with our shoot. And because it was so overcast, the light was great AND we weren't drenched with sweat. SCORE!
For this deluxe senior session, we started off at Winter Springs High to get some lacrosse photos. This senior is so good, she is already signed to play for college (and senior year hasn't even really officially started yet!)! After we had a coach and her dad lug out the goal (which I did kinda feel bad, because that sucker was HEAVY!), we had some fun. Including climbing on top of it (why be normal?!), which I think was her favorite. After we got her lacrosse shots, time for a quick change and head to Kraft Azalea for the rest of them. She was so easy going and adorable, I could have shot her all day long. (Didn't hurt that she kept throwing ME compliments! Hey, that is MY job, to compliment the senior when she is being her gorgeous self! But I didn't complain 😉 ).
Thanks for a fabulous session, and I hope you like your sneak peeks!


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Went to shopping on New Years Eve, people were buying food like there is no tomorrow!!!! well i was one of them.... lady in front of me said she has been waiting at the till past 25 minutes for her turn to come!!! I bought fresh mint in a bargain, some I froze and left1 bunch for making some mint paratha and tea.
I have made minty parathas in the past, used quite a lot of mint and they were too strong, so this time i used mint sparingly.....
- 2 cup chappati flour
- 2 tbsp oil
- 2-3 green chillies
- 18-20 mint leaves
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- salt to taste
- 3-4 tsp lemon juice
- water
- more oil to fry
Crush all the ingrediants except flour in a grinder and add to flour, knead semi- stiff dough adding water, leave it to rest about 15-20 minutes. Roll out round with some flour and cook on the tava appling oil. There you go your Minty Parathas ready in no time... Great with any curry, pickle and tea.
I enjoyed mine with TOMATO CHUTNEY
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Cambridge Sculpture Trails #1
If you are looking for something to do this Spring that involves getting outdoors and exploring the sights of Cambridge (and which doesn't cost you a penny) then try one of the Cambridge Sculpture Trails. The weather brightened up a little this weekend so I did just this! After a browse around the Cambridge Affordable Vintage Fair held at The Guildhall, I ventured out to begin the second of the trails which takes you through the city centre and just so happened to begin with the 'Doors of the Guildhall' – pictured below.
Upon opening the trail map I discovered that within very close distance were works from the likes of Antony Gormley and Henry Moore, and what intrigued me most was to see the mix of works; dating from 1904 to 2013. The first part of this route takes you from Market Square towards the Corn Exchange and King's Parade, through to Downing Street and into Emmanuel College.
Now, I don't want to give too much away as part of the fun is discovering these for yourselves – or completely missing them as we did and retracing your steps to realise they were right behind you – but here are a few snippets…
Some of the works I have strolled past on many occasions but there were others that I was excited to stumble upon. My favourite find was 'Mother and Child' by Sophie Dickens which is situated on the corner of the John Lewis Building. I think about the number of times I have walked up and down Regents Street and never looked up past the shop windows – note to self: take your eyes off the ground! It was also fascinating to find out that Gormley's 'Earthbound: Plant' is a full size figure buried below the paving with just the soles of the feet exposed.
The last stop for us today was the gardens of Emmanuel College where we found the beautifully weathered bronze 'Jester' by Wendy Taylor, pictured below. I really enjoyed taking my time wandering around streets that I would usually have gone straight past, and found that just a few steps could take you from the bustling pedestrian traffic to serene landscaped gardens.
The weather quickly changed and so we took shelter in the MAA: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, and looked around 'The Power of Paper' printmaking exhibition (on until 6th December 2015).
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Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray LLC is a commercial law firm based in Denver, United States. The Firm's 15 Partners and Associates advise corporate clients throughout Colorado and the United States with core practices in real estate and finance. The firm prides itself on its approach to client service, with their website stating:
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When commercial law firm Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray LLC (CKBR) found their staff were spending more time managing emails and various versions of files than advising clients on transactions, they knew it was time to look for a better solution.
The Denver-based firm selected Workshare to help its 15 partners and associates manage the many files, versions and documents required to close out the dozens of single lender and syndicated loan transactions they carry out each year.
CKBR looked to Workshare in mid 2015 and trialled Workshare Transact on a $225 million syndicated real estate transaction. "We needed a quick and easy way to manage multiple documents for the benefit of all parties involved" said Skylar Marshall, Associate at CKBR.
Since then, CKBR has run the majority of its finance matters using Workshare Transact - an estimated 50 transactions, involving more than 150 external participants.
The online workspaces used to manage deal checklists are set up for each deal and provide CKBR with a single, central place to draft versions of agreements, deliver fully executed versions, schedules and signed documents, which can all be exchanged between the deal parties in a secure, structured and organized way.
Following the close of each deal, CKBR uses Workshare to quickly create their closing binder – leaving them free to move on to the next matter.
Before Workshare, CKBR traditionally ran their deals entirely through email. This led to confusion over which was the most recent version of a document, inboxes were overloaded with files and there was a lengthy post-closing exercise. These problems were all removed by simply running the deal through shared workspaces in Transact.
"Some of our clients will now specifically request that we use Workshare for their transactions," Skylar added. "It provides order and transparency – all parties involved know exactly what's happening and have the ability to check the progress of the deal at any time."
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When one thinks of tales of legendary adventures few true stories can match the epic grandeur and the majesty of Moses leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, crossing the Red Sea and achieving victory over Pharaoh's armies. From there though most of what Hollywood shows us in film and what many of us heard as stories when we were kids do not clarify what happened later. After the crossing of the Red Sea Israel is faced with going through the wilderness, foreign enemies who have large armies and obedience to the directions of their guide and God Jehovah before they can reach the Promised Land of their ancestors. Courage will be tested, the quality of every man and woman will be measured and only the strong, loyal and courageous will survive as most of the Israelites who go through the trials to come do not pass and ultimately die in the wilderness. The question is though…why did so many fall short and so few succeed?
Answer: Their ability to dwell on the mountain in their hearts.
Exodus 24:9-11
"Moses and Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, and the seventy elders of Israel went up and saw the God of Israel. Under his feet was something like a pavement made of lapis lazuli, as bright blue as the sky. But God did not raise his hand against these leaders of the Israelites; they saw God, and they ate and drank."
Although only a few were permitted to go up the mountain and fellowship with God and only Moses was allowed to speak face to face with God ALL were given the invitation to stand at the foot of the mountain! That is where the true test began for Israel.
Exodus 20:18-21
"When the people saw the thunder and lightning and heard the trumpet and saw the mountain in smoke, they trembled with fear. They stayed at a distance and said to Moses, "Speak to us yourself and we will listen. But do not have God speak to us or we will die." Moses said to the people, "Do not be afraid. God has come to test you, so that the fear of God will be with you to keep you from falling short." The people remained at a distance, while Moses approached the thick darkness where God was.
Principle: If you want to ascend to the heights and stand at the top of your mountain…you have to be willing to embrace the basics first. THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS! Moses and his team of leaders all went through basic training before they became leaders…a true leader of people will never be bothered about having to continually get better mastering the basics.
There are some literary scholars who have studied the work of J.R.R Tolkien and believe that the dwarves in "The Hobbit" are illustrations of the Jews who throughout history all the way until Israel became a nation in 1948 were on a continual quest to reclaim their homeland. In the Hobbit the Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor which once was a realm filled with majesty, glory and pride was brought low and decimated because of the greed of the dwarves who lusted for more gold and treasures…what followed was a war between good and evil over Erebor…eventually evil crept in and a fearsome creature…a dragon named Smaug took over the ruins of Erebor and made his home under the mountain. However there are some good dwarves who refuse to let their kingdom stay in the hands of evil…a band of dwarves and a humble Hobbit named Bilbo quest to return to Erebor to kill the dragon.
One of the main characters in The Hobbit the rightful heir to throne of Erebor, Thorin Oakenshield puts it so wonderfully:
"We are the Dwarves of Erebor…we have come to reclaim our homeland!"
Personal Question: What is your homeland you want to reclaim that your ancestors might have lost?
"It's the guy who is willing to die who is going to win that inch…you have to look at the guy next to you look into his eyes now I think you are going to see a guy who will go that inch with you, you are going to see a guy who will sacrifice himself for this team because he knows when it comes down to it you are going to do the same for him…that's a team gentlemen!"
– Al Pacino (Any Given Sunday)
The words of Al Pacino burn in my mind as I am writing the next phase of this article…it truly takes teamwork, brotherhood and friendship to walk through this crazy thing we call life. Any veteran who has fought in any war knows ultimately one of the main things that got them through the hell of war and the carnage around them was their comradeship with one another. This attitude of "we will all stand in the fire together" was and still is deeply entrenched in the hearts of martyrs and extremists who will died and still die today for what they believe. The Spartan warriors at Thermopylae, the Jews at Masada, the men at the Alamo, Shadrach Meshach and Abednego in the fiery furnace, Joan of Arc refusing to recant and the Dwarves in the fantasy fiction tale "The Hobbit" all rather than cowardly backing away…chose to turn and face their fears…to face their own personal dragon head on.
It is in the fires of purification and pain that we ultimately see the most glorious things. Gold cannot be purified without fire…the same thing goes for a human being. The quality of a man is shown by how much he/she has been burned and how they have dealt with that fire.
"When something bad happens, you have three choices. You can either let it define you, let it destroy you or let it strengthen you."
After the death of Christ on the cross few people actually know what happened in between then and His resurrection…but the details are quite clear.
Ephesians 4:8
Those captives came from Sheol the place of the dead where all the souls of mankind up to that point were held waiting for their Savior to be revealed. After Jesus death on the cross according to legend he descended into hell and took the keys of Hades and death and led a host of captives from the grave to the heavens above. Jesus himself had to go underneath the mountain of the earth first before he could ascend to sit on his mountain throne in the heavens above next to the Father.
In the Hobbit there are two scenarios where the forces of good have to go into the lower parts of the earth in order to achieve the treasure of victory.
1st) Bilbo Baggins the Hobbit and the dwarves led by Thorin Oakenshield delve into the heart of Erebor into the lower parts to face Smaug the dragon.
2nd) Gandalf the Grey leads an attack on Dul Guldur "The Hill of Sorcery" and confronts the evil that is veiled there commanding it to come forth and reveal itself from the depths of the fortress.
How can we go under our own mountain so we can eventually rule over top of it?
I've asked you the question in which lies I believe is the key to our success. We will never be able to accomplish our destiny without first starting underneath our own mountain. Countless authors, public speakers and people all talk about the glory and greatness of being on the mountain top and how to rule from there…but few people actually talk about starting underneath the mountain. It's because at the heart of the matter that is where our adversary lives, he is a dragon lurking about guarding a host of treasure declaring "I AM KING UNDER THE MOUNTAIN." The reason why people don't talk about this road is because it is a highway seldom traveled where the cost of loss is great and the fanfare is minimal…it was this task that seemed to great for the Israelites as they stared up at Mount Sinai which was filled with fire, smoke and the whirlwinds of the unknown so they turned their back on God and their leader Moses and built for themselves idols of gold and treasure which ultimately blinded them from reality and disqualified them from the Promised Land. In the Hobbit the Dwarves of Erebor Thorin's ancestors fell for the exact same reason…TREASURE!…Something their eyes could see and that they could admire and worship…
What is the correct response that few valiant hearts are willing to stand on?
"If this is to end in fire…then we will all burn together."
– Thorin Oakenshield (The Hobbit)
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On Thursday in Berlin, Joan Baez, 74, will receive the 2015 Amnesty International Ambassador of Conscience Award, along with the artist Ai Weiwei. Though many know her first for her gently trilling soprano voice, activism is as much a part of Baez's identity as the sound that led LIFE to declare her, in 1962, "the best folk singer of them all."
From her performance at the landmark civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery in 1965 to her advocacy for migrant farm workers and gay rights to her denunciation of torture and the death penalty, Baez has championed human rights both on- and offstage. Like two of her major influences, Pete Seeger and Marian Anderson, Baez demonstrated how fame can be used as a platform for activism.
Now, in honor of her award, LIFE revisits photographer Ralph Crane's early-1960s portraits of Baez near her home in Carmel, Calif. "Standing on the shore," the caption read, "she evokes the same wistful intensity that goes into her rare but luminous recordings of sweet laments." Some of them were sweet laments, to be sure, but half a century later it's clear that her music has been so much more.
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Obsessed with rocket-building and outer space, two siblings living in Silver Springs, Md., in 1947 find the perfect ally right next door.
Twelve-year-old Alex hangs out with her reckless 17-year-old brother Chuck, who's always getting them in trouble. Fascinated with radios, radar and rockets, Chuck "can make anything," but was kicked out of tech school because he "mixes things up when he reads." Alex's mother urges her to "act more ladylike," dress more carefully and pay more attention to schoolwork, but tomboy Alex wants to be another Amelia Earhart. Meeting her new neighbor, Captain Ebbs, Alex finds a mentor who develops space food for the army, sails her own boat and is a descendant of Captain John Smith. Beneath their impulsive behavior, Ebbs recognizes that Alex and Chuck share her passion for aviation and space. She arranges for Alex to meet pioneer rocket scientist Wernher von Braun, organizes a sailing trip to a Chesapeake Bay island near a rocket launch and provides needed direction for the risk-taking duo. Inspired by the real Joan Cotton Ebbs, this chronicle of sibling aeronautical aspiration and misadventure provides a peek at the post–World War II U.S. space program. Realistic pencil-sketch illustrations capture key events.
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Tonight, Prop 1 failed 49% to 51%.
I would like to thank Harlan Crow for his effort to allow the citizens of Dallas to have a say in the city's proposal to build a convention center hotel. I would also like to thank Anne Raymond for tirelessly debating the issue and educating voters. I have been in her position before, and it is a grueling, challenging task.
I have consistently voted against the city-owned hotel because I disagree with its funding mechanism which places the risk solely on the shoulders of taxpayers, with no developer or operator funds at risk.
But today, the voters of Dallas have spoken and settled the matter. After assessing the risks, a majority of voters decided that the potential benefits of a city-owned hotel outweigh the risk to taxpayers. The City of Dallas will now finance, construct, and own a convention center hotel.
As we move forward with the construction of this hotel, we must make sure that its financial success is our number one goal, and that taxpayers are not required to make up any cost overruns or revenue shortfalls. We must also be diligent to ensure that the ancillary economic development promised along with the hotel materializes and enhances our tax base. And finally, we must make sure that the hotel has sufficient connectivity to the rest of downtown so that all areas of our city center may benefit from its construction.
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Once again you've got "Two Wonderful Ways to Enjoy Disneyland", this time it's for the Summer of 1963.
I've never noticed the guided tours being called a "Happiness Trip" before, I bet they dropped that pretty quick.
Do you think Disneyland is open every day in the summer?
Don't miss this "Unique Special Attraction – Direct from Paris" its Andre Tahon and "Papotin's Revue". This show ran only for a few months in 1963, but still managed over 500 shows! Please "Present an 'E' Coupon from your ticket book"…
Here's the aforementioned "E" ticket from June 1963.
Mr. Tahon himself, he looks better than his drawing above. Check out this blog (link) for tons of information on Andre.
And from Jed's somewhat dormant but still excellent blog, here are two rare promotional items from these two posts on his blog "Vintage Disneyland Goodies". (link) and (link). Be sure and read the comments on those posts, lots of great information.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Papotin's Revue - Summer 1963
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- TokyoMagic! said...
Wow, I never knew about the puppet show in the Fantasyland Theater....and it's great to see an actual "E" ticket listing it. That must be a rare piece of DL ephemera!
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- Viewliner Ltd. said...
Now that is just a great piece of Disneyland history. Very cool.
- Thursday, 02 July, 2009
- Major Pepperidge said...
I've always wondered what kind of show this was; can't imagine sitting down to watch a puppet show at Disneyland, with so much else to do!
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Digital Transformation (DX) is picking up speed. According to a recent announcement by IDC, the market is expected to grow at a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 17.9% to reach a whopping 321 billion dollars by 2021. In 2018 alone, IDC expects that 326 billion will be spent on transforming how people and things communicate. Based on these numbers, it looks like Digital Transformation has become the real deal. more
The broadband industry doesn't have an agreed-upon unit of supply and demand that meaningfully "adds up". This is rather odd for a service that aspires to be a utility. It is also a barrier to a much-needed transformation from "bit pipes" to "digital supply chain management". The chart here ought to be in every basic undergraduate textbook on packet networking and distributed computing. That it is absent says much about our technical maturity level as an industry. more
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) are finally starting to pick up momentum. In the process, it is becoming clear that they are not the silver bullet originally advertised to be. While great for some use cases, emerging technologies like SDN and NFV have been primarily designed for virtual greenfield environments. Yet large service providers continue to run tons of physical network devices that are still managed manually. more
I am a student of life, learning one hard lesson at a time. In fact, I actually dropped out of my last year of college to start a tech company in a new space called the internet. I was an entrepreneur running an online service prior to the advent of the world wide web in 1992, back when Pine, Usenet, and Gopher ruled the information superhighway. Over the last 25 years, I have learned a great deal about technology adoption cycles by launching six internet companies, each at the forefront of a new technology wave. more
As we enter the seventh round of the net neutrality fight, advocates continue to make the same argument they've offered since 2002: infrastructure companies will do massive harm to little guys unless restrained by strict regulation. This idea once made intuitive sense, but it has been bypassed by reality. ... When Tim Wu wrote his first net neutrality paper, the largest telecoms were Verizon, AT&T, and SBC; they stood at numbers 11, 15, and 27 respectively in the Fortune 500 list. more
Confronted with the rapid development of the Internet, the traditional network is facing severe challenges. Therefore, it is imperative to accelerate the construction of global network infrastructure and build a new generation of Internet infrastructure to adapt to the Internet of Everything and the intelligent society. From November 28 to 30, 2017, "GNTC 2017 Global Network Technology Conference" organized by BII Group and CFIEC, will see a grand opening in Beijing. more
Some inevitable changes are hard to see in prospect, yet are 'obvious' in retrospect. The next communications revolution is 'made for cloud' access. A colleague pointed me to a Forbes article "For Today's Telecoms Companies, Customer Experience Is Just As Important As Download Speeds". It was written by Huawei's global president of assurance and managed services. Well, I told you so! more
Recently, California farmer Craig Thompson got a pretty nifty upgrade for his irrigation: a broadband-connected Hydrawise control system that would automatically manage and monitor the irrigation of his olive and grape fields and collect data to alert him if there was a problem. He woke up the next morning to fields he could have assumed were appropriately hydrated, but the Hydrawise system quickly proved its worth when he looked at the data coming out of it. more
Back in the early 2000s, several notable Internet researchers were predicting the death of the Internet. Based on the narrative, the Internet infrastructure had not been designed for the scale that was being projected at the time, supposedly leading to fatal security and scalability issues. Yet somehow the Internet industry has always found a way to dodge the bullet at the very last minute. more
Internet connectivity is the great enabler of the 21st century global economy. Studies worldwide unequivocally link increases in Internet penetration rates and expansion of Internet infrastructure to improved education, employment rates, and overall GDP development. Over the next decade, the Internet will reinvent itself yet again in ways we can only imagine today, and cloud computing will be the primary operating platform of this revolution. more


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The town of Colma is a very small town located on the San Francisco Peninsula in the San Francisco Bay. It is part of San Mateo County and has a small population of just under 1,800 people. There are many stories as to where the name of the town originated, but the area became occupied and settled when the railroad began to come through the area in the 1800s.The town is most noted for its many cemeteries because of laws in nearby San Francisco that do not allow cemeteries in city limits. The town is much more diversified now in its economy beyond the cemetery industry and includes many other retail establishments.
For those that are considering moving to Colma, the beautiful ocean views and climate of the area make it a perfect place to take up residence or business. There are moving services in the area and the San Francisco area that will gladly work with you to meet your needs when relocating to the area.
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Colma Wikipedia Page – A description of the history of the city and the important geography, demographics and highlights of the area.
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Silicon Valley study tour attendees will hear from innovators, disruptors and leading thinkers
Sektor today announced that it will mark 10 years of helping customers to build leading technology solutions by taking 125 of those customers to San Francisco for a study tour of Silicon Valley. The 'Bridge to the future' tour will look forward to the next 10 years, and offers the opportunity for participants to learn from the wisdom and insights of industry thought leaders, disruptors and innovators.
Rhys Warren, Sektor CEO, said: "At Sektor, our aim is not just to sell technology, but to help our customers 'think big and think forward', so that they can provide advice and solutions that make a real difference to their clients' business."
"We want our customers to return with their heads buzzing with possibilities – and with insights about how retail, logistics and warehousing will look in 2025 and beyond."
"We're aiming to get them thinking courageously– the level of innovation they will see is scary and we know it may well make them uncomfortable. This isn't just about tweaking what they're doing now, and it's certainly not about new product releases – we'll be looking at completely new business models."
"Ultimately this will be a very uplifting experience – we hope it will give the attendees space to contemplate what their clients will need for business success in 2025 and the skills to help deliver it."
The tour itinerary includes:
- Stanford University
- How the Fourth Industrial Revolution will transform industries
- Innovation, creativity, storytelling and design – and their commercialisation
- Berkeley University - Blockchain and its relevance to payment and supply chain ecosystems.
- Google's "Area 120"- corporate incubator
- Amazon - their customer obsessed culture and the strategies
- Target Open House – technology lab and retail space in San Francisco
- Generation warehousing and logistics start ups - their vision for the future
- Walmart Retail Innovation Centre - Store No 8, the innovation cluster developing next generation retail tech
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The Romney Campaign Is Sick Of Fundraising
But they still need cash! A not-so-subtle effort to mobilize Republican donors on the sidelines.
The Romney campaign looks forward to the day when they can stop spending all their time asking donors for money — but they're not there yet.
In a conference call with reporters Monday morning, senior Romney adviser Ed Gillespie was asked why Mitt Romney doesn't spend more time holding public campaign events. His response was unusually blunt: They need more money.
"He has been doing a lot of events, but a lot of them have been fundraising events," Gillsepie said, adding, "We have to compete with a very well-funded Obama machine on the other side."
He went on to bemoan the time they've had to spend in non-swing states, rather than stumping in places like Virginia, Ohio, and Florida.
"I don't think anybody considers Utah to be on the target state list, but it was an important event for us," Gillespie said of a recent fundraiser held in Salt Lake City.
He said they hoped to soon have enough money in their campaign coffers to carry them through November 6th.
"We're all looking forward to that moment in time," he said.
Gillespie's comments, coupled with Romney's defense of his light campaign schedule in a gaggle with reporters Sunday, could be read as an effort to telegraph a need for more money from reluctant donors. Recent reports have suggested that Romney's campaign may be in a weaker financial position than some thought. And with polls showing the Republican trailing in key battleground states, sme wealthy donors may be weighing their likely return on investment as they hesitate to write checks.
Meanwhile, Romney has blamed the need for more fundraising on President Obama's decision to ditch the federal campaign finance system in 2008.
McKay Coppins is a senior writer for the BuzzFeed News politics team, and the author of The Wilderness, about the battle over the future of the Republican Party.
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Rebecca is an Amish woman whose pained past compels her to leave everything to become a nurse---abandoning her family and community. Caleb is an Amish man who is counting down the days until hunting season. At a crossroads in his own life, the excitement of hunting game is all he looks forward to. All the while he wonders what to do with the rest of his life. Even though he likes the Amish lifestyle, what good is an Amish man without faith in God?
An unexpected meeting pushes them together, and they embark with friends on a two-week-long wilderness wagon journey. Hardship tears down the flimsy walls of protection they've placed around their hearts, and as their friendship grows they open up to each other and eventually reveal their deepest secrets. While on the outside they appear to be traditional Amish people, inside they both know they are anything but that. Will their secrets pull them together or draw them apart? And will their faith in God grow? There is a bridge to cross at the end of the journey. Will true love take them across?
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Publication date: 4/1/2014
- Series: Seven Brides for Seven Bachelors Series , #3
- Pages: 352
Where to buy: Amazon, Barnes&Noble
Tricia Goyer is a busy mom of six, grandmother of two, and wife to John. Somewhere around the hustle and bustle of family life, she manages to find the time to write fictional tales delighting and entertaining readers and non-fiction titles offering encouragement and hope. A bestselling author, Tricia has published thirty-three books to date and has written more than 500 articles. She is a two time Carol Award winner, as well as a Christy and ECPA Award Nominee. In 2010, she was selected as one of the Top 20 Moms to Follow on Twitter by SheKnows.com. Tricia is also on the blogging team at MomLifeToday.com, TheBetter
Mom.com and other homeschooling and Christian sites.In addition to her roles as mom, wife and author, Tricia volunteers around her community and mentors teen moms. She is the founder of Hope Pregnancy Ministries in Northwestern Montana, and she currently leads a Teen MOPS Group in Little Rock, AR. Tricia, along with a group of friends, recently launched www. NotQuiteAmishLiving.com, sharing ideas about simplifying life. She also hosts the weekly radio podcast, Living Inspired. Learn more about Tricia at www.triciagoyer.com.
My Short, Sweet Review.
Rebecca would love to marry and have a family of her own. Even though she desires to remain Amish she is determined to leave everything behind in order to seek a nursing degree. What plans God has for her may work for some and not so much for others.
Another winner for this series. I not only recommend this book but all the other amazing books in this series.
I rated this book a 5 out of 5.
Disclosure: I purchased this book for my own reading pleasure.


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Structured Data: Make Your Listings Pop
Google's most recent algorithm update, Hummingbird, has made it more important than ever to provide structured, easily indexable content to the search engines. As Google expands its knowledge graph to deliver more rich, contextual data in search engine results pages (SERPs), website maintainers and builders need to constantly consider how to make their content stand out when simply ranking high for a set of keywords will no longer be enough to entice users to click.
Fortunately, Google has provided a set of tools and documentation to aid site builders in enhancing their content and making sure search engine spiders are able to glean as much structured information as possible. These can come in the form of authorship, rich snippets and specialized sitemaps, all of which can increase content visibility in the SERPs.
Authorship is a great tool because it not only adds to the visual appeal of a search engine listing, but also ties the content to its author. Aside from the listing being more visually interesting, this can contribute to click-through rates because the user is given the opportunity to connect with the author and the content.
The person behind the content is a key component of authorship. The only caveat is that the author needs to have a Google+ profile with certain settings configured to allow some public visibility. Like anything else, it's important to consider this as early in the content planning process as possible because there are a couple different ways to implement authorship, depending on whether or not author profiles will exist on the site hosting the content. For more details about the specifics of setting up authorship on your site, check out our tutorial.
Rich Snippets
Rich snippets are similar to authorship in that they allow content to be visually distinct and, hopefully, more useful in pointing users to the content they're looking for in search results. Currently, Google supports rich snippets for everything from reviews to products to video, but check out their documentation for the most current list.
Each content type has its own set of microdata attributes defined by schema.org, so that information relevant, and specific to, certain content can be structured appropriately. Google also supports structured markup in the microformats and RDFa styles, but they recommend using microdata because it "strikes a balance between the extensibility of RDFa and the simplicity of microformats."
Sample microdata taken from Google's documentation.
Microdata can be implemented at any point since it can be as simple as adding attributes to existing HTML content. However, for a new website build, microdata should be considered in the content planning and modeling stage to take full advantage of the entire set of attributes for a given type of content. Not to mention, well-structured content can contribute to the success of a website far beyond the realm of SEO.
Specialized Sitemaps
In addition to structured markup, Google accepts specialized sitemaps to aid in indexing video, news and a few other types of content. These sitemaps can be created and submitted through Google Webmaster Tools in the same way that your main sitemap would; you can even create a sitemap index file.
Like a standard sitemap file, the point of specialized sitemaps is to aid crawlers in finding and indexing important content on your site. However, the focus is placed much more on the content and its unique features, rather than the page of the site on which it lives.
Shakeups like Hummingbird will continue to drastically change the SEO landscape, making it vital to take full advantage of the tools we're provided to stay on top of the search game. The focus is shifting from keyword research and link building to well-written, intelligently structured content, which, if properly leveraged by the web community, will be a positive change.


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Supply Chain & Warehousing Experts Serving Wisconsin
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Experts in the process of supply chain management and the management of warehousing networks whereby products purchased from manufacturers are distributed, processed, and stored. Many consumer/industrial products move through a system of supply chain management and warehousing. Serve as Supply Chain and Warehousing expert witnesses and Supply Chain and Warehousing forensic consultants in Supply Chain and Warehousing legal matters, and provide Supply Chain and Warehousing expert reports and testimony for judges, attorneys, lawyers, law firms, insurance companies and government agencies in Federal and state court trials and arbitrations. Supply Chain & Warehousing experts serve as expert witnesses and forensic consultants in Wisconsin legal matters, and provide expert reports and testimony for judges, attorneys, lawyers, law firms, insurance companies and government agencies in Federal and state court trials and arbitrations in Wisconsin.
The listings below are of Supply Chain & Warehousing experts serving Wisconsin.
Featured ListingsApollo Business Solutions/The Taormina Group
Tom Taormina
Reno, NV
With a background of being responsible for approving suppliers to provide products and services to NASA's Mission Control Center, I have extensive experience in supply chain management. I was also retained by Dell Computer to co-author their Supplier Quality Manual. I have worked with more than 700 companies as an auditor, consultant and trainer.
Expert ListingsSolomon Bruce Consulting LLC
Joseph B. Michels, Ph.D., P.E., C.P.L.
Fort Worth, TX
Dr. Michels is a logistics/supply chain expert. He has had responsibility for all facets of supply chain operation. A dynamic, compelling public speaker, he has been a college Dean twice and writes and speaks extensively on supply chain, business process and logistics matters. He has testified in both state and federal courts. He has led large industrial organizations in major metal manufacturing operations, responsible for over 1700 vehicles in fleets to include all types of vehicles-- long haul trucks, local delivery trucks and freight line trucks, watercraft. He has extensive experience in all facets of business operations.
Dr. Box Consulting Inc.
Randy Phares
Peoria, AZ
Randy Phares is an expert in packaging, especially corrugated and folding carton packaging. He is also an expert on pallets, crating, warehousing and transporting products by semi-truck. He does forensic analysis of packaging failures that caused damage or injury. He has bought, sold operated, supervised, removed and installed packaging machinery. He has managed many warehouses and a fleet of trucks.He has run a packaging testing lab and held almost every job in a packaging operation over his 28 year career.
Inviscid Consulting, LLC
Stephen (Steve) T. Hopper, PE
Marietta, GA
Stephen (Steve) T. Hopper, PE, Founder & Principal with Inviscid Consulting, is a supply chain professional with extensive experience planning and streamlining warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, and distribution operations. He helps his clients drive down operating costs, boost capacity, improve service levels, and mitigate risk.


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Abeona Therapeutics Announces Participation in 8th Annual SVB Leerink Global Healthcare Conference
NEW YORK and CLEVELAND, Feb. 22, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Abeona Therapeutics Inc. (Nasdaq: ABEO), a leading clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing novel cell and gene therapies for serious diseases, today announced that João Siffert, M.D., Chief Executive Officer, will participate in a fireside chat at the 8th Annual SVB Leerink Global Healthcare Conference in New York City on Wednesday, February 27, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. ET.
A live webcast of the fireside chat will be available on the investor section of the Abeona Therapeutics website, www.abeonatherapeutics.com, and an archived replay will be accessible for up to 30 days.
About Abeona Therapeutics
Abeona Therapeutics Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing cell and gene therapies for life-threatening rare genetic diseases. Abeona's lead programs include EB-101, its gene-corrected cell therapy for recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, and ABO-102, a novel AAV9 based gene therapy for Sanfilippo syndrome type A (MPS IIIA). The Company's portfolio of AAV9 based gene therapies also features ABO-101 for Sanfilippo syndrome type B (MPS IIIB), and ABO-201 and ABO-202 for CLN3 disease and CLN1 disease, respectively. Its preclinical assets include ABO-401, which uses the novel AIM™ AAV vector platform to address all mutations of cystic fibrosis. Abeona has received numerous regulatory designations from the FDA and EMA for its pipeline candidates and is the only company with Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy designation for two investigational therapies (EB-101 and ABO-102). For more information, visit www.abeonatherapeutics.com.
Investor Contact:
Sofia Warner
Director, Investor Relations
Abeona Therapeutics Inc.
+1 (646) 813-4710
Media Contact:
Scott Santiamo
Director, Corporate Communications
Abeona Therapeutics Inc.
+1 (718) 344-5843
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When you are watching your diet sometimes you are looking for a high fibre dinner, if so, try some of these high fibre dinner recipes.
If you enjoy casseroles topped with pastry or dumplings, you'll love this low-fat version.
Serve this hearty curry with a big bowl of basmati rice or some naan bread that has been heated in a low oven.
Chickpeas add low-fat protein to this dish. Dried apricots and raisins give it a sweetness that complements the warmth of the spices.
A perfect combination of red lentils, spinach, tomatoes, yoghurt and curry spices come together in this delicious vegetarian curry recipe.
A dhal is a dish of simmered lentils flavoured with aromatic spices and usually served as a sauce. Serve it with naan breads and natural yogurt or raita.


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The Occupational Safety & Health Administration's (OSHA) Hazard Communication Standard requires specific actions by employers with hazardous chemicals in their workplace. Employers must have a written hazard communication program, label all containers, provide MSDS--material safety data sheets--to employees and have an effective training program for employees who could be exposed to hazardous materials. OSHA has hazard communication standards for general industry, and industry-specific hazard communication requirements.
General Industry Hazard Communication Standard 1910.1200
In the general industry hazard communication standard, OSHA defines health hazards as carcinogens, corrosives, highly toxic substances and materials, irritants, sensitizers, toxic chemicals and chemicals that target specific organs. OSHA requires employers that have materials that cause health hazards to evaluate and communicate the hazards to employees through a comprehensive hazard communication program that must include container labeling, warnings, material safety data sheets and training for employees. The hazard communication program must be developed, implemented and maintained in the workplaces and must be presented upon request during inspections and investigations. The general industry hazard communication standard is referenced in the longshoring and construction regulations; those two industries do not have specific distinct hazard communication standards.
Shipyard Hazard Communication Standard 1915.1200
Shipyard employers are subject to OSHA's hazard communication requirements for shipyards, which include all the general industry hazard communication requirements plus additional requirements specific to the shipyard industry. OSHA requires hazard communications of general working conditions and situations common to shipyard employment including confined and enclosed spaces and other dangerous atmospheres, surface preparation of large boat and ship sides and floors, welding, cutting and heating, scaffolds, ladders and other types of working surfaces, gear, tools and equipment, ships' machinery and systems, portable vessels and drums and electrical machinery. Additionally, a long list of toxic and hazardous substances in common use in the shipyard industry must also be covered, including asbestos, benzidine, vinyl chloride and formaldehyde. Each of these areas must be included in the written hazard communication program with appropriate labeling, training and documentation.
Marine Terminal Hazard Communication Standard 1917.28
Marine terminal employers are subject to OSHA's Hazard Communication requirements for marine terminals, which include all the general industry hazard communication requirements with additional requirements specific to the marine terminal industry. Those situations include hazard communication requirements in trade secret and information source situations where employers may be at a competitive disadvantage documenting certain safety hazards, retention of DOT labeling and emergency action plans outlining escape routes and procedures and rescue duties. Hazard communication programs in marine terminals must cover other industry-specific areas such as cargo handling gear and equipment, personal protection for face, head, foot and respiratory safety, terminal facility safety during work in such areas as elevators and platforms, stairways, docks and river banks.
- "Practical Guide to Occupational Health and Safety"; Paul A. Erickson; 1996
- "Complete Guide to OSHA Compliance"; Joel M. Cohen and Robert D. Peterson; 1996
- "OSHA Compliance and Management Handbook"; Charleston K.C. Lang; 1994
- United States Department of Labor: OSHA Standards Hazard Communication
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- THERE lived three sisters in a bouer, Edinbruch, Edinbruch There lived three sisters in a bouer, Stirling for aye There lived three sisters in a bouer, The youngest was the sweetest flowr. Bonnie St Johnston stands upon Tay
- There cam a knicht to see them a', And on the youngest his love did fa.
- He brought the eldest ring and glove, But the youngest was his ain true-love.
- He brought the second sheath and knife, But the youngest was to be his wife.
- The eldest sister said to the youngest ane, 'Will ye go and see our father's ships come in?'
- And as they walked by the linn, The eldest dang the youngest in.
- 'O sister, sister, tak my hand, And ye'll be heir to a' my land.'
- 'Foul fa the hand that I wad take, To twin me o my warld's make.'
- 'O sister, sister, tak my glove, And yese get Willie, my true-love.'
- 'Sister, sister, I'll na tak your glove, For I'll get Willie, your true-love.'
- Aye she swittert, and aye she swam, Till she cam to yon bonnie mill-dam.
- The miller's dochter cam out wi speed, It was for water, to bake her bread.
- 'O father, father, gae slack your dam;
There's in't a lady or a milk-white swan.'
- They could na see her coal-black eyes For her yellow locks hang oure her brees.
- They could na see her weel-made middle
For her braid gowden girdle.
- And by there cam an auld blind fiddler,
And took three tets o her bonnie yellow hair.
- The first spring that the bonnie fiddle playd, 'Hang my cruel sister, Alison,' it said.


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The Borland Caliber RM Essentials: Administration training course is a one day tool-oriented course that provides hands-on training for anyone managing a Borland Caliber RM software installation. The focus will be on the project and server tasks necessary to administer the product software and repository. To accomplish these tasks, you will use the Borland Caliber RM Requirements Management module and the Borland Caliber RM Administrator module.
Course Outline: Borland Caliber RM Essentials; Administration
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During the Borland Caliber RM Essentials: Administration training course, you will learn the underlying Borland Caliber RM product architecture and be able to develop a comprehensive security strategy for groups and users. You will also learn how to define reliable repository backup and recovery procedures and how to create custom reusable objects for use in Borland Caliber RM projects. In addition, you will learn how to migrate data in or out of Borland Caliber RM with the import and export functionality.
After completing this course, you will be able to effectively administer your Borland Caliber RM software installation.
Lecture style with hands-on labs
Borland Caliber RM Framework Administrator Overview
Getting Started with Framework Administrator
Borland Caliber RM Project Administrators
Maintaining Requirements Types
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Import/Export Utilities
Delegates require a working knowledge of the Windows Operating System and to have also completed the Borland Caliber RM Essentials training course.
Please contact us or telephone on +44 (0) 23 9282 2254 should you require a quote for onsite training.
Dunstan Thomas Consulting has also written & released a Borland Caliber RM / Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect integration add-in. You can read more on our Borland Caliber RM / Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect integration add-in page.


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Pinelands Preserve
Pinelands Preserved is currently closed until further notice. We apologize for in inconvenience.
7601 VPI Grove Road
Port St. Lucie, Florida 34987
Contact 772-462-2526
Preserve Information
This site features one of the largest stands of pristine Pine flatwoods in western St. Lucie County. Three trails totaling six miles traverse the 750-acre preserve. An elevated observation deck overlooks a saw grass marsh. This site is also part of the state's "Great Florida Birding Trail," where a variety of birds are often seen, including the Sandhill Crane, Wood Stork and Bald Eagle.
Biking Trails
Hiking Trails
Observation Areas
Additional Information
Trails: (6) miles of trail, consisting of 2 loops.
Habitiat: Mostly Wet Pine Flatwoods, consisting of Slash pine and cabbage Palm with depression marshes interspersed throughout.
Commonly seen wildlife: Deer, hog, meadowlark, sandhill crane, barred owl and cardinal.
Historical Interest
A portion of the site was cultivated in the 1930's with tomatoes. St. Lucie County at one time was the largest winter producer of tomatoes in the nation. Several of the old fields persist, and provide forage for a variety of wildlife.
This site is part of the Florida Great Birding Trail, where a variety of birds are often seen including Sandhill Crane, Wood Stork and Bald Eagle.
During much of the year the southern trails are wet.


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The Labor Party's vote in favour of gay marriage would have one-time ALP luminaries such as John Curtin "turning in their graves", says Christian Democrat leader Fred Nile.
"I am very disappointed that the ALP has changed their policy," Mr Nile told AAP on Saturday.
"It moves them away from the historic roots of the ALP. John Curtin and all those people would be turning in their graves."
Mr Nile, who headed a rally against same-sex marriage as the vote was taking place, said he was not surprised by the result.
"I thought it would happen, going by the lobbying and the penetration of the Labor Party by homosexual activists and homosexual individuals," he said.
"We just have to hope and pray that the parliament will vote against it when it comes up."
The ALP's vote in favour of same-sex marriage took place at the party's national conference in Sydney on Saturday.
The party also backed a motion to allow state and federal Labor MPs a conscience vote on gay marriage if a bill comes to parliament.
The motion on the conscience vote was carried 208 votes to 185.
The motion to change the party platform on same-sex marriage was carried on the voices.


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Through my last 5000 hands I am just slightly profitable for my Red Line but all of the profits have come in the last 1000 hands. Probably running above expectation but I hope to stay profitable or breakeven in the Red Line category. My Showdown winnings are always very good and if I minimize or eliminate losses in non-showdown situations then I will be way ahead of the game.
Non-showdown winnings are situations where the winning hand doesn't have to be shown because yourself or the opponent didn't finish the hand through the river. A few examples would be...
- PF raise and getting no callers
- PF Raise...get caller(s). CBet after flop and get no callers
- 3Bet a PF raise and get no callers....etc.
I'll continue to watch this statistic as it will definitely lead to better profits for my game.
My profits for the month of January are $493.02 through 2564 hands with a winrate of 49.43 BB/100 hands. 49.43 at 100nl is $49.43 per 100 hands and I have played 184 hands/hour this month for 13.9 hours. This winrate is not sustainable for a long period of time but it sure would be nice! I hope to reach a total bankroll of $800 to $900 and take a few shots at 200nl. Once I land firmly at 200nl I plan to stay there until my bankroll gets much deeper (prob 20-25 buyins - $4000-$5000) There is a big difference between 200nl and 400nl...especially on ACR.
Total Online Bankroll ... $632.54


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Today's finally the day! I had my mid-pregnancy scan today to find out if the baby is developing properly and as it should at this stage, finding any possible defects that would be present at birth or pose a risk to the baby. During this scan, you are given the option to find out the gender of your baby. Some people choose not to find out, some people (like myself) REALLY want to find out what they're having. So today was the day we would finally get to know.
So, to keep you from waiting much longer it's time to announce to all of my lovely readers that Stuart and I are having a....
Baby girl! We are so super excited about it and we all had a feeling it was going to be a girl from the start. So incredibly happy and we can finally start addressing our baby as "her" and by her name which is Rinoa. Can't wait to meet her in a few months time.
She has already been absolutely spoiled to the high heavens today with a million dresses and little pink converse (don't worry, massivvveeeeeeee haul post coming this week!) and I've already planned out how I'm going to get her nursery to look.
So many people have been guessing and I would say probably 90% of people have said they think I'm having a girl and that is definitely the case now! Time to get shopping heads on and buy the cutest little things we can. Already getting ready to make a little door hanger for her bedroom with her name on it. This is so exciting that the wait is finally over! A few more months and I will be able to hold my little princess.
There's going to be so much pink everywhere, so look forward to that!


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GoPro Hero 3+ Commercial
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Check out the newest GoPro commercial featuring footage from the new GoPro Hero 3+ ! The best got better; smaller, lighter, mightier still.
GoPro Hero 3+ will be in shops soon. We'll keep you posted!
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