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More Holiness Give Me
31243, Hymns, More Holiness Give Me, no. 131
1. More holiness give me,
More strivings within,
More patience in suff'ring,
More sorrow for sin,
More faith in my Savior,
More sense of his care,
More joy in his service,
More purpose in prayer.
2. More gratitude give me,
More trust in the Lord,
More pride in his glory,
More hope in his word,
More tears for his sorrows,
More pain at his grief,
More meekness in trial,
More praise for relief.
3. More purity give me,
More strength to o'ercome,
More freedom from earth-stains,
More longing for home.
More fit for the kingdom,
More used would I be,
More blessed and holy—
More, Savior, like thee.
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Natural phenomena have long inspired the design of architectural space. Louis Kahn is famously known for articulating his deep respect for natural phenomena in poetic terms: "All material in nature, the mountains and the streams and the air and we, are made of Light which has been spent, and this crumpled mass called material casts a shadow and the shadow belongs to Light."
Light is the subject of a small structure recently designed by Asif Khan at Art Basel in Miami. Commissioned by the Austrian crystal company Swarovski, Khan's pavilion represents an attempt to translate an atmospheric condition into built form. In particular, the structure is inspired by the phenomenon of parhelia—known colloquially as sun dogs—which occurs when sunlight is scattered by ice crystals in colder climates to create a halo effect.
I can personally appreciate Khan's interest in this phenomenon, having experienced my first parhelia event after moving to Minnesota five years ago. Driving south in Minneapolis on a bitterly cold yet clear day, I shielded my eyes from the sun—only to realize that it wasn't the actual sun I was seeing, but one of the sun's twin representations at the same level relative to the horizon. My initial shock at discovering "three suns" that day has since inspired me to anticipate this immersing atmospheric experience every winter.
For his Miami project, Khan claims that he challenged Swarovski. "We're not going to make an object or a piece of jewelry," Khan said. "We're going to make a building." Unfortunately, this aspiration limited the potential of the effort. To be sure, the desire to recreate the experience of parhelia in a space, rather than an object, makes perfect sense. But note Khan's use of the restrictive term "building." The pavilion employs no less than 1.5 million Swarovski crystals to create a shimmering, light-refracting envelope—a dream material for a dream project.
Despite the use of such a visually stunning (not to mention inconceivably expensive) material, though, its application falls flat. First, the crystalline surfaces are organized in repetitive—and predictable—rectangular panels. Second, these panels are fastened together by visible metal connectors which, although minimal, are highly conspicious. Third, the structure forms the familiar gabled-roof shape of a house, despite the fact that it could have assumed any form. In short, the project utilizes an extremely conventional means of applying an extremely unconventional material, and while our eyes should be focused on the crystals, we can't help but notice the elements of standard construction language. What could have been architecture is, unfortunately, only a building.
The ambition to recreate aspects of natural phenomena in spatial and material terms is a good thing. There are many successful demonstrations of this approach by architects and designers such as Tokujin Yoshioka, Thomas Heatherwick, Kengo Kuma, and Hitoshi Abe. We should therefore take note of these positive examples: in every case, the method of material application is at least as innovative as the material itself. In many cases, the way a material is applied represents the clear contribution of the work (see Kengo Kuma's use of cheap plastic panels in his Oribe Tea House, or Shinji Ohmaki's use of nylon string in his "Liminal Air" exhibit).
So, although Asif Khan's structure is beautiful, it doesn't live up to the full potential of harnessing a natural phenomenon. The lesson here is that we must always seek innovation in the way a material is used, regardless of how costly or rare it is.
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Recognizing that students can demonstrate their potential for success at Lawrence University in many ways—and that performance in a rigorous high school curriculum is the strongest indicator of success—we welcome but do not require students to submit test scores with their applications for admission and scholarship.1
Every year since 2005—the year Lawrence became one of the first selective colleges in the Midwest to become "test-optional"—about 75% of our applicants have chosen to submit scores with their applications; 25% have not.
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If your academic record is strong and you believe your test scores support or enhance your application for admission and scholarship, go ahead and submit them. If they don't, then you need not submit them.
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That hasn't always been the case at Lawrence.
For a long time Lawrence had offered students the option to apply using Early Decision—a restrictive, binding application method used at selective colleges whereby students "make a commitment to a first-choice institution where, if admitted, they definitely will enroll."2
Early Decision offers of admission come well in advance of the rest of a college's admission offers. In return, students admitted through Early Decision commit to enrolling in that college generally well in advance of the May 1 National Candidates Reply Date.
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Trolleys on Main Street, Saco, ca. 1920
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Trolleys, Old Orchard Beach, 1907
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Trolleys and hotel, Rockland ca. 1898
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Trolleys were the cleanest and most efficient means of mass transit Maine has ever known.
Many different types of trolley cars -- for different weather, different uses, and different locations -- were in use in Maine between 1895-1940. The "field guide" explains what each type looked like and how it was used.
At the heyday of trolleys in Maine, many of the trolley companies developed recreational facilities along or at the end of trolley lines as one further way to encourage ridership. The parks often had walking paths, dance pavilions, and various other entertainments. Cutting-edge technology came together with a thirst for adventure and forever changed social dynamics in the process.
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The University of St. Thomas has awarded five incoming freshmen with the Father Vincent J. Guinan Scholarship, which covers full tuition for four years. This year's awardees are Kelsey Boor, Gregory Heerensperger, David Markus, C.J. Miller and Dominika Snodgrass.
The scholarship is named after Father Vincent J. Guinan, who led the Basilian fathers in establishing the University and served as the founding president.
To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must be Catholic, meet specific academic requirements, submit a 500-word essay and recommendation letter from a high school principal or guidance counselor. The top 15 finalists must also complete an on-campus interview with the selection committee. The recipients are required to join UST's Presidential Ambassadors and be active in Campus Ministry.
"This annual scholarship is awarded to a select number of students who excel academically and demonstrate themselves to be a good fit for the Catholic mission of the University of St. Thomas," said Arthur Ortiz, Associate Director of Admissions. "Candidates are Catholic students who are serious about attending a Catholic university in order to strengthen their Catholic formation. The selection committee determines which students are likely to contribute to the UST community in keeping with the Basilian core values of goodness, discipline, and knowledge. Students receiving a Guinan Scholarship are considered the elite of the elite."
Gregory Heerensperger is one of the only UST freshmen who can say he graduated from high school on the UST campus. He comes from a family of nine home-schooled children, four of whom are in college. Heerensperger is a member of the Apostolate of Roman Catholic Homeschoolers which held their graduation ceremony at UST.
"As a home-schooler, I have come to expect individual attention in the classroom, and I know I will get that at UST," Heerensperger said.
When considering colleges, UST was instantly in the running. Heerensperger's sister Emily, his parents and his grandparents all attended UST. He plans to study business.
"I have seen my sister achieve a great deal of academic success, and she speaks highly of her professors. I have also had the pleasure of attending Mass at UST, and I feel this is a place where I can thrive spiritually and intellectually."
Kelsey Boor, a native of Plano, was homeschooled through the Mother of Divine Grace Home School program. She is the oldest of six children. While searching for a Catholic university, Boor found UST named among the top 21 Catholic Universities in The Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College published by the Cardinal Newman Society. She visited the campus, observed classes and applied early in her sophomore year. Boor has been accepted to the Honors program and plans to major in philosophy and theology.
"At UST, there is such a welcoming environment, special attention to detail, and knowledge about the home-school culture that my mom and I had never encountered before. It was greatly appreciated," she said
"I think St. Thomas will be a good fit for me for a number of reasons, but I am really looking forward to being a part of a community of faith and scholarship," Boor said.
David Markus graduated from St. Thomas High school and was accepted to 13 different universities, many of which offered him similar scholarships. UST made it to the top of his college choice list in part because it is close to home. Markus also said he has noticed positive changes among his friends who have attended UST.
"I have some friends who go to UST, and I have noticed new aspects of their personality emerge since they started at UST. People who were very reserved have become more outgoing and confident," he said.
He also has a great appreciation for the Catholic foundations of the University. Markus plans to study history and is considering participating in the pre-law program.
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Growing up in Youngsville, La., C.J. Miller was not familiar with UST until his high school guidance counselor at Vermilion Catholic High School alerted him to UST's scholarship opportunities. He plans to major in political science and minor in French.
"After visiting the UST campus, I was really impressed with the welcoming and hospitable environment and the faithful Catholicity of the University," Miller said. "My family and I feel blessed to receive this generous scholarship, without which I would have difficulty attending a private university. I look forward to attending a University which will help me deepen my intellectual and spiritual capacity."
Dominika Snodgrass, who graduated from Baytown's Ross Sterling High School, will be the third of her sisters to attend UST. Already familiar with campus, Snodgrass will room with her sister, Alexandria in the Guinan Residence Hall. She has been accepted to the Honors Program, and plans to get involved in the Drama Department, the fencing club and Celts for Life. She plans to double major in French and English.
"I've spent quite a bit of time at UST, and I love that UST is truly joyfully Catholic," she said. "It was a great relief to my family to receive the Guinan Scholarship, and we are deeply grateful."
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'The 6-foot-1, 197-pound Schiestel was selected by the Sabres with the 59th overall pick in the second round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Through three seasons in the AHL, Schiestel has appeared in 156 professional games, recording eight goals, 44 assists for 52 points and 71 total penalty minutes.'
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Sabres re-sign defenseman Schiestel
'The Sabres re-signed defenseman Drew Schiestel, who fell so far off the depth chart last season the organization loaned him to the Dallas Stars' AHL affiliate, to a one-year, two-way contract on Wednesday.'
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'As it stands right now, Buffalo needs to act quickly. A large part of the Sabres defense has just one year left on their deals and several of the offensive parts to the team have contracts expiring the following offseason. Robyn Regehr, Jordan Leopold and Alexander Sulzer will be unrestricted free agents following the upcoming season while Thomas Vanek, Jason Pominville and Steve Ott's contracts — not to mention Ryan Miller's — will expire after the 2013-14 season.'
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'Agent Terry Bross confirms that Doan has visited both the New York Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers. By email he told Two On Your Side's Stu Boyar "We visited both teams because we were in the city for NHLPA meetings. Shane is still waiting to see what happens with Coyotes ownership. The Sabres are still in the mix and a team of interest ."'
Doan's Agent: Sabres a Possibility
'"Shane has interest in the Sabres," Doan's agent Terry Bross tells Eyewitness Sports Anchor Shawn Stepner via email. "We have been in contact. Shane is headed home to Kamloops for a few days, then we will contact teams and let them know if they are a possibility. As of today, [the] Sabres are a possibility."'
Buffalo Sabres 2012 draft review
'General Manager Darcy Regier had a clear plan in this draft, which was executed to near perfection.'
Ott expects to make entire team tougher
'"I read all the [reports] probably over the last six months, prior to the trade deadline last year," Ott said at an introductory news conference Thursday in First Niagara Center. "There was so much smoke, it was kind of when it was going to happen."'
Ott thrilled to be with Sabres, 'brother' Weber
'"It's been even more exciting," Ott said about seeing his new city and team. "I don't even want to leave. I came in a couple days ago. The city, the people are very excited about this team. I got to meet some of my new teammates. … Obviously, now it feels like home already."'
Sabres sign Roy to AHL deal
'"He's an interesting player aside from having played with Mikhail," Sabres general manager Darcy Regier said Thursday. "He comes from an underdog position and has a personality and a feistiness and a never-give-up-type attitude, and … that expression 'never underestimate the human spirit,' he's a bad kid to bet against.'
The Case for Signing Shane Doan
'Shane Doan is the type of player I want Marcus Foligno sitting next to in the locker room., going out to dinner with, learning what it takes to be the best player he can be, on and off the ice.'
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Sabres sign Grigorenko to three-year deal
'"In Mikhail's case, [making the team] will be driven by him. And it will be driven by training camp and exhibition games and where he fits and how he fits."'
Grigorenko now officially another prospect in Sabres' stable
'"In Mikhail's case, it will be driven by him, driven by training and exhibition games and a sense of where he fits and how he fits, and not just the opportunity, but we have a responsibility and an obligation to put him in a position to succeed – not just on the short-term, but the long-term as well," Regier said.'
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Dr. Jason Korcak, Director of the Weiler Medical Service, is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He also received a Masters in Public Health from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.
From 2005 to 2009, Dr. Korcak completed his internship and residency and also served as Chief Resident in the Montefiore Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Training Program. In 2009, he was recruited to join the Einstein-Montefiore faculty as an Academic Hospitalist and Assistant Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Korcak is currently an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine and is also a member of the Weiler Quality Improvement Committee. He began the role of Director of the Weiler Medical Service in July 2012.
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Spring 2015 Dean's List Announced
Augustana College today announced that the following students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring semester of the 2014-2015 academic year.
Iconic GSC Dioramas to be on Display at Prehistoric Indian Village
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When searching for colleges from his hometown in Sri Lanka, Augustana junior Madhushan (Madhu)Tennakoon wanted two things: a liberal arts institution and a strong engineering program. Now, he's prepared to take the next step in the 3+2 Dual-Degree Engineering Program and finish his degree at the University of Minnesota.
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These concepts are very important because they clarify and extend the Buddha's Teachings (Dhamma) in the Suttanta Pitaka.
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Fox Nation's transparent attempt to keep anti-Muslim rage alive
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- 6 veal cutlets (1/2 inch thick)
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Dunno about brands, but there are kevlar/aramid "ribbon" tire liners that you can put in between your tire and the tube. They're sold as a loop, sized to fit specific tire sizes, in the belief that if you can't puncture that outer ribbon--you can't puncture the tube on the other side of it.
Not expensive, not heavy, web shops like BikeNashbar carry them.
I would never recommend going to a heavier tire unless you do BMX or "back-country" cycling. Gravel roads are still roads. I would go with a 1.5-1.6" lightly treaded economy tire like a Continental, and make sure it is at least 90 lbs. PSI...hard is fast. Put in the Kevlar liners to keep "cuts" from letting in grit, which is what kills the tubes.
I have a Marin Point Reyes with 110 lb. PSI 1.4" slicks, but I'm in a city. I do ride year round, however, even in snowy Toronto.
Just bringing this thread up to date with my recent experience.
I did finally get an armadillo tire from specialized, a tire place that makes, well, specialized tires for bicycles! The tire was easy to install, no different than any other tire really, and i also put a puncture resistant tube inside. So far, so good, that's the best I can say about it. It has been so cold the past few weeks I was not able to ride but today it was up in the 40's and 50's and I got out for a while. The tire rides fine, I did not notice the hard ride that I have heard some people talk about with the tire. Not much else to say, I've only ridden this tire for maybe 10 miles so far so I don't know yet how well it is working, but so far it seems to be okay. I had been having flats about every ride or two (or three), and I didn't have a flat on this ride ... but it's too early to say it's a trend.
As a funny side note, I got covered in mud, it was funny. The roads are still covered in ice and slush from the ice storm we had Thursday night and mud was flying everywhere!
Edit, and on the topic of helmets, no, I don't wear one, but that doesn't make it a smart decision. I have been over the handlebars once this year when I came down a steep hill and the front wheel got lodged between me and the earth, bent the rim all to hell and ended up on my back with the bicycle beside me. I try to be careful when I ride and I ride in places where there are very few cars, I can take a 10 mile ride sometimes and never see a single moving automobile where I am, but certainly a helmet would be a smart addition. I do ride with goggles, I've had too much crap in my eyes to ride without goggles - bugs, dirt, grit, bees, even the wind starts to dry your eyes out if you ride far enough. I should change that to relative wind I guess.
IMHO, you really should be wearing a helmet if you're bicycling. Serious head injuries are more common on bicycling falls than they are on motorcycle ones, mainly due to the fact that you're much higher off the ground on a bicycle generally. Speed has little to do with it.
BTW, I used to race semi-pro many years ago and was a team medic/mechanic for almost ten years.
These are the Armadillos I currently use: http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCEqP...jsp?spid=35646
They make them for mountain bikes too. See the whole range here: http://www.specialized.com/bc/ibeCSrdSrchResults.jsp
I can't say whether these are better/comparable to John's Continentals, but it's probably worthwhile to compare.
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John - BTW - do you follow road cycling closely?
The problem is Wind Magic mentioned "I ride on gravel roads for the most part" which rules out road bikes. I used to ride my mountain bike on trails, gravel roads as well as single track and never had a flat over many years so I too wonder if there's a problem with the wheels or spokes. I expect the knobby tires I formerly used also afforded some flat protection.
I do a lot of cycling over the summer, all on roads now. I haven't seen the tires you use but I've been very pleased with the Continental Duraskin (Ultra Gatorskin) tires (with Flat Protection System) I found several years ago. No punctures (touch wood) and tremendous wear. Wind Magic, if you can't find the ones mentioned by John, try looking for the Continental Tires I've linked to below. The web description mentions flat protection.
John - the above link is the tire I use. BTW - do you follow road cycling closely?
Hi WindMagic,
Sorry to chime in so late, I missed this thread when you posted it last week.
I use the Specialized Armadillo tires on my roadbike (700 x 23C). I really like them. I can't say that I had any great problem with punctures/flats on my previous tires (one per every few thousand miles, roughly) but since going to Armadillos I haven't had any (touch wood).
The only negative comment on the Armadillos I can make is that the rubber seems to be a bit harder, so they do not have quite the same stickiness/adhesion as my previous tires, especially when the road is damp. I've had a few close calls where the rear tire has dropped out on me while braking and cornering, but that's only happened on wet roads. [And yes, I ALWAYS where a helmet.] But this is unlikely to be a problem for a mountain or hybrid bike.
Windmagic, you can skip the rest of what I have to say on this topic, since the rest is just general comments on tire pressure, flats, etc. I mention the following for anyone else struggling with flat tire problems.
As others have said, one of the most important things you can do to prevent flats is keep the tire pressure high. You can't guess at this by giving the tire a squeeze -- you need to use a pressure guage. Roadbike tires may feel firm to the squeeze at just 60-80 psi, but they often need to be in the 110-120 psi range.
If you haven't invested in a good pump, they are well worth the money. Little portable double action hand pumps aren't worth squat. You just can't get the kind of pressure you need out of them. Invest in a solid stand-up pump, with a built-in pressure guage, and secure/clamping head [I have this one which I can recommend highly: http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCEqP...jsp?spid=25946 ]. Check the pressure and top the tires off before each ride. You can get a mini CO2 pump/patch kit for quick repairs enroute, the sort that you can fit in the palm of your hand and stow under your saddle.
All that said, if you are expereincing an inordinate number of flats, inspect your rim and tire very carefully to see if there might be a burr in there that is abrading or puncturing your tube. If not, consider investing in a more puncture resistant tire such as the Armadillos mentioned above or other brands of similar design.
|Not to hijack this thread, but do all of you wear a helmet while riding your bike ?
There are very few bicycle tire products that can handle gravel roads. First look for phat tires that have significant tread wrap; i.e. the butyl rubber covers much of the side wall. Look also at the Armadillo from Specialized it has aramid fibers in the sidewall. Sealants only protect the tread area and won't fix sidewall slits. Same for tire liners. Lots of air pressure (maybe 10% more that rating) helps and riding on the crown of the raod where gravel is less deep also helps. As a last resort, there are solid tires, but if you buy them, also buy the tool to install them or you will kill your rims. Good luck.
|The slime stuff will work. It seals puncture's as they happen. We lived on a farm and all the roads we're rocks & gravel. I even owned my own grader. $6.00 it's worth the try.
Hey folks, thanks for all the great responses.
I have had spoke punctures, but that was because I wasn't inflating the tires enough and I have stopped getting those since I have become more careful with the tire gauge. I know those because they typically either puncture from the inside or puncture from both the inside all the way through the outside of the tube making two holes. I have a strip of rubber that goes over the spokes on the inside, and I really don't suffer these kinds of punctures anymore since I have become more careful. These punctures are no longer a concern, I can live with this.
The kind of punctures I am getting now are from road debris. If you have never lived on a gravel road let me tell you what it's like - you might think of these quiet little roads with squished down rocks and such, but in reality they come through and "fix" the roads a few times a year with a grader. Every time they do this the rocks get disturbed and redistributed, and the effect is that a lot of sharp rocks stand straight up like caltrops. Even in cars and trucks we country folk suffer a fair number of flat tires because of this, a few per year. On a bike it is even worse because the tires are not as thick as on a car.
Like I said originally, I get about 1 puncture per 50 miles that I ride, that's often one or sometimes even two flats during a day if I go on a long ride. It has just been a fact of life, and it's one that I am not very willing to live with anymore. I need some kind of a solution to this problem.
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Would you believe I took 99 photos of James to get ONE I could use for the card?! Literally 99. You ever tried to get a good picture of an active two year old? :)
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Would you believe I took 99 photos of James to get ONE I could use for the card?! Literally 99. You ever tried to get a good picture of an active two year old? :)
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Oh my gosh... genius! I had NO idea that there were that many photo editing options in picmonkey! So awesome!ReplyDeleteReplies
You will have so much fun with your little guy on that site now!Delete
This is awesome! ;-) Thanks for sharing! I am def going to start using it!ReplyDelete
He's adorable!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! I adore him.Delete
He is precious!!! That turned out so cute. I got so sucked into that program that I ended up making three different versions and couldn't decide. I need to learn how to make up my mind. I love the colors you added.ReplyDeleteReplies
I could spend hours on there- so many options especially now with their holiday tools.Delete
he's so handsome! i did use picmonkey for Aston's thanksgiving holiday greeting photo - so easy!ReplyDelete
Cute pic! Love how it turned out. I might have to try this option as I'd love to save a few extra dollars this year on cards. Thanks for the step by step!ReplyDelete
Megan, how you keep up with so many great things and raise a 2-yr. old is beyond me! Thank you for this, I love it. You are the bomb!! Please keep all the great stuff coming! Loving the healthy site too. xo-M.ReplyDelete
Niiiice. I am super excited about my card, too! Every year it's way different than the last-- but always a pic of everyone! So nice to share something for the holidays that WE made OURSELVES, isn't it?!ReplyDelete
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What a cute card, love it! PicMonkey is hands down my favourite 'toy' at the moment, my card and gift tags are still a work in progress.ReplyDelete
Lovely! I had no idea what the "Clone" tool was for. Thanks so much for showing us. :)ReplyDelete
I use Photoshop regularly, but I might add some of those cute snowflake stamps in Picmonkey. I had no idea it was such a great free tool! I will be reccommending it to friends who don't want or need to shell out the bucks for PS. BTW, all of those pics are adorable. He is precious. LReplyDelete
What a great idea! This turned out really cute! I love PicMonkey!ReplyDelete
Cute Picture! How do you takes pics of your computer screen as you work?ReplyDeleteReplies
It's a screen shot. You can google how to do it since there are different ways depending on what type of computer you have.Delete
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I have been reading your blog for a while now but I am commenting for the first time. I love your blog and get so many inspirational ideas from it. I have implemented so many ideas from it such as the little coffee station in your kitchen and organizing books according to color. This is such a cute picture of your son. Thanks for posting this coz I really needed to learn how to make our own Christmas card and to do general editing of pictures. I will be reading this post a ton of times. Thanks again for your cool blog!
Anna, thank you so much for your sweet comment! I really appreciate you taking the time to write! I hope you have fun editing your photos. :)Delete
Isn't Pic Monkey amazing?! I love it...ReplyDelete
So cute!!! I love picmonkey!ReplyDelete
Adorable picture, Megan, and I love what you did with it!ReplyDelete
I love picmonkey! He looks adorable in every pic!ReplyDelete
this is genius will def have to check it out!ReplyDelete
Aww...so cute. And, LOL. Try doing it with 2 or more. The girls are almost 23 and 19 and I had to take 100! My hair doesn't look right, I'm squinting, her eyes are shut, on and on and on!! Thankfully Elie is the Master at creating photo cards.ReplyDelete
Love these tips! I just started using picmonkey to edit photos for my blog because I'm afraid of and don't know how to use photoshop. Also, photoshop is not cheap, especially if you don't know what you're doing (like me!) Can't wait to use these tips on picmonkey!ReplyDelete
Good to know PicMonkey can do all this. And adorable picture!ReplyDelete
super cute! thanks for the tips!ReplyDelete
James is so cute! Such a fun card you created Megan. I have to check out Pic Monkey now. I was fiddling around with PhotoShop and getting so overwhelmed.ReplyDelete
I'm using PicMonkey for our cards this year too! Love the way your photo came out! it doesn't get easier taking their picture. Mine are 6 and 8 and I still have trouble getting a good shot of them together!ReplyDelete
Megan, he is so sweet and such a cutie pie.ReplyDelete
Gotta check their website! Thank you for the info.ReplyDelete
Thank you thank you for tips on this website! I had never heard of it and you have now inspired me to make our own holiday cards. Goodbye $200 holiday cards...hello creativity on picmonkey :-)ReplyDelete
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I don't think he'll forget about you at all. I thought that about my cat when I went to Germany for almost a month, he FREAKED OUT when I got home. lol I never thought cats actually cared, but he wouldn't let me go to sleep after I'd been up for almost 48 hours straight, I was exhausted. lol He was biting my hair, meowing, digging at me, what a commotion!
A GSD certainly has a better memory than a cat, I would think.
What I'd do is make sure your family who is looking after him has emergency contact information of your vet, emergency vet etc. And make sure they know how much they can spend in a medical emergency, should they not be able to contact you.
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Fama hadn't seen me in a year and a half and there was no question that she remembered me.
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If you are positive about not being able to take them.. no need to justify to us.. then be comforted in the fact that they are with family who will love him just like you do.
I too have had Titan since he was just under 8 weeks. He was my everything.. and it was so strange to go away for that long. What helped tremendously was that my friend sent me pictures on request and kept me super updated with his adventures. And one time we skyped.. lol. just so I can see him sleeping sounds silly but I missed him. I also was lucky enough to interact with the MWD there a decent amount and they always let me play with them on their off time if I needed a puppy pick me up!
|Thanks you for your reply. He will be with my parents and their GSD. I will have one opportunity to visit him while he is there. This is just weird since I have done everything with him since he was 8 weeks. Your comments did make me feel better about leaving him for awhile. I am sure it will be for his best interest.
I have deployed for 7 months.. which ultimately left Titan with someone for a little under 8 due to training and all that. I will say that I didn't get the welcome home from him I had hoped.. not to discourage you at all jsut being honest. He was brought to the airport and showed little to no interest in me. Then when he was finally brought to my house with all his things.. he was way more intrigued.. familiar smells, familiar space, yard, etc. I wonder if his response, was in large part due to that he was uprooted and given to a not super familiar friend, and just adjusted to the new life style, going "ok well this is my new home." Then didn't know what to do when I was back. We fell immediately back into step.. same routine, same exercise, same training, all that. He didn't skip a beat. We ran into stuff a few months later, but I don't think that had anything to do with the seperation.
That being said I go a year or more without seeing my parent's dogs that were there when I lived there 7 years ago. They still remember me and come charging up when I get there. And I know they remember me because Cocoa, the chocolate lab, is scared of life itself and she runs right up to me for belly rubs and our old routine.
So I think it is dependent on your dog and your situation. Are you able to visit with him at all or is this completely impossible? In the end.. I think you guys will be fine.. even if the worst happens, where he doesn't appear to remember you, he will integrate right back into your life style, promise
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This is not exactly a goodbye. It is more of a see you in a year type of deal, which feels like goodbye. My wife and I will be relocating for her clinicals. We both feel that it will be much easier if we leave our 15 month GSD with a family member. Has anyone had to experience leaving their dog for an extended amount out time? Do they forget about you? or will he be fine? This is so sad cause I feel terrible for leaving him behind.
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"People turn to poetry at important moments, our weddings and funerals are full of it," said Hall, owner of Brookline's Hobblebush Books and publisher of the Granite State Poetry Series, an annual publication that showcases the work of one of the state's accomplished poets.
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