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Great picture. Beautiful pup
Chase perfection and accept excellence- Vince Lombardi
Finn, I had an older version of the lens I have now. It was my absolute workhorse lens that I used the most, and that's why I bought another, and upgraded in the process. That's just a great focal length on a cropped body IMO. I also shoot a 300 f2.8. I will often times use a 1.7 teleconverter which makes it a 500. Great lens, that can produce great results when you need it, BUT it gets too long pretty quick when dogs are moving towards you. I use it a lot at Hunt Tests, training days, or other times when I want to stay out of the way. If I'm working my own dogs in my own setups, I'll grab the 70-200 most of the time.
That's a nice shot. You're right...black dogs and snow=tough!
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Yemen and terrorism is subject of panel talk
Posted March 2, 2011; 01:29 p.m.
The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs will host a panel discussion on Yemen and al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) at 4:30 p.m. Monday, March 7, in Robertson Hall, Room 16, followed by a reception in the Bernstein gallery. The panel will feature Barbara Bodine, a Princeton lecturer in public and international affairs and former U.S. ambassador to Yemen; Michael W.S. Ryan, a senior research associate at the Jamestown Foundation; and Jacob Shapiro, a Princeton assistant professor of politics and international affairs.

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NAV sub-directory:Directory HTMLDOCS: The HTMLDOCS Directory contains the necessary HTML files to allow the user access to the DVD-ROM via any World Wide Web (WWW) browser.
The files in this directory have been reformatted from the original raw navigation data file using the UNIX awk utility to allow for easier viewing. The awk file is located in the SCRIPTS sub-directory. The script, 'rformnav.awk', is an awk script written to reformat raw navigation data (from the "nav/rawnav directory) into six separate columns. The columns include: date/time, latitude, longitude, speed of vessel, heading, and depth (meters). The "awk" or "nawk" (new awk) command is available on any system employing the UNIX operating system.
Every navigation fix from the original raw data has been preserved. The navigation is stored in ASCII files with six fields separated by tabs. Each file represents a separate cruise day (i.e. jd124web.txt represents Julian Day 124). Navigation fixes are at ~10 second intervals.
RAWNAV sub-directory:
- Field 1: Date and Time (julian day:hour (UTC):minute:second)
- Field 2: Latitude (ie. 32d59375 )
- Field 3: Longitude (ie. -79d968975)
- Field 4: Speed (computed from the navigation)
- Field 5: Heading (computed from the navigation)
- Field 6: Water Depth (derived from an Odem 3.5 kHz sub-bottom profiler).
Depths are in meters, but have not been corrected for the depth of the transducer, which was about 2 m below the sea surface, nor for the tide (for tidal information, see http://www.nos.noaa.gov).
The raw USGS differential GPS data is located in this directory. These files (i.e. jd128) represent the data as originally recorded on floppy disk aboard ship. The data are in NEMA format and contain the $GPGGA string.
SCRIPTS sub-directory: The SCRIPTS sub-directory contains the awk script file used to reformat the raw navigation into a format more suitable for on-screen viewing and printing. See the readme.txt file in this sub-directory for details.
PDF sub-directory:Directory BIN: The BIN Directory contains the ShowImage program to view the raw data files on screen (Danforth, 1997). The program only runs on systems using the UNIX operating system. Included are three separate sub-directories containing the executable for the appropriate operating system: sgi, digunix, linux. See the readme.txt or readme.htm files in the BIN directory for details.
The PDF sub-directory contains the Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) navigation plots. These files require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing (available free from www.adobe.com).
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Zhanna exists
Sponsoring a child through World Vision is more than setting up a monthly auto-pay from your bank account. It's a relationship with a child, a real child who lives a real life in a country far away.
Amy Bellgardt of Mom Spark is with us this week in Armenia, and on Saturday she had the chance to meet Zhanna, the little girl she sponsors!
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The room is dark. Most participants are not wearing shoes, and their eyes are closed. Clad mostly in sweatpants and seated in chairs, they settle in for a 45-minute guided meditation from their instructor. This is how Bill Douglas begins his classes at Turning Point: The Center for Hope and Healing in Leawood, Kansas. The …Continue Reading
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Skeletal remains found by a construction worker last summer at Wheeler Downtown Airport opened up one of Kansas City's oldest unsolved mysteries. The Hale Center for Journalism's Mike McGraw found that the more he investigates, the more unanswered questions emerge.
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Like many people in rural, medically underserved areas, many of Kansas' Native American groups struggle with health problems. The four largest groups – the Iowa, Kickapoo, Prairie Band Potawatomi, and Sac and Fox – live in isolated reservations in northeastern parts of the state. In August, the tribes held a Kansas Tribal Health Summit, the …Continue Reading
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States continue to spend a miniscule portion of the billions of dollars they collect annually in tobacco revenues on smoking prevention and cessation programs, according to a new report by six leading health organizations. Missouri spent $76,314 on tobacco prevention in the latest fiscal year, the report says. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention …Continue Reading
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When diabetes began to steal her mother's legs and vision three decades ago, Lawrence resident Judy Bellome and her family joined the ranks of thousands of caregivers across Kansas. Bellome had advantages others don't, but even so she found it challenging. "If I hadn't been a nurse — and my sister is a physical therapist …Continue Reading
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After getting pummeled by drought and low cattle prices, many ranchers are across the Midwest are eager to grow their herds. As they do, grass is turning into a hot commodity. The national beef herd is down to the size it was in 1951. Shoppers know that beef is more expensive, which has people switching …Continue Reading
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Farmers raised fewer turkeys this year than they have in the past three decades – about 235 million gobblers, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Ann Knowles raised 70 broad breasted bronze and white turkeys on her small farm in western Illinois. She coops up the plump birds at night to guard against predators, but …Continue Reading
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In the last two years Seth Nutt has traveled to nearly every corner of Kansas, introducing rural students to health care professionals. During trips to Goodland, Hays, Highland, Girard, El Dorado, Harper and Seward County, Nutt and others from the Area Health Education Center at the University of Kansas Medical Center have met with 1,000 high schoolers …Continue Reading
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No theology; no politics; eleven pies. For Kansas City, Missouri, resident Alison Swihart, those six words encapsulate her Thanksgiving plans. Celebrating with her 93-year-old mother and three siblings, Swihart said that, in the last few years, mom has banished politics and theology from the dinner table. "Although my siblings and I all consider ourselves relatively …Continue Reading
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When farmer Sondra Pierce had her first child, she decided to forgo daycare. "Soon as I had my son, because I had my son very early, I would put his car seat in the tractor and he would ride with me," Pierce says. During harvest on her sugar beet farm in rural Boulder County, Colo., …Continue Reading


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2 Pound Convection Bread Maker
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Breadman 2 Pound Convection Bread Maker
Get all the baking options you need in one machine with the Breadman 2 Pound Convection Bread Maker (TR2500BC). With 16 preprogrammed baking functions, functions like low-carb, gluten-free, and Rapid Bake are conveniently at your fingertips. This bread maker includes and automatic fruit and nut dispenser, so you can bake fruit and nut breads without having to wait for a signal. Tailor the bread making experience to your taste with an option to customize times in any baking function, plus a Save Your Faves function that gives you space to preprogram 5 personal recipes.
This bread maker offers a wide array of handy features like a 24-hour delay bake timer, power failure protection system, and 10-minute pause control. Convection baking ensures even cooking and uniform results by moving hot air to prevent warmer and cooler areas in the bake chamber. A large viewing window lets you monitor the baking process, and an extra-large digital display is easy to read. The brushed stainless steel exterior looks great in any kitchen. The Breadman comes with recipes so you can start baking a variety of delicious breads right away.
3 Loaf Sizes:This bread maker can make three different sizes of loaf - 1 lb, 1.5 lbs, and 2 lbs
3 Crust Shades:Bake your bread to your own taste with choices of light, medium, and dark crust
2-Year Limited Warranty:You can be confident in your purchase of this quality bread maker with the manufacturer's 2-year limited warranty
- Model: TR2500BCBreadman 2 Pound Convection Bread Maker
- Brand: BreadmanAutomatic fruit and nut dispenser
- Convection bakingEasy-to-use Mylar control panel
- Large viewing windowMeasuring cup & spoon included
- Extra-large digital displayRecipes included in use and care manual
- 3 loaf sizes - 1, 1.5 & 2 lbColor: Brushed stainless steel with black top
- 3 crust shades - light, medium & darkElectrical: 120V / 60Hz
- 10-minute pause controlWeight: 21 lbs
- Warranty: 2 year limitedDimensions: 9 1/2" H x 15 1/4" W x 12 1/2" D
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Tasty and spicy chili made with beef and beans - perfect for dinner!
Use 1 pound lean ground turkey for the ground beef for chili with 7 grams of fat and 320 calories per serving.
For each serving, spoon about 3/4 cup beef mixture over 1 cup hot cooked spaghetti. Sprinkle each serving with 1/4 cup shredded Cheddar cheese and 2 tablespoons chopped onion. Top with sour cream if desired.
If you only have chili powder in your cupboard just omit the cumin, oregano and pepper sauce and increase the chili powder to 2 tablespoons.
Pour the beef mixture into a strainer lined with a double thickness of paper towels.
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Philips SHS8105A/28 Ear-Hook Headset for Android (Black)
The Earhook headset for Android comes with 8.6mm speaker drivers for suberb sound and supreme comfort. These rotatable earhooks adjust to your ears for a soft but highly secure fit. The choice of three ear cap sizes ensures a perfect seal to enhance the premium quality sound.
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|Hackel quill ones. In fact I have A.K. Best's book called A.K.'s Fly Box but I was disapointed with the explaination of prepareing the quills. Thanks for the reply!
Are you talking about hackle quill bodies like A.K. Best uses, or peacock quill?
At any rate, if hackle quill bodies the easiest method is simply strip the fibers from the quill and tie it in by the tip (I know you can't strip the hackle all the way to the tip, just tie it in by the very end of the stripped portion.) Tying the quill in by the thin end like this produces a nicely taped body and is the way Art Flick used to tie his quill bodied flies. If you happen to have brittle hackle quills, simply soak them in some water that has some hair conditioner added to it for an hour or so. The hair conditioner will take the brittleness away because it contains glycerol and after the quills dry, they won't split.
If peacock quill, put about a tablespoon of bleach in a glass or stainless pan or container and a cup or two of water. Add the peacock eyed section to the bleach and water mixture, swish the peacock around until you start to see some flecks show up in the bleach and water mixture (this indicates the flue is being burned off the peacock). Then take the peacock out of the bleach solution and dunk it into a container of white vinegar to neutralize the bleach for 30 seconds or so, and then rinse under luke warm water. After this, I put the now stripped eyed peacock in hair conditioner and water for about an hour. Once the peacock is dried, you will find the flue has been removed and you will have nice flexible stripped peacock to tie with. Stripped peacock should also be tied in by the tip.
The flue on eyed peacock can also be removed by rubbing an individual fiber with an eraser (takes too much time for my tastes). The eyed tail can be soaked in common parafin wax, allowed to dry, and then the flue is simply stripped off by running the fiber between your fingernail and thumb pad.
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I would like instruction on prepareing quills for quill bodies and the steps on tieing them please. thank you.
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Family: Kinosternidae, Musk and Mud Turtles view all from this family
Description Small, olive-colored. Yellow areas on throat, head and on the sides on its neck. The bottom shell is yellow to brown with two hinges, allowing the turtle to close each end separately. The male's tail has a blunt spine, female's does not.
Dimensions 9-16.2cm. (3 1/2-6 3/8")
Subspecies Yellow Mud Turtle- Lower jaw, throat & carpace yellow. Nebraska, Texas to New Mexico and Arizona.
Illinois Mud Turtle - Brown carapace, greyish skin. Yellow lower jaw. Illinois. Isolated in Iowa and Missouri.
Breeding June. 1 clutch per year, 1-6 eggs per clutch. Eggs have hard shells, elliptical shape. Mature at 6-7 years.
Similar Species Arizona, similar olive carapace and chin/throat yellow. Formerly thought to be a subspecies. Found Arizona & Mexico.
Habitat Slow moving freshwater.
Range Nebraska, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Also Mexico.
Discussion Forages on land during dawn and twilight. Worms, anthropoids and snails form the main diet. Also small frogs. Hides under brush, leaf litter, mud and vegetation in winter. Very shy. Rarely bite if disturbed.


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THE Bendigo Sandhurst Holden Club hosted this year's Poyser Motors Central Victorian All Holden Day on the weekend. A perfect winter's day saw an abundant turn-out of Lion-badged metal, with Holdens from all over the state rocking up for the show 'n' shine at Bendigo Showgrounds.
A field of over 400 Holdens meant there was something for every taste, from stock-as-a-rock survivors, revived chrome bumpers, heavily modded street machines and a huge variety of Holden's most popular production model, the venerable Commodore.
Bendigo's Jailhouse Rockers Club Inc took punters back to the rock 'n' roll era with a fantastic dance display, fittingly surrounded by Holdens On Holidays, a collection of cars coupled with vintage caravans, one of which was still fitted out in original condition as displayed back in 1956 for the Melbourne International Motor Show.
Every car on display had its own unique story; some were their owners' first ride and kept for years in original condition – a few even purchased brand new – while others had been restored with more contemporary components or fully modded to fulfil their owners' lifelong dreams.
Best Club Display went to the SS Owners Club, with approximately 40 club members' Commodores on display, while the Lions Pride Holden Club also fared well, taking home plaques for their FC, HR, HQ, VH, VN, Gemini and FJ.
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Hundreds compete in dragon boats to support breast cancer care
LA CROSSE, Wis. - A new addition to Riverfest took place Saturday.
The Big Blue Dragon Boat races is sponsored by Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse.
La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat and Viterbo's director of global education painted the eyes of a dragon display to officially mark the start of the event.
Proceeds from the event will go to support Mayo's Center for Breast Cancer.
Organizers were hoping for at least 20 teams to race Saturday, but ended up having 30 for a total of 600 participants.
"It tells (us) that our community is exceptionally supportive of all of these wonderful events that go on, especially to support a good cause, and we really live in a community that really embraces wellness, and I think this really appeals to a lot of different individuals," said Lori Freit-Hammes, co-chair of the event.
Dragon boat racing dates back thousands of years and has now somewhat become known as a way for breast cancer survivors to band together and promote their physical health.
Among the participants were a couple dozen breast cancer survivors.
For the survivors racing, it's not so much about winning or losing. It's about coming together and supporting each other.
They said "survivor" is a proud nine letter word to live by.20865000
"I think that it's changed me, but I think it's changed me in a really positive way," said Susan Hessel of La Crosse.
Hessel has been a survivor for about five years now.
"I'm a breast cancer survivor from 2009," said Hessel. "I had chemotherapy, I had radiation, I had the kitchen sink -- surgery -- and I did well."
She's on the Crews in Blue Breast crew 1 team. It's one of two dragon boat racing teams filled with breast cancer survivors and supporters.
"One of the things that's really important is to show that there is life after breast cancer," said Hessel.
Hessel has never tried dragon boat racing, but she said the race is much like her battle with breast cancer.
"You've just gotta keep on trucking one foot in front of the other or one paddle moving in the water," said Hessel.
With a steady drum beat and one paddle stoke at a time, she and her team made it to the finish line, proving that together, they can accomplish anything.
"It's just great being part of a group and being part of camaraderie, and showing what we can do instead of being afraid because we can't do something," said Hessel.
The breast cancer survivors were also honored in a special ceremony Saturday.
Each survivor received two pink carnations -- one for them and one in memory of someone else.
The survivors then placed the flowers onto the Mississippi in honor everyone that has been affected by the disease.
Participants also raised their paddles to form a tunnel and gave a high-five to the survivors as they passed through.
In case you were wondering breast cancer survivors finished third in their division.
News 8 also teamed up with the La Crosse Radio group to compete for the great cause.
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Evolution, theory in biology postulating that the various types of plants, animals, and other living things on Earth have their origin in other preexisting types and that the distinguishable differences are due to modifications in successive generations. The theory of evolution is one of the fundamental keystones of modern biological theory.
The diversity of the living world is staggering. More than 2 million existing species of organisms have been named and described; many more remain to be discovered—from 10 million to 30 million, according to some estimates. What is impressive is not just the numbers but also the incredible heterogeneity ... (100 of 42,746 words)


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Thursday, March 25, 2010
My Pink Stamper LIVE Friday at 8:00 PM CST
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I can't wait!!! You are always so much fun........ReplyDelete
- Debbie3/25/2010 9:44 PM
I can't wait to see tomorrow night. I hope I feel like watching it.ReplyDelete
I can't wait for tomorrow night! Yippee!! This will be fun!ReplyDelete
I can't wait!!ReplyDelete
I am going to be at a retreat in Tahoe, don't think we will have internet.. have fun with KarleeReplyDelete
I love watching you so much. You have become a part of my life. You have inspired me to be so creative. I can't wait till tomorrow night I will be there early so I don't miss any of the early chat before it gets too crazy and fast.ReplyDelete
- Dawn Cort3/25/2010 10:44 PM
My fiance thinks i'm the biggest stinkin dork on the planet I've been so excited to watch my first live evening! I'm going to be kicking butt and taking names if I'm not home from dinner with the parents on time! (Daughter- please misbehave and be HORRIBLE so they will beg us to leave!) Heehee Can't wait!ReplyDelete
- Megan3/25/2010 11:59 PM
Yippee can't wait have fun today!ReplyDelete
So wish I could catch you live. I've got company over and don't think I could sneak away to watch. Though I am seriously considering it!ReplyDelete
Can't wait for tonight!ReplyDelete
As usual I have plans. Birthday at the movies, How to Train Your Dragon, with a group of 7 eight and nine year olds. Yeah for me, and boo for me because I will miss the live chat!ReplyDelete
Boo hoo, I won't be home tonight so I will miss it. Have fun ladies.ReplyDelete
Wooo hooo! Can't wait! GailReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/26/2010 6:17 AM
I will have my alarm set so I don't forget!ReplyDelete
waiting waiting waiting!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/26/2010 6:49 AM
looking forward to tonight!ReplyDelete
so excited for tonight. i'm impatiently waiting :oDReplyDelete
Caroline (aka doxieluv01 on Cricut MB)
SO EXCITED for tonight!!! I hope you girls have had so much fun getting together!!!ReplyDelete
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jeffnval at hotmail dot com
I wasn't home last night. Is this episode posted somewhere I can still watch it? Thanks!ReplyDelete
What fun to spend Friday night with all your friends! I'll be there!ReplyDelete
I recently found your blog via youtube videos.... I just purchased my first cricut....and I'm having a blast playing with it. I have the expression and couldnt do without it.... love your videos!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh man can't wait this is so exciting and sound like so much FUNReplyDelete
I don't know if I'll get to be here tonight or not. It's usually my honey's turn to play on the net at night. But I'll be back tomorrow AM and I'll watch it then. I know you'll have a great time together, you always do!ReplyDelete
Hugs, Jess
I forgot to ask, Where did you get the Flower Shower papers? I've never seen them here. But I don't have Joanns, or Hobby Lobby close to me. Maybe I could buy it online. Who makes it? Thanks JessicaReplyDelete
Cant wait!! See ya soon, CindyReplyDelete
Can't wait - see you tonight!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/26/2010 8:10 AM
See ya tonight!!ReplyDelete
Can't wait:)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/26/2010 9:08 AM
Missed it live last time, I hope to get the time right this time around!ReplyDelete
- DeniseV3/26/2010 9:17 AM
It's gonna be a long day for me today. I have to wait until 9PM.ReplyDelete
- DeniseV3/26/2010 9:17 AM
It's gonna be a long day for me today. I have to wait until 9PM.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/26/2010 9:39 AM
I'm ready to laugh! It's fun when you and Karlee are together even shopping. email@example.com
Have a blast with your bff and Tammy and hers....sounds like soooo much fun and good memories to be made.ReplyDelete
My son has a baseball game tonite, but will rush home to watch!!! So excited I been trying to blog for 2 months finally figured it out. Can't wait. BeckyReplyDelete
Can't wait for LIVE tonight. Hope you had fun with Karlee and her kids. Your videos are always a blast to watch. Loving the new Critter cartridge you have. Glad you are feeling better.ReplyDelete
Kasey M.
Can't wait ladies...have a great day!ReplyDelete
- Hawaiisara3/26/2010 10:56 AM
Hope to be home in time to catch this live...you're so talented and charming. Aloha, SaraReplyDelete
I hope that I get time to view this. I'm getting things organized for my little lady first B-Day party.ReplyDelete
Oh I am so excited! Robyn you ROCK!ReplyDelete
Marisol.e.rodarte @ hotmail . com
I'm missing a concert to stay home and watch your live show for the first time! I can't wait! By the way, I love your videos and think you're so informative and ENTERTAINING!ReplyDelete
Good luck tonight! I know this show is going to be fabulous like every other one! I am definitely excited!ReplyDelete
oooo!! I FEEL LIKE A KID ON CHRISTMAS...CANNOT WAIT...YOU GIRLS ARE SOO MUCH FUN!!!ReplyDelete
can not wait.......ReplyDelete
Can't hardly wait.....ReplyDelete
Can't wait until tonight! Yeah!ReplyDelete
- Cardian Angel3/26/2010 3:05 PM
Looking so forward to watching you tonight. You are soooo fun and your videos are amazing!!!ReplyDelete
Will be putting the kiddos to bed early tonight so I won't miss a minute of it! Can't wait!!ReplyDelete
I will try to stay awake.ReplyDelete
- Diane3/26/2010 5:00 PM
Fun. Can't wait.ReplyDelete
Hmmm I think I might of missed this one with the time difference! I am not really sure on the real time difference of wetern australian time and your time. well if I missed it I am sure you had a great time if I havent missed you I cant wait I love all your videos and like seeing you and karlee.ReplyDelete
Oh yay I think there is just under 2 hours to go! I cant wait!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3/26/2010 5:08 PM
It's only 4:06 p.m. in CA, but I've already cooked dinner so that I can watch My Pink Stamper Live tonight! Yay!ReplyDelete
Karlee ... I'm so glad to see that you and your children arrived safely. Hope you're having a wonderful time with Robyn and her beautiful family! See you ladies tonight!
- Anonymous3/26/2010 5:12 PM
Looking forward to it. Just have to work out time in uk!ReplyDelete
Woo Hoo! Ready to let the fun begin. <3ReplyDelete
caint wait.!!!!ReplyDelete
I( 58 years old) was talked into buying my first Cricut by my daughter (34 years old) and I soon wanted to upgrade to the expressions, now it would be so cool to get the Gypsy before my daughter. Looking forward to Live chat on Friday, Thanks RobynReplyDelete
Cant' wait to see you guys!! It' always soooo much fun. It makes for a late night here. But, it's more than worth it to be with everyone together and all the laughing is so good for the spirit:) See ya latter~ReplyDelete
What can I say - you make all of us laugh! Laughter-the best medicine!ReplyDelete
This is the first time I am not working!!! I am so excited!ReplyDelete
I'm new to your blog and can't wait to see your live show.ReplyDelete
I can't wait. Hope it goes great!!!ReplyDelete
this is awesome :DReplyDelete
FINALLY get to join you all :D
Congrats to all your pink designers! I will try again next time. :) Thanks for all you do Robyn.ReplyDelete
- Becky3/26/2010 7:56 PM
As usual so much fun. You are all a hoot!ReplyDelete
Please count me in on the giveaways!! Love your website!!!!!ReplyDelete
So excited, can't wait!ReplyDelete
love to win a giveaway!ReplyDelete
ok new this I am a addicted scrapbooker and card makerReplyDelete
This was my first live view with you enjoyed it. Will come again.ReplyDelete
I'd love a gypsy because I could design from work, work on projects while away from home, work on projects while sitting next to hubby while he's watching sports! take it with me while I'm babysitting gkids, and just for the design features! GailReplyDelete
I'd love a gypsy because I could design from work, work on projects while away from home, work on projects while sitting next to hubby while he's watching sports! take it with me while I'm babysitting gkids, and just for the design features! GailReplyDelete
thanks for your videoReplyDelete
I would love a gypsy because of the convenience of it, my sister has pancreatic cancer so I travel a lot taking care of her and I could use it to create while I am with hre. I make thank you cards for her because she has so many people praying for her, we like to send then notes of thanks. Plus at home my craft room is over the garage so I could use thr gypsy downstairs. And I could take it to school when I volunteer with my grandbabies class, their teacher has a cricuit!ReplyDelete
Today is my daughter's birthday, Happy 28th to her today! I loved the live show tonight, congrats to the new PINKS!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this chance to win first reason i would like a gyspy i think that i have no end to my creations, it would be easy to travel, it would keep me busy while i would be waiting for my husband at diyalsis so thank you again and you are great.ReplyDelete
Omg!!! didn't gt to watch the live chat tonight, but I got to watch th recording!! super fun!!! I would love to get the gypsy cuz I always travel to see family and for work. It would let use my creative outlet to make cards and scrapbook pages while i'm on the go! Sooo awesome!! I can't wait to see what else you and Karlee have instore for all of us!!ReplyDelete
love the show... love any giveaway. thanks.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for all of the great videos and the super giveways!ReplyDelete
Congrats to all the designers and can't wait to see what they have in store for us.ReplyDelete
- Karen L in PA3/28/2010 10:36 AM
I watched your "live" chat yesterday afternoon & got inspired. Did some Cricuting & hung out in my scrap room -- my fave thing to do! Would love to win a Gypsy so I could pretend to watch b-ball games on TV with my DH & still be scrapping!ReplyDelete


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Steve Oliverei Obituary
Oliverei, Steve, age 86, November 10, 2014. Beloved husband of the late Jean. Loving father of Mona (Guy) Hardin, Sharon Stiller, Lynn Poirier, Stephanie (Paul) Sevin, JoAnne Manzo, Joe (Jeannine), Kim (Vern) Noe. Grandfather of 17; great-grandfather of 11. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods. Instate Thursday 9 a.m. until time of Mass 9:30 a.m., St. Peter Catholic Church, 95 Market Street, Mount Clemens. Donations to ; 800-227-2345. ahpeters.comPublished in Daily Tribune on Nov. 11, 2014+Read More Share Listen to Obituary Remember Share a message, photo, or video below View guest book ""Do not be amazred at this, for the hour is coming in which..." Add a memory or condolence to the guest book Add Message Please add or record a video for the family of Steve Oliverei Add a video + Please add a photo and share in the life story for Steve Oliverei Add a photo + http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailytribune/obituary.aspx?n=steve-oliverei&pid=173117836&fhid=12994


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StarWars.Com finally posted pictures of the 3rd wave of Star Tours figures. They list the R5 Unit as R5-D4, but it's the second head, from the inside of the Sandcrawler. Not the three eyed one from the Jawa sale.
http://www.starwars.com/collecting/n...s20030325.htmlStar Tours Collection III - March 25, 2003
Last year, Hasbro Inc. and Disney partnered to make available exclusive action figures derived from the Star Tours attraction, the popular Star Wars-themed ride starring R2-D2 and C-3PO. The first two collections contained three figures each based on droids seen in and around the ride. Here's a look at the third collection, which will be available at Walt Disney World® Resort, Disneyland® Resort, and Disneyland® Resort Paris this year.
This collection includes three droids, each sold separately.
R5-D4 is a down-on-his luck astromech that is first seen in A New Hope with an explosively faulty motivator. While he has gotten away from the Jawas, the carbon scoring on his shell reveals he's still working a hard existence. This edition of R5-D4, true to its theme park incarnation, features a unique head design.
SK-Z38 was originally one of the animatronic birds found in the Splash Mountain® attraction. Its avian skin was removed, and the droid was retooled for use in Star Tours. Disney maintenance crews commonly refer to SK-Z38 as the "bird droid."
G2-9T looks very similar to G2-4T, one of the droids from Collection I. This Collection III droid also started off as a Disney animatronic bird; it was originally one of the geese from the America Sings attraction. G2-9T has blue detailing, making him different from his gold-detailed G2-4T cousin.
MTFBWY and HH!!
Jar Jar Binks