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Article 13. Homonymy
13.1. Homonyms are names that are spelled identically but refer to different taxa. In this code, all homonyms are established and identically spelled clade names based on different phylogenetic definitions. However, not all identically spelled clade names based on different phylogenetic definitions are necessarily homonyms because different definitions may refer to the same clade under some phylogenetic hypotheses but not under others.
Example 1. Suppose that Pedersen defined Lamiaceae as the name of the least inclusive clade containing Lamium purpureum Linnaeus 1753 and Congea tomentosa Roxburgh 1819, and Ramírez defined Lamiaceae as the name of the least inclusive clade containing Lamium purpureum Linnaeus 1753 and Symphorema involucratum Roxburgh 1798. If so, these two definitions would refer to the same clade in the context of any phylogeny in which Congea tomentosa and Symphorema involucratum share a more recent common ancestor with each other than either does with Lamium purpureum, but not if Congea tomentosa shares a more recent common ancestor with Lamium purpureum than it does with Symphorema involucratum.
13.2. Phylogenetic definitions are considered to be different if either: 1) they are of the same kind (e.g., node-based, branch-based, etc.) but cite different specifiers and/or have different restrictions specified in their qualifying clauses (if any), or 2) they are of a different kind.
Note 13.2.1. Alternative wordings of node-based definitions such as those provided in Note 9.3.1 are not considered to be different, provided they are based on the same specifiers and have the same restrictions. The same is true of alternative wordings of branch-based definitions (e.g., those in Note 9.3.1), apomorphy-based definitions, branch-modified node-based definitions, apomorphy-modified node-based definitions, and other types of phylogenetic definitions that are not explicitly mentioned in this code.
Note 13.2.2. A species and its type specimen are considered to be the same specifier (see Note 11.1.1).
Note 13.2.3. Homonyms result when an author establishes a name that is spelled identically to, but defined differently than, an earlier established name. This situation can occur either when an author is unaware of the earlier establishment of an identically spelled but differently defined name (Example 1) or when an author knowingly adopts an earlier established name but proposes, either deliberately or inadvertently, a different definition for that name (Example 2). Although names in the second scenario can be considered the same name in the sense that one use is derived from the other (see Note 9.8A.1), the identically spelled names in both scenarios are treated as homonyms under this code because they have different definitions.
Example 1. If Mukherjee defined Prunella as the name of the least inclusive clade containing Prunella modularis Linnaeus 1758 and Prunella collaris Scopoli 1769 (which are birds), and Larsen defined Prunella as the name of the least inclusive clade containing Prunella laciniata Linnaeus 1763, Prunella grandiflora Scholler 1775, Prunella vulgaris Linnaeus 1753, and Prunella hyssopifolia Linnaeus 1753 (which are plants), Prunella of Mukherjee and Prunella of Larsen would be homonyms.
Example 2. Gauthier et al. (1988) defined the name Lepidosauromorpha as referring to the clade composed of Lepidosauria and all organisms sharing a more recent common ancestor with Lepidosauria than with Archosauria (a branch-based definition). Laurin (1991) defined the name Lepidosauromorpha as referring to the clade originating with the most recent common ancestor of Palaeagama, Saurosternon, Paliguana, Kuehneosaurus, and Lepidosauria (a node-based definition). If this code had been in effect when these names were published, Lepidosauromorpha of Gauthier et al. and Lepidosauromorpha of Laurin would have been homonyms.
13.3. If two or more definitions have been established for identically spelled names, the only acceptable name (i.e., the combination of name and definition; see Note 12.1.1) is the first one established under this code. A later homonym, unless conserved, is not an acceptable name of any taxon.
13.4. When two or more homonyms have the same publication date (Art. 5), the one that was registered first (and therefore has the lowest registration number) takes precedence.
13.5. If the oldest name of a taxon is not acceptable because it is a later homonym, it is to be replaced by the established name that has precedence. If all established names that apply to the taxon are not acceptable because they are later homonyms, a replacement name may be explicitly substituted for the earliest-established name that applies to the taxon. A replacement name must be established, following the procedures in Art. 7, Art. 13.6, and Art. 13.7. The definition of a replacement name for a clade is the definition of the name it replaces.
13.6. In order to be established, a replacement name must be clearly identified as such in the protologue where the replacement is published, by the designation "replacement name" or "nomen substitutum."
13.7. In order for a replacement name to be established, the replaced name on which it is based must be clearly indicated by a direct and unambiguous bibliographic citation (see Art. 9.9) that includes its author, date, and the journal or book in which the name was originally published. The registration number of the replaced name must also be cited.


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What Is Process Serving?Process serving is part of the United
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Specific laws and guidelines cover process serving in each state, but in general
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Who Can Be a Process Server?Originally,
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is Involved in Process Serving?If things go well, the process server can
simply visit the party's home or business and hand deliver the relevant paperwork.
In actual practice, however, the job is normally much more difficult.
the defendant must be found. In many cases, the person's last known address is
not his or her current address. Skip tracing, the act of locating someone who
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Our Fall Tree
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I love the tree! We did something very similar to this a few weeks ago, but then we turned the contact paper over and stuck it straight to the window. Now we have beautiful fall leaf "stained glass" on our windows until the leaves lose their color. (We ironed them to dry them out and most of them still have vibrant color after 2-3 weeks of being on our window.)ReplyDelete
What a great idea! I would have never thought to use contact paper like that! You are so creative, and your little one is too.ReplyDelete
I love this! Can't wait to try this with my boys. Question: once it was finished, did you put another piece of contact paper over the leaves? How did you keep anything and everything from sticking to the paper after it was done?ReplyDelete
What is the tree trunk made of? I just stocked up on contact paper at a discount store. This is perfect timing for usReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 18, 2011 at 11:37 AM
This is super cute. What a great idea - My daughter is always bringing fall leaves inside. This would be a great way for her to enjoy them.ReplyDelete
I did not cover it with contact paper. It was his project and I just let it be. I also wanted him to see what would happen when the leaves dried up and died.....which led to a whole new project. :)ReplyDelete
The trunk is made of cat tails....at least that's what we call them. LOL Im not sure of the name of the actual bush they are from, but they are outside and he asked for them....so I went with it.


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Pediatric Versions of Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl Recalled
www.Medtipster.com Source: Wall Street Journal, May 3, 2010
Consumer complaints about certain over-the-counter children's medications spurred an investigation that led to a recall of more than 40 different products because of manufacturing problems, according to officials at a unit of Johnson & Johnson.
The recall, announced over the weekend by the company and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, prompted drug stores and other merchants to pull the medicines off their shelves and caused concern among parents who took steps to avoid giving the products — largely pain and allergy remedies — to their children.
A spokesman for J&J's McNeil Consumer Healthcare unit wasn't more specific about what issues consumers raised that led to the internal probe.
"We always receive some consumer inquiries about our products and those inquiries led to the investigation that ultimately led to this recall," the spokesman, Marc Boston, said.
The company said there haven't been any serious side effects reported, and the company and the FDA said the potential for harm is remote. Still, the company and the agency said the products shouldn't be given to children for precautionary reasons.
The recall involved at least 1,000 lots of products, including pediatric versions of Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl.
Some of the liquid formulations may contain a higher concentration of their active ingredient than they should while others may contain inactive ingredients at inappropriate levels, or tiny metallic particles that are a residue of the manufacturing process, the company said.
The medicines were sold in the U.S. and Canada as well as in countries as far away as Fiji and Kuwait. All were made at a factory in Fort Washington, Pa., the FDA and the company said. Neither the company nor the FDA could say how many bottles of medicine were involved.
At English Drug, an independent pharmacy in Bethel, Conn., staffers removed several products from the store's shelves Sunday morning after learning about the recall on the Internet. "These are very popular products, but we pulled them" out of safety concerns for consumers, said Denise McMahon, a pharmacist at the store.
In New York City, Natalia Carin said she recently gave her 2-year-old son Cole children's Zyrtec and Motrin. He appears to be fine, she said, but added, "I'd like some information about what kind of substance this was and how dangerous it might be and what we can expect."
Kenneth Polin, a pediatrician at Town and Country Pediatrics, with offices in Chicago and its suburbs, had heard from few worried parents Sunday, but says his advice is to turn to generic versions of the medicines. He recommended that before consumers buy a generic, they make sure to ask a pharmacist whether J&J manufactured it.
The recall is another dent in J&J's reputation as a model of corporate responsiveness. That harks back to the deadly Tylenol poisonings in the early 1980s, when the company reacted swiftly to recall the product and inform the public.
More recently U.S. regulators have criticized J&J's handling of product-quality issues, because of a widening series of recalls of over-the-counter medicines that accelerated late last year.
In November, the company recalled a limited number of certain bottles of Tylenol arthritis-pain caplets after identifying an uncharacteristic smell or taste associated with the products.
In December, J&J had to expand the recall to include all lots of the product. A month later, J&J widened the recall again to include other brands such as Motrin and Benadryl.
That resulted in the FDA sending J&J a warning letter saying the company had violated good-manufacturing rules at its Las Piedras, Puerto Rico, plant.


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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: Rockbox 2.0 Feature Freeze
From: Bj÷rn Stenberg (bjorn_at_haxx.se)
Date: 2003-01-28
Andrew Jamieson wrote:
I've seen some reports that could be related, but basically I just want more run time on it. 2.1 should be out significantly faster than 2.0, so being pushed back isn't that much of a delay.
-- Bj÷rn
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The Party – Chris Loreth 19, Ryan Shams 13, Nika Mottus 11
TTP – Matt Anza 14, Ali Jamal 13, Matt Jackie 6
These two teams may have the best story lines in the entire league! Both teams are sleepers from their last appearances in the league. Both teams have identical records. The only difference is that TTP is sneaking up on their opponents, while the other team is "The Life of the Party"!
This game had vital implications in the playoff race as these two teams are knotted up at 3 wins each! The Party continued to put themselves on the radar, by coming out and absolutely attacking TTP! From the outside with Ryan Shams, Ethan Wong, and Niko Mottus, to inside with this season's return of Chris "Zebo" Loreth!
The Party would come out in the 2nd half with a 15 point cushion, and looked to be cruising along. Matt Anza and Ali Jamal would do their best to close the gap, but The Party was having none of that! They would continue to control the pace, and hold on for a double digit lead.
YM – Jack Ho and Dru #2 16 each, Torean #1 12
Talisman – Brian #3 25, Sly #1 19
An unnamed source from YM was asked a Vancouver Metro related question, and it was met with this response, "I don't know about all that, we're just here for the W!" After knocking off Ball So Hard last week, the team had the ultimate confidence in themselves on this night, and it didn't matter who was on the court with them on this night! YM would be on the floor and ready to do battle….like always!
This game looked like you through two WWE wrestlers in a cage, and let them go at it! Both teams were grinding it out throughout the game, and almost drew to a draw. Bryan and Sly anchored the Talisman, while Dru, Jack, and Torean paced the YM squad. Even with Talisman tallying more blocked shots, YM would have some key defensive stops late in the game including a Jack Ho steal to help secure the victory.
Some players from this game left "covering their head and neck" area, but they have nothing to be ashamed of. This game was up there with one of the best of the night!
Stallions –MATT MADAWAN 65, Elliott Mason 24, Jeff #7 18
Flight –Trey #5 21, RJ Base 18, Curtis #11 12
Word got out last week that The Stallions would not be at full strength for week 7. More info poured out later in the week that The Stallions would be sending out their "B" Team! In any basketball language, this sounded like they would be sending in the players that rarely play. Henceforth, their opponents would have a better chance of defeating them. This was not the equivalent of The Golden State Warriors, San Antonio Spurs, and Cleveland Cavaliers resting their big 3s. However, word got out that the reserves were showing up and a least one player on Flight's team was optimistic!
The Stallions would have regular starters Mark Halfnights and Brody "The MVP" Greig, but the "B" team would need to be relabeled! The "B" team for the Stallions would consist of Jeff, former National Champion Elliot Mason with Mark and Matt Madewan! Matt was also on that Langara National championship game with Elliot and Brody! The surreal moment was just after tip off when the Stallions went on a 14-2 run with within the first part of the first half! Elliot is arguably the best shooter Vancouver Metro has ever seen, and looked to be the main threat to the three point record held by his teammate Prince Carino (11). As the game went on, it wasn't Mr. Mason that was challenging for the three point record, it would be Matt Madewan! Matt had been out of the rotation for work purposes, but came out firing like he was in "Mid Season" form. Flight came out in a zone against one of the deadliest three point shooting lineups Vancouver Metro has ever seen! The lead was out of hand before you could go grab a drink from the water fountain. With nearly no shots inside the three point line, Matt hit on 7 three pointers just past the half way mark of the 1st half. With a 38 point lead going into halftime, the only thing left in suspense was "When" would Matt break the three point record!
The 2nd half would be even worse for Flight than the first half! Matt went on an unreal "Enfuego" tear that would see him hit 12 three pointers in the 2nd half, mixed in with a few open layups because of the amount of three pointers he made! Matt would make the "Shaqtin a Fool" blooper reel with a wide open missed layup, but no one will remember that on this historic night!
Matt would finish the night with a record 19 made three pointers, most threes made in a half with 12, and most points in a game with 65 (previously held by Demi Harris)! This game was almost like Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game, because there was only one usable picture that we could add to this post! No one had an idea that this would happen, but for the people that were there, they saw history!
BSH – Gene Wolff 19, Brandon Hoyem 14, Devon Carney 6
SKG – Max Neufeld 15, Will Chaing 8
With the other late game tilt "Rained Out", two of the marquee teams in the league would meet for an epic matchup! Both teams came into the game brimming with confidence with Sofa King Good edging out The Party last week, and BSH losing a close one to YM last week!
This week's game had possible playoff seeding implications going forward. While every game is important, this game went towards possible tie breaking implications! By all accounts, BSH looked like they realized what was at stake as they came out "stalking" SKG on every possession. Both teams have the high intensity that the champions of this league are known for, but BSH defense was on "Vice Grip" Status! Brandon Hoyem and Max Neufeld battled it out down low to a near standstill, but one of the key players in this drama was Gene Wolff! Gene is without a doubt one of the most fit players we have in the league, as being one of the unofficial Tour De France bike riders in all of the Lower Mainland (when it comes to basketball players). Even with old tread, but revitalized knees, Gene's skill and high basketball IQ is a formidable match vs anyone on any given night. He would have a nice one dribble step back three pointer "contested" from the left side of the court, that only saw the bottom of the net. He would also go on to hand out a few assists and a steal. The first half would see BSH go into halftime with a slim lead, and the 2nd half looked to have drama written all over it!
The grind would continue in the 2nd half, as SKG would attempt to gain the upper hand in this game. SKG's leading scorer Will Chaing was held to 8 total points in the game, and that was not just being an off night but the addition of BSH active defense. JJ Bath's hit on a few highlight real layups, but his efforts were a little off on this night too. In the end, the defensive grind went in favor of BSH, and they would go on to win by double digits! A very good and symbolic win for the defending champs, but SKG will bounce back in a big way going forward.


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I'm a bit sad today to read about the passing of Bloglines, which at one time was my RSS reader of choice.
From the owners:
Today, Ask.com let our users know that we will shut down Bloglines on October 1. Not an easy decision, especially considering our loyal and supportive (not to mention patient) user base, but, ultimately, the right one given business reasons simply too hard to ignore.
I've been reading articles for awhile now pointing out the decline of Bloglines both in terms of quality and traffic, and although I've also read that Google Reader traffic is down I believe that to be more the impact of social media rather than any feed reader competitor winning loyalty from Google.
I switched away from Bloglines to Google Reader almost four years ago, where I wrote:
I think I switched because I'm not ready to bet against Google in anything. And I'd rather switch when I want to rather than when I am forced to.
It lasted longer than I thought but in the end I'm glad I'm not one of the users now forced to switch.
On a side note, I just added Techmeme.com to my Google Reader. It was on their site that I was pointed to the news about BlogLines via articles from The Ask.com Blog, TechCrunch and PaidContent.org. I read it all the time but for some reason that is a site I would use a shortcut periodically to get to rather than consuming content in a feed reader as I do for most other sites. We'll see if it changes my interaction with a site I enjoy.


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William Hill Poker is available or desktop and laptop users running Windows XP or newer. You cannot, at present download the William Hill poker software to Mac, however we do hear that a release for the Mac is imminent with a possible rollout to be expected July 2013. The William Hill Poker software is continuously monitored and customer feedback is taken on board to improve the features on offer. This means that the experience is always improving, getting better as the platform grows in popularity.
How to play William Hill Poker
The first thing you must do is register for a William Hill account. The process is very simple. It's free to join and new customers can also grab themselves up to £1,200 free. All you have to do is click the link below, which will take you straight to the registration form. No promotional code is needed in order to take advantage of the new customer bonus.
Once you have registered you can now go ahead and download the William Hill poker software. This is also accessible from the link above and once you have clicked on the download, follow the on screen instructions to install the software successfully.
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You can get lost when you first start playing William Hill Poker as there are loads of different options available. Luckily there is a great support network available to help you understand how everything on William Hill Poker works. From rules of the game to different limits that are available William Hill provide you with all the information you need.
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William Hill Poker also has a great VIP scheme whereby you earn William Hill poker points every time you play a cash game or participate in a tournament where tournament fees are applicable. These William Hill Poker points can then be used in exchange for cash back or for participation in exclusive VIP freerolls.
There is also a speed poker option available within William Hill poker so that the second you fold a hand you are automatically whisked away to another table who are just at the dealing stage, meaning no waiting around for hands to finish.
William Hill Poker overview
We were very impressed by the William Hill Poker software overall. The software itself is quite similar to others that are available so you aren't going to be blown away by the graphics on show. However with a great deal of choice on offer, a great support network, a brand name you can rely on and a team striving for continual improvement you really can't go wrong. If you are looking for a new online poker experience then William Hill poker should definitely be one to consider.


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On the front page of the Portal you will see News items, the latest What's Happening in pictures and the College Calendar.
The Parents Tab
If you are a parent or guardian of a boy at the College, you will have access to the Parent tab. The Parent tab provides you with information from our School Administration System including your son's timetable, absence information, Oral Reporting sessions and attendance records.


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September 14th 2016
Filthy Savannah get down and dirty on the BS Naked set, booty and boobs a plenty in this hot live show.
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Sexy Savannah gets down and dirty on the bed, watch her live show again and experience her writhing body all over again


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Bi Polar Disturbia Not Bad For Teens
By Kristin Battestella
On the Memorial Day matinee whim, we took in the teen thriller Disturbia. Only a handful of folks were in the theater, and the show's PG-13 rating had me thinking second thoughts. Can you make a quality horror film in this day and age without a solid amount of blood, gore, sex, and language? While not for the hard core creature feature enthusiast, Disturbia fits the bill for its targeted teen audience.Troubled teen Kale (Shia LeBeouf) is still struggling with his father's death one year after the fatal car accident. Teachers and even Mom Julie (Carrie Ann Moss) can't seem to reach Kale, and after things get violent with his Spanish teacher, Kale is forced to spend his summer under house arrest-ankle bracelet and all.
With no TV or video games, Kale has a tough time with his inbound status-until he begins observing his neighborhood. The ruthless tots on his block, the affair across the street, the new cutie Ashley (Sarah Roemer) next door- Kale and his best pal Ronnie (Aaron Yoo) begin to suspect lawn mowing neighbor Robert (David Morse) of being the serial killer on the news. When Robert takes an interested in his mom, Kale takes his voyeurism to the next level.
Two problems with Disturbia right off the bat. One, I really hope kids don't try at home what they see in this movie. The high tech binoculars, camera set ups, internet instructions, etc. are not meant to be emulated, but must serve as the technical means for Kale's plans. Second, the bi polar storyline works for and against Disturbia. On one hand, the film is an excellent coming of age story-even if it is the trouble teen, issues, yada yada cliché we've all seen before. But in addition to this very real and well played drama, we have Kale's mission to find evidence against his psychotic neighbor. Which storyline is meant to dominate? If Director D.J. Caruso (Taking Lives) isn't sure, how can the audience be?
Written by Christopher B. Landon and Carl Ellsworth, Disturbia spends most of its time on Kale's coming to terms with his situation. The lengthy establishments in the beginning don't feel like such, but not everything put down is fully explored either. In order to spy on Ashley, Kale must venture into his dead father's office. We have one sad, reflective scene, but soon after Kale is timing his watch and bringing in the popcorn. It wouldn't be so bad if we have character and development, then move on to the scary bits, but the two stories are interweaved together. Kale spies, Ashley wanders over, they spy, Kale and Ashley fight, Kale and Ronnie go to creepy neighbor's house, Kale and Ashley make up…Oiy! If Disturbia was fifty percent boy meets girl then fifty percent save mom from killer perhaps it wouldn't be so bad. Unfortunately, its not, and I'm unclear the point Caruso and company are trying to make. These storylines should have been two separate films. I mean, what really, do they have to do with each other?
Disturbia's bright spot, however, is the cast. Carrie Ann Moss is somewhat wasted, and after such success in The Matrix I wonder why she took such a thankless role? Still her wit is on form, and the relationship with Kale works. I had no clue who he was before Disturbia but LeBeouf was everywhere at the theater, in the Transformers trailer and possibly the new Indiana Jones film. The chemistry with newcomer Sarah Roemer is there, and it was a pleasant change to see an Asian in the best friend role-even if the sidekick part is also thankless. Action veteran David Morse (The Rock, The Long Kiss Goodnight) is perfect as the murderous neighbor.
Disturbia would be unwatchable if Robert was unbelievably played. Morse sells the mid life crisis charismatic psycho. Imagine what the cast could have done if they had a clear plot in mind.The cast keeps each scene watchable, you like them and root for the positive outcome, but the pace of Disturbia is as uneven as its bipolar stories. We get a voyeuristic suspense scene with shades of Rear Window followed by a teen angst scene more like Can't Hardly Wait. Deathly crimes with a crazy neighbor won't wait for midnight confessions. Its unrealistic and jerks you out of what little rhythm is established. Disturbia doesn't have the gore young audiences have made popular with the likes of Saw or Hostel. Its the sets and looks that fit the mood of the film. Disturbia takes itself seriously, which makes it one step above Eerie, Indiana.
Parents needn't worry about dropping the kids off at the theater for this one, and maybe this would be a nice DVD to pick up for a family night in a few months. Unless you have a child prone to house arrest with nothing to do, Disturbia is a fine teen thriller. Young folks will take the action, babes, and chills for what its worth, but there's little in Disturbia to disturb.


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Welcome to Fashion Fix! Where we'll be bringing you some clothing items worn by your faves. If you're looking to achieve a celeb inspired wardrobe, then look no further – we can help.
Today we are looking at Perrie Edwards' laced crop top she wore for Little Mix's appearance on This Morning. Let's take a closer look…
Thanks to our friends over at lyst.com, we found an exact match!
You can get Perrie's crop top from Topshop @ Nordstorm for £13.61! Grab this cute little top to make endless amount of outfits.
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Next Tuesday is Safer Internet Day 2016. If you are a parent and guardian next Tuesday is a very important day. No responsible parent will permit a stranger intent on harming their children into their home. And yet, everyday children are online puting themselves and their siblings in danger.
They are posting images, putting their full postal addresses online and using smartphone apps that require the use of their mobile phone number. Wake up parents and guardians and educate your children in online safety or otherwise take precautions. Don't leave it all to their teachers.
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723 Emerald Bay
Emerald Bay (EB)
Laguna Beach CA 92651
Emerald Bay (EB)
Laguna Beach CA 92651
Offered at: $4,445,000
Status: Active
Status: Active
Allan Heller
European touches enhance the décor of this wonderful two story home. Enter through a secluded courtyard landscaped to perfection with fountain and sitting area. Enjoy the indoor/outdoor lifestyle in a home designed around a charming interior courtyard, creating a light and warm atmosphere to all of the rooms. The downstairs guest quarters features its own private patio and access to the herb garden. With four bedrooms, each with its own bath, plus powder room, an office, fantastic chef's style kitchen with breakfast nook for informal dining, dining room with fireplace, beautiful living room with fireplace and a fireplace in the upstairs master suite, this will be the perfect home for the fortunate new owners. There is an ocean view from the two upstairs bedroom suites. The large two car garage has room for a golf cart, so that you can go to Emerald Bay's private beach with all your gear.
Property Features
- Year Built: 2000
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms Total: 5
- Living Area: 3495.00 Sq Ft
- Lot Size: 8424 Sq Ft
- Levels: Two
- Property Sub Type: Single Family Residence
- Has HOA?: Yes
- Interior Features: Balcony, Built-Ins, Ceiling Fan, Ceramic Counters, Granite Counters, Pantry, Recessed Lighting, Stone Counters, Storage Space, Tile Counters, Wet Bar
- Cooling: None
- Heating: Radiant
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- Appliances: 6 Burner Stove, Built In Range, Dishwasher, Double Oven, Electric Oven, Freezer, Garbage Disposal, Gas Range, Range/Stove Hood, Refrigerator, Warmer Oven Drawer
- Laundry: Individual Room, Inside
- Room Type: Kitchen, Laundry, Living Room, Main Floor Bedroom, Master Bathroom, Master Bedroom, Master Suite, Office, Walk-In Closet, Walk-In Pantry
- Fireplace Features: Dining Room, Living Room, Master Bedroom
- Flooring: ,
- Has Pool?: No
- Pool Features: Association, Community Pool
- Has Spa?: Yes
- Spa Features: Association
- Common Walls: No Common Walls
- Architectural Style: Mediterranean
- Has View?: Yes
- View: Ocean
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- Garage Spaces: 2
- Carport Spaces: 0
- Uncovered Spaces: 0
- Parking Features: Driveway - Pavers, Garage, Direct Garage Access, Garage - Two Door, Oversized
School Information
- High School District: Laguna Beach Unified
- High School: LAGBEA
- Middle or Junior School: THURST
- Elementary School: ELMOR
Listing Information
- Listing Id: LG17030562
- Listing Agent: Rod Daley (00456990)
- Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Res Brokerage
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The summertime Community Music Series brings out young and old alike.
The Town Hall and Common have long been a community gathering place
Newly refurbished and accessible second floor auditorium.
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Myth #7: School Vouchers are Good
In this seventh installment of my Church/State Separation Myth series I want to return to School Vouchers and address some of the myths surrounding the programs.
But first some Good News – On Wednesday, Dec. 15, the House voted NO to PA's voucher scheme pushing any chance of another voucher vote until after next year's legislative election.
This is excellent news which DVAU can claim partial responsibility! Our efforts paid off – DVAU attended an anti-voucher protest in Washington, we presented talks, wrote letters to the media and state representatives, and we sponsored and took part in debates.
But we still have NJ. DVAU Vice President Janice Rael reports that we can expect a new voucher bill to be introduced in the new session in January.
Briefly, NJ's voucher bill pending in the legislature would create legislation allowing low-income families to take state tax dollars and apply those dollars to the public or nonpublic school of their choice. The amount of money available to voucher recipients is typically not enough to cover tuition at more exclusive private schools leaving Catholic and other religious schools as the only option. In fact, in other cities with voucher programs 80 – 85 % of the voucher recipients end up sending their children to a Catholic school. Religious schools are free to discriminate against both students and employees based on race, religion, sexual orientation, etc.
Myth 1: Vouchers will move students out of poor inner-city schools: The PA Senate projected that only 8% of the students targeted by the voucher bill will be eligible for vouchers. However, 65% of them are already attending private schools meaning that most of the money will not help students from the poorer inner-city schools. Similarly in NJ – many students will be left behind.
Myth 2: Vouchers will give parents "choice": The problem with this claim is that no student is guaranteed admission to any private school. Their applications can be rejected for almost any reason. NJ's voucher program enables private schools, not parents, to maintain their "choice." Private schools can discriminate against students based on religious affiliation, ability or special learning needs, academic performance and ability to pay.
Myth 3: Student's rights will be maintained: Private schools are not legally bound to provide services to students with disabilities which by the way are the most expensive students to educate. Public schools accept and provide for the education of all children and have a duty to protect them from discrimination. Voucher bills do not require private schools to accept children with disabilities and it does not provide the extra funding needed to meet their special needs.
Myth 4: Vouchers will save taxpayer money: Not true! Here's what will happen in NJ. Corporations making donations for the scholarships would get tax credits worth 100 % of the value of their donations, costing the state millions in tax revenue. According to the state's nonpartisan Office of Legislative Services up to nearly $1.2 billion in state aid would be initially withheld from school districts over the course of the program. Of that amount, about $354 million would be returned to the districts. But the remaining roughly $840 million would be retained by the state to offset the loss of corporate business taxes. So, the scholarships would not be directly funded by public school dollars, but education aid would be withheld to cover the tax credits granted to donors providing the scholarships. Most students will remain in NJ public schools but will receive fewer resources as state funds are diverted to the few.
Myth 6: Vouchers improve student achievement: This is probably the easiest of the voucher myths to debunk since good, non-partisan, academic research has shown that vouchers are not effective at improving student results. Research on voucher programs in Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Washington, DC indicates that these programs produce few if any statistically significant positive effects on student achievement.
Myth 7: School vouchers are constitutional: First, most schools accepting vouchers are religious and the NJ Constitution strictly forbids using taxpayer money to support religious institutions. Second, the Constitution requires NJ to run a thorough and efficient public education system. We have a duty to fulfill our constitutional obligations, not subsidize private schools. Giving government aid to religious schools diminishes the financing available to public schools and impermissibly favors religion.
So what to do? Write, call, or email your NJ state representative and let them know what you think. The NJ voucher bill is not just bad for education it's unconstitutional as well.


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This study has been designed jointly by the following researchers:
- Associate Professor Natalie Walker, National Institute for Health Innovation, University of Auckland
- Dr David Newcombe, Social and Community Health, University of Auckland;
- Dr Rhys Jones, Te Kupenga Hauora Māori, University of Auckland
- Varsha Parag, National Institute for Health Innovation, University of Auckland
- Dr Susanna Galea-Singer, Waitemata District Health Board.
- Professor Patrick Dulin, University of Alaska, USA
The 'Step Away' study is funded by a research grant from the Health Research Council of New Zealand (17/538). The study has been approved by the Southern Health and Disability Ethics Committee (17/STH/94).


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Thanks Sunil.
This is strictly a proof of concept, and there are probably other caveats as well.
Code supplied on this list is not frequently unit tested, at least not by me.
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 08:21:27 -0800 (PST), Sunil Bhola
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> Hi,
> When you rename a table, the command requires an exclusive lock, so if
> there is uncommitted DML will cause the rename attempt to fail. To lock the
> table with command you should use "LOCK TABLE <<TABLENAME>> in exclusive
> lock".
> Hope it will give you the guideline :
> Sunil Bhola
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Here at Cycling Torque we have put together a panel of cycling experts and enthusiasts to give their take on some of the key issues in the industry.
1st July is almost on upon us, and that means one thing; Tour de France.
We asked our panel members to tell us about their first tour experience!
Mike Franchetti
Unfortunately, my first Tour memories include the Festina affair, the fall of Marco Pantani and Lance Armstrong's seven dominant, dirty victories. As a child of the early 90s, there's not much I can do about that!
Thankfully, I still have plenty of good memories from that drug-fuelled era. One early memory is of Giuseppe Guerini on Alpe d'Huez in 1999. Guerini was riding away for solo glory when a fan stepped out and caused a collision whilst staring through his camera lense. Guerini went down hard but adrenaline kicked in and he held on to win by 20 seconds.
It was nearly a total disaster but the stage perfectly captured the bizarre brilliance of pro cycling. You don't need to sell tickets to fill stadiums because everything happens on roads that anybody can access. My early heroes definitely inspired me to get out on my bike; I bought a Fassa Bortolo jersey so I could look like Ivan Basso and Alessandro Petacchi.
My first live memory of the Tour comes from 2007 when the race visited the United Kingdom. I waited in Woolwich for 35 minutes for 180 jerseys to fly straight past me. And it was brilliant.
Iain Marshall
We drove across Brittany for Stage 2 of the 2008 Tour – Auray to St Brieuc. We 'camped' out under an umbrella for hours, huddled under the canopy with foil-wrapped sandwiches, jealously guarding the small stretch of crowd barrier we'd colonised. Rain notwithstanding, it was a joy to watch the village of Mur de Bretagne come to life as we waited. A traditional dance troupe practised their moves on one side of the road. Men and women with lived-in faces gesticulated at each other with glasses of beer.
A procession of bikes trundled past taking much longer on the climb than the pros would in a few hours' time. A cycling museum had dusted off some two-wheeled exhibits to entertain the crowd. A rider in Maurice Garin-era garb on a vintage bike, complete with a bottle of vin rouge attached to the bars, fought his way up the incline. He was followed by the cycling equivalent of a pushmi-pullyu. 'It was a tandem Jim, but not as we know it'. Constructed with saddles facing in opposite directions, the rider at the rear couldn't see where he was going and had to pedal backwards. I wonder why that contraption didn't catch on?
As for the race itself – it felt more like a sideshow with people-watching a much more engrossing pastime. But in due course the giant motorised Evian bottles and freebie-chucking youths of the publicity caravan crawled through and we knew the race was getting close. When it hit – I recognised Tommy Voeckler and Sylvain Chavanel duking it out, standing on the pedals, slightly ahead off the front. Then the multi-coloured peleton whooshed by us – going at an improbably brisk upward velocity given the gradient. All over in about 40 seconds then. We ducked into a bar and caught the denouement on TV. Thor Hushovd won the stage and Voeckler, the polka dot jersey. The vintage exhibits made me realise that there's more to cycling than high end road bikes. 'Boneshakers' of every shape, size and age need to be appreciated.
As for the Tour – watching a live stage in this way may not be the best spectator sport in the strictest sense of the word 'sport'. But it's certainly one of the greatest spectacles you're ever likely to be part of – and it's free.
Pav Bryan
My first experience of the Tour de France was watching in awe at these amazing athletes pushing the barrier of human performance, from the comfort of my home! As a youngster I wasn't lucky enough to watch from the sides in person but I remember the feeling of excitement in watching my heroes race with such passion. It certainly helped promote the love of cycling within me and was a massive motivator for me to push my own limits.
David Darby
The Tour de France. So many memories drift by with the mere mention of the 3 week spectacle. Back in the day, "Cycling TV" comprised of a 30 minute slot on Channel 4, with the occasional 1 hour slot at the weekend. But this was still enough to pull me into the sport. Sure, I'd always had a bike, but it was the trusty BMX (and yes, it was a Raleigh Burner) that first gave me a real zest for life on 2 wheels. Then along came a BSA 10 speed road bike: more like a tank than a racing machine, but at least the weight of this trusty BSA did help me develop my cycling legs.
I recall watching the 1986 Tour with Greg Lemond and Bernard Hinault fighting it out, and then 1987, with Stephen Roche and Pedro Delgado taking much of the headlines. But it was the Tour of 1988 that really me got me into bike racing. Delgado won the Tour that year, and it was shortly after this that I joined my local cycling team by which time I'd advanced to a Tommy Godwin Reynolds 531c race bike.
Some of the guys I raced with back then remain good friends today and most of us still ride; if not a little slower than what we once were.
Gerry Patterson
I can't place my 'first' Tour de France, but I definitely knew about it in the 80's, when Steve Bauer was becoming a somewhat household name back in Canada. Since I live in an area of France that never escapes Le Tour, I have been there 'live' many times, but the first time I recall the Tour de France really being part of my life was that first fateful bike trip I did here back in 2001.
I certainly didn't plan my vacation around the Tour and I probably didn't even realize I'd be in France at the same time, but there I was, cycling from French village to French village, stopping at the local bar-tabac to fill up my bidon, and there it was on the TV! It's an impossible feeling to describe, but I immediately knew I was among 'my people', that is, people who appreciate the bike as much as I did.
And yes, it was the start of 'something', which is recounted in the answer to the last question you guys asked. It's all part and parcel of why I am now in France, riding my bike, and always looking forward to my favorite month of the year – juillet.
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Community Outreach, Carrie Hunter is a SAG-AFTRA talent that you have either seen or heard on national commercial campaigns. Carrie made her way to Chicago 15 years ago to join the incredible theater and improv groups the city has to offer. From performing, directing, set and costume design to theater management she grew her belief that small boxes breed fierce imagination. She built her relationship with the Production and Post world over 10 years at Cutters Studios as the Director of Client Service and Intern Manager, where she helped seek the city's emerging talents. She is excited to bring her eye for diverse skill sets, creativity, and personality to WIFC.
Membership Chair, Stephanie Rabiola got her chops working on "Indy" features developing and honing her skills in production and has spent the last ten years on the national production scene including both commercial and narrative work. Although no stranger to agency production, she also considers herself "Pro-Indy" and "Pro-Chicago", She has lent her talents to many feature films and television shows being shot not only in the Windy City by on the West Coast working as a field producer, production manager and director. Stephanie is Currently wrapping production on her entrepreneurial project, One Day Two Legends, a full-length documentary about Elvis and The Beatles featuring Joe Esposito, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees. She holds a degree in Film Production from Columbia College in Chicago.
Director of Programs and Communications, Oriana Oppice Ms. Oppice is an award-winning director, actor and writer constantly active in the independent film circuit. She has directed award-winning films including "Camp Belvidere," "Lobster fra Diavolo," and "Lost and Found," which have screened all over the world and scored prizes at major film festivals. She is currently in pre-production for her first feature as a writer/director, which will be shot half in Chicago and half in Sicily. Oriana holds a B.A. from McGill University in International Relations and an M.A. from the University of Chicago in International Law.


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Red Mountain RFC vs. Thunderbird RFC Match Summary
Red Mountain RFC vs. Thunderbird RFC
October 26, 2013
Match Summary
After a very successful career week, full of professional development and networking opportunities, the rugby club returned to the pitch excited for an opportunity to measures ourselves against superb competition. It must be noted that, due to career treks and a week with limited obligations, the club was missing several key contributors. Regardless, we were ready and willing to fight for glory, and were buoyed by the presence of alumni ruggers David Snowden ('12) and Ian Shiller ('13) in town as recruiters from Michigan-based Delphi Automotive.
Red Mountain showed up in force with about 20-25 ruggers and a travelling fan base that far outnumbered the Thunderbird faithful. The club consisted of maybe 5 or 6 rookie ruggers and several large, Polynesian veterans: just enough inconsistent production to be labeled as a "B" side. Meanwhile, Thunderbird had about 17 ruggers present, limiting our ability to substitute and testing our fitness level. The match kicked off at noon and we agreed to play two 30-minute halves.
The match began rather inauspiciously as both squads struggled to gain momentum. Field position was key, and after some fundamentally sound rugby that included several winning scrums and lineouts, Thunderbird took the as President Jay Stahlman jumped on the ball after a penalty, took a quick restart, and dove in for a try between three Red Mountain forwards. At halftime, the score was tied at 5-5. The second half was a war of attrition and ultimately the size and strength of the visitors prevailed. Thunderbird's discipline and cooperation made it a very close competition, much closer than I think a lot of people were expecting, but ultimately a tired squad fell to after conceding a try in the last five minutes, losing 22-15.
At the end of the day, it was this match was a fantastic learning opportunity for the squad and a great confidence booster. The team now knows that by playing together and supporting each other, we can compete with even the top teams in the valley. This next week will be used to prepare for the annual Halloween fundraiser party, followed by the Thunderbird Rugby Invitational on November 9.
Photos taken by the Rugby Queen, Tsvetelina Dincheva
Thunderbird Rugby Football Club Announcement: The Australian Sponsorship
We are pleased to announce that The Australian is now the official bar Thunderbird Rugby Football Club after agreeing to sponsor the team for the 2014-2015 seasons.
The Australian will now appear on the new club jerseys, to be printed in December, and all after-match social events will be held at the bar.
Please check out their website at http://www.theaustralianaz.com/.
Oct. 19 – Thunderbird vs. Prescott Black Sheep Match Summary
Oct. 19 – Thunderbird vs. Prescott Black Sheep
Match Summary
By Jay Stahlman
On a beautiful, sunny Arizona Saturday, the Thunderbird Rugby Club took to the pitch to test our grit against a rag-tag group of guys from Prescott. Being our first competitive match since the tragic accident to one our rugby brothers at Flagstaff 10s tournament, the team was naturally a bit uneasy during pre-game warm-ups. However, I was extremely proud of the courage our boys showed throughout the day. It was truly an inspiring display of teamwork and cooperation as we dominated the 70-minute match from start to finish 38-7.
Prescott arrived a bit under-manned as only 13 people were able to make the trip. We accommodated them with three whores to make for an especially friendly, competitive environment. We could not have written a more perfect start to the match, as we forced an immediate turnover after the kick and marched straight down the field for a powerful try by rookie forward Bryce Jahner. At the end of the first 30 minutes, Thunderbird led 19-7 with especially strong play from veteran forward Chase Ficklin and Captain Matt Erley, who was later named man of the match (but unfortunately feel short in the accompanying boat race).
The highlight of the afternoon was the development of our rookies as a group. The newcomers finally were able to put together everything we have been working on in practice to effectively run, ruck and scrum without penalties. We will continue to work on defensive cohesion and executing line-outs, but overall I am very optimistic about the direction of the club and the talent we can field each weekend. That being said, Thunderbird faces a very difficult test this upcoming Saturday (Oct. 26) against Red Mountain RFC B Side, a local semi-professional team.


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|Wild fennel, Pacific Ocean in background.
The only choice is to put in her tube and hope for the best. When you need root cause more than anything, shut up and ride.
This is one of the world's most drop-dead gorgeous stretches of road. A guy from Haifa Israel, recently retired, keeps riding by and offering help. It was his dream to ride Highway 1 from Monterey to San Diego. He is living his dream.
For him today, the Big Sur coastline is shrouded in fog. For me, it's a flat and then another one. And the third tube proves unreliable. You're not sure how long it's going to be before you're pushing too hard, you look down, and there's the bulge in the rear tire again. You've been expecting it. It's taken over your thoughts.
At this point everyone is miles ahead because they're not changing tubes or pushing a pudgy tire. After a robust lunch (I'm starving), they're climbing the big hill. Talking with friends. Enjoying the day. Their back muscles aren't on the verge of spasm. They take leisurely stops, not a couple of Advil.
This morning when I pulled the Seven from her luxury bike locker, the rear tire was flat. Root cause was a mystery (faulty rim strip?). The tire wouldn't go back on the rim. The wheel wouldn't seat in the dropouts.
Panic. Supposed to meet everyone 6 miles down the road. Very, very late. I climbed the hill to Carmel, then descended gingerly on half the normal pressure. 50 psi makes you a little wiggly. By some miracle a van and a couple of people remained in the parking lot. The van had a floor pump. I was all over that.
The second flat came around mile 30 (something sharp in the tire). The third around mile 53 (root cause unknown). I tell Kim, don't wait. If you don't see me I stuck out my thumb and got in a truck heading for King City. At Lucia she hands me a brand-new tube out of the van. Just in case.
Then I'm climbing that epic road, Nacimiento Fergusson, alone. Today it's quiet. Foggy, not hot. Things are starting to turn good. The tube holds. No lunch but leftover pancakes from the hostel. Pockets full of bars.
Usually I track mileage markers on the climb. Today whether it's the Seven or my own panic at being left, it's just one all out push.
Made it. And I have the descent all to myself; not even one car heading the other direction. Gorgeous, the way the shaded road snakes around the rocky hillside. Yellow leaves on both flanks. Occasional glimpses of the Valley of the Oaks below. The way it all still looks like 1740.
Flashes of last year on the tandem with Jim, carefully threading this section. Hot dogs, the ones that sit on those metal rollers, from the PX at Fort Hunter Liggett. Hot dogs taste good against any backdrop: a quonset hut, or a 300-year-old California mission.
Later, in the hot tub there will be root cause analysis. A delicious ice bag for my QL muscle. A combo plate at El Taco Bravo. Everyone howling about the headwind into King City, like every year.
In a happy crowd, I might be the happiest one.


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I love taking pictures, working on craft projects, planning events, and getting my toddler involved in making gifts or special mementos for family and friends.
As special occasions and holidays come and go, I get inspired to create with Kai. You will have a chance to peruse through some of my ideas and crafts by Christina.


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Top, thrifted. Shorts, F21. Bangles, borrowed.
Simplicity is Key
Top, thrifted. Shorts, F21. Bangles, borrowed.
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aww i really like your tattoo :) so prettyReplyDelete
such a lively ensemble! and so effortless. love those bottoms.ReplyDelete
When did you get a tattoo!? xo, rvReplyDelete
Back in February!! :)Delete
You look lovely and I love the backdrop for your pictures. Absolutely beautiful.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:37 PM, April 19, 2012
Loving those shorts! And the pretty flowers in your hair.ReplyDelete
Always gorgeous pics...love this look!ReplyDelete
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Love this outfit! those shorts are so cute!ReplyDelete
Simplicity is oh-so-good. Get it, girl.ReplyDelete
I tried those shorts on at F21 (before getting pregnant!) and dang, they look way better on you! Super pretty.
these photos are absolutely gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous6:05 AM, April 20, 2012
those shorts are ADORABLE!ReplyDelete
you look adorable! And I've been obsessed with that song for some time now :)ReplyDelete
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Danielle, that's so kind of you! I'll be sure to take a peek. :) Hope your weekend is lovely! -KinseyDelete
I completely agree. Simplicity is the key. Lovely outfit!ReplyDelete
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Your photographs and outfit are gorgeous, can't wait to see more :)
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I love your shorts, they are so pretty.ReplyDelete
And your hair makes me even more impatient for mine to grow long again.
- Anonymous10:15 AM, April 20, 2012
I love your shorts :)ReplyDelete
Super cute outfit.(:ReplyDelete
What a sweet, simple outfit. Beautiful.ReplyDelete
I agree...sometimes you just have to let life become a little less complicated and just enjoy the simple things :)
Left brain, right brain, pug brain.
These photos are gorgeous, I love the lighting. Your outfit is wonderful too, I love the combination of laces with the flowers in your hair, and I'm so jealous of your freckles!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous11:22 AM, April 21, 2012
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Superb jams, and your shorts are adorable!ReplyDelete
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oh my i LOVEEE this outfit, your style is so incredibly wonderful. those shorts are so adorable, and these pictures are gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
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Lynn W.
I was born + raised in a series of small villages in the Netherlands. Once I moved to the city to study, I have never wanted to move back to a village again. I love the buzz and the excitement of the city!
My family now consists of my husband, myself, our two boys aged 2 and 5, and a cat.
The way I use Project Life is to document my daily life, keep track of all the fun developments my boys are going through, and sometimes make a little time capsule of the books I'm reading or TV series I'm watching. It's fun to look back at older albums and see how things have changed or how fast my boys have grown over the past few years!
To me, documenting life is a rewarding hobby. I love the creative process of making the pages look beautiful, and I love the idea that I'm making these albums that will be a treasure to my children when they're grown up! Or at least I hope that's how they'll see it and not as mommy's embarrassing photo books…
Three things on my bucket list are:
1. Go see the Northern Lights in Scandinavia somewhere.
2. Travel to India.
3. Do a flamenco dancing course in Spain again. I did two courses there before my boys were born and would really like to immerse myself once again in that glorious southern Spanish culture!
Cultivating a good life means being thankful for all the blessings you have, being kind to strangers and loved ones alike, being open to new ideas, being positive in your outlook and realizing that everybody has an important place in this world.


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I love, love, LOVE white on white or all white outfits. I think they pair so nicely with tan and bright pops of turquoise or pink! Please disregard the crap in the room. We were on vacay in Captiva, Florida and this was in a hotel room!
Top: Target
Shorts: JCrew
Belt: Target
Shoes: Target
Necklace: Stella and Dot
Bag: Gucci
We have been going on vacation to the South Seas Resort on Captiva Island, Florida since I was a teenager. It is a great place if you have kids! Bebe was a pool rat but she still hasn't warmed up to the ocean! Downfall of the trip, was one of our favorite restaurants, the Key Lime Bistro, served bebe's dinner with a fried cockroach in it. And the manager couldn't even bother to speak with us. I turned my rage face on that day! I have tons of vacay pics to share with you soon!!


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Last night was the New Museum's Spring Gala, an evening "inspired by the sounds and tastes of Brazil," and all the guests were encouraged to avoid wearing black.
Marilyn Minter wore a fuschia Marni dress. (She told me she always wears Marni because it's across the street from her SoHo studio.)
Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn wore floor-length canary yellow.
Laurie Simmons wore a white Thakoon.
Terrence Koh also went for white — although this wasn't much of a departure for him.
Mary Heilmann, one of the night's two honorees (here, holding her award), went with a graphic black and white print dress.
Cay Sophie Rabinowitz wore a Marni harlequin dress with Rochas platforms.
We loved this guest's Chris Benz dress.
Carol Greene wore white, clearly the popular choice of the night.


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I was stoked to be asked to help with rebuilding the Wanaka Trail Ride website. This annual event is a great fundraiser for Montessori Children's House Wanaka and the Wanaka Primary School.
The previous site was designed by Pukka and the branding elements were awesome so it was a treat to have all of that already done and be able to concentrate on making the most of the imagery from the inaugural event in 2015.


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Hi Sharon! Thanks for joining my third blogoversary, woot! Now, Let's get down to business and talk about SEAL Brotherhood. Quick gist, what is the series about? Do you regale us with SEAL missions in exotic places?
The dark-haired girl, the one with the cut off, inside-out sweatshirt that showed her muscled midriff, stopped and turned to face Luke. Her brown eyes were set wide apart over a thin nose that led to full lips that were stained bright red. She licked those lips and pushed her chocolate brown hair from her forehead, exposing a delicious ridge of little worry lines on an otherwise smooth and flawless forehead. She cocked her head at a tiny angle and waved in that embarrassed way her mother must have told her never to do. Especially to a strange sailor sitting alone on the beach with empty beer bottles at his feet.
Here's another one:
Luke stripped off his clothes for the second time tonight. He couldn't help but remember what it had felt like to see Julie's naked body beneath him as she anticipated a beautiful lovemaking session. He loved watching her need him. That's what he saw there. And he wanted in the worst way to fill that need, scratch that itch. Just that it wasn't right. It would have felt as good as heaven, but that still didn't make it right.
He let the warm water sluice over his body. He lathered up with some lemon shower gel and then enveloped himself in the fluffy towel sheet that reminded him of how Julie would smell. Wrapping it around his waist, he walked barefoot into the bedroom.
A sea of pillows covered half the bed. He carefully stacked them onto two overstuffed chairs nearby. Dropping the towel, he slipped between cool sheets and watched the even gas flame of the fire. He was looking for answers in the golden flickering plumes, aware that that wasn't the right place to find them.
You have to treat this like a practice, Nick had said. Well, that's one way of looking at it. He had never thought getting well was something someone would have to practice. He thought it was something you just had to wait and let your body do.
Here's another one for you:
She moved with him as he escorted her across the concrete floor of the living room, and out the ten-light double doors towards the patio. She carefully stepped over the threshold. Part of her dress snagged briefly on a rough spot in the wooden doorjamb.
In an instant Luke was there in front of her, kneeling, looking for where the fabric had hung up. The delicate material looked soft and luscious in his large, callused hands, like he was handling armfuls of whipped cream. He pressed the fabric he'd freed back into her skirts and she felt a gentle touch of his fingers on her voile-encased thigh. That's when he looked up at her and his blue eyes seared her, and in spite of herself, she focused on his lips, thinking that would be safer than he eyes, until she realized he had done the same.
Their look mated. Both of them did a deep, controlled inhale, and both of them noticed the other doing it. Neither one looked away as the rest of the room faded to the background of muted voices and faded, blurry colors.
She had gotten used to his constant dark stubble, but today he was clean-shaven, his cheeks smooth and shiny, like they'd been oiled, but she knew it was his aftershave lotion. The lemony one he used, and yes, she could smell it. The light fragrance would still be on his fingers. His full lips were deep pink. Without his stubble, she noticed he had a dimple on his right side that was usually hidden, even during their ardent lovemaking. She'd thought she knew every luscious detail of his face, so this discovery was thrilling.
What a treat! Thanks for those great snippets! So at 6 books and 2 novellas, do you have more SEAL Brotherhood stories to tell or are you about to wrap up the series? Does it get easier/harder to write the next novel?
2. What book do you recommend readers read before they die aside from SEAL Brotherhood? Code Name Johnny Walker
3. Guiltiest pleasure: Getting a 90 minute facial or massage.
4. Will you be watching the 50 Shades of Grey the movie? Of course.
5. Which celebrity/politician/personality would you use your hall pass on? I'd like to shake "Johnny Walker's" hand. He's the real-life interpreter who saved so many of our young boy's lives in Iraq. A hero, and now a U.S. Citizen. Thank you, Johnny.
Sharon's award-winning almost-erotic Navy SEAL stories of the SEAL Brotherhood, have consistently made best sellers lists and review sites. Her characters follow a spicy road to redemption through passion and true love. Her SEAL Brotherhood Series continues with books 5, 6 and 7 all releasing this year, as well as audio versions currently completed for the first four of the series. She has been an Amazon top 100 author in Romantic Suspense since last fall.
She lives in Sonoma County, California with her husband, and two Dobermans. A lifelong organic gardener, when she's not writing, she's getting vera vera dirty in the mud, or wandering Farmer's Markets looking for new Heirloom varieties of vegetables and flowers.
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A couple of us were enjoying photographing some red deer towards the end of a photo walk in Richmond Park when I took the image above.
We'd had dull conditions to start, no sign of the sun at sunrise, quite windy and a heavy downpour during which we had to shelter under the trees, but the sun appeared eventually giving us some better light. There had been a lot of deer activity with this being the Autumn rut – plenty of bellowing and running back and to, with the larger stags fending off the younger males who were trying marauding tactics, running into the group of hinds to try and split them up and take a few away, some with success but mostly not. The odd hind slipped away by themselves, tempted by the bellowing and strutting of another male nearby, who would quickly run over to round her up.


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US Olympic gymnasts Simone Biles, Aly Raisman and co. just tore up the VMAs red carpet
U.S. Olympic gymnasts Aly Raisman, Madison Kocian, Laurie Hernandez and Simone Biles ditched their glitter-adorned leotards in favor of equally sparkly dresses for Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards.
And it's safe to say that the gold medal winners, who will be presenting at Sunday night's show, were this year's red carpet #squadgoals. (Sorry Taylor Swift.)
Many Twitter users noted that one member of the Final Five, Gabby Douglas, was missing from the carpet.
"The #FinalFive at the #VMAs are seriously G O A L S right now... missing the beautiful @gabrielledoug though," one wrote.
"OMFG THEY LOOK SO GOOD #squadgoals #FinalFive #VMAs missin @gabrielledoug tho," said another.
A few hours before the show, Douglas tweeted, "Out of hospital&resting comfortably! #FinalFive sad I can't be with u 2 present tonite."
It is currently unclear why Douglas was in the hospital. "I think she's feeling a little better, but she's staying home as a precaution," Biles told People on the red carpet. "We're sad she couldn't be here to enjoy this with us. We miss her!"
And so do we.