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If you listened to the pod this week, you'll know that I was worried about this week. A full week without my wife, Chelsea. I was also without two other support systems, my sisters-in-law, Amy and Courtney. Well the boys hunkered down here on the block and took on this challenge head on. With the ladies returning from the cruise tomorrow, here's how the week shook out.
Chelsea woke up at the butt-crack of dawn. Disoriented, I gave her a big hug and kiss, told her to have fun and sent her on her way. My niece, Annie, was dropped off on my couch around 7am. I was in charge of taking her and Vera to school today. Kam and Sawyer woke up around 7:30am and the fun began. After changing two catastrophically poopy diapers, I got the big girls dressed. We all packed into the Buick and off to "school" we went at 9am. It's a church school that they go to on Monday and Wednesday, and these girls need some of that Jesus in their life sometimes. I now had until 2pm with just the babies to get some stuff done around the house. After laying the nuggets down around 11am, it's cleaning time. It's pretty incredible how dirty my house can get in one day. Dishes, laundry, sweeping, making beds… the week was off to a good start. Babies woke up at 1pm and it's time to start getting ready to retrieve the girls from school. I picked them up at 2pm and Annie was here the rest of the night. Surprisingly, I only had to put them in time-out one time for arguing. Nothing monumental happened that afternoon. After getting the babies down for bed at 6pm, I invited the boys over for cards and wings. Great idea. Joe, Trevor and Chef came over and we played Euchre for about three hours, killing a box of wine in the meantime. Monday, complete.
A much anticipated day as we were able to land some glass seats at the Nashville Predators hockey game later today. Vera and Annie refused to wake up because of how late they stayed up the previous night. So after pulling the sheets off the bed, they reluctantly got ready for dance. The babysitter picked them up at 9:30am and again I had a few hours for house maintenance before they would return at 1pm. The rest of the day went off without a hitch, as I patiently awaited our babysitter to arrive at 4:30pm so I could go party at Bridgestone Arena. A couple of quick drinks at Chef's house before the Uber arrived and we were off. It was Chef's Dad's birthday that night and we were surprising him with tickets. He found out early we were going to the hockey game, but he didn't know we had access to the Lexus Lounge (all you can eat food and drinks) and that we were sitting on the glass.
These seats were unreal and so was the game. It was a blow out for the home team as they dominated the defending Stanley Cup Champs from start to finish. We also ran into my buddy Thomas at the game…
At one point in the game, we actually played cards on the boards. During the second period, we saw it all. We had a fight and one of the best goals I've ever witnessed.
In that same period there was a hat trick in which I lost one of my favorite Western Michigan hats. Totally worth it. It was an epic night, one I will not soon forget.
Repeat morning from Monday. Dragging the big girls out of bed, and off to school. Before I even got home, though, Trevor texted me and told me that Geek Squad would be there at 9:15am to fix his internet. I quickly put the babies to bed and headed over to his house to let the Geek inside. I had cameras on the babies so I could keep an eye on them the whole time- don't call CPS. Meanwhile, I had to call AT&T (not a sponsor) and figure out why my bill was almost $300 this month. As I was on the phone with them, the furniture people arrived at Trevor's house delivering three couches. It was mass chaos for about 20 minutes. Geek Squad, customer service call and furniture delivery all happening at the same time. Luckily, Trevor returned around 10:15am and I was able to retreat home to finish my hour long conversation with my friends at AT&T. The afternoon was again, uneventful but Vera wanted to stay the night at Annie's house. So around 7pm I walked her over for the night. When we got there, we met James Slater, one of the coolest dudes I've ever hung out with. He's a Nashville songwriter/artist and you may recognize a song he wrote for Martina McBride and performed for Vera and Scarlett that night:
It was time for Annie and Vera to separate from their four day long vacation with each other. I decided that I would spend this entire day with just my kids. Kam decided that he was going to make my life difficult and proceeded to cry for 90% of the day. I tried everything folks; food, drinks, medicine, asking him nicely to stop- none of it worked. During his spell, we made a trip to Target. I thought black-out curtains in his room would help him nap better that afternoon. I also went ahead and got some food for the rest of the week and before I knew it, I was dropping $215 dollars at the retail trap that is Target. It's impossible not to spend money there. Kam never stopped, though. No afternoon nap. No happiness when we were eating. Didn't want to play with me. He was just plain mad. 6pm couldn't come quick enough. But wait, there's more: one last tantrum before sleepy time. Kam and Sawyer both need their "loveys" in order for them to enter any type of slumber. She has a bunny and he has a duck. This would, of course, be the night that ducky was no where to be found. I put him in bed with milk at 6pm. I found ducky at 6:45pm buried in a pile of toys in the play room. The kid was screaming the whole time, but there was nothing I could do until I found ducky! After they finally went to sleep, Chef and I sat down with his dad to interview him for the podcast this week. We shared a couple drinks and had an awesome conversation. Can't wait for you guys to hear it!
So that brings us to today. We are about 24 hours away from my partner's return. But who's counting, right? Today I have feverishly been cleaning the entire house in and attempt to convince Chelsea that it's been looking like a 5-star hotel since she left. We are talking mopping, loads and loads of laundry, vacuuming, spot cleaning, the works! This video pretty much sums up my day:
It's been a crazy week but it's also been a fun week. Having three or four kids under my watch all week has been exhausting but this is what I signed up for. I often tell people that I'm lucky to do what I do. Someday I'll be the grumpy old PE teacher at some local Middle School and I'll never be able to go back and capture these moments. The sleepovers, the games, the running around the house like crazy people… it's not going to last forever. It's been a great week, but I'm ready to have my wife back!


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Languages spoken: English
Height/weight: 5'11" / 139 lbs.
Education: High School
Current sports played: Racing (previously played high school football)
Hobbies: Time-lapse photography, scuba diving, automotive performance upgrades, motorsports and Instagram photos
Racing goal: To race professionally
Racing hero: Lewis Hamilton
My fitness routine includes: Cardio and increasing muscle mass
Any pre-race rituals or superstitions: Always dress left arm/leg etc. first and enter the car from the left side
The one talent I wish I had: To be able to sing
An interesting note about me: I'm really interested in time-lapse photography

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Dinas lies on the rugged North Pembrokeshire coast and is conveniently located between the towns of Newport and Fishguard. Dinas Head was once an island and since the Ice Age has become a prominent headland projecting out into Cardigan Bay. This stretch of the Coastal Path is particularly popular with hikers and has on several occasions been nominated by the prestigious Automobile Association of Great Britain (the AA) as their recommended 'Walk of the Year'. Dinas has three popular beaches, Pwllgwaelod and Cwm-yr-Eglwys, which form the start and finish of the Dinas Head walk, and Aberbach Bay which is a secluded cove that cannot be reached by car and is consequently delightfully unspoilt and quiet. All three beaches are within easy walking distance of Tabor House, with Aberbach being just a few minutes away.
Tabor House is found in a peaceful location on the edge of the village, but within easy walking distance of the Kiel House convenience store, the Post Office/Petrol Station, the Ship Aground and Freemasons Arms public houses, and the Fish & Chip shop. The bus stop is just 50 metres from Tabor House with hourly services to Newport, Cardigan, and Fishguard, and from here you can also pick up the Poppit Rocket (hikers bus) which serves the coastal path and local beaches. The public Tennis Court is just 200 metres walk from the house.
Newport is a very popular coastal town steeped in history. Its Norman church and castle look down towards the Parrog where Newport Boat Club oversees the picturesque harbour and estuary. On the other side of the estuary lies Newport's long sandy beach and protective dunes, ever popular with holiday makers, wind surfers, and more recently kite-boarders. Behind the dunes lies Newport Golf Club, a popular 18 hole links course, with spectacular views across Newport Bay and back to Carningli mountain. There are several popular pubs and some excellent restaurants in Newport. For more information on Newport check out their website at
Fishguard is best known as the site of the last invasion of Britain (by the French in 1797). The invaders were repelled by locals and the surrender was signed at the Royal Oak Public House in the town centre. The 200th Anniversary of the event was commemorated with the very fine Last Invasion Tapestry which can be seen in the Town Hall. At the turn of the 20th Century, Goodwick, the part of town that overlooks the main harbour, was developed in support of Trans-Atlantic liner traffic. The large breakwater was constructed and the famous Cunard liners, including the Mauretania and Lusitania, offloaded their passengers and cargo at the new port. On the other side of the main town lies Lower Town with it's much smaller but very picturesque harbour now filled with fishing boats and leisure craft. This harbour was the location for the 1972 film of the Dylan Thomas play 'Under Milkwood', starring Richard Burton. It was also used in 1955 for some of the scenes in the film 'Moby Dick'. Historic photographs of these events can be seen in 'The Ship' pub. For more information on Fishguard check out their website at
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Simple healthy changes you should make to your everyday.
In an all too consuming economy of do this and do that to be healthy. There has to be a few simple things you can do to feel better and look better. Bottom line we really want to feel better, to stress less and enjoy more.
In order to help you feel better in your everyday and to help you stress less we did the research and found 7 actionable steps or activities that will help you feel fabulous and change your overall health.
1. Get out and be active.
I'm not saying go join the football team or run track. Get out and add a few more steps to your day. With today's technology we do a lot more sitting than our Grandparents did.
Work toward getting in your 10,000 steps. Take the stairs, park further from the store entrance, take the kids for a walk around the park.
Make a goal to add more steps to your day. You can keep track of your steps with this cute bracelet by Letscom Fitness.
2. Drink more water.
I know we have all heard it before, but you know what it's true. Your body needs water to do it's job and to work more efficiently. And all you have to do is add in a few more glasses of water a day.
Drinking more water will help your body flush out all the bad stuff and the wonders it does for your skin.
Now if you are one of those people like me who forgets to drink more water you can invest in one of these to help you remember.
3. Take time away from the screen.
I read a post the other day about how as parents we sit down on the couch after putting the kids to bed with the intent to spend time with our spouse but instead we are surfing the web or checking our socials on our cellphones.
As a blogger I could spend all day on my laptop, but it isn't good for me, my family or my health. Take some down time. Turn it off. Spend time with your family or spend time doing what you love.
Take a walk, read a book, get out and enjoy life.
4. Get some rest.
Do you remember the days when you could run on 4 hours of sleep and still get everything done? Add in a few kids and 4 hours isn't enough. The average adult needs 7-8 hours of sleep a night.
Your body needs time to recover and heal itself, it needs the downtime.
5. Try yoga.
Do you have trouble sleeping? Does your back ache? Try yoga. Yoga is amazing for your body and there are various types to suit your needs.
If you are looking to relax and unwind or strengthen your muscles there is a yoga for you.
6. Be grateful.
Gratitude is being thankful for what you have. Cherishing the small moments. Be thankful for the roof over your head, the food in your belly and the goals you set.
Focus on being more present in your life by starting a gratitude journal.
7. Do something you love.
When we take two seconds to do something we love like cuddling with our family or taking the dog for a walk or relaxing with a cup of tea while reading a book we are giving ourselves permission to be happy.
And we should spend more of life being happy and doing what we love. Doing something you love puts a smile on your face, it grounds you. It wipes away all the stress and the frustration.
Take a few seconds and do what you love.
Do something for yourself everyday.
As Moms we take care of other people day in and day out, which can drain us. I know it drains me.
My Grandmother said something to me once, "you have to take care of you so that you can take care of the world, even if it means getting a bit more rest".
It's true! Do something for yourself everyday so that you have the strength to take care of your world, your family.
Have an amazing day,
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- We're in the castle chapel for more Handel and a slice of Bach #littleplanet #dublin
- Handel in the Freemasons Hall= awesomeness
- Dublin Sound Labs [still giggle at the name ] got our currents on the get go at delectable smock alley
- #musictown #dublin childrens musical instruments workshop kicking off!
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On our comfortable and informative drive to Brussels, we will have a photo stop at the 'Atomium' (site of the 1958 World Expo). Subsequently, we will take you on an extensive sightseeing tour and a guided walk through the old city, taking in the Grand Place and of course the 'Manneken-Pis'! This will be followed by some free time for you to explore the area yourself.
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During a nasty storm last night Acacia and Jenna and I built a shelter out of 9 bails of straw and a tarp. Sounds simple enough but do to the fact it gets dark so early and it was pouring down rain and lightening we had to build it about 15 feet off of the clearing where he comes out to eat. A place where I am sure he wouldn't feel too secure, but we couldn't go further into the woods in the dark. We will return Saturday to move the shelter deeper into the woods or try again to catch him.
Everyone is right about his association of the dart gun and me. I have worried about that since the Vet first mentioned it. The only problem is he wouldn't come out in the open for anyone other than me. I am lucky my friend Kim is brainstorming with me too and we are trying to figure something out. She also has a catch pole and had I had one that day he was sedated, I would have been able to catch him.
One of the businesses near his patch of woods where he lives is a Lowes. That is where we got the straw last night. Due to the sheer volume of 9 bails of straw we had to pile 6 up on top of the van. (To transport it across the parking lot) Take those down, drag them into the woods and go for more. We also went and got stakes for the tarp…to hold it down in the wind. This morning I had frozen pieces of straw stuck to my Van everywhere….
It was pouring so hard last night we were all drenched to our under clothes by the time we got finished. I still had on dress clothes from work and my beautiful pink sweater with the "L" on it I think has seen its last day……it's okay though. We did get the shelter built.
I moved his food bowl inside of the shelter, threw an entire bag of dog treats inside the area where he could lay down and then filled the food bowl up with dry and canned food. I stood there in the pouring down rain and called and called him, but he didn't come. I imagine he was scared of how the big contraption looked….kind of like a brown igloo. I must say the tarp covered it perfectly and I couldn't of planned it better myself.
The kids and I all held hands and prayed before we left that spot……it must of helped because when I got there this morning the food was gone. I was sorry to say I didn't find him inside, but I was happy that he was brave enough to stick his head in to eat. That is step # 1.
Last night brought a mixed bag of foul weather. First the thunderstorm while we were trying to build the shelter, then while coming home from basketball practice they interrupted the radio program to say there was a tornado warning……Sierah was riding with her friend Autumn and I called and said to get the h*ll home! Once we got everyone home we located the flashlight, lit a fire in the fireplace and some candles and got prepared for the lights to go out. Winds were gusting up to 70 MPH. Then the tornado sires went off down town. There was an eerie calm while I stood on the porch and looked for swirling black clouds…..anyone who has witnessed a tornado knows that calm before the storm. The sky was so pitch black I couldn't see a thing……I thought of Stellar. Was he in his shelter? I could only hope so.
Once the tornado warning, then tornado watch passed we realized the temperature had dropped almost 30 degrees in less than an hour. Now a different weather element moved it…….wind, high winds. It was a cold, cutting wind and it blew so hard and so long that I was up half of the night…..listening to the wind howl. It made my dogs nervous. Bear was so nervous in fact he threw up. He was wining and pacing and finally jumped up on top of me and laid down……I laid on my bed looking out the window, thinking of Stellar. I wished he was inside my house with the rest of us. Where he would be safe.
I have this fear…….a terrible fear that one day when I go to feed him, he doesn't come out of he woods, so I go into the woods looking for him. When I find him, he is curled up in a tight little ball, froze to death. That thought haunts me….I will NOT let that happen. I just wish he would cooperate. What terrible things has this dog been thru to distrust humans so?……It hurts me to even think about it.
Thinking about and caring for this dog has consumed a large part of my daily thoughts and activities…..I may need to start feeding him 3 times a day due to the colder weather…..it seems his care may consume my lunch hour too.
There is a Vet's office near by and I may be able to get someone there to help me in some way, then again…..so many people are funny. Not sure I could trust someone that they are going to show up every day when they say they are….sure maybe the first few days, but after that most people don't have staying power.
I guess the right answers will come to me in time……I just hope it is sooner rather than later.
PS….here is a link to a story about the Shelter where I got Bear, Oreo and Franny from. Please read it, this is why I adopted 3 dogs from there. If anyone reading this, lives near Indiana and would like to adopt a dog…please check into this shelter. It is so over crowded. I would be happy to help you in any way I can.


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Pues amigos! Today we're going to share a favorito back in the streets of Mexico City.
These delicioso snacks are basico y clasico in Mexico. Tlacoyo's are thick corn dough tortillas in an oval or rhomboid shape, usually filled with beans or fava beans, meat and topped with some queso! A very common dish in the central America, and often sold for breakfast.
Here's a simple vegetarian recipe to make at home.
Tlacoyos are thick corn dough tortillas in an oval or rhomboid shape, usually filled with beans, pork cracklings, or fava/broad beans. They are served topped with salsa and nopales, cheese, and cilantro.
Serves: 8
- 1kg of premium white corn dough (masa)
- 1 piece of plastic to form the tlacoyos
- 1 cup of mashed black beans
- 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil or lard
- 1 cup of green or red salsa.
- 1 cup Cotija Cheese
- ½ cup white onion finely chopped
- ½ cup of nopales
- 1 bunch of cilantro
- Knead the 1kg of premium white corn dough (masa) until soft.
- Divide into 8 pieces and cover with a wet cloth. Head a comal over medium heat.
- Grab one of the dough pieces and roll between your hands.
- Place the dough on a sheet of plastic and pat with your hands to form a thick circle.
- Spread 1 ½ tablespoons of mash beans into the center of the circle.
- Fold the circle to seal edges – forming a half moon/empanada shape.
- Hold the Tlacoyo and gently press the ends to form the pointy tips on each side.
- Plae bac on the plastic and pat with down to flatten the Tlacoyo.
- Place the Tlacoyo in the hot comal and cook each side for 2-3 minutes.
- Add oil and shallow fry for 1-2 minutes on each side.
- Top with nopales salad, salsa of your choice, cotija cheese, chopped onion and cilantro.
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The Oracle Groundbreakers program, and it's previous incarnations going back to OTN and beyond, are all about me. Yes – Me!
I wanted to do a write-up for the APEX Connect conference that happened in Bonn, Germany, a few days ago, as it was a slightly different conference than I normally go to and a slightly different experience for me.
How do you fancy going to a full-day, five stream conference, for free? With a great agenda including Pete Finnigan talking on the hot topic of GDPR; Chris Saxon, Nigel Bayliss and Grant Ronald giving us the latest low-down on optimizer, 18C database features for developers and AI powered apps? Stalwarts of the Oracle community like Robin Moffat, Zahid Anwar and Andrew Clarke giving their real-world view?
Next Tuesday (19th September) I am doing a free webinar for ProHuddle. It lasts under an hour and is an introduction to how some of the core parts of the Oracle RDBMS work, I call it "The Heart of Oracle: How the Core RDBMS Works". Yes, I try and explain all of the core Oracle RDBMS in under an hour! I'm told I just about manage it. You can see details of the event and register for it here. I've done this talk a few times at conferences now and I really like doing it, partly as it seems to go down so well and people give me good feedback about it (and occasionally bad feedback, but I'll get on to that).
I nipped out to the local supermarket this lunch time to get stuff. I use one of those self-use barcode scanners to log all the goods I put in my basket (apart from the bottle of whisky I was stealing). I then go to the payment machine, scan the "finish shopping" barcode and try to pay. I can't pay.
This week I was in an excellent presentation by Kerry Osborne about Outlines, SQL profiles, SQL patches and SQL Baselines. I've used three of those features in anger but when I looked at SQL Patches I just could not understand why you would use them – they looked to me like a very limited version of SQL Profiles.
When did you last learn something new about the tech you work with? This week? This month? This year? 2003?
{This blog is a bit of a personal story about my own recent career; how I fell off the log and managed to climb back on it – just so you know}.
Technical people tend not to enjoy Keynotes at conferences. We are allergic to content-light "there has never been a better time to invest in our products" fluffy, frou-frou, big picture talks. We want how-it-works meat on the bones of what is served up to us.
I bet I can predict a few things about you. And I mean You, the person reading this on my Blog right now.
At senior school (when you were aged between 11 and 16-ish) you were at the top of your classes. At least most of them. You were in the top few in your year for most science subjects and probably Maths too.
And you were not bad at any of your subjects once you had a choice over them, but there was at least one subject you were glad to get rid of as you were poor at it. But if you think back, I bet you were simply *almost average* at it, there were as many kids or more worse at it than you then there were better than you at it. You were just not as stand-out good as you were in other subjects. Come on, I'm right aren't I? Even your poor subjects you were OK at compared to all the other kids.


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THOMAS GRAVESEN has told Everton he will not sign a new contract until he sees investment being made to improve the squad.
The Danish international, (right), has been offered a new two-year deal with a third year option, but he has become increasingly concerned by the club's dramatic loss of form this season.
Saturday's 5-1 defeat by Manchester City left the Blues 17th in the final league table with just 39 points from 38 matches.
Now Gravesen, who will be playing for Denmark at Euro 2004, wants reassurances there will be improvements made to the squad.
Manager David Moyes can understand the player's frustration, saying: "Tommy has told me he will sign for Everton, but he wants to see that he will be involved in a squad capable of challenging for Europe.
"I support him in a lot of ways and will be trying to make signings that will help convince Tommy to stay.
"I'm intent on making changes and I certainly won't be accepting what was given by the players over the weekend. I wasn't even happy finishing seventh last year.
"This club should be challenging for Europe and involved in Europe. Maybe the players were happy to settle for seventh and are happy we have maintained our Premiership status this year, but I am far from content."
Moyes has confirmed that the Blues will not be taking up the option to sign Francis Jeffers permanently now his season-long loan from Arsenal has come to an end.
He joins Scot Gemmill, Paul Gerrard, Steve Simonsen, Michael Symes and Alan and Brian Moogan who have all been released by the Blues.
However, former England Under- 21 international Peter Clarke may not have played his last game for the club after being offered a new one-year deal.
The manager was sickened by Saturday's defeat. He added: "If we are looking for positives then it was there for all to see - there has to be changes."


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NEW ORLEANS — A person familiar with the situation says veteran running back Shane Vereen has agreed to join the New Orleans Saints in a move that could help the club respond to Mark Ingram's early season suspension.
The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity on Wednesday because the roster move has not been announced.
Vereen has served as a runner and receiver with New England and the New York Giants during his seven NFL seasons.
He gained 838 yards from scrimmage and scored five touchdowns for the Patriots' 2014 squad that won the Super Bowl.
Last season with the Giants, he rushed for 164 yards and caught 44 passes for 253 yards.
Ingram, who was New Orleans' leading rusher last season, has been suspended four games for use of a banned substance.
The Saints also signed veteran running back Terrance West this summer.


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Removing the Tendency to Self-Sabotage
Most of us are guilty of self-sabotaging behavior at one time or another. It's human nature to try to protect the position we're in from the unknown. Whether we're waiting for feedback on our writing or a proposal, a new job or client, or even a budding friendship or romance, we often find ourselves self-sabotaging without even realizing it.
Too often, we try to fend off disappointment by convincing ourselves beforehand that we're somehow unworthy, under-qualified, unlovable, or harboring other such mucky, ugly-feeling thoughts. To that I say, in the immortal words of Tim Conway: "STOP THAT!"
You are worthy. You are lovable. You are qualified. You are perfect just the way you are. The fact that something you're waiting for either doesn't come through, or is delayed has nothing to do with you! There are a million and seven reasons why you don't get picked, or in all too many cases, wait longer than you anticipated. Shake it off. Go for a walk. Clean the house. Go to the gym. Immerse yourself in something you love. Do whatever it takes to shove those negative thoughts back into the void where they came from, and out of your head.
Learning to Expand Our Own Reality
I'm not telling you to fill your head with fairy tales and nothing but happily-ever-afters (though doing so without getting too deep into the hows, whens, whys, and wherefores isn't a bad thing either). I'm saying every time one of those negative thoughts starts to creep in, you fill the spot it's trying to occupy with something better, something that will lift you up rather than dragging you down. If you can't find anything yourself, call one of your favorite cheerleaders. Even hermits like me have more than we realize!
By now you may be wondering why this topic came to the top of my list of blog ideas. Like you, I have my moments when that scared little girl who lives deep inside wants to ensure she's not disappointed yet again if the Universe decides not to grant her dearest wish. That's when I grab the jaded, world-weary adult by the throat and say "Really? Are you going to let her get away with this? After all the times our disappointments turned into triumphs? When every disappointment turned out to be a blessing in disguise? When you know full well passion and positivity bring what we want and need every…single…time???"
My inner adult spends a lot of time daydreaming and doing her best to live in the moment, but there are times she's hopelessly out to lunch and lets the child within take the wheel for a little too long. The adult has learned that though life may not always seem fair, things always turn out the way they're supposed to, and get there more quickly if we don't turn into a whiny 5-year-old while we're waiting for most of the ducks to stop wandering around aimlessly and line up in at least a semblance of a straight line. (I have learned to never expect perfection before I move forward. I'd still be sitting on my arse doing nothing, and would certainly not have 5 books in various stages of publication readiness if I didn't move until everything was perfectly aligned.)
Let's Get Physical
The best way to get the adult's attention these days is to do something physical: lace up my sneakers and hit the gym, clean the house (an adventure in itself when my ADD joins the mix), rake leaves. Anything to get my mind out of my head and into my body for a while. Focusing on something physical still allows my mind to wander, but now it's not wallowing, or fretting, or expecting the worst. Instead, it's seeing something accomplished or, as it did today, finding I needed to sit and write some thoughts that came up when Nelly Negative stopped getting her way.
Coming up with a blog topic is a win all across the board for me, since I've committed to a completely manageable two posts per week. So far, I've managed to write and pre-schedule posts about 5 times out of 8 as a result of my mental re-directions. Invariably. changing the direction my thoughts want to take brings up a talking/writing point. I get the first few paragraphs written (or the first 1000 words or so), then get back to whatever I was doing that took me out of the "woe is me" mindset.
Don't Let the Prospect of Change Dull Your Sparkle
As I've mentioned an a few other occasions, change is scary, and our inner child will fight tooth and nail to maintain the status quo unless we assure her the change will bring some new adventure which, while exciting and a bit scary, will be the most fun ever. Of course, if we want to convince said child, we must first believe it ourselves, and not allow ourselves to be derailed by those flickers of doubt swimming at the edge of our consciousness.
While listening to a video today, the speaker said something I found very profound. He said "I'm not asking you to believe, because that lets in doubt. I'm asking you to be open to the possibility." I never thought of it that way before. More often, I'd do my best to at least suspend disbelief, if not try twisting my mind until it believed what it might not be able to see, feel, or touch. By simply being open to the possibility, we remove action from the mix, and become a receptor. We no longer unconsciously throw up blocks because we're not actively involved in allowing or disallowing a concept to take root and grow.
Being Open to Possibilities
As you go through your day, bombarded with opportunities to change how you think or feel about the world around you, I encourage you to take a few moments to simply be open to whatever thoughts, ideas, and opportunities arise. Release the need to judge them worthy or not, viable or not. Look at them impassively, and be open to the possibilities. You'll gently and easily absorb the ones that cause a little glimmer of interest or feel like bottled potential. You won't feel the need to fight with yourself or consider all sides of the matter, ad infinitum, ad nauseum until the opportunity passes. Sure, it would make your inner whiner happy that another scary change was averted, but what about your conscious self? Don't they deserve a little adventure in their lives?
As I write that, a question pops into my head: "When is a rut not a rut?" and the answer comes loud and clear. "Never! A rut is always a rut. No magic ever happens there."
The comfort zone is the biggest and most tenacious rut we fall victim to. I use the word "victim" intentionally, because the comfort zone is the biggest block to progress, to a happy and fulfilled life we'll ever run into. It does its best to thwart ideas which lead to those scary leaps of faith and trying something new without any guarantee of a positive outcome. Yet nothing worth having is without an element of risk. Even as a child, we took those risks and most of us have lived to talk about it.
We crossed streets alone, without the benefit of Mom or Dad's hand. We learned to ride a bicycle or roller skate. As teenagers, we learned to drive a car. And the list goes on. If you were to sit down and write down all the things you do today which were once scary and foreign, you'd be amazed at how often you took a chance on the unknown. So why stop now?
Taking a Moment for Gratitude
My gratitudes today are:
- I'm grateful for all of the opportunities to step out of comfort and into magic.
- I'm grateful for the ability to either calm or silence my inner child and her misgivings.
- I'm grateful for opportunities that make my stomach drop 10 stories, and my mind soar with the possibilities.
- I'm grateful for the scary moments when I have to tell myself whatever happens will be exactly what I need, even if it's not exactly what I thought I wanted.
- I'm grateful for abundance; opportunities, lessons, challenges, friendships, roller coaster rides, riding the crests and the troughs, love, joy, peace, harmony, philanthropy, and prosperity.
Love and Light
Sheri Conaway is a writer, blogger, Virtual Assistant and advocate for cats. Sheri believes in the Laws of Attraction, but only if you are a participant rather than just an observer. She is available for article writing and ghost writing to help your website and the business it supports grow and thrive. Her specialties are finding and expressing your authentic self. If you'd like to have her write for you, please visit her Hire Me page for more information. You can also find her on Facebook at Sheri Levenstein-Conaway Author


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Fashion's silliest night isn't just for Rihanna and co
The Met Gala is pure fancy dress. Designers get to pick their favourite celebrities, said celebrities wear clothes wholly unsuited to normal life. Rihanna dressed up as a Chinese omelette one year. We confused Kim Kardashian for a floral sofa. Katy Perry came as an abattoir bride. Starting to get the picture?
Men, too, get to have some fun with High Fashion's Oscars night, serving up the good, the mad and the downright ugly. Ahead of the big do (7 May: mark your calendars), here are some of the best looks from Galas past.
'Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations' - fashionspeak for 'impossible references that the plebs will never understand' - was one of the trickier themes of Met Galas past. So credit to dear Matt Bomer, who gave such nonsense the two fingers with a classic, clear, simple tux.
The Ocean's kiss goes beyond your eardrums. At the Met Gala of 2017, Franky said relax to black tie separates, eschewing the usual suspects for a crisp white shirt and a subtle glint to the front.
Head-to-toe red is more allergic reaction than 'Rei Kawakubo/Commes de Garçons' - 2017's theme. Rami Malik however, swerved anaphylactic shock with a glove-like fit, a proud as punch palette and a metal flower lapel pin (handy if the hayfever plays up, y'know).
What's better than one garishly dressed rapper invited solely to provide a crap-rap for Katy Perry onstage? Three of them, resplendent in a northern nan's jewellery, that's what.
The continental tie never took off. Still, that didn't stop Robert Pattinson flexing the biggest unsung tailoring move to never grace your neck, pairing it with razor-sharp monochrome for a look that deserves mass market replication.
'Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology' was, surprisingly, not an excuse for keen Instabaiters à la Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik to tag their outfits into oblivion. Instead, the latter opted for the final hand-in of an A Level Fashion Design student, complete with robotic arms for a very futuristic and sci-fi and edgy feel.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs shouldn't be known as such (or Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, even Brother Love). Thanks to his 2017 appearance, we'll now be referring to him henceforth as Overlord of Darkness, Destroyer of 50 Cents, Maker of Sickening Amounts Of Money and Grand Robewearer Supreme. If the (dress) shoe fits.


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More on Barack Obama's Thinking
For all of Obama's vaunted ability to process new ideas, is there evidence that he had changed positions for any reason other than political expedience?
Writing in Slate, John Dickerson writes:
In his book The Audacity of Hope, he writes about pulling aside reporters who were living in Iraq to get their views about the war. He expected them to agree with his call for a troop reduction. They didn't. They said a troop reduction would start a civil war. Obama called for a troop reduction anyway, but we know his mind is alive enough to capture and remember a piece of data that didn't fit with his pre-existing views.
What good is it to capture and remember data that don't agree with your views if they don't affect the views? There is more evidence of this in my prior post.
As Dickerson observes, part of the problem is that for variety of reasons, Presidents hardly ever get to say that were wrong, so they have to disguise changes in response to new information in stories about how they were right all along. Perhaps that is what is happening with Obama softening positions on a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq.
Maybe that is the sort of evidence that allows an affirmative answer to my initial question. Unfortunately, until Obama becomes president and words are translated into actions, it will be impossible to tell.


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Longmont Ford Reviews the 2019 Ford F-150
It's no secret that one of the most popular pickup trucks in the world is the Ford F150. As one of the longest running pickup truck series, Ford really has hit a home run with the F-150, and the 2019 Ford F-150 is no different. Coming a long ways from its humble beginnings, the 2019 is offered in 5 different trim levels that allows consumers to pick exactly what type of truck they want with the options they need in a truck. Today, we are going to break down the standout features found on each trim level and see just what trim level suits your need.
For the 2019 F-150, you are going to have a base model with the XL trim package. This is going to be the most affordable 2019 F-150 available and it will feature a 3.3L V6 engine with automatic stop/start technology. With this trim package, you will get an AM/FM stereo with a built in clock, SelectShift technology, and a 4.2″ center-stack screen with audio controls.
A step up from the XL is going to be the XLT trim level which carries on the same great features as the XL, but with a few upgrades of its own. On the XLT you will get SYNC 3 + Ford Pass Connect, a Power Equipment Group, and a chrome front and rear bumper.
One of the most famous F-150 trim levels, Lariat, makes a return on the 2019 and carries over the XLT basic features plus a few upgrades. The Lariat gets the following upgrades: Itelligent Access with push button start, leather trimmed seats, and Lariat themed appearance upgrades.
King Ranch
For those wanting to go the luxury route while still maintaining power and off-road capabilities, the 2019 King Ranch F150 should be on your list. The King Ranch features Lariat basic features plus King Ranch interior, a two tone paint scheme, a new 5.0L V8 with Flex Fuel Capabilities, and a B&O sound system.
If adventure is your thing and you love to off-road, the Ford Raptor is going to be the F150 to have. If you couldn't tell by it's appearance, the Raptor is made to take on the wildest of off-road adventures. While we could go all day talking about this truck, the main keynotes to hit are the 3.5L Ecoboost V6 engine, unique cloth seats, flow-through console, floor shifter, Fox Racing Struts, and unique IP center stack and Raptor badging. It also gets a more aggressive appearance package.
One of the highest trim levels found on the 2019 F-150 is the Platinum level. This trim level carries over the basic features of the Lariat and has a long list of upgrades unique to the Platinum. The top three features that we want to hit are going to be the Genuine wood interior trim accents, B&O sounds system, and voice activate navigation.
If you need the most fully loaded F150 available on the 2019 lineup, you can opt for the Limited trim level. While the limited is fully loaded with features that would take us all day to explain, we would like to highlight the high output 3.5L Ecoboost V6 engine, SYNC3 system, and twin panel moonroof.


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Unbelievable tales from One Who Knows.'It is a comfort in wretchedness to have companions in woe'.
We're taking a bit of a breather while the world rearranges its underpants. Meanwhile, the other blog is here.
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DHA CM Team On-Site as I-5/Riverfront Reconnection Construction Begins
DHA's Howard Zabell recently appeared in KCRA 3's feature news story about the City of Sacramento's I-5/Riverfront Reconnection project. As a subconsultant to the Hanna Group, DHA is providing construction management services for the construction of a new bridge connecting 2nd Street to Capitol Mall, providing a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance to Old Sacramento, as well as increased bicycle connectivity, and sidewalk improvements. The $11 million construction project is scheduled for completion in October 2016. To view Howard's interview, click here.


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May 22, 2006
Bart Lazar scares me.
He gives me the heebie-jeebies. Sometimes after talking to Lazar
I can't sleep at night.
at Lazar, you wouldn't expect him to be threatening. The 45-year-old
intellectual property law partner at Seyfarth Shaw stands 5 feet
10 inches, and weighs 195. He looks more like Dan Aykroyd in "Ghost
Busters" than a mugger.
It's the stories Lazar
tells about tech security breaches that get the hair on the back
of my neck up like the shower scene from "Psycho."
Lazar is one of our
town's top tech-security legal gurus. He represents companies
coping with IT security breaches, and tries to help others prevent
them. He's a hot ticket on the lecture circuit coaching senior
executives on the legal ins and outs of tech security.
Lazar disguises the
stories he tells to protect the identities of the guilty and the
innocent. But the vignettes are juicer than anything facing Teri
Hatcher on "Desperate Housewives" or Kiefer Sutherland
on "24."
reasons to hack
Lazar represents companies
where angry employees hack computer systems to steal the identity
of a disliked senior exec to defame him. He handles cases of extortion
and misappropriated trade secrets. One client suffered hackers
who stole company information to support an identity theft business.
There was the time an employee read his bosses' e-mails to find
company secrets, and pass them along. There was even a group of
IT execs who tried to hold their company hostage to avoid an outsourcing
I called Lazar last
week because I was out in San Jose, Calif. I feared someone had
snapped a cell-phone photo of my driver's license. If true, how
could I protect myself from identity theft?
Says Lazar, "They
could take your driver's license number, and merge it with publicly
held information, and get a credit card. I've seen credit cards
issued in people's dog's names. It's unlikely, but stay alert."
Lazar urged me to watch
my credit-card statements. He suggested I request a free credit
report at (877) 322-8228 or online at annualcreditreport.com.
"You're entitled
to one free credit report annually," Lazar says. "You
can also place a fraud alert by contacting the three credit reporting
organizations: Equifax.com, Transunion.com or Experian.com."
Lazar believes security
issues will increase because our work force is increasingly mobile
and equipped with more portable devices.
Data on laptops worry
Lazar. He suggests corporate IT execs request vendors encrypt
their customer data, and be wary of allowing sensitive data on
"Expect more security
legislation," adds Lazar, who encourages executives to "get
ready and get used to it."
Lazar tells CIOs to
"understand what's driving legislation, and design systems,
policies and procedures that meet those underlying principles."
How's business? Lazar
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Robert Rosner, Argonne
National Laboratory director and University of Chicago astrophysicist,
headlines Wednesday morning's Tech Forum at the U. of C.'s Gleacher
"We want to kick
off Argonne's 60th birthday by highlighting Bob Rosner's scientific
vision and ambition for the Laboratory and Argonne's ongoing commitment
to promote collaborative activities," says U. of C. Associate
Vice President Robert Rosenberg.
Rosenberg wants to
highlight the breadth of resources and science at Argonne and
make corporate connections that lead to new entrepreneurial ventures.
Incoming U. of C. President
Robert Zimmer is creating positive buzz. Word is he and Argonne
Director Rosner fit like a hand and a glove.
That could help assure
that the U. of C. maintains management of Argonne. The U. of C.'s
contract is being reviewed by the Department of Energy.
"Zimmer is a terrific
choice," says U. of C. entrepreneurship professor Steve Kaplan.
"Expect he will do good things."
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Also celebrating
an anniversary, its 10th on Thursday, is the U. of C.'s Edward
Kaplan New Venture Challenge, one of the region's top entrepreneurship
The competition is
funded by Rogers Park native and Zebra Technologies founder and
CEO Ed Kaplan.
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Beautiful home has a ton of potential and is conveniently located on a corner lot within walking distance of The University of Texas Arlington, and close to shopping and entertainment. This home has been updated over the past two years with new windows, fresh paint, new appliances, new water heater and has original hardwood floors. Also, there is an attached sun room and workshop or additional storage in the backyard.
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We offer our house contents clearance service in all areas of Locharbriggs including: Mennock Mid Murthat Middlebie Middleshaw Milleur Point
How does our house clearance service work?
- We usually just require 2-3 days notice, we like to turn up at 9am on the day of our appointment. We can clear a standard 3 bedroom house in approx 3-4 hours.
- If you are unable to be present during the house clearance we can pick keys up from solicitors, estate agents or neighbors and hand the keys back when the house has been cleared.
- We will clear everything you ask us to clear, even the food from the cupboards, we can disconnect all white goods proving they are standard connections & uplift carpets if required.
- We charge a straight fee, the fee pays for our staffs wages, our fuel and all recycling center fees, if the property has a lot of items and we can not fit everything into our van we may have to do a 2nd load which costs 50% of the fee this basically just covers the costs of the recycling center for the extra van load. The house clearance will still be completed on the same day.
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- Head southeast on Montague St toward St Mary's St
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Is It Time to Invest in Water?
Is it time to invest in water? Terre Verde Capital Management's managing member Richard Bookbinder joins Simon Constable on the News Hub to help us understand the potential for investors. Photo: Getty
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27 Aug 19US president Donald Trump has called on American companies to "start looking for an alternative" to working in China or with Chinese businesses, as the trade war shows no sign of stopping.
16 Jul 19An unexpected slowdown in Singapore has reinforced fears about the impact of trade tensions on the global economy.
25 Jun 19Russia has agreed with a clutch of leading investors, port operators and mining corporations to jointly develop the ambitious $11bn Northern Sea Route.
20 May 19Japan has defied the gloomy expectations of analysts that the world's third biggest economy could shrink in the first quarter of this year.
16 May 19The ongoing US-China trade war will have an effect on the UK economy, the UK international trade secretary has warned.
3 May 19European imports of US liquefied natural gas are soaring, increasing by 272% in the nine months since an energy cooperation deal was agreed in 2018.
26 Apr 19China's president Xi Jinping has sought to calm the world's fears about growing Chinese influence on national and regional economies, ahead of trade talks with the US.
17 Apr 19The government is offering additional support to companies doing business with Iraq, to coincide with a visit by trade secretary Liam Fox.
4 Apr 19President Trump's protectionism is aggravating Latin America's fiscal headache. Gavin O'Toole reports.
4 Apr 19Britain's government has launched a club to help Latin American companies that invest in the country and will celebrate their contribution to the economy with a new award.
26 Mar 19The US–China trade dispute, fears of a "no deal" Brexit, and the global slowdown are fuelling lingering concerns about financial stability in East Asia.
25 Mar 19Trade in counterfeit and pirated goods amounts to 3.3% of global trade, the OECD has found.
28 Aug 18Japan's trade minister has warned the US president Donald Trump could harm the global economy because he does not understand how trade works.
1 Jun 18The international trade system must be 'reshaped' to forge stronger ties between countries moving towards a common goal, a panel at this year's OECD Forum has said.
31 May 18The international tax system is "fundamentally flawed" and countries must work together to fix it, the French president warned yesterday.
23 May 18The European Union has given green light to start free trade deals with Australia and New Zealand.
22 May 18The US president Donald Trump has indicated he wants to use post Brexit trade talks with the UK to push up the price of drugs for the NHS.
26 Mar 18South Korea and the US have reached a trade agreement, which is likely to see the Asian country exempt from Donald Trump's steel tariffs.
19 Mar 18Germany's new finance minister has said protectionism is "not the answer" to trade and warned he is "seriously worried" about the trade stand-offs with the US.
7 Mar 18US president Donald Trump has said he will not back down on plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, following 'trade war' concerns from Republicans.
6 Mar 18The International Monetary Fund has added its voice to criticism of US president Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on aluminium and steel imports.
5 Feb 18The UK and China have agreed deals worth more than £9.3bn following a three-day trade mission in China by British prime minister Theresa May.
21 Mar 16China should prioritise reforms to open up its economy, reduce inequality and expand innovation on its "bumpy" transition to a new growth model, International Monetary Fund managing director...
10 Feb 16This year marks the 15th anniversary of the founding of the African Union. Adopted in May 2001 and launched a year later, it replaced the Organization for African Unity and intends to unify the...
5 Feb 16International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde has called for a "new multilateralism" and partnership between the world's increasingly interdependent emerging and advanced economies...


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www.api.org American Petroleum Institute Web Site.
www.miamisci.org/af/sln The Atoms Family. This site is from the Miami Museum of Science and contains educational activities relating to different forms of energy.
www.ase.org/educators/lessons/index.htm Alliance to Save Energy Web Site.
www.cotf.edu/ete/teacher/introduction.html Exploring the Environment. This site has a series of interdisciplinary, problem-based learning (PBL) modules for high school students. The project engages student teams in addressing real-world problems related to weather, population growth, biodiversity, land use patterns, volcanoes, water pollution, and global warming.
https://www.epa.gov/students/games-quizzes-and-videos-about-environment Environmental Games, Quizzes ad Videos (K-6) Students learn many ways to save energy through the use of games, including several online interactive games, word jumbles, a downloadable "board game", and online quizzes.
www.kab.org Keep America Beautiful (K-12) This site provides educational information on solid waste management and litter prevention.
http://www.americaspower.org America's Power AmericasPower.org is sponsored by the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE), which is a partnership of the industries involved in producing electricity from coal. We recognize that coal, America's most abundant energy resource, plays a critical role in meeting our country's growing need for affordable and reliable electricity. Our goal is to advance the development and deployment of advanced clean coal technologies that will produce electricity with near-zero emissions.
https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/articles/energy-resources-students-and-teachers Energy Resources for Students and Teachers
https://earth911.com/recycling-guide/how-to-recycle-plastic-bags/ How to recycle Plastic Bags (K-12) This site offers information on how to recycle plastic bags
https://www.teacher.org/lesson-plan/reduce-reuse-recycle-in-that-order/ Reduce, Recycle, Reuse Lesson Plans (K-6)
www.solardecathlon.org Solar Decathlon Each year the US Department of Energy hosts the Solar Decathlon that challenges university students to design, build and operate a solar-power machine.
www.solarenergy.org Solar Energy International (SEI) This website provides education and technical assistance to empower the use of renewable energy technologies.
http://www.energy.gov US Department of Energy This site focuses on all aspects of fossil fuel.
http://windeis.anl.gov Wind Energy Development Programmatic EIS Information Center This site allows the general public to find information on wind energy.