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The Virginia Secretary of Agriculture is requesting a comprehensive economic impact analysis of the proposed (GIPSA) livestock marketing rule, citing concern that the proposed rule would have a negative impact on Virginia's livestock and poultry industries.
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It's official then: we can never go back. Britain has abandoned the idea of returning to life as it was before the financial crash, and is intent on building a future on firmer foundations, in preparation for a better life by 2020, says a new report.
The annual survey of public attitudes suggests Britain has readjusted its priorities and is looking at countries such as Germany and Canada as new role models. Any prospect of economic recovery during the current electoral term is off the agenda, the study suggests, 2020 being the year when most British people envisage a return to financial health.
The Moody Britain 2013 report, which canvassed people from across Scotland, England and Wales, says: "We found the greater fear was not that we may never see the prosperity we experienced in the late 1990s and 2000s, but that in the insane rush to regain it we may repeat the mistakes of the past."
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Oliver James, the psychologist and author of Affluenza, says: "The findings play to an overwhelming sense that the ruling elite are drifting off and parting company with the rest of the population. The shop-till-you-drop, credit-fuelled lifestyle has become increasingly difficult and implausible as a future for us. People have finally grown comfortable with the idea that the days of rapid personal economic growth are over."
The findings also show a backlash against technology companies similar to that against bankers, both Facebook and Google rating less favourably than RBS. "Both have gone from unquestionable forces of good to devil incarnate in no time at all," the report says. "The year 2013 has seen their public image ravaged until they are seen as less ethically upright than even the bogeymen of the credit crunch."
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See also my message on George MANDERSON on this forum. I have been unable to trace John Hume MANDERSON's father, George, before residence in Dunbar--the family likely came from elsewhere. All of these MANDERSONs could have a common origin--many in Haddington-East Lothian area. Have been to Haddington. A beautiful town. There is a place--not even what I would consider a village--called Manderston, outside of Duns in East Lothian, that might be the MANDERSON home area. The Mormons have info from the parish registers of the Church of Scotland (Presbyterian, not Episcopal). You might check them if you haven't already checked IGI. The records that they have are index of marriages and christenings. From them, you can order microfilm of actual records. The actual records of christenings will show sponsors of children--usually relatives--that help indicate family relationships. These records may also show father's occupation and place of residence of family and sponsors. Also, the full records--not indexed, of course--also show some deaths (purchase of mortcloths for deceased).


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Electronic Arts released The Sims 2 with a hard-coded protection that can actually detect if you are using a no-CD crack, CD drive emulator, or other similar tools for bypassing a CD copy protection check, and disables the game to something like a "shareware" version, in which you can play the game, create families etc, but Build Mode (for constructing your houses) and saving your game are disabled.ESBR
The description of a memory of "doing WooHoo" with a a service person such as a maid includes the sentence "Hey, what am I really paying for here???" This was originally removed due to ESRB issues, but apparently made it into the game.Machinima
The Sims 2 is used to make The Strangerhood, a machinima sitcom from the creators of the Halo-based sci-fi comedy Red vs. Blue.Mods
Modifications to tweak a game to your needs are common practice, but some of the hacks in The Sims 2 have been spreading like viruses. Popular hacks allow you to keep multiple lovers without the issue of jealousy or let you be pregnant as a teenager. These need to be downloaded and installed, but others are spread unwillingly.EA provides a feature to export your house to an online "Lot Exchange" to let other gamers admire your work. Unfortunately, hacked items and routines are included as well and some of them replace the default settings for the entire game. People reported their sims to be abducted by aliens every time they looked through a telescope, a single shot of espresso would fill every need and all sims were graced with eternal youth.
Therefore, similar to the virus scene, hack scanners and anti-hack cleaners have been developed, but often a complete uninstall is the only solution.
- Characters from other Sim games make cameos in The Sims 2 through job "chance cards". For example, Malcolm Landgraab, a wealthy developer from SimCity 3000, is mentioned in one of these.
- In the University expansion go to the create a student mode. See that guy in the portrait? That's the games creator Will Wright!.
- If you are wondering about the pigs that are often floating in the sky when you are browsing through a neighbourhood (eg Pleasantview). The pigs are a reference to a very famous Pink Floyd cover for their album Animals which depicts a flying pig.
- The town Veronaville is a parody of Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet and contains two equivalent families.
References to the game
- The game is featured in the first episode of the fourth season of the US HBO drama series Six Feet Under. Arthur, an intern, is shown playing the game for about twenty seconds.
- The Sims 2 was parodied in an episode of "Die Redaktion" (The Editorial Team), a monthly comedy video produced by the German gaming magazine GameStar. It was published on the DVD of issue 05/2008.
Having sold one million copies in a week, The Sims 2 was Electronic Arts' strongest launch up to date.Weather
Weather was originally planned on being included, but was scrapped due to a bug that had it rain inside houses. It was re-introduced in the expansion The Sims 2: Seasons.Awards
- 4Players
- 2004 – Best PC Simulation of the Year
- Apple Design Award
- 2006 - Best OS X Game
- Computer Games Magazine
- March 2005 - #6 Game of the Year
- Computer Gaming World
- March 2005 (Issue #249) – Strategy Game of the Year (General)
- March 2005 (Issue #249) – Best Weapon of the Year Runner-Up (for the vacuum)
- GameSpy
- 2004 – #4 PC Game of the Year
- Golden Joystick Awards
- 2005 - Girl's Choice for 2005
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Trip End
Our epic adventure to New York began with a 2 hour delay to our flight owing to the fog of San Diego. I was so resentful of losing those hours of sleep at 4.30am! Then they just happened to run out of food after feeding about 20 people (American airlines could learn a thing or 5 from Ryanair and that's saying something!). 6 hours later and severely hungry we got to JFK and stood in line to get an official taxi, only to have the most random lunatic make up prices and drop us off in Manhattan in a thunderstorm! Not ideal when you need to make it all the way to New Jersey in the dark! However after a 12 block walk averting lightning stikes, (here is how bad the lightning was! spectacular snap though! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11531637 ) we got to a train station and made it to Tom's place (my younger bro in case anyone doesn't know).
The Manhattan skyline view from their apartment is incredible and great to wake up to every day. On our first proper day we took a walk through the city, meeting Tom after work late and heading into Williamsburg, Brooklyn to see an amazing jazz band at the really tiny Rose's live music venue. The band were impressed that we had found such a cool place on our first night, it was all down to Tommy T but I took the glory anyway, yeah!... Next night we caught the New York Knicks at Madison Square gardens and a near win to the end over the Boston Celtics, but alas, 'The Knicks always lose' motto was to stand, and they lost in the final minute of the last quarter.
The rest of New York was filled with all the normal New York sightseeing to do's - Top of the rock, watching the ice skating at Rockerfeller, Central Park, Times Square, seeing giant rats on the subway, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn bridge, we joined a gang in Brooklyn (Kidding), and had several near misses several times in a yellow cab. We ate at some must-go places - Pastrami on rye at Katz's deli on the Lower east side (famous for the 'When Harry met Sally' scene), stood in a queue in Brooklyn to try a pizza at Grimaldi's where you can only order whole pizzas and they'll scream at you if you ask for a slice. We also discovered that we need practice to master the art of Shuffleboard and Fat Cats bar near Christopher Street. Another great discovery was the $1 pizza slice with no side effects - AMAZING! Tim was asked 'why are you cheating on me' by a man in drag swinging his handbag at 3am! Shopping at Century 21 was an experience too. I felt quite emotional when we went to the memorial of the Twin towers and looked at where they stood. Even more mad for Tim who had been on to the roof years ago.
The rest of the time in New York was spent hanging out with Tom, lots of drinking, not to mention a great catch up with some of Tim's buddies Dre and Norm. Dre's place in the West Village was very cool and it was so nice to hang out there too. Tom's housemates were also great and we cooked a large roast for 'the family' on our last day as they all were having withdrawal symptoms from that one thing and it was our way of saying thanks for letting us invade their home for a whole 2 weeks.
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We had an afternoon of Christmas crafting at home yesterday. The girls and some of their friends decorated felt reindeer, made wonderful fabric Christmas wreaths, made multicolour paper snowflakes, made snowball roses and finished with mini marshmallow snowmen.
My DDs helped to make and decorate the lovely big snowman cake (yummy pudding for us all!). A really good job!
This was a mini snowman - marshmallows, large chocolate buttons etc etc. Mine not as beautiful as the ones in the book, but the girls were all happy with theirs!
This was my trial wreath. Paper plates with the centres removed, sleeve of fabric over it, small decorations (the girls all made yo-yos, I used these lovely roses made for me by Avril) and 'ta-da' - wonderful wreaths! I wish that I'd taken some photos of them all!
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Monday, February 14, 2011
Valentine and Anti-Valentine Give-Aways
For the observers: A red hand-knitted hat. I have too much red yarn and it's a Valentine's theme after all, so it must be red. A second colour might be involved as well, but red for the most part.
For the non-observers: A black bicycle bell. No trace of red or pink what so ever; just liquid darkness over brass, and the promise of a shrill sound. Would look great on an all-black city bike.
To participate in the give-away: Simply leave a comment identifying yourself as either an observer or a non-observer of Valentine's Day. The 14th observer and the 6th non-observer will receive the appropriate items. You have until 6am of "the morning after" to post your comment. I will not publish comments until it's over, so you won't know what number you are until the end.
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I am an observer-- I was bummed about being newly single a few years back and proposed exchanging crafty valentines with a good platonic friend. I embroidered him a portrait of his bicycle (you can see it here: http://stampstampstamps.tumblr.com/post/213815069), he mailed me a cassette of him playing covers of love songs on his guitar. We got engaged this January!
ReplyDeleteI am not an observer. B's birthday is tomorrow ( 15th) and I find that day far more important to celebrate. But I do enjoy heart motifs so his carrot cake with cream cheese butter cream frosting often has a stencil of a heart in red sprinkles for fun. Tonight- he's at a hockey game. Nothing says love better than him enjoying hockey while I stay home and knit.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2011 at 7:58 PM
This year I observed it with... a bell. And then I saw the Yehuda comic. Silliness indeed.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 14, 2011 at 8:04 PM
I'm an observer, but we keep it pretty low-key.
-Dog Friendly Dallas I'm an "observer" as I have been for the entire 45 years I've been lucky enough to be hitched to the most wonderful lady I ever met.
Just little things to let her know that she is still THE most important person in my life. So to celebrate this Valentine's day I bought her a bright red heart shaped ballon with three words on it......I love you! When I gave it to her she giggled like a school girl with a kiss for my efforts.
Life is good............I appreciate your alternative offer. For myself, at this moment I am a non-participant. However, out of respect for several female friends who wished me HVD, I told them I hope they have a happy day as well.
No one wished me HVD at the City of Oceanside (CA) Bicycle Committee meeting this morning, but several of us did ride our bikes to the meeting. I was happy about that!Observer but not on the day. This year, about 2 weeks ago my husband bought me a purse I had been desiring for over 1 year.
And I knit him the copulating deer hat, double sided with a simple stripe public side. It was ready a week ago.
So we try to do something and let each other know that *this* is our contribution.While I normally sneer at Valentine's day. I'll admit I succumbed this year and got my sweetie a nice sweet. It only poked out of the bike bag a little. On the off chance I win the observer category, please pass my hat along to a deserving local blogger or frequent commenter. I fear we're past the knitted hat season down here already.
ReplyDeleteI don't actually need either prize, as I can knit, and all my bikes are well belled already. But I have to say: your hat output is impressive! You must be one fast knitter. I've been working on "Gryffindor" scarves for the kids for weeks! One down, two to go. Lots of red and yellow yarn... our self-elected "Ron" has his (and he's a seven year-old girl), but "Harry" and "Hermione" are bugging me constantly. I only wish I was as fast with scarves as you are with hats!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 15, 2011 at 3:49 AM
Hi. I'm a dedicated non-observer but I think I'm tempted to tell a fib because the observer giveaway is more covetable and as an Australian now living in Switzerland, it would be very practical.
ReplyDelete haha fun competition.
I am an observer - at least, I make a card for my husband and give it to him. We don't go in much for the overly sentimental commercial stuff. I did though ask for some red roses. When we first dating I said how I really dislike men who buy red roses but otherwise behave like jerks - the red roses are just a box-ticking exercise. He's never bought me roses in a decade - sometimes I get carnations - last year I had no flowers. So this year I decided to tell him it was ok to buy red roses.- AnonymousFebruary 15, 2011 at 7:40 AM
Ahh, if only you had made a category for the late riser.......
ReplyDelete I could be a non observer if I wanted to put up with a week of silence and "looks" at home. But I don't do the flowers and candy thing. A free e-card and I made dinner (which is rare), bought a bottle of wine (very rare) and desert was Cheesecake Factory Chocolate Raspberry Truffle. So a nice evening together. (I got a new gym bag from her)


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Will Arnett is lining up his next gig since his current job on the sinking sitcom "Up All Night" seems all but dead. Arnett has just signed on to star in an untitled comedy pilot for CBS that's coming from Greg Garcia ("Raising Hope," "My Name Is Earl"). In the sitcom, Arnett would play "a […]
With Cast, Crew Making Other Plans, NBC May Drop 'Up All Night'
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Christina Applegate Quits NBC's 'Up All Night'
Christina Applegate is leaving "Up All Night" after two seasons in a major set back for the NBC sitcom. The surprising announcement came Friday afternoon, just weeks after creator Emily Spivey departed the series (which may have played a part in Applegate's decision), and leaves some big questions about the struggling show's future. "It's been […]
'Up All Night' Takes a Page from 'Happy Days'
NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) – "Up All Night" is switching from a single camera to multicam format, making a transition formerly made by the classic sitcom "Happy Days." The series, which stars Christina Applegate and Will Arnett as harried new parents and Maya Rudolph as Applegate's self-absorbed boss, will shut down for three months after taping […]
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The second season of NBC's "Up All Night" returns this week with some major changes to the series.
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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – "Will & Grace" star Sean Hayes has been cast on the upcoming second season of the NBC comedy "Up All Night." The show's Facebook page has posted that Hayes will star in a multi-episode arc and will portray the "former accompanist" of talk-show host Ava Alexander, played by Maya Rudolph. No […]
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Ah, parenthood. There are many milestones new parents eagerly await from their mini-me's, and baby's first word is one of the biggies.
Ratings: 'Big Bang' and 'Idol' Tie; Fox Wins Night
On a Thursday night that continued a week of declining broadcast ratings, Fox's "American Idol" and CBS' "The Big Bang Theory" tied for first in the key demographic, while "Idol" gave Fox an overall win for the night, according to preliminary numbers.
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"Big Bang Theory" and "American Idol" were essentially tied in the ratings on Thursday night.
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I don't know when I stopped getting excited about the baseball all-star game. I remember enjoying it as a kid, then, at some point, I stopped caring. I mean, it's cool that Zack Greinke was ultra-impressive in his inning of work last night, but the whole all-star thing has lost its luster. Was it the start of interleague play? Probably somewhat. Also the fact that about half the starters seem to beg off of it every year, or the fans pick too many Yankees (not that any other AL shortstop took the starting spot from Jeter) and Red Sox (hard to argue with their selections, tho), or that, when it comes down to it, I just can't get excited about an exhibition game in any sport, even if it does stupidly determine World Series home field advantage. Which leads to the side point, I'm ready for a new commissioner. I think that would help with the whole break-from-the-steroid-stigma thing for baseball. Plus I wouldn't have to look at or hear Bud Selig anymore. Can we get a new Royals owner while we're at it?
AAA - Omaha: all-star break
The game is tonight in Portland, Ore. Reliever Dusty Hughes is the O-Royals' only representative and has a 4.08 ERA and 1.51 WHIP, which tells you all you need to know about Omaha's team this season. Disappointing.
AA - NW Arkansas: Naturals 7, Corpus Christi 5
RF Strait 2-3, BB, 3B, 2 RBI (32), 2 RS -- .288
CF Duarte 1-3, BB, HR (2), 2 RBI (23), 2 RS -- .250
C Clark 1-3, RBI (24), E (2) -- .351, 16 game hit streak
2B Bianchi 0-3, SF, RBI (11) -- .329, pushed off short by Yuniesky
SS Betancourt 1-4, RS -- .154
DH Gordon 0-4, 2 K -- .367, ah, the left side of the KC infield
3B Mertins 1-3, S, 2B (19), K, RS -- .282
Kniginyzky 6 IP, 2 ER, 6 H, 3 BB, 3 K, HRA -- W, 3-7, 5.46 ERA
de la Vara 2 IP, H, K -- 4.38 ERA
Holland IP, 3 ER, 3 H, BB, 2 K, WP -- 3.16 ERA
*** The Naturals jumped on former Omaha pitcher Andy Van Hekken and took 2 of 3 in the series with the Hooks. Matt Kniginyzky got off to a rough start by giving up a run on 2 hits and a walk in the 1st but the Naturals answered with 2 runs on a run-scoring error and Jeff Bianchi sac fly to take the lead. Kniginyzky left the bases full of Hooks in the 2nd and then gave up a solo homer to 3B Jhon Florentino (his 4th) in the 3rd to tie the game. Cody Strait hit an RBI single in the 4th and, two batters later, Jose Duarte clubbed his 2nd homer of the season for a 2-run shot to make it 5-2 NWA. Strait hit an RBI triple his next time up in the 6th and scored on a Cody Clark single to make it 7-2. That was the score entering the 9th when Greg Holland had a relatively rare poor outing, giving up 3 runs before stranding the tying run at first. Van Hekken took the loss with 5 1/3 IP of 7 runs (5 ER) allowed on 8 hits and 2 walks with 3 Ks to fall to 4-3 with a 4.60 ERA. Florentino was 3-4 with his 8th double, the HR, his 30th RBI and 2 RS to move to .292. Two other Hooks had 2 hits.
The Naturals are 12-5 and 2 1/2 games up on first with the TL's best record of the second half. They have tonight off before starting a series with second-place and first-half division champ Springfield. RP Aaron Hartsock has been activated from the DL. Gordon and Betancourt have both finished their rehab stints with the Naturals. Gordon was 11-30 in 8 games, Betancourt was 2-13 in 3 games. At least Bianchi can get back to SS.
A-Adv. - Wilmington: Myrtle Beach 6, Blue Rocks 3
CF D. Robinson 2-5, 2B (13), RBI (27), K, RS, SB (40) -- .225
2B Giavotella 2-5, SB (13) -- .238
1B C. Robinson 1-4, 2B (18), RBI (37), K -- .285
3B Moustakas 0-4, 2 K, E (17) -- .266
Santiago 7 IP, 6 ER, 10 H, 5 K, HRA -- L, 4-10, 4.24 ERA
Z. Peterson 2 IP, H -- 1.32 ERA
*** Former Royal Erik Cordier had a good start for Myrtle Beach and the Rocks dropped another one to the Pelicans. Mario Santiago was in the midst of a good start for Wilmington when things started going wrong in the 6th. Chase Fontaine doubled and scored on a wild pitch in the 5th to give the Rocks a 1-0 lead but Santiago's 2-hit shutout fell apart as the Pelicans scored 4 in the 6th on 3 hits, a sac fly, and a 3-run homer by C Benji Johnson (his 6th) to make it 4-1. Clint Robinson hit a 2-out RBI double in the 6th to cut it to 4-2 but the Rocks stranded 2. Four singles scored 2 more runs off Santiago in the 7th to make it 6-2. The Rocks stranded 2 in the 8th but got a 2-out RBI double from Derrick Robinson in the 9th before Johnny Giavotella grounded out to end it. Cordier allowed 2 ER on 4 hits and a walk with 3 Ks over 6 IP to improve to 4-3 with a 3.21 ERA and RP Brandon Beachy went 3 IP for his 1st save. Four Pelicans had multiple hits as 2B Mike Fisher had 3 hits, 2 RS and his 12th error to move to .256, Johnson drove in 3 runs (23) and 3B Donell Linares had 2 hits and his 50th RBI. DH Ernesto Mejia also drove in 2 runs (3).
The Rocks are 8-10 and 3 1/2 games back. Game 3 of the set is tonight as Eduardo Paulino (3-5, 4.84) faces Myrtle Beach lefty Jose Ortegano (3-5, 3.84). SP Dan Gutierrez is in Wilmington but hasn't been put on the active roster yet.
A - Burlington: off day
The Bees are 8-9 and 4 1/2 games back. A 3-game home set with the Beloit Snappers (6-12, A Twins) starts tonight with Mike Montgomery (2-2, 1.69) facing Snappers righty Liam Hendriks (0-1, 1.59). The Bees are 2-6 versus Beloit this season.
Rookie - Idaho Falls: off day
The Chukars are 12-6 and 2 games up on first with the best record in the Pioneer League. A 3-game home set with the Helena Brewers (10-10) starts tonight with Sugar Ray Marimon (0-1, 4.97) facing Helena righty Nicholas Bucci (3-0, 4.71). IF is 3-1 versus the Brewers with Bucci overcoming Marimon for the Brewers' only win in their first series.
Rookie - Burlington: off day
The B-Royals are 7-14 and 7 games back. A 3-game set at the Pulaski Mariners (6-14) starts tonight with no announced starters on the team site. The M's roster features prospect IF Jharmidy DeJesus and '09 Seattle draftees 7th round lefty Brian Moran, 10th round 3B Vinnie Catricala, 11th round 1B Tim Morris, and others.
Rookie - AZL: Mariners 9, Royals 3
C Matos 2-2, SF, 2B, 2 RBI -- .278
1B G. Baldwin 1-4, RBI (6), 2 K -- .208
2B Stovall 0-4, 2 K -- .267
LF L. Adams 1-2, K -- .200
CF Howard 1-3, HBP, 3B (2), 2 K, RS -- .150
* LF Santos Cabrera had an OF assist at the plate.
L. Santiago 3 IP, 5 R (4 ER), 7 H, 3 BB, 3 K, WP -- L, 0-2, 7.50 ERA
Castaneda 2 IP, H, BB, 3 K -- 3.24 ERA
Peacock 2 IP, ER, H, 3 K, 2 WP -- 3.00 ERA, '09 draftee made pro debut while I was on vacation
S. De La Rosa 2/3 IP, 3 R (2 ER), 3 H, BB, K -- 5.14 ERA
Worrell 1/3 IP, K -- 2.08 ERA
*** A 4-run 3rd was all the M's needed to take down the Royals. Santos Cabrera threw out a runner at the plate to end the 1st but a 2-out Cabrera error scored a Mariner run in the 2nd to break the ice. Anthony Howard led off the 3rd with a triple and scored on a Mauricio Matos sac fly to tie it. The Mariners blew it open off Leonel Santiago in the 3rd with 4 runs on 5 hits, a walk and wild pitch. The Royals stranded 2 in the 5th and Brian Peacock allowed a run in the 6th as the M's made it 6-1. Matos hit a 2-out RBI double in the 7th and Geoff Baldwin hit a 2-out RBI single in the 8th but was thrown out at second to end the inning. Starling De La Rosa helped the M's put it away by giving up 3 runs in 2/3 of an inning in the 8th. RP Anthony Fernandez worked 5 IP of 2 ER allowed on 5 hits with 7 Ks to pick up the win and move to 3-1 with a 3.38 ERA. Rehabbing RP Chad Cordero worked a perfect 1st. DH Julio Morban was 4-5 with his 2nd double, 2nd triple, 2 SB (3), 2 RBI (8) and 2 RS to move to .289. 1B Evan Sharpley also had 2 hits and his 2nd error. Two others had 2 RBI and rehabbing 3B Matt Tuiasosopo was 1-4 with a walk, 2 K and 2 RS to move to .435.
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I've just caught up with you as things are busy with kids, family vacation, etc. I love reading about your travels and cultural experiences. The personal style is great! Hope you are all safe in light of the new events. Did Katie's parents make it to Egypt for the cruise? Hope so. Looking forward to more. Cindy
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We flew from Casablanca to Tunis, Tunisia yesterday evening. What a trial that was! I don't think my descriptive powers are quite vivid enough to paint an accurate picture of the situation so I am going to defer to Katie to give the full rundown of the flight and passport control at Tunis airport. Leave it to say, once we finally got out of the airport Tunisia is a great place. It is clearly a great deal wealthier, much more westernized, and far more "developed" than Morocco. It still has a bit of Arab flavor but is far more similar to Italy than Morocco.
We have opted to use some hotel points again to stay in a few really nice places here, one night at the Renaissance Resort and one at the Sheraton Tunis. Both are great places! We rented a car last night to get to our hotel and to drive around a bit today. Spent a little time on the beach, visited the picturesque village of Sidi Bou Said (which incidentally looks a LOT like a town in the Greek Isles), stopped at a shopping mall, and managed to get lost a few times driving in downtown Tunis. Unfortunately due to flight schedules, we have less than 48 hours to spend in this wonderful country. I know we will definitely come back here again; the beaches, historical sites, great hotels, and warm people have managed to enchant us!
Tomorrow we are going to visit the Bardo Museum in Tunis, which is supposed to be one the world's best museums of Roman mosaics and statuary. I can't wait!!! We have a late afternoon flight to the Mediterranean island of Malta where we will spend three nights before moving on to Turkey.
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While there certainly are some fascinating sites to see in Morocco, the people were really nice, and traveling within the country was quite easy, I was actually kind of relieved to leave. I was getting tired of the food (couscous, stew, omelet or faux pizza), the "social segregation" of men and women, and being woken up before dawn everyday to the call to prayer. So needless to say, I was excited (an understatement) about going to the airport and flying to Tunisia (read: beach resort).
Once we landed in Tunisia, we had an interesting cultural experience at passport control, which should be renamed passport out-of-control, because it was freaking mayhem! Now, I have gotten pretty relaxed and patient, particularly since it has been exactly 42 days since my last workday, but this whole situation was exasperating, and I wasn't as cool as Fonzie. There were more than 1000 people waiting to get their passports stamped by exactly 5 (yes, five) agents. Each agent took about 3-4 minutes to service each individual (trust me, I had time to count), so 20 people per hour for a grand total of 100 people getting through passport control per hour.
Each "line," if you could call it that, was as wide as it was long, and people were pushing and shoving all over the place. Anytime one inch of space opened up, if you didn't shove your foot or bag it in, someone would grab it just to get ahead of you. We were literally shoved up against people, and people were pressing into our backs trying to push through us. If the old woman (late 60's) behind me could have cut me open to get through me, she would have. At one point, she actually yelled at me for having my backpack on the ground next to my leg because it was preventing her from pushing ahead of me. So, I yelled at her (in English so it doesn't count, right?), trying to convey that I really didn't appreciate her leaning on me all the time, that there was only one line, and that we were here first. Keep in mind we had already been in this non-moving squishfest for 1.5 hours, and we were dripping with sweat. It turned in to my sick little mission to make sure that we got through the line before her. We lost. She managed to push through a bunch of people and get a head of us, only to present exactly 8 passports and pull forward an entire family from the line behind us. So, after 2 hours, we got through passport control and learned a valuable lesson (screw or be screwed, right? ?). No, not that. Tunisian passport control is just as cutthroat as New Jersey traffic during rush hour.
Once out of the airport, Tunisia has been fantastic. It is extremely modern, clean, and the beach is beautiful. And when we got to our hotel last night, even though it was really late (1am), I had an American festival. I ordered food from room service and watched a crappy circa 1970 Clint Eastwood/Jeff Bridges movie with Arabic subtitles - IN ENGLISH!! No kidding - it was the BEST!!!


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This investigation compared the accuracy of electroplated copper and stone dies. Sixty copper die replicas of a stainless steel master die were fabricated using different current settings, plating times, and backing materials. Die accuracy was assessed by measuring the misfit of a stainless steel ring machined to fit the master die. All the copper dies were more accurate than the 10 stone dies. The variability of the copper/stone dies was less than that of the stone dies (P = .011) and copper-resin dies (P < .001). There was no significant difference between the variability of the 40-mA, 48-hour copper-resin dies and the stone dies. The variability of the copper-resin dies was related to the thickness of the electrodeposit, which was a function of plating time, current, and plated surface area.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
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I have something super special and new today!
I've taken one of the flowers from my Spring Bouquet fabric design and transformed it into funky acrylic jewellery pieces.
At the moment, I have pendant necklaces....
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I've had to keep a set for myself (of course)!
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They are lovely and so very 1974 in a good way! They really suit you too.
- September 24, 2012 at 7:48 AM
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so clever cam! they look fab!
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Love them.
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Gorgeous! And pink and orange - my favourite colour combo!
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I love these! (1974 was a very good year too!!)
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these are totally fab Cam
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They look amazing!! I haven't visited your blog in a while and just loved popping back to see what you've been up to. xoxo
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Well THAT Resolution didn't last long...
Yeah, well neither lasted too long...as soon as I saw Little Miss Shabby's Birdie Stitches BoM, I was hooked. Those little birdies did me in.
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But, isn't it scrumptious?? It Spring-y and fun and I need that right about now in the Great Northern Tundra (I mean, Philadelphia).
Then, Anne Sutton of Bunny Hill Designs decided she didn't want to cut fabric anymore and blogged that she was selling all her yardage for half price. HALF PRICE you say??? For Lilly & Will, my favoriate baby fabric of all time??? Well, of course I have to help take some off your hands Anne...
And, know what you get besides your fabric wrapped up in a pretty little package with a little pink bow? You get get this cute little package of taffy...Awesome.
I've already got all the blocks prepped for the Birdie Stitches and I'm finished stitching the first month's block, so it will not languish in UFO land! And, I know exactly what I'm going to do with that pink Lily & Will. I found a great, simple nine-patch with lattice pattern on the internet and it will show off these fabric really nicely. I'll have a few baby quilts all ready to go when needed!
My New Jersey Quilt Shop Hop with my Mom got postponed last Friday. With the blizzard of last week keeping me home from work for two days, I figured I'd better go to work instead of gallivanting around. So, we're shooting for this Friday. We should be okay since we've already had our storm for this week (ice this time instead snow - loads of fun!) out of the way and should be clear on Friday. I'm also supposed to go to my quilting buddy from work's house on Saturday to help her with her new longarm, but we're supposed to get another round of snow then too, so we may have to postpone that. I've seriously had enough of this weather!
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Hi Denise.
I think the start of the year is a very bad time to make resolutions. We know all these new things are coming and how can we resist? I reckon that sometime like May would be a better time. That way we know what is going on and can make resolutions we can keep. ( I, too, thought the birdie stitches would be a good one to follow).
Hope you finaly get to your shop hop! - February 2, 2011 at 6:21 PM
- Linda said...
Nice goodies and fabric!! What resolutions?? LOL!
- February 2, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- Gretchen said...
I went to a sale at one of my LQS on Sunday just to look (who does that, really?!) and ended up spending $98.
Feel better now? - February 2, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- Ivory Spring said...
Resolutions are meant to be broken, hahaha!! I love the Sunkissed fabrics!
- February 7, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Susan said...
Oh, no! I HAD to look! I love the Sunkissed fabric and now want some of it for myself--even though I don't have a quilt in mind for it. Just the fabric to take away the winter blues!
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Those young hoodlums are in for quite a surprise if they try to pull the pin.
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
In My Mailbox
I'm currently on vacation and I'm not sure what's in my mailbox, but these are my newest Ebook purchases.
Demonglass by Rachel Hawins
Entwined by Heather Dixon
Girls in White Dresses by Jennifer Close
The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
The Girl Who Fell From the Sky Heidi W Durrow
The Ivy by Lauren Kunze and Rina Onur
The Lace Reader by Brunonia Barry
The Villa Triste by Lucretia Grindle
The Weight of Heaven by Thrity Umrigar
Unwind by Neal Shusterman
Zombies and Unicorns by Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier
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Wow! Incredible haul this week! Enjoy =)
My IMM:http://mochalattereads.blogspot.com/2011/10/in-my-mailbox29.html
Hope you're having an excellent weekend!
-Wendy from A Cupcake and a Latte.Lots of books this week girl. Love it! and I love that you took a screenshot of your Nook shelf. I do that with my iBooks shelf too. So much easier than downloading the pictures of all the covers right? :)
I hear The Girl of Fire and Thorns is pretty good. I have that one in my TBR list. Enjoy your reading.
My In My MailboxI'm eagerly awaiting Girl of Fire and Thorns myself. Been hearing great review!
Xpresso ReadsOMG I loved Demonglass and I hopoe youlike it too. Those are great ebooks. Enjoy your vacation.
Check out my IMM here.
Emma @ LostinaYAbookAs always, wonderful books this week! I have a few fun things going on my blog right now, too. I have three giveaways Signed ARC of Out of OZ, Love and Marriage Giveaway, October Book Giveaways and they have a total of 13 books and a swag pack you can win. Stop by to check it out!
I hope you have a fabulous week of reading!
-AmandaEntwined is so good. Loved it!
My In My MailboxI loved Demonglass so much! It was much better than Hex Hall, in my opinion. I might even have to reread it before the third book comes out next year.
Books of AmberCool, nice week for you! :D
Jealous: Demon Glass, Entwined, The Girl of Fire & Thorns.
My IMM...Oh my gosh, that bookshelf is so cute -- and there are so many awesome books on it too! I LOVED Demonglass and Unwind; Entwined and The Girl of Fire and Thorns are on my wish list!
Awesome mailbox, Mrs. Q! Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you enjoy all of your books & have an amazing day! :)I really want to read Demonglass and Entwined. Happy reading!
I'm a new follower btw ;)
Enjoy reading!
I Heart Reading


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