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Beats carrying the tables one at a time
Unless you want to build one of these carts from scratch on your own, nothing beats having one purpose built. It rolls well on smooth surfaces, but not so well on bumpy ones. Forget about loose gravel or rocks. Puts together with simple hand tools. - Adam - Pleasanton, CA
We should have done this way sooner!
We had been talking about this cart for about 3 years and finally got two! This is the Best! it makes move the 20 tables we have a breeze! Easy to move around and is really saving our backs. - Corona,Ca.
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Great Cart well built very convenient to store the tables as well as move them around. It would have been difficult to build a cart this nice for the cost paid. It should last for years to come. Devo - Devo - Tucson, AZ
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Once the stacking cart was assembled, I realized the value of the unit. I was able to nestle store & transport several different type & sized tables. I believe it will be a good, long term investment. - SC
A Bit More Assembly Required
A good unit especially for the price. The only reason for four stars versus five is the amount of assemble required at each corner. Nothing that cant be done but a bit awkward and time consuming. Only had four rectangular tables so I was able to fit fourteen chairs also which I couldn't get on my chair cart. - WayneJ - Venice, FL
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Recommend two people to assemble but a great table rack. Very well made - Alam\n - Illinois
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Other than a few challenges putting it together, this is a great table rack. Its easy to use and very sturdy. Be prepared, with 10 tables loaded on it, it gets a little heavy. We bought one to see how we liked it, were very happy and bought two more! - Hooksett Librarian - Hooksett, NH
Great table cart
Came well-packaged. Very sturdy cart. I was able to fit 6 - 48" and 4 - 60" round Lifetime tables on it. Easy to load tables onto cart. Only problem was some pretty tricky assembly. Took me two-plus hours and I am very handy and mechanically-inclined. Instruction manual was not very clear on some steps, especially the pictures. That being said, we love the cart! - Dick I - Madison WI


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Fantastic Finland
Foam in the Far North
The Nordic countries seem to fall too far north of the European "beer belt" to be known for great beer. The region's distilled spirits are more common on American retail shelves than any of its beers, except those of the Danish brewing giant Carlsberg. And a history of prohibition movements and tight government control of alcohol hardly suggests a friendly beer culture.
But for this beer lover, Finland had three strong attractions that made a trip across seven time zones an exciting prospect. It is the home of sahti, one of the oldest surviving beer styles in the world. Next, Finland lies along the trade route that took dark ales into Russia, and one of Finland's major breweries has for half a century brewed a world-class Baltic porter. Finally, in the past decade or less, Finland has seen the growth of a small but impassioned craft beer culture.
Finland, Young and Old
Finland is a young republic, having emerged from Swedish oversight in the early nineteenth century, and Russian rule in 1917. Finland is not well-known to Americans, who are likely to lump it together with Sweden, Norway and Denmark under the label "Scandinavian." In fact, the Finnish language is most closely related to Estonian and Hungarian. The lack of close linguistic ties to any widely-used European language means that most citizens of Finland learn English and speak it with a fluency that puts monolingual Americans to shame.
It is a country with a progressive tradition: in 1906, Finnish women were the first in Europe–and the second in the world (behind New Zealand)–to gain the right to vote. But in the decades since World War Two, it has also tread a delicate path between its Western economic partners and its powerful neighbor to the east, Russia.
The break-up of the Soviet Union and the entry of Finland into the European Union in 1995 have brought changes to every aspect of life, including beer.
A Small National Treasure
The Kalevala is the national epic poem of Finland, collected in written form in the nineteenth century, but based on oral traditions many centuries old. It contains some 400 lines about the origin of brewing, more lines than are devoted to the origin of man. Brewing has probably been a part of life for the peoples of this region for at least a thousand years.
Finnish sahti is the modern expression of that brewing tradition, and, along with Belgian lambics, it is said to be the oldest beer style still in production.
Sahti is brewed with barley malt and rye, which can now be purchased as "sahti malt," but which used to be steeped as raw grain in local lakes or streams, then dried in purpose-built saunas. No hops are used: instead, a layer of fresh-cut juniper branches are placed in the fermentation vessel, a long canoe-like tun called a kuurna, made from a single log. Wooden sticks in the base raise the juniper branches so that the fermented sahti can flow out a hole near the bottom.
These days, regular bakers' yeast is used: in days past, a branch of juniper was saved from one batch and kept in the sauna until the next brew, when it was used to inoculate the next batch of wort.
Sahti is a cloudy, deep gold, with a strong aroma of banana and cloves. It is still and fruity, with a light- to medium-mouthfeel and a clean, astringent finish. At 8 percent or more, it is a delicious, easy-drinking beer that can creep up on you.
This perishable but potent beverage is made in two small adjacent regions of southern Finland for weddings or celebrations at mid-summer or Christmas. Unlike lambics, which entered small-scale commercial production some generations ago, sahti has largely remained what most beers must once have been–homebrew. Only recently have any sahti brewers tried to go commercial.
Two hours north of Helsinki, the countryside is flat rolling plains honey-combed with lakes, and covered with coniferous and birch forests. The area of Lammi is a favorite vacation resort for urban Helsinki folk who come to enjoy the outdoors, the boating and lakeside saunas.
Lammi is in the heart of sahti country. This is where Pekka and Sirpa Kääriäinen established Lammin Sahti, the country's first commercial sahti brewery, in 1987, despite cumbersome regulations and–at times–the reluctance of customers not used to the added cost taxes attached to the commercial product.
Pekka has been brewing since his student days; his wife Sirpa is now the brewer. The two of them do it all–brewing, bottling, restaurant accounts, retail deliveries–and run a small log-built restaurant that caters to visitors.
It's demanding work, but Lammin Sahti, and the two other commercial sahti brewers, now have a firm identity grounded in an appreciation of traditional culture. "We don't have so many traditional Finnish products," says Pekka, "so people like sahti–even if they don't drink it. Other than sahti, Finland has rye bread, fish cakes–and Nokia phones! Most Finnish people have never had sahti. They say 'It's good that we have it, but drink it? No!'"
He toys with the idea of reaching a larger market, but sahti will only keep from three weeks to two months, and it must be cold. Exporting isn't practical: sahti may have to remain one of those small national treasures that the curious must sample on site.
A Big Brew from a Big Brewer
From the smallest of commercial brewing operations to one of the largest: the new Sinebrychoff plant at Kerava outside Helsinki is the second largest brewery owned by its parent company, Denmark's Carlsberg. With its state-of-the-art computer control and small staffing needs, the Kerava brewery proudly claims to be the most modern in Europe.
Modernity and staffing efficiency are not usually the friend of distinctive beer. But Sinebrychoff–or "Koff," as it's called–has some surprises for beer lovers.
Founded by a Russian, Nikolai Sinebrychoff, in 1819, Sinebrychoff is the oldest brewing concern in the Baltic region. Today it is one of Finland's "Big Three." As in the United States, there are three companies that own 80 to 90 percent of the beer market, the Finnish trio being Hartwell, Koff, and the smaller Olvi.
Also as in the United States, the main product of all three is standard lager. But unlike Hartwell and Olvi, Koff maintains a classic non-lager beer, and it experiments with limited release seasonal beers.
The classic is the Koff Porter. This stunning Baltic porter evokes all the traditions of the great nineteenth century stouts and porters that were developed for export to Russia. However, it is not a survivor of those days, but more of a re-invention, first brewed in the spring of 1957. Finland, like the United States, has a history of hopelessly muddled policies concerning alcohol, including national prohibition in the 1920s and 30s. When prohibition was lifted in 1932, only lager production was allowed, and only at strengths under 2.5%. Many old styles were never revived.
Until 1995 and Finland's entry to the EU, the government had a large say in what beers a brewery made. Since then, Koff has enjoyed its freedom to brew by creating one-off seasonals. These are brewed as a single batch only–albeit in a huge facility.
"In Finland, there are two kinds of drinkers." explained head brewer Kimmo Jääskeläinen. "One is taste-testing all the time. We make our limited editions for him. The other is allowed to take one beer a week after the sauna. They must have their regular beer, which cannot change."
During my visit, the seasonal was a strong, bottom-fermented Easter beer, Pääsiäisolut. Jääskeläinen was inspired on his last trip to Denver as a GABF judge by the range of chocolate beers. The Pääsiäisolut was remarkably chocolatey, like a liquid Cadbury's cream egg, but Jääskeläinen was cryptic about whether real chocolate or chocolate malt was responsible.
"In our seasonals, we are trying not to be orthodox. We'll try an English beer with Cascade hops. There is no single right way to do beer. The only 'right' way to create beers is to create beers people like," he said.
The Koff specialty beers are hard or impossible to find in the United States, and will only ever have a tiny share of the market at home in Finland. But the blissful fact is that, among the good beer bars in Finland, there are places where you can walk in and order a Koff porter on draft.
The Craft Beer Activists
In the early 1990s, liberalization of the alcohol laws in Finland was still five years away. Brewpubs were illegal. The Alko stores–the state liquor retail stores–were an obstacle to interesting imports. The big three produced light lagers. Finnish homebrewing of sahti seemed to offer no inspiration for innovation.
Against this backdrop, in 1990, frustrated beer lovers looked to England for a model of beer activism, and founded the Finnish Society for Traditional Beers–POS (Perinteisen Oluen Seura)–a CAMRA style organization. For many specialty beer drinkers in Finland today, CAMRA is the group to emulate, and English real ales are one of the highest forms of the brewer's art.
Legislation in 1995 allowed brewpubs to operate, and the range of imported beers improved. In 2000, POS published a Good Pub Guide to Finland (in Finnish and English), which covers about 100 pubs all over the country that provide or brew a variety of beers and what the society terms "beer credibility"–an understanding of how to run a good pub, care for and serve beer, and provide hospitable surroundings.
There are still regulatory hiccoughs that restrict access to good beer, but some may, perversely, have helped build a rich pub and cafe culture. Beers weaker than 4.7% alcohol can be sold in regular retail stores, but stronger beers can only be sold in the Alko stores or in pubs or restaurants with appropriate licenses. Since it can be tricky to get a beer accepted by the Alko bureaucracy, the greatest variety of domestic and imported beers is found in the good beer pubs and cafes, not in the government stores.
Juha Lehto has been a pioneer in both importing fine beer, and building a distinctive empire of original bars in Helsinki that have inspired others (see sidebar). He is also the founder of the Leading Beer Bars Association, established over six years ago. To be a member, a bar must meet exacting requirements for beer choice, beer condition, serving standards and staff education.
For its 23 members, the Association arranges for a draft beer of the month, not previously available in Finland. For that month, the beer is only available in member bars; thereafter, some become more widely available in the country. Last year, Brooklyn Brewing Co. and Anchor beers were both featured.
The Passions Come Together
All these beer passions–the support for indigenous beer, the enthusiasm for large breweries that continue to produce specialty beer, and the consumer movement that is pushing for greater choice and quality in Finnish beer–come together at the Helsinki Beer Festival, held each spring.
The Helsinki Beer Festival, now in its fifth year, was founded by drinks and food writer Mikko Montonen, and beer promoter Markku Korhonen. The festival is part industry event, part public event, with bands playing at night, including, in 2001, Finland's best known band, Ultra Bra who closed the festival on the final night. This is a festival where the music is worth the price of admission.
It is held at the Cable Factory (Kappelitehdas) in Ruoholahti, a former Nokia site turned into a cultural and arts complex. In the tall, narrow Sea Cable Hall where the Nokia company operated in its pre-cell phone days, the massive spools of underwater cable are long gone, replaced by miniature beer cafes for the festival. The lighting is low and the atmosphere is much more like a city park in the evening than the conference-hall setting of many American fests. Drinkers stroll from cafe to cafe, stopping to sit and enjoy one of the 300 beers on offer–including many of Finland's over 30 plus micros and brewpubs.
Each year, the festival has a theme. Last year, Montonen introduced a Finnish audience to American craft beers. "This year the special theme will be organic beers," he writes. "We expect to find a nice selection, especially from the U.K., Germany, and Belgium–hopefully Finnish micros as well."
The Festival dates are April 25 to 27, 2002, once again at the Cable Factory.
If you decide to attend, you are lucky that you only need a couple additional words you haven't already picked up in this article: olut means beer, and kippis means cheers.
Discover some brewing gems in the far north. Kippis!
Julie Johnson
Julie Johnson is the technical editor of All About Beer Magazine.
Where can I buy Finnish beer (not Sinebrychoff's Porter) on the east coast of USA?
I am dying to try Sahti, but I live in California. Is anyone aware of bottle trading between Finland and the US? We have beautiful unique beers here too that I'm sure Finns would love to try.
Yes, Finland was the second to grant women the right to vote, BUT, Finland was the first country in the world to grant full suffrage. That is, since 1909 women have been a strong force in the Finnish Parliament and, moreover ministers from the very start.


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I hope someone can help me understand how "ankle tipping" can be done properly.
Ankles are wrapped around with hard shell of ski boots. So, I am not sure if you can actually physically tip your ankle inside stiff ski boot. Ski boots covers up pretty close to our knees, so any movement from ankle up to knee is basically linear, i.e., no or almost no lateral movement at least up to knee. Also. knees do not allow too much lateral movements.
If there were no boot around ankle, I understand that tipping of ankle would be more visible triggering movement of knee and rest of the upper body. But, with ankle wrapped around and fixed with boot, would trying to tip ankle be basically the same thing to tipping knee as far as feet are close/touched together?
By the way, PTMS definitely changed the way I ski. I can see that more active inside foot movement (tipping to the little toe edge) and more passive outside foot are the key to advanced level skiing. While I focus on tipping inside foot/ankle when turning, I don't feel I am continuously tipping enough throughout turn. I feel that I tip initially earlier in the turn, but at some point tipping stops or doesn't tip as much as it should. But focusing more on my knee instead seems to allow me to tip continuously and to have much tighter turns if needed.
I don't mean to cut corners, but would like have thoughts on this from anyone who understand what I am wondering about.
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I like this story because it is about a birthday and I really like birthdays, especially parties. I like the part when all the animals gather together to find what to give the mother.The hug was a good present. I like hugs too.
I recommend this book to kids all around the country and around the world because it's fun to read. People that like animals will like to read this book.


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It's been a long time ago, when I have an ability to write regularly, in a good arrangement.
I feel so lost in a "writing" pleasure and it's so wrong when I have to write my thesis in this semester.
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The four official colors of the University of Maryland are drawn from the striking and distinctive Maryland state flag. The red, white, black, and gold represent the shield in the coat of arms of George Calvert, first Lord Baltimore and original colonial proprietor of Maryland. The shield features alternating quadrants of yellow and black colors from his paternal family, the Calverts, together with the red and white colors of his maternal family, the Crosslands. The Maryland General Assembly adopted a banner of this design as the state flag in 1904.
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Co-lead designer Tom Chilton and producer J. Allen Brack gave an interview about what goes into the design for Wrath of the Lich King. One interesting thing they started talking about was the new phasing technology they're using - which is giving the world a less stationary feel. If you're a lucky beta tester who has played through the Death Knight starting area, you know what I'm talking about.
Eurogamer: Is that less static world something we're going to see more of in the game proper?
J. Allen Brack: Yes, we actually have used it in several places in Northrend, what we call the phasing technology. There's quests that you do when you arrive at a town that's overrun by Scourge, it's like a "Choplifter" quest, you have to fly in and rescue villagers. As you bring them back to your quest hub, those villagers are there permanently for you, whereas if somebody who hasn't done the quest shows up, they don't see them.
For the rest of the interview, please check here.
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Rear Adm. Christopher Murray is a native of Springfield, Virginia. He graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 1982 and a Master of Science in Business Administration in 1983. He was commissioned after completion of Aviation Officer Candidate School in October 1984, designated a naval flight officer at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida, in December 1985 and completed training in the F-14A at Fighter Squadron (VF) 124 in October 1986.
At sea, Murray served in several F-14 VF squadrons including tours with the Wolfpack of VF-1, the Gunfighters of VF-124 as an instructor, Sundowners of VF-111 as training officer; and a department head with the Tophatters of VF-14.
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His awards include the Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, seven Battle Efficiency awards and various other personal achievement and service awards. He considers those awards earned throughout his career associated with unit performance to be most satisfying and representative of naval service.


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Our house is a way over there in the distance. In the gently hilly background is Harting Down set in the middle of the 100 or so miles long track known as The South Downs Way. A basic tarmacadam track lined with hazel trees and wild garlic takes you to our front door and the big house as we call it further down the hill along what is known as The Borders Path and then it's just forest and wonderful walks. We used to get deer poachers sometimes at night but not for a long time now. Instead we are plagued once or perhaps twice a year by Raves kicking off in the woods..the thump thump of the music they generate keeps us awake all night ..but it doesn't happen often...
Fields of golden barley waiting to be cut.
We took the dogs out this morning for a walk in the woods...it was sheer magic. The only sound, the wind in the tree tops and birdsong. It's still July but we had a massive rain storm yesterday so for the first time in ages we put our coats on.
So tranquil and pretty. How lucky we are to have such treasure on our doorstep.
Moss growing on the tree trunks.
I should have turned the flash off as it makes it look rather disco.
Suddenly a Buddleia tree or Butterfly Bush in full flower. Not a normal woodland plant although our garden is full of them and they do tend to grown like weeds so maybe I'm mistaken. So many butterflies dipped and dived around us as we walked.
Clouds of red admiral butterflies flit from bloom to bloom although my camera
doesn't seem to have caught any.
Wild flowers and dripping trees everywhere. The dogs have all scooted off into the long grass and up the steep hill to the right. More often than not we see deer galloping through here.
I stop and stand just marvelling at how beautiful it all is.
How lovely...wild raspberries grow along the path.
Earlier in the year these Lords and Ladies berries..poisonous of course look very different! They look rather like slender pale green ladies dressed for a day at the races in huge elegant hats that could have been designed for My Fair Lady .The plant's fascinating shape and form has inspired a wide variety of names:
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- Soldier-in-a-sentry-box
- Bloody man's finger
- 'Kitty-come-down-the-lane-jump-up-and-kiss-me' (an old Kentish name).
The Hemp Agrimony, Eupatorium Cannabinum, belongs to the great Composite order of plants. It is a very handsome, tall-growing perennial, common on the banks of rivers, sides of ditches, at the base of cliffs on the seashore, and in other damp places in most parts of Britain, and throughout Europe.Although oddly it's not really damp where this grows and seems to be thriving..my own garden is full of it.
A sadly out of focus Large Cabbage White probably flown in from snacking on
local brassica crops for the cows.
Here enjoying a sip at a thistle flower.
Pretty Spotted St John's Wort with it's many medicinal uses grows in patches of sunlight.
Not sure what this pretty little one is called.
An architectural fern under the shade of the trees.
Seed pods getting ready to pop.
|Russian comfrey. This used to be used in ancient days to help mend broken bones.
.also called Knit Bone.
More comfrey.
I wonder if this is a kind of hop..it twirls and twists its tendrils all through the undergrowth.
Rose Bay Willow Herb and my dear old friend the Nettle.
Perennial sweet peas..wild and tangled and sadly without a scent.
Honesty seed pods before they turn silver..asking to be Christmas decorations.
I'm useless at taking selfies..my daughters say to hold the camera so it's slightly looking down on you but I can never get it right...hey ho!!
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I follow many blogs -- many, many blogs! Some are teaching blogs - middle school teachers and elementary school teachers sharing ideas and printables. Others are weight loss blogs that share their stories and recipes. Yesterday I did a "Linky Party" with a teaching blog and today is going to be a "Stop by" with one of the weight loss blogs. Here goes...
Melinda Ott at Does this Scale Make Me Look Fat (don't you love the title??) is doing her first "Stop by Saturday". She posed a question on her blog and is asking other bloggers to share their answers on their blogs. Cute idea right?
Her question - What is a food or recipe that you are loving right now?
I follow four blogs that give Weight Watchers friendly recipes and tips/tricks. (I will share those in a later post.) I get so many ideas from them that it was hard to decide which to share here. I went with one that I made for the 4th of July BBQ we had.
Jillian's Kitchen's Watermelon Cream Popsicles
|Borrowed the pic from Jillian's Kitchen
You throw the four ingredients into the blender and puree until smooth. Pour the mixture into the popsicle molds and freeze. I made them because we had a young lady who is four coming over for 4th of July and I wasn't sure she would want the fruit and yogurt parfaits that everyone else was having. As it happened, the popsicles were gone before the fruit. They were delicious, easy to make, and a perfect treat on a hot summer day. Next time I'm going to try them with strawberries. (PS - She gives the PPV for all of her recipes - this is one point for one popsicle!!! Awesome!)
Thanks Melinda for doing this fun "Stop by" and I can't wait to learn some recipes that other bloggers are loving right now. :)


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I recently trained and competed in my first ever half IRONMAN, followed shortly by my first ever full marathon. The races were both grueling in their own ways, but similar to childbirth (from what I've heard), you forget about all the pain once you see that baby, or in this case, the finish line.
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Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year and I wish you the best is 2009!!!
Whatever your plans are for this evening, please be safe :)
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Happy New Year's Eve...
Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year and I wish you the best is 2009!!!
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Monday, December 29, 2008
All I want for NEW YEAR'S ...
is my two front teeth!!! (says Tristan)
Yup, that's right, he lost the other top tooth! Woo hooo!!!
Daddy had to come to the rescue for us. I was helping him this morning with it. It was pretty loose last night and we were going to attempt to get it out but he wasn't into it, so I didn't push it, figuring it would make it through the night. Well it did but this morning he was messing with it and it started to bleed and got really loose, far past the point of no return. It was barely hanging on by a thread... but all of a sudden Tristan got really pale and sick to his stomach... he's a wimp like his mother lol. So I had him sitting/laying on my lap on the bathroom floor and I was messing with it to see if I could get it out, well I moved it in a way that hurt him which upset me, then I got sick to my stomach, thought I was going to puke and called for John.
One good strong Daddy yank and it was out!!! Thank goodness for strong Daddy hands!
Here's the toothless wonder himself!!
Excuse the goofy face.... he was being a silly toothless boy lol
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
John's Christmas Present...
Well... John is usually the "best present buyer of all time" just because he is so good at picking stuff. And he was just as good this year HOWEVER I have over taken the title for this year at least lol.
He has been wanting a big fat fancy camera for some time now but I just couldn't justify in my head spending the money that they require. The one he looked at was about $1000 or more, yeah uhhh no way Jose~!
Well I caved and got him the new Canon Rebel XS with a special monstrosity of a lens attachment. It's completely ridiculous, but he seems to really be happy, so that's all that matters. I will just stick to my little regular digital camera because I'm afraid if I attempt to use this one... I'll probably break it lol. So I'll pass, he can enjoy it all by his lonesome :) Plus I honestly do NOT see the difference in pictures from my little digital camera as opposed to this new huge expensive camera. Well he's been testing the setting and all the wonderful things this camera has to offer and so the boys, animals and I have been subject to his spur of the moment shots. Now I'm sure I'll get the comments now about how the camera takes much better pics and all, so I'll just say ok :) lol
I'll share the pics I have of him opening it (with his perma-grin) and then some of the pics that he has snapped with his new camera.
Love you babe, enjoy your camera, you deserve it!!
And here are some pics from his new camera.........
Now I do have to say with this one of the bubbles, its awesome, those bubbles move insane fast in our fishtank and he was able to catch them in a stand still moment with the camera, now THAT is amazing!
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Friday, December 26, 2008
2008 Christmas Dinner
Well John and I decided to go to a friends house. I am embarrassed to say I didn't cook Christmas Dinner this year lol. And we actually didn't even have turkey. We went to Jeanette and Russ's house and they cooked an amazing beef brisket, YUM!!
There was our family, Jeanette's family, Brenda's family, and then I think 6 airmen. It was so much fun. It was a Rockband/Christmas Dinner! There were 6 kids total ranging from 2-6 and they seemed to have a great time too.
It was a night full of silliness and it was great!
Here are some pics from our night.
Just a plain ol' pic of Me and John
This is our cook, Jeanette...isn't she fabulous?
Some pics of everyone playing and singing to the Rockband game
Ok now here the silliness starts.... our attempts at getting "nice" pics in the kitchen area where it's well lit...
Me and John (him showing me his "seefood") GROSS
Me and Brenda (GET IN MY BELLY! LOL, OUR TUMMIES ARE FULL FROM FOOD)
Still trying to get a good pic
Ok here we go, nice pics of she and I
Me and Jeanette
My lovely Christmas present necklace from Brenda :) She made it at work with dental floss and toys lol
Brendas son Isaiah taking pics (he only 2)
John enjoying his Bourban cake lol (adults only cake)
And finally...... Santa made an appearance and Jesse was telling him what he wants for Christmas next year
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
The Rose...
The Red Rose
The red rose stands for love, plain and simple. Not just ordinary love, but romantic love. Red roses are given to your own very special lady to symbolize your undying love for her.
The ever lasting love represented by red roses.
I love you too John........ thank you :) You always make me feel so special!
Posted by Erin at 9:02 AM 1 comments
Sunday, December 21, 2008
John's Work Xmas Party...
John's Xmas Party for his shop was last night. They held it at the Sheraton and it was beautiful! One of my girlfriends came over to watch the boys and it was fun for just John and I to get out together. They had awesome food there, I could've gone back for a few helpings but resisted ha ha!
They also had a musical chair scavenger hunt. For those who don't know what this is, its insane! For last night they had either one or two pair of dice on a table, and for whoever's chair it was sitting in front of, THAT was the person who had to go up and be the "player" for the table. Well of course with my luck, it was my seat. Well anyone who really knows me knows that this is something I would definitely NOT do. So one of the guys went up and did it. I am SO not an aggresive person and would SUCK at such a game. So anyway... there were a ton of people up there and they put 1 or 2 less chairs. So they call out an item, i.e. red lipstick, and they object is to get that item and get back to a chair. Now preferably your table will have the items......but that usually doesnt happen lol. So most times everyone who has the item will hold it out and people just grab it and run whether they know them or not. We got close to winning, I think our guy got down to the last 3 or 4 people. It was alot of fun.
Here are some pics from the night.... excuse my jacked up hair, I was having a BAD hair day lol. But John looks insanely handsome!!
On the way home (yes we were driving, I just told John the second to look)
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Friday, December 19, 2008
Oh my heavens!
It's been one hell of a week!
Today was filled with fevers and vomit from both little boys. So as you can imagine, I spent my day doing laundry loads and making toast. They are feeling a bit better now, and hopefully it'll keep going in that direction. I don't think it could've gotten much worse for them today, knock on wood! They were in rough shape this morning, poor babies!!
I spend yesterday at Tristan's school for their Class Christmas Party. Jacob came along too. It was alot of fun! It was a PJ Party so we all dressed in PJ's and watched a movie and ate lots of yummy treats.
John and I went over to our friends house to have a BBQ one night. There's just been tons of stuff going on lately.
Anyway here are some pics of our life lately. Hope everyone is doing well!!
Jesse's special picture of the beer bottle
The guys being a bit tipsy and silly
Brenda serenading a couple of the kids lol
John and Jeanette wishing we would quit screwing around and play the darn card game ha ha ha
Me and Brenda
Tristan's school Xmas Party
Jacob and Lariah (his "girlfriend") she is the sister of a girl in Tristan's class. She and Jacob will be in Kindie together next year :)
Jacob taking pics of himself with my camera lol (he's so silly)
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
This is me and Johns Christmas present to eachother. We need them.....ours have been slowly threatening to make a grand exit soon!
So I caved and we went and bought new ones.
Here are the ones that will be delivered the day after Christmas (hopefully)!!
the red ones :)
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Jacob's Big Performance...
Ok, well I posted Jacob's dance performance at the school for the parents. This past Saturday he had the big performance at one of the school auditoriums in town. It was PACKED!!!! Seemed like every seat was taken and there were people standing too so they definitely had a ton of people to dance for. I was nervous as to whether he would do it for such a packed place. But he did. Was super cute!!
Here is the video (its the same dance as before just more kids) and some pics underneath.
And sorry the video is shakey... but being the wimpy Momma that I am was crying through most of the dance so I'm trying to wipe my face and video lol.
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In Brian Selznick's Caldecott Medal–winning novel, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, protagonist Hugo muses, "Machines never have any extra parts. They have the exact number and type of parts they need. So I figure if the entire world is a big machine, I have to be here for some reason. And that means you have to be here for some reason, too." Director Martin Scorsese's film treatment, Hugo (Paramount, November 2011; PG), evinces this philosophy from its opening sequence, in which a complicated clockwork system turns into an equally bright and busy time-lapse shot of nighttime Paris.
As in the novel, we're introduced to orphan Hugo in 1931 Paris as he's caught stealing mechanical toy parts from a train station's toy shop. The owner puts him to work to atone for his theft and to earn back a notebook full of diagrams that the toy seller confiscated. A series of flashbacks reveal how Hugo came to live in the train station, as well as why he needs the diagrams and materials: before Hugo's father died, they were restoring a damaged automaton together, and Hugo feels compelled to complete the repairs. The toy seller's goddaughter, Isabelle, is at first suspicious of Hugo, but, intrigued, invites herself into his quest to fix the automaton. The two uncover the surprising connections among Isabelle's Papa Georges, the automaton, and early cinema.
Scorsese (and his vast, experienced crew*) deftly translate Selznick's illustration-dependent narrative to the screen. By using the novel's illustrations as a storyboard, Scorsese gives our journey through the tale plenty of familiar visual landmarks. The film is faithful to both Selznick's original characters and to the historical people and places appearing alongside them. Extended sequences without dialogue correspond to Selznick's wordless spreads, allowing the images breathing room and demanding movie-goers' close attention.
I opted not to see Hugo in 3-D, but even in two dimensions the film's atmosphere is almost tangible and highly sensory. Hugo's hidden refuge is a steamy warren of narrow tunnels, coal chutes, and ladders inside the walls of the train station. In the station proper, a hectic tide of travelers and a more leisurely regular crew of musicians, food vendors, and flower sellers lend a carnival-like quality. As appropriate for a story concerned with photography and film, expert use of light and shadow amplifies tension and emotion.
Stakes are considerably higher here than in the novel. Some high-drama additions to the story line, such as Hugo's prolonged nightmare sequence and his death-defying dangle from a clock tower, seem to be included merely to showcase the potential of 3-D effects.
Perhaps the greatest pleasure of Hugo is seeing Georges Méliès in action, from his early career as a stage magician to a moviemaker who creates elaborate fantasy films. We're invited into Méliès's all-glass filming studio, brimming with magic and mystery even as the secrets behind the illusions (e.g., filming through an aquarium for underwater scenes, cutting film to make objects appear and disappear suddenly) are revealed. While Selznick includes iconic stills from Méliès's films in the novel's visual narrative, Scorsese is able to integrate the films themselves in all their hand-tinted glory — most notably A Trip to the Moon (1902).
Along with Méliès's movies, we get the opportunity to experience other milestones in cinema history, such as The Arrival of a Train at Ciotat (1895), the first motion picture, and Safety Last, which Hugo sees with his father (and to which Scorsese alludes in the nail-biting clock tower scene).
Thirteen-year-old stars Asa Butterfield and Chloë Moretz, both already accomplished actors, ably embody protagonist Hugo and precocious sidekick Isabelle. Butterfield is expressive, by turns determined and tentative. Ben Kingsley is resplendent in his portrayal of magician-turned-moviemaker Méliès, striking a perfect balance of gruffness and grandfatherliness. Helen McCrory as his wife/star actress/business partner Jeanne convincingly sheds her anxious exterior to recapture the grace and confidence of her youth.
Sacha Baron Cohen's Station Inspector Gustave is a much more prominent figure than his nameless counterpart in the novel. He appears a straightforward villain at first, and a rather bumbling one at that. Gustave seems — especially during long, slapsticky chase scenes as he pursues Hugo — like an extra cog in an otherwise elegant mechanism. But as information about his past and personality come to light, Gustave develops into a somewhat more dynamic, even sympathetic character.
The ensemble cast is replete with distinguished British character actors. Richard Griffiths and Frances de la Tour, both Harry Potter franchise veterans, depict an elderly couple's blossoming romance. Jude Law's appearance as Hugo's father is brief but full of warmth, and Christopher Lee as Monsieur Labisse is a helpful (if a bit curmudgeonly) bookseller whom Isabelle has befriended. One of the cast's few American actors, Michael Stuhlbard, portrays the charmingly oddball film historian Rene Tabard. And while not a cast member per se, the automaton (in fact fifteen automatons with subtly different expressions and functions*) lends an impressive, enigmatic presence.
With its cinema-centric storyline and highly visual format, The Invention of Hugo Cabret is ideal source material for film adaptation. Scorsese's many astute directorial choices establish Hugo as a worthy — at times, magical — companion to Selznick's novel.
*For contextual information on Méliès and early cinema, special effects secrets, behind-the-scenes pictures, and cast and crew bios, read Brian Selznick's Hugo Movie Companion: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at How a Beloved Book Became a Major Motion Picture. Selznick covers the development of the adaptation from page to screen in roughly chronological order, with plenty of trivia tidbits along the way. A fun extra: Selznick's account of filming his cameo for the final party scene.


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