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I'm super excited to announce the launch of a passion project of mine and the Boo's...our new food blog!!! If you'll recall the Boo is a sensational chef. And me? Well I'm just a fat ass masquerading as a self proclaimed foodie. But that's neither here nor there. The point is, my man has some made some amazing things over the years and we thought it was high time we unleash his mouth watering culinary goodness to the masses.
So hop on over to our blog for lots of yummy recipes, food porn, and of course, your daily dose of sarcasm from yours truly. Your waist line might not thank you for it, but we sure will!
Saturday, February 11, 2012
New Food Blog
I'm super excited to announce the launch of a passion project of mine and the Boo's...our new food blog!!! If you'll recall the Boo is a sensational chef. And me? Well I'm just a fat ass masquerading as a self proclaimed foodie. But that's neither here nor there. The point is, my man has some made some amazing things over the years and we thought it was high time we unleash his mouth watering culinary goodness to the masses.
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Labels: Culinary Adventures, The Boo
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
The Big Black Hole of Maternity Leave
As my maternity leave (sadly) comes to a close, I reflect back on my blissfully delusional pregnant days when I actually had the audacity to think that I would get tons of stuff accomplished on my leave.
On my list of things to do were:
• Reorganize the closets
• Frame and hang all of the wedding and baby pictures
• Read multiple books
• Watch the first 2 seasons of Gossip Girl on DVD
• Learn to knit (ha!)
• Clean the house thoroughly twice a week
• Make more freezer meals for when I go back to work
• Send out thank you cards for baby gifts
What actually got accomplished:
• Played with Beetle (Our name for sweet baby Quinn. Don't ask. Somehow it stuck.)
• Danced around the room with Beetle.
• Sang "Part of Your World" to Beetle more times that I can count.
• Changed multiple "exploders." (Thank you, Beetle.)
• Pumped and fed Beetle.
• Made silly faces and repeated everything twice (in Mommy voice) to Beetle.
• Washed the poop filled clothes from aforementioned exploder. (Thanks again, Beet!)
• Pumped and fed Beetle some more.
• Listened to more lullaby songs on Pandora then ever thought humanly imaginable.
• Pumped and fed Beetle yet again.
• Cried because it all went by too fast and I literally did nothing
Honestly I don't know who I thought I was kidding with that to do list. I guess as a first time mom I had no idea how time consuming a baby could be. I thought surely there would be some down time. But alas, I was wrong, as per usual.
I didn't reorganize the closets or frame and hang the pictures. I didn't clean the house, watch Gossip Girl, make freezer meals or even send out thank you cards. I barely managed to squeeze in a weekly shower (yes, weekly!) much less teach myself to knit. (That is just so laughable it's embarrassing.)
But you know what, I wouldn't do a thing differently. I got to spend the last 12 weeks with my amazing little girl. Watching her grow so quickly right before my eyes. Experiencing the world with her as she discovered it for the first time. And that is more rewarding than any thing on that to do list.
Except maybe a cute knitted baby beanie.
Kidding!! (Kind of.)
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Labels: Beetle, Delusional Thinking Makes My World Go Round, I Blame My Tears on My Italian Heritage
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Baby Survival Tip #384
Never look directly into the eyes of a sleepy baby. Your direct eye contact is like a line of cocaine immediately alerting their brain to wake up and play leaving you to hover helplessly in chair pose over a moving swing for the next 90 minutes all while pleading with your 12 week old to "go to sleep already." Silver lining: My thighs are now incredibly toned.
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Labels: Baby Survival Tips, Beetle
Friday, January 20, 2012
Trial By Fire
In my last blog (aka my Lazarus like rise from the dead) I revealed some major things that have happened since you last heard from me. Namely, I had a kid.
Seriously, what was the man upstairs thinking when he decided I would make a suitable parent? I'm pretty sure if nothing else this blog has served as a forum of overwhelming proof that I am by no means the most understanding, patient, or forgiving person on the planet. C'mon we all remember my previous posts about binge drinking, neglecting to pay my bills and picking unwarranted fights with the Boo. Granted I have grown up a wee bit since then (ahem) but still. Anyone who has previously conducted their life in such a manner and does so with such overwhelming sarcasm and complete disregard for the way in which it affects others should by no means be responsible for raising another human being.
My point being…I hope I don't screw this kid up.
When we first found out I was pregnant it was a complete shock to the Boo and I. It was definitely a surprise but a good one at that. (And no, there is no cute story about how I lovingly revealed my positive pee stick in a wrapped up jewelry box with a bow on top. True to form, I simply ran into the living room in my Hanes night shirt, disheveled hair and morning breath and announced "Holy Shit! I'm pregnant!" Classy, eh?)
But after the initial excitement and Facebook proclamations had worn off, the anxiety set in. How in the hell was I going to pull this off? Was I honestly capable of carrying, birthing and raising a precious baby girl without scarring her for life? I mean, let's face it, she's already got the short end of the stick to begin with since she is carrying my DNA and all it's proclivity to facial hair, thick thighs and the inability to think before speaking. But more so, was there anyway I could not mentally scar this child with my complete and utter lack of knowledge and sarcastic, sometimes caustic, demeanor?
And then I saw her.
Quinn Isabella was born on October 30, 2011 and the instant they laid her on my chest I knew I would figure it out. Yes, it may be trial by fire. Yes, I may suck a big one at first. And yes, there may be times when I make my 12 week old baby do inappropriate booty shaking dances from BET music videos but that's neither here nor there.
The point is she's mine. She has my eyes, my blood and, God bless her, my DNA. Without even trying she's already taken over my entire heart and filled it up with slobbery kisses and toothless grins. Without even trying I know I will raise her as best as I know how and hopefully she will grow into the beautiful young woman I know she's destined to be.
The other night I laid on the bed just staring at her as she played. She was exploring the world around her and when I bent down and kissed her I didn't get a grin. She rolled her eyes at me.
She is so my daughter.
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Labels: Beetle, Dysfunctional Love, Friends and Family, Life, The Boo
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Well, Hello There
Anyone remember me? Most likely not. It's only been 2 years.
I'm still alive but my life is a bit different. Since my last post I lost 49 pounds, the Boo and I got married, built and bought our own house, I (gained all the weight back plus some when I) got knocked up, and we had a baby!! Crazy, right?!?!
So here I am once again, on bended knee, begging you few remaining faithful readers o mine (Can you hear the echo? Cause there's no one out there) to give me another chance. I promise I won't leave you high and dry again. I have a baby now so you KNOW the possibility for embarrassing, ridiculous, incredibly sarcastic blog fodder is endless.
And c'mon...you know you missed me.
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Labels: Friends and Family, Life, The Boo
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Engagement Pics are Here!!
Just a little preview until we get the full disc. More to come!
Emily and Ryan's Engagement Photos from Emily Rearick on Vimeo.
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Labels: Lessons in Love, Nothing to Say, Soundtrack of the Day
Friday, February 26, 2010
Where to Unleash My Inner Tyra?
When we first got engaged I knew there were some things that I wanted that we probably couldn't afford. Among those were engagement pictures, a videographer, and a month long honeymoon in Italy. (What? A girl can dream, right?) But I knew our budget wasn't huge (not tiny either but not Platinum Wedding size) and I'd resigned myself to forgoing these far away dreams.
So imagine my excitement when I first realized that our amazing, wonderful, incredibly talented photographer (who you'll learn more about later) could actually offer us an engagement shoot at a crazy low price when we booked her for our wedding as well.
I. Was. Thrilled.
And now our scheduled shoot is almost upon us and we have a major problem. We haven't decided where we want to have them taken. The Boo and I have tossed around a few ideas but are obnoxiously indecisive on this topic for some reason so I turn to you dear readers. Let's go over some options shall we?
First off, there's Uptown Charlotte.
We initially decided to move here because of the big city atmosphere and we fell in love with Uptown on our first visit a little over a year ago. The architecture, the streets, the whole vibe of being in the heart of our new city. I dig it. So those are the pros. Now the cons: I really love the skyline at night and I'm not too sure I would be as thrilled if I didn't get a single shot of the high rises all lit up. Oh or the train station. Like this.
Also, there could be a lot of people out on a Saturday afternoon/early evening so I'm not sure how dorky we might feel. Things to consider, people.
Next, there's one of the lakes (Lake Wylie or Lake Norman.)
These are gorgeous for obvious reasons and there are really no cons other than I'm not sure if our photographer would drive out that far. I bet she would though cause she's super kick ass.
Finally, there's your average public park. (This one is actually Freedom Park and not so "average" but let's roll with it.)
I'm thinking this could be hit or miss. We might luck out and find some gorgeous nature trails and benches to shoot at. Or there could be 37 young, screaming children running amuck, throwing dirt, and causing utter chaos. You never know.
So which do you think we should choose? Or is there somewhere else I haven't mentioned that we should check out? Let me have it!
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The Mill Yard - Lowell, MA
Friday Nights! - Food Truck Night Market
May - October, 5p to 9p, every second Friday of the month IN Lowell's beautiful Hamilton Canal innovation district
The monthly event happening every second Friday of the month from May through October will turn Lowell's premier event location into a foodie's dream with some of the areas finest Food Trucks accompanied by live music, art and artisan vendors and a mini Craft Beer Garden. Check out our partner Wicked Cornhole bringing the community games this year!
2017 Friday Nights! occurs at The Mill Yard - 193 Jackson St. Lowell MA, behind Appleton Mills.
Friday, May 12, 2017 - Our nonprofit highlight is End 68 Hours of Hunger Lowell.
Friday, June 9, 2017 - Our nonprofit highlight is Angkor Dance Troup.
Friday, July 14, 2017 - Our nonprofit highlight is Lowell Kinetic Sculpture Race.
Friday, August 11, 2017 - Our nonprofit highlight is Kids In Tech.
Friday, September 8, 2017 - Historic Downtown Lowell (Kerouac Park - Part of LCF $5 admission)
Friday, October 13, 2017 - The Grand Finale: This is a COSTUMED event! However, we ask that you keep it family friendly - no weapons (fake, real, or otherwise) allowed. Entry may be denied and any props may be confiscated per event management. Our nonprofit highlight is Merrimack Repertory Theatre.
What to expect:
4 to 7 Food Trucks, local artists, live music and entertainment, kids fun, Mini Beer Garden, community! Friday Nights! are free to attend. Food and Beverages for sale!
Friday Nights! start at 5pm and end around 9pm


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Saturday, September 3, 2011
" Person " Japanese calligraphy
"人" (ninn, or hito). It is translated as a person, man, human being, people, etc.
This character is written by Kanzi, Regular script.
Etymology : Pictogram
It looks like this character stands a man.
His hand supports the body.
It is often used for the example talk of people helping each other.
This meaning reminds me of the love of mother and child.
I like states of parent and child whom is hand in hand.
あひふれし 子の手とりたる 門火かな
中村 汀女 (1900 - 1988)
touch each other take child's hand ceremonial bonfire
Nakamura Teijo (1900 - 1988)
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A Kanji really giving Honour and Pride to Human Being. Pictogram is, sometimes, a good revenge of picture on the alphabet.ReplyDelete
All good wishes!
"This meaning reminds me of the love of mother and child.ReplyDelete
I like states of parent and child whom is hand in hand".
I like. Laura
Simplicity and strength. The Man supporting his body on his hand is gazing at the sky... what a beautiful and fragile linkage between the Earth and the Skys!ReplyDelete
The pictogram is so wide, so opened, yet so full of balance and steady...
It's seems so simple, but at the same time it has such a power!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2011 at 9:29 PM
Encore un nouveau, mais il y en a vraiment beaucoup !ReplyDelete
The power of simplicity.ReplyDelete
Belo, afinal existe imagem ou palavras maias significativas que o amor de mae e pai? Lindo!ReplyDelete
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Lately I've been cranking out jumpers like a mad woman- why? Because I'm stocking the Five Little Monkeys shop that I'm offering my clothing in locally! I wanted to really have fun with the items to match the vibe you get when you walk in. It's fun, it's eclectic, it's bright and colorful, and it's in a small business nook with two other vintage stores. So where am I going with all of this? Upcycled vintage fabric.
I've been finding the most fun and quirky fabrics and upcycling them into jumpers with the attached suspenders. They scream spring in prints like flowers and birds- but are still really practical because you can style them based on weather. Long sleeves or a tank underneath on top, shorts for practical play or pants for fall/winter weather on the bottom and you're ready to go.
I wish I would have taken a better photograph of this one before dropping it off at the store. It's got these hilarious and awesome tropical birds and plants- if I could make any of them for myself, this green number would be THE one.
I'm excited to hunt down some killer vintage fabric to keep adding to the store!
Hope you're all having a great weekend!


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God gave men two heads...
And, as the Buff Dudes prove yet again, only enough blood to run one at a time- especially when one is dealing with a gorgeous girl in tight yoga pants:
I could not stop laughing at the crack about "powerlifting style". The problem with powerlifting is, indeed, that you end up looking like... a powerlifter:
Obviously nobody in his right mind would ever make fun of a real powerlifter. One punch from that guy and you'd be in hospital getting your face rebuilt, one bone at a time. But still... aesthetics are not usually one of the things that powerlifters are known for.
While we're on the subject of looking either great or stupid in the gym- be sure never to catch these horrific gym diseases:


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To address the wide dynamic range of features on the sun,
it is sometimes necessary to combine two images, one short
exposure and one long exposure, into what is known as a composite
image. The overexposed regions from the long exposure are
replaced with those properly exposed from the shorter exposure.
In addition, all optical instruments have a natural 'blurring'
or point-spread function. A composite image is particularly
amenable to removal of the point-spread function of the instrument.
This is done by a mathematical process called deconvolution.


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Number 490, October 26, 2008
"Cast a blank."
Attribute to the Libertarian Enterprise
A few months ago I had to put my pug to sleep. I did not expect to be so upset about it, but I was. Very upset. I was reminded of Rudyard Kipling's poem, "The Power of the Dog," which reads:
Kipling knew of which he wrote.
My pug, Norman, made it to three-and-one-half years old. He had been born with a liver shunt, which is a vein that loops around the liver so that the blood is not totally detoxified. It can be surgically repaired, but the mortality rate is at least 20%. Many vets opt for non-surgical treatment, which is what I did.
He probably should have died before he was one, but I kept him going for a lot longer. And he was a perfect example of what Henry Ward Beecher meant when he wrote, "The dog is the God of frolic." He was unendingly amusing. Most pugs are.
By three-and-one-half, though, he was having seizures and kidney failure, and had developed a tumor pressing on his heart and lungs. He was alivebarelyand the quality of life was non-existent. So I made what turned out to be the hardest decision of my life.
Even now I do not understand how I could be so attached to a dog, especially one as completely stupid as he was. Pugs aren't the brightest dogs, but my God, Norman had the IQ of a turnip. But I had raised him from a ten-week-old puppy, and he slept with me every night. (I told people, women came and went, but Norman always stayed).
It's the rage today to put down America and Western culture in general. But living in it, I was allowed to have a dog, one that got treated like a baby. Which Americans generally do to their pets.
A few years ago, in China, a young girl died of rabies after being bitten by a stray dog. The police responded by killing every dog for miles around30,000 of them, most of them beaten to death. Say what you will about America, but what happened in China doesn't happen here. I can't imagine it ever happening. If it ever did...then it wouldn't be America anymore.
I didn't have Norman long enough. Not nearly long enough, since pugs live to be about 14. But I'd do it again.
I wish I knew who wrote it, but I don't. It's a good way to end the article, though.
"The are your friend, your partner, your protector. You are their life, their love, their leader. They will be yours, faithful and true...to the last beat of their heart. We owe it to them to be worthy of such devotion."


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(This article concentrates on the health problems and issues in our nation. The next part will focus on the possible solutions for our health care system.)
As I am typing this article, 4 people die and an additional 2 are born. This is the second most populated country in the world- India.
India is the diabetic capital of the world.
Approximately, 1.6 million people of our enormous population are affected by the incurable AIDS. We rank 2nd in child malnutrition in the world and that is worse than many African countries. 665 million people in India excrete out in the open grounds. 100 million people in India suffer from hypertension and 31% of urban Indians are obese.
And by 2030, India will be the most populated country on the planet.
This is health care in India in 2012. This is the stark reality. This is what we are facing. And this is what we need to change.
These are not just mere numbers and statistics- they reflect the naked truth and the pathetic situation our health system is in.
While one side of the nation gorges itself on burgers and pizzas, millions of people leave this planet unable to afford even a single meal. We boast of an array of multispecialty hospitals and world class surgeons yet people in our country die because they don't have access to first aid.
India's health care system is plagued by Manpower shortfall, low public expenditure, and weak infrastructure, lack of awareness, inadequate resources and dramatic lifestyle changes.
The reason why there are so many infected people in our nation is simply due to the fact that we do not have enough doctors; currently, there is a demand for 600,000 physicians and the numbers are projected to increase in the near future.
We produce countless number of medical graduates every year, yet they are not enough. This is because the population of our country is growing by the second in enormous proportions and hence, we do not have the educated manpower to tackle the issue.
Another problem is the exodus of doctors to the greener pastures abroad in search of a better lifestyle and working atmosphere. Indian doctors form the largest percentage of non-native doctors across the entire world. If such a large number of doctors are bent upon making the other countries a healthy place, what will happen to our India?
The Indian medical system is short of proper funds from the government as it spends only 0.9% of the GDP. And this has resulted in poor facilities in hospitals- a deficit of 30 lakh beds.
Lack of awareness in rural areas has been a major issue for the multiplication of diseases. People do not know about sexual preventive measures or the necessity of proper nutrition and sanitation.
There has been a sudden surge in the occurrence of lifestyle diseases such as obesity, hypertension etc in the metropolitan cities. This is due to the adaption of the western way of living. We have aped their way of using branded apparels, high-end cars and fast food but we conveniently ignore their rigorous and religious approach to physical fitness and maintenance of health.
It is high time we address these rapidly growing health issues that are detrimental to the progress our nation.
We must understand that Health issues are not economically biased- diseases don't care whether you are rich or poor.
The majority of our population lives in rural areas while the remaining live in urban areas and both have their fair share of problems.
We must design an efficient health model that interlinks the urban and rural areas, implements technology and manpower effectively and economically profitable.


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Chelsea are preparing a swoop in signing Bayern Munich midfielder Mario Gotze in the summer, according to the Metro.
The German international joined the Bundesliga champions from their league rivals Borussia Dortmund last summer. He was a key player for Jurgen Klopp's side and was in impressive form for his former club.
However, Gotze has failed to replicate his Dortmund form at Bayern, which has seen him complete only eight league games under Pep Guardiola this season. The 21-year-old was on the bench during the second-leg Champions League semi-final defeat against Real Madrid.
The report claims Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has long been an admirer of Gotze and was eyeing to land him during his time at the Spanish capital club. The Portuguese tactician has set his sights on roping in the German star in the coming transfer window.
Gotze is frustrated due to the lack of first team opportunities and admitted that he is "not happy" with the current situation.
"Of course I am not happy with my current situation. But I will continue to give my all. I hope that I will regain the coach's confidence and feature from the start again," Gotze told Bild.
The Blues are looking to take advantage of the player's situation with Bayern and are looking to bring Gotze to Stamford Bridge at the end of the season. A move for the German playmaker in the summer is likely to bolster Chelsea's attacking division.
Mourinho has urged his players to bounce back after the Champions League exit and finish the season on a positive note. The Blues were eliminated from the European competition in the semi-final by Atletico Madrid earlier this week.
"They came back like they have to, obviously not jumping but with the feeling they had a good Champions League campaign," Mourinho told Chelsea's official website.
"They did everything they could, in football and life you have to react to disappointments. Today we tried to build a training session where they could recover some smiles, happiness and good feelings because we have two more matches to play and we have to do it in a professional way to finish the season with the feeling of victory."


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|Sighting Report
|Occurred : 9/6/1996 21:00 (Entered as : 09/06/1996 21:00)
Reported: 12/18/2003 2:35:36 PM 14:35
Posted: 12/19/2003
Location: Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Shape: Chevron
Duration:10 minutes
|On August 6th of 1996, while driving North on Route 9-W from Fort Lee, NJ to Englewood Cliffs NJ, I observed (what appeared to be) a large jumbo jet at a very low altitude. Having lived in this area all of my life, I know that air traffic into Newark, Kennedy and LaGuardia Airports are some times deverted in a "hold" pattern and then cleared for approach I believe this is called the "Alpine Apporach" but could be wrong...I am not an aviator. This night, I thought this plane / jet was going to crash.
Let me start with my condition. I am not, nor have I ever used drugs, drink or take medications....and I am not psychotic or delusional and do not seek money, fame or lie. I have no reason to write this other than to get this off my chest, after all these years.
Now that we have that straight.... It was a clear night (no rain), but there was a "ceiling" of clouds above. The lights from New York City / Yonkers and the Bronx (On the other side of the Hudson River) cast a "pinkish tint" of color on to the clouds above.
The object I saw, was a "Chevron shape". It had one big light in the center and several lights on both (what appeared to be) wings running all the way to it's tips. I observed this while driving at about 40/45 miles an hour north. It's direction (from what I noticed) was coming in from the north headed south west. I noticed this because it appeared to be headed at the water tower in the back of what was then the Thomas J. Lipton Company, Scholastic Magazine Company, Lever Brothers and Volkswagon of America buildings. All have now departed and the new CNN World Head Quarters exists at approximately the spot from which I first spotted the craft.
As It drew nearer to Clinton Avenue (this road runs east and west) and Route 9W, I pulled my car over and got out to observe this object.
To my amazement the ship slowly appeared over the tree line with absolutley NO NOISE.
Since this area of New Jersey sits on the Palisades Cliffs, my only guess as to how hight it was, was about 300 to 500 feet above route 9-W not above the Hudson River.
Traffic was very light and few cars were headed north at that interval but several cars drove south. They probably couldn't see this craft or object because as you drive south on 9-W the trees will obstruct any view of an object coming in this direction. The Palisade Interstate Parkway also runs adjacent to 9w with lanes going in a north south direction but I did not take note of this road or how many cars were on it.
As this massive, I'll call it, "Mothership" passed...everything seemed extrodinarily quiet. I made sure to pinch and smell myself just to make sure I was not dreaming.
This thing had to be the size of "Giant Stadium"...it was incredible. Thats the only way I can describe its mass.
It passed over 9-W....I got home found my binoculars and went back to Clinton Avenue. It had passed. I drove back down Route 9W towards the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee, New Jersey which crosses the Hudson River and brings you on to the Crss Bronx Expresway, Routes I-95, or Manhattan roads such as the Henry Hudson Parkway or the West Side Highway or Harlem River Drive......hoping to see this object.
It had flown away quietly!!! Why people crossing the George Washington Bridge from NY did not see this, I can not explain.
I went to several Police stations...Englweeod Cliffs, Fort, Lee and Alpine....I was told there had been many calls from local residents during this time frame...so I wasn't going nuts.
Years later, while skimming through a famous "alien" book, it was confirmed in the back by the authors friend, that on that same night, he saw the same object pass over the Long Island Express Way in New York, head in the same direction and coming from the same coordinates that I have just described.
It was a great relief to know I had seen, "something" that was not a plane, jet or conventional craft. It could have been a blimp of some sort....but the size was just too outstanding (similar to the "Arizona - "Phenoix lights") to be a blimp.
Here's my question....if it was military, why would they fly it over a very populated area with the possibility of it malfunctioning, crashing or going down? But I will tell you it was the color of a dark "battleship-grey" or possibly a charcoal grey and it blended perfectly into the night had it not had the lights on. It also appeared to have srtucture to it's underside / belly.... something similar to "girders". As it pass over it was a diamond shape from underneath.
NO SOUND, The size of several Jumbo Jets ...I can't tell you what it was but it was nothing like I had ever seen.
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WATERLOO, Iowa—Rep. Bruce Braley plans to visit a World War II battle site where his father served: the island of Iowa Jima.
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports ( http://bit.ly/xPB5Q8) the Iowa Democrat will be accompanying a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who fought there in 1945, David Greene, of Waterloo.
The visit is part of a program organized by the nonprofit Greatest Generations Foundation, of Denver, which is paying for their travel. The foundation organized a program so 12 American veterans could visit Pacific World War II battlefields with a class of Ohio State University history students.
Braley's late father, Byard Braley, of Montezuma, also served on the Pacific island. It was captured from Japanese forces after a bloody battle.
Information from: Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, http://www.wcfcourier.com


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Will Playboy succeed in documenting all the sexy and busty blondes? Let's hope so. They got Divini Rae, Playmate of the Month for November 2003. She worked with the Bunny in various videos and special editions. Famous female photog Suze Randall has used her as a naked muse, and she's appeared in the Cinemax series Hotel Erotica Cabo. For a three-B look at Divini's maturing beauty check out Rachel's Angels (2005) and Mystique: Busty Blondes - Nude and Beauitful (2007). That says it all.
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our senior stylist recently moved into a new home and painted one of the walls with chalkboard paint – such a fun idea! friends can leave little drawings and notes when they stop by, and it would come in handy for bursts of inspiration! i love how elegant her's looks with the mantel and mirrors – and don't you love the fire someone drew :)
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One of the online groups I belong to is hosting a "Not My Colour" Challenge - The challenge being to create a doll in a colour that is not what you see when you look in the mirror. So using my recent pattern and face-mask, I'm making this little brown child. I suppose I could have gone with purple or green, but I think she's a cutie!
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Posted by Susan McMahon at 11:05 PM
Labels: artdoll, Challenge, cloth doll, OOAK, painting
5 comments:
- Valerie in No.Cal said...
Hi Susie,
If you every decided to sell her, please let me know. I would love to buy her.
Valerie (who both the heads from you:-)
- August 16, 2012 at 9:29 AM
- Robin's Egg Bleu said...
She's stunning Susie! I think she needs some siblings!
- August 16, 2012 at 10:18 AM
- Susan McMahon said...
Thanks Valerie and Robin - I'm having lots of fun with this one. (She'll definitely get some siblings, Robin) I probably will sell her, Valerie - will let you know before I list her.
On my FB page, one of my friends said she looked like a little sad acorn - I love that image......thanks to Jan!
- August 16, 2012 at 4:10 PM
- Lizzie said...
Gorgeous paint work - a portrait on fabric. I love her dear little pout :-)
- August 16, 2012 at 4:42 PM
- maddyrose said...
Susie, she is adorable. You've done a wonderful job painting her sweet face.
- August 17, 2012 at 7:08 AM
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Last day i came across this delicious looking mushroom gravy posted by Usha mai {Our talented Admin of KKAJ} and quickly noted it as a "Must Must Try!!".. With a mushroom packet lying fresh and white , i was a happy girl ( Can't tolerate the taste when they turn even the slightest brown! Yuck!).. Chettinad gravy was something i always wanted to try and that post of hers had left the "inspiring imprint" on my brain.. So even though the recipe looked slightly time consuming, i decided to give it a try.. And what a fantastic decision that was! Apart from the compliments i got from my hubby, what made my day was something his lunch box buddy at work (A Punjabi) said to him.. My hubby could not stop smiling when he repeated his friend's words "This curry tastes way better than chicken masala! Please ask bhabhiji to share the recipe.." Wow! I was literally jumping with joy!!
While have a lunch of this delicious gravy with rotis, i truly enjoyed the way all spices combined to give the bland mushrooms a spicy lift up.. Personally mushrooms are not my favorite but this curry just made me search for those chunks which had absorbed the gravy so well.. And the clicking part, it was a quick series of not-so-perfect shots as my tummy was rumbling with all the aroma.. Never click on empty stomach! A lesson well learnt!
And it was not only me who tried and fell in love with this amazing recipe.. Most of my fb friends highly inspired by Usha mai could not resist cooking this deliciousness and they loved it very much too.. You too try on some day when you feel like cooking something special for the family.. Happy and Healthy Cooking!!
I thank Usha mai for inspiring me to try this out and also for sharing the recipe link… One keeper of a recipe!
Health Benefits of Button Mushroom: Benefits the heart health,has immune boosting ability,Anti cancer benefits,Contains different vitamins and minerals essential for the body..
Adapted from: Palakkad Chamayal
8 to 10 Button Mushrooms, halved {Can be substituted with Potato, Cauliflower or Paneer}
2 medium sized Onions, finely chopped
2 Garlic cloves,minced
1 inch Ginger piece, minced
A sprig of Curry leaves
1/4 tsp Turmeric Powder
1 large Tomato, finely chopped
1/2 Tbsp Red chilli Powder/ to taste
1/2 tsp Sugar/ Jaggery
Salt to taste
1 Tbsp Oil
Coriander leaves for garnish
For the spice paste/ masala:
1 tsp Oil
1/2 Tbsp Coriander seeds/ Coriander Powder {I used powder}
1/2 tsp Cumin seeds/ Jeera
1 tsp Fennel seeds/Saunf
2 Cloves
1 inch Cinnamon stick
2 Cardamoms
6-7 Black peppercorns
2-3 dry Red Chillies
3 Tbsp freshly grated/ desiccated Coconut
6-7 Cashews {soaked in warm water for 10 mins}
1. Heat 1 tsp oil in a pan and add in the coriander seeds {If using powder, to be added along with coconut and not now}, cumin seeds, fennel, cloves, cinnamon and cardamoms.. Fry for few seconds..
2. Add red chillies, peppercorns, coconut {and coriander powder}… Fry on medium flame till the coconut turns light brown and aromatic.. Transfer to a plate.. Allow it to cool..
3. Grind the spice mix along with the {soaked & drained} Cashews and little water to a smooth paste.. Keep aside..
4. Take the pan again and heat 1 Tbsp Oil… Add onions,ginger,garlic and Curry leaves.. Fry till the onions turn light brown..
5. Add turmeric powder and fry for few seconds.. Now add in tomatoes and fry till they turn mushy..
6. Add the spice paste and red chilli powder.. Fry continuously on MEDIUM flame for 3 to 4 minutes till everything mixes up well and forms a thick gravy..
7. Throw in the halved mushrooms along with salt & sugar and mix them well such that the gravy well coats the mushrooms..
8. Cover and cook on MEDIUM flame for 5 minutes or till the mushrooms are cooked..
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9. Remove from flame and garnish with coriander leaves..
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maybe letting you know that infantry is very hard to get in nowadays , selections are slim
Id only be 23 after my contract is up... plenty of time to pursue another trade. Is it possible to switch into infantry after serving my contract length?
Thanks e-friends, I suppose I am just looking for an issue where there isn't one! What does the MCC ask you when he calls? (what does MCC stand for...if anyone knows)
it is possible , but VERY unlikely ......basically you join to be infantry , your gonna stick with it My friend joined as a Armoured , for the past 4 years hes been asking to switch to Infantry , didn't happen yet , always depends if the trades needs people or not ..... but tell you , if you join , this is gonna be your job , period !
Many soldiers have been able to OT out of Infantry and into a variety of other trades.
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Many soldiers have been able to OT out of Infantry and into a variety of other trades. A few years ago there was even a program(SVOTP?) encouraging Infantry NCMs to OT. Getting into the trade through a OT can be difficult, but not impossible. The manning for Infantry could be a different situation in a few years compared to what it is today.Also, if you join as Infantry that doesn't mean you have to stick with it for your entire career. There are many former Infantry NCMs that are now in a variety of trades across the Army, RCAF and RCN.
But what about the other way around... I can't see the army letting someone who they spent a lot time and money on training to fix vehicles just up and leave
.... Go for infantry or combat engineer and just keep pushing for it, don't give them an inch ....
But what about the other way around... I can't see the army letting someone who they spent a lot time and money on training to fix vehicles just up and leave
Hello. I recently declined an offer I was given within the forces. I declined because I am terrified of going to sea. There was no way my offer could have been switched to AF, and that upset me but I understand. Before I made my final decision to decline the offer the recruiter did not seem very impressed that I was leading towards that direction. When I did officially decline she told me she could close my file. That scared me. I asked for it not to be closed because I am very serious about joining but I believe in the end she just accepted my decline. However, she told me I may not get an offer again. Is this true? I did very well on all aspects of the process. I have confidence I will get the trade and element I am after but it felt like because I declined I wouldn't be offered anything else. Does declining my offer effect future offers? My reason was simply I'm terrified of open water. AF or Army, I probably would have accepted. Navy just isn't for me.
Hi all,I recently got an offer for Armoured Crewman, with BMQ starting July 25 and enrolment on July 14. Unfortunately, I am not able to comfortably commit 100% because of life circumstances at the moment. If I were to decline this offer, what would be my chances of getting a second offer down the road?


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the movable articles, as tables, chairs, desks or cabinets, required for use or ornament in a house, office, or the like
fittings, apparatus, or necessary accessories for something
equipment for streets and other public areas, as lighting standards, signs, benches, or litter bins
Also called bearer, dead metal
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not containing a specified substance (usually followed by of or from):Our deli meats are free of additives
See also -free
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Compare bound (def )
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away from the wind, so that a sailing vessel need not be close-hauled:running free
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to exempt or deliver (usually followed by from)
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to disengage; clear (usually followed by from or of)
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3. Informally assess the degree of visual overlap of two numerical data distributions with similarvariabilities, measuring the difference between the centers by expressing it as a multiple of a measure of variability. For example, the mean height of players on the basketball team is 10 cm greater than the mean height of players on the soccer team, about twice the variability (mean absolute deviation) on either team; on a dot plot, the separation between the two distributions of heights is noticeable.
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Exciting times for the wee Crues from the Shore Road. There are 4 months of the Irish League football season still left to be played and though things haven't gone perfectly so far, I'm bracing myself for a gripping ride following the season to it's conclusion in May and cheering on the Hatchetmen all the way. Here is my take on Crusaders F.C's season so far and a quick round up of what might still be to come.
Football can be cruel: Some results haven't been entirely kind and one particularly bad performance saw Crusaders end up on the wrong end of an 8-1 hammering to Linfield.
Football can also be kind: The Crues then beat Linfield 2-1 at home, scoring our goals with only ten men on the pitch and as you'll read below, that never say die attitude means the team still have a lot of opportunities awaiting them.
Currently the Crues sit 2nd in the 12 team league, 2nd higest scorers but also having the 2nd highest goals against record. The side's league form has blown hot, cold, then hot again, but despite the ups and downs, Crusaders still have quite the record in having scored in every one of the 35 games they have played in all competitions. Win, lose or draw it's been one crazy season so far but, like any roller-coaster ride, full of excitement.
To add to that excitement, it has to be said that the Crues have also sadly received the most red cards in the league. Having watched plenty of these games, I would say from observation that this particular stat has been compounded by what I would consider a fair bit of inconstant refereeing and this has tended to wind up both managers, players and fans alike. Not much you can do about that though, every team is in a similar boat. Earlier in the season it seemed like we were having a man sent off every game but thankfully that has since subsided.
On a more positive note, the for and against stats tend to reaffirm that the Crues are a team creating lots of chances and playing a lot of football rather than being a team keeping things tight and playing cautiously like a lot of the teams. This is certainly something anyone having seen Crusaders this season is likely to have appreciated, the attacking side of the style of play adds a lot of entertainment. I'm not to try to make any unjust excuses however with a small squad - injuries and suspensions have played a big part in the team conceding so many goals. Suffice to say, between all the talking points and all the goals there has hardly been a dull moment, great games to watch if you're a neutral.
Watching the Crues this season has at times been quite a pleasure. Norngirl hasn't much liked the cold of this winter but to create all those goals it's no shocker to say the Crues have some great attacking players in the team. The manager Stephen Baxter has continued to improve the side even from the highs of the Irish Cup Final in 2009.
It may still be early days but in my opinion the signing of the season so far has been Stuart Dallas.
Dallas was signed from Coagh United during the summer on the back of impressing in an Irish Cup game at Seaview last season. In my view he has been nothing short of a sensation (just enough for most of us to forgive him for supporting Liverpool ;) ).
I don't mean to give the guy a big ego but going by what we've seen it would be a travesty if he doesn't get signed by a club from across the water before long (hopefully to Leeds ;) ;) nudge nudge Simon Grayson). Whoever does snap him up will have a gem on their hands, if no one does, their loss will be Crusaders gain.
A lot of armchair football supporters might disagree but I believe Irish League players on their day can do anything a multimillionaire player in England can do, I mean look at the goal Matty Burrows scored for Glentoran against Portadown that got him nominated for FIFA goal of the Year.
The problem in terms of standard, as with footballers everywhere, is being able to repeatedly demonstrate the highest level of their skills on a very consistent basis. With some players you can just tell they have that ability in them. So far this season, Dallas has shown a lot of that consistency and typically his awareness and ability have been higher than his opposition who have often struggled to contain him. His control, movement and versatility is something you don't often see and you can just tell he has that something extra.
Elsewhere in the team, Colin Coates has been solid and though the defence has conceded a lot, he has again been a rock when playing. He's a leader who has been able to influence games in the sides favour both in defence and up front.
Chris Morrow also deserves a big mention for his performances; having been out for a long time with a broken leg, he's now back to his post injury form this season. Arguably one of the best midfielders in the league, he has a trickery and finesse about his play that can easily open up a defence. Morrow has also been impressing elsewhere recently after being drafted into the role of goalie on two occasions, most notably 60 minutes in net in a 2-3 away victory over Newry City.
Another player who has shone more and more as the season has progressed is Aidan Watson. I'd say he hasn't had the plaudits in the press that his performances have deserved largely due to his position as a combative midfielder but ask any Crues fan and they'll let you know how much he's given to the side. Watson was signed by the Crues from Ballymena United at the start of the season and due to a bad leg break to Ryan McCann, Aidan gained a regular place in the side and has gone from strength to strength, the guy has quite a leap on him and doesn't let much past him or give much away.
I could sing the praises of so many of the side this season, with so many goals, there have been many highlights, some great goals and lots of dramatic twists both for and against.
What is certain, is that is that with four months left, the Crues still have so much to play for.
Though the league title is likely to be out of reach due to a dominant Linfield side whose depth of squad should see them through to the end, there is still the chance of a top 3 finish which would see the Crues make the qualifying rounds of European competition next season.
At the start of the season, my hope was just a top 6 finish and thankfully we're already all but mathematically there with 6 games to go before the split and to be honest that's me happy as it maintains the great progress the club has made in recent years.
Other than the bread and butter of the Irish League, Crusaders are also still in 2 cup competitions. Having reached the semi finals of the County Antrim Shield back in October - losing out to Glentoran 2-1, the team then missed out on a place in the CIS Cup Final on penalties against Lisburn Distillery in a one legged tie where we were the away side. With that in mind the team will be eager to go further in the 2 competitions remaining, especially the Irish Cup. This Saturday just gone saw the Crues reach the quarter finals with a hard fought 2-1 home win against a plucky Nortel side.
In the draw Crusaders were drawn away against either Ballinamallard United or Lisburn Distillery. With Distillery likely to come out on top, it looks likely to be a re-match at Grosvenor with the Crues having a score to settle from that CIS Semi Final penalty shoot-out defeat.
The other cup competition is the Setanta Sports Cup. It will be the first time the Crues have been in this competition and we will be playing against opposition from the Eircom League of Ireland in a two legged Quater final tie in March. Whoever the Crues play, we're likely to be underdogs and it will be tricky but the good news is we'll be at home for the 2nd leg.
With so much still to play for I really can't wait for the games to roll around. There are some huge games coming up, games that are likely to make or break the heights the team can reach this season.
The first of those games is our next home game which is at 7.45 on Monday 21st February at Seaview, a game that is also going to be live on Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports HD1 if anyone wants a taster - though obviously being there in person holds many times the experience.
Off the pitch there are also likely to be several developments with the clubs infrastructure in the months to come, as reported in the Crusaders FC match day program on Saturday, ..."contracts for the two new stands, turnstile areas, toilets and perimeter fence will commence on Tuesday 22nd February".
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Well, here we go again…
Art Bell has quit "Dark Matter," the SiriusXM program he's hosted four-nights a week since its Sept. 16 launch. Bell made the announcement yesterday on Facebook, before either deactivating or deleting the account hours later.
At this point, I'd guess any hardcore Bell fan figured he'd bow out at some point, for one reason or another, but after just six weeks?
Since launching "Dark Matter" in mid-September, Bell has often acknowledged problems that some listeners have had when trying to listen to the live show via the service's web player (via either the SiriusXM website or app). Bell closed his Oct. 31 "Spooky Matter" Halloween broadcast by proposing an idea that SiriusXM allow him to stream his show live for free via ArtBell.com. With SiriusXM refusing to agree to such an idea, Bell felt the health of the show was greatly compromised. Thursday's Halloween show turned out to be his last.
According to SiriusBuzz.com, many of those having problems with the SiriusXM online stream were sampling the service during a free 30 day trial (apparently, such problems also existed for some paying subscribers). Unable to get the online stream to work consistently, many of them went away when it came time to pay for the service, reducing the number of potential listeners and callers to Bell's program. Bell was also unhappy that SiriusXM is unavailable outside the U.S. and Canada.
I reckon Bell has a fair reason to be upset, though I have to wonder what percentage of users were having problems with the SirusXM player, and if that amount really was impacting the quality of his program.
Bell's sudden decision to quit seems rather kneejerkish. I've always had the sense that Bell lives his live in a constant state of fear (think back to his infamous Y2K fear-mongering), leaving him prone to making rash decisions that often come across as overboard or extreme in hindsight. During the government shutdown, Bell insisted he would move his family back to the Philippines if the U.S. went into default, citing massive anarchy if the poor and elderly were to no longer receive their benefits.
Since launching "Dark Matter," Bell has voiced frustration over the fact the SirusXM online stream times out after either 90 minutes or two hours of idleness — which isn't unusual with any online streaming service (is it really that unreasonable to stop the player and hit the play button again during a commercial, people?). When Bell mentioned it the first few times, I didn't think much of it, assuming that even Bell would understand that's just the way it is. But when he kept mentioning it, almost night after night, and going as far as to request that Sirius do something about it, I began to think Bell may not be in the right frame of mind when it invovles 21st century technology.
Are the SiriusXM subscribers who listen to Howard Stern voicing the same complaints at the same level of Bell fans, or was Bell simply making too much out of a non-issue?
Prior to the launch of "Dark Matter," Bell repeatedly insisted via Facebook or in interviews that his return was not prompted by money — though Bell was and is within his rights to make as much money as possible for working. With the SiriusXM venture now a failed one, would Bell be willing to come back on his own merits, via his website ArtBell.com, or some other online-only venture?
While Bell previously seemed to be somewhat content in retirement, it certainly sounded like he was having real fun while hosting "Dark Matter." One could hope that after having that much fun, he is willing to explore other opportunities at a comeback, unless of course, he's bound under a no-compete by Sirius.
Even if Bell were to attempt some type of online-only show, the stickler that he is would probably find faults with that route t00. Considering his hatred for cell phones, would Bell be interested in doing an online show where people listening in their vehicles (i.e. truck drivers) would have to listen via the cell phone? Would the older segment of Bell's audience be able to master listening to an online-only show or figure out how to hook their phone to their car radio? How many emails from angry and confused listeners would Bell be able to handle before he calls quits on that show too?
I began my subscription to SiriusXM (online-only option) in late June (not knowing Bell was planning a return), and while I have had minimal issues when attempting to work the SiriusXM app via my phone or tablet, those problems have not resembled anything close to what others have appareling been having.
Considering how mysterious and vague Bell often comes across, my next logical thought would be that the ArtBell.com website will eventually vanish without a trace (just like his Facebook). At this moment, his website is still up and a message has been added.
We are sorry that Dark Matter on SiriusXM has come to an abrupt end. We'll examine our options and may be able to return in a different format and medium.
In the mean time, ArtBell.com will still operate as long as financially possible, hoping for a workable solution to bring Art back to you, soon. Keep checking back here often.
Since this does appear to be a rash decision by Bell, the possibility exists that he could change his mind once cooler heads prevail. While I do not expect Sirius to ever allow free streaming to happen on ArtBell.com, perhaps, a renewed pledge to fix the streaming issue or offer another alternative could prompt Bell to give it another try. I wouldn't count on this happening, but considering Bell's track record of changing his mind after thinking things through, it's at least worth a mention.
I've enjoyed his "Dark Matter" shows, even though I'm not a believer of the paranormal. His show made for great radio theater, and no one is better than Bell. We were fortunate to have had him for the last month and a half. While I do hope he attempts another comeback, I'm not holding out hope.
Bell is within his rights to do what he wishes. However, this latest chapter only reinforces the notion that Bell is a notorious show quitter, if not a "serial retiree."What a ride…
For further thoughts about Bell and SiriusXM, I'll direct you to the BellGab.com message board, a highly popular and active community of Art Bell fans. Specifically, I'm linking to a thread discussing Bell's departure, showing how some of his most loyal fans are reacting. It's also worth noting that while there is an abundance of anger, the frustration and disappointment is warranted.
UPDATE: Though several hours old, here is Bell's official statement to DreadCentral.com. Much of what Bell stated was recapped in the linked SiriusBuzz.com story above.


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|Developer: Bungie
Publisher: Microsoft
Release Date: Out Now
Players: 1-4, 1-16 via system link
Well, what do you say about a game as good as this? - If you own an Xbox it's highly unlikely you haven't played Halo or at least know all about it, and now it's out on Microsoft's own budget label and available for Ł19.99 or less there seems to be little reason not to try it, and I say that even if you don't normally like first person shooters, because Halo is so much more…
We all know that games that have as high a profile as Halo usually end up being a disappointment, but our faith and interest in the FPS genre was totally restored and rekindled when Halo arrived to accompany the Xbox launch.
Set in space and on the titular mysterious ring-planet Halo, this is an epic story of a brilliant spaceship commander (Captain Keyes) who would trash his ship and hope to stand and fight rather than lead the massed alien enemy fleet (The Covenant) back to Earth… You are awoken from cryogenic sleep and instructed (during a superb intro-come-training level) to get down to the ring's surface and start fighting. Oh, and by the way, you happen to be a 7ft 'Combat Evolved' armoured cyborg, and you are capable of kicking (and shooting) some SERIOUS arse…
Halo's surface has idyllic looking coastlines, deserts and icy mountainous regions, and you'll experience them all in this cinematic, action-packed masterpiece of a game. So for the both of you lunar troglodytes who don't know anything about Halo, it's a amazingly beautiful first-person shooter in the Doom, Quake, Goldeneye or Half-Life mould… But Halo takes this mould and smashes it, taking the use of vehicles - ground-based and airborne - to new levels of interactivity in this type of game. Walk up to a 'Warthog' jeep, a 'Scorpion' tank, a 'Ghost' speeder bike or a 'Banshee' aircraft in Halo and get in… The camera seamlessly zooms and rotates to a third-person, behind the vehicle chase view. When I saw this happen first I was less than impressed (thinking you should "be" behind the wheel in a FPS), and the handling/steering method of the vehicles certainly takes some getting used to (you point the camera where you want the vehicle to go rather than "steer" it normally), but after some practice it seems to work perfectly, just like the rest of the game.
Halo spans 10 levels which vary hugely in size, difficulty and complexity, but if 10 levels sounds like Halo is a short game then think again - there's hours, nay weeks of gameplay in here. Halo only allows you to carry two weapons, and it seems restrictive at first, but soon feels logical and right - sometimes you'll have to weigh up what enemy lies ahead and choose the best combination for the job - it's so much more realistic than these games that allow you to carry entire arsenals into battle, where you spend more time selecting weapons than firing them. A dedicated grenade button (the left trigger) soon feels sensible too, and you'll wonder why all FPS haven't always had one as you accurately toss the two types of grenade around, blowing up the enemy in extremely satisfying ways - the game's ragdoll physics really add to the effect as bodies fly everywhere. The weapons (human and alien pistols and rifles, shotgun, rocket launcher and sniper rifle) all seem to have their weaknesses and strengths, and you'll use them all at some point or another.
An amazing feature is that this gorgeous looking game can be played fully through in a split-screen 2-player mode. This is quite simply the best co-operative combat gaming ever, only the considerably newer Brute Force or Conflict Desert Storm have come anywhere near for co-operative gaming, and linked-up Doom on Playstation is the only other thing to supply that feeling of two buddies versus hordes of alien scum (and that required; a link cable, two PSX's, two TVs and two copies of the game). It plays quite superbly; it has a remarkably steady frame rate considering the detailed textures, reflections, lighting and particle effects that are being thrown around. Bump mapping that gives surfaces a genuinely tactile three dimensional look lifts Halo above any other FPS, and the detailing touches like varied bullet holes and scorch marks from the weapons, ejected bullet casings rattling on the ground, shrapnel from explosions, or even the antenna on the Tank that sways in the wind... There are wonderful gaming moments like being able to leap into the passenger seat of your mate's Warthog Jeep (whilst still being able to fire your weapon), or even become a gunner using the rear-mounted 12.7mm M41 LAAG (watch the bullet casings fly!) whilst an AI Marine will occupy the other seat. The excellent AI of both your fellow Marines and the enemy means some amazingly believable battles, you can snipe to cover your buddy, plan two-pronged attacks or fight shoulder to shoulder like brothers in arms… And you can't talk about Halo without mentioning the sound; It's amazing enough on your average TV with its superb reactive music (we want the soundtrack album) and atmosphere-inducing effects, but if you possess a Dolby Digital sound-setup the (that accepts the Xbox's optical input), then get an advanced Scart lead with optical digital out. You have to hear it to believe just how good the Dolby Digital 5.1 is.
The enemy are a remarkably atypical bunch, a rag tag collective of alien races known as the Covenant who are united in their fanatical religious devotion to seeing one thing happen - the extinction of the human race. They consist of small bipedal dog-like creatures called Grunts, sneaky bird-like Jackals that hide behind their own portable shields, the elegant and powerful commander "Elite" race, and the massive spiked Hunters that always travel in pairs and are best described as "two-legged tanks with anger problems". You'll come across a few other enemies along the way too. This Covenant might strike you as a strange choice of enemy at first, but even the often cowardly and amusing Grunts can kill you if you underestimate them or get too cocky. Every single one of them is beautifully animated, and you'll genuinely feel like you're fighting an intelligent foe (some are braver and more intelligent than others though).
The deathmatch levels are a varied and interesting bunch, from huge outdoor icy and desert levels to smaller, more typical Quake/Goldeneye/Perfect Dark style affairs. The larger levels even allow the use of the aforementioned vehicles (apart from the Banshee), which obviously adds a whole new aspect to the game. Sniping the driver of a tank (which has both machine gun and main cannon) is terrifying yet incredibly satisfying when you manage it. 4 player deathmatches work well, even if the Xbox starts to chug a bit occasionally when the screens are filled with jeeps, tanks, smoke and explosions. You can system link two, three or four Xboxes together to have 8, 12 or 16 player matches (system linking two Xboxes requires just a single cable, linking three or four require a copy of the game for each machine, a hub, leads and extra TV's) which are simply amazing, and everyone should try to link up at least two at some point to see and play the multiplayer levels at their best and most frantic (although friendships can suffer). All deathmatch modes can have the parameters edited and saved to your own personal preference and game name - a really smart feature.
Like all the best games, I didn't want Halo to end, and immediately restarted on a higher difficulty setting (and that's what everyone seems to do until the toughest "Legendary" setting is mastered) - in fact most of us Gamecell lot still use Halo as a tonic after playing some of the appallingly average games that we get to review - it invariably shows you something different, or makes you go "wow" all over again, or gets the heart thumping - it restores your faith in games as a whole - it really is that darned good…
All FPS fans and even anyone who enjoyed movies like Predator, Aliens or Starship Troopers should play this game, the dramatic climax to the game would grace any Hollywood blockbuster. We've even found that gamers who usually shy away from the FPS genre are drawn to Halo - heck, Halo has sold countless Xboxes - it's drawn PC gamers back to console gaming and even drawn new gamers to the Xbox. The co-op mode and deathmatch options give Halo an absolutely massive lifespan (2 years old and we still play it regularly).
Halo should be given away with the console (and frequently is), and is a true 'system seller', or 'killer app' - Proof positive of the texture handling & polygon pushing capabilities of the Xbox, and also that maybe MS do know what they're doing in the games biz - Even with the likes of Half Life 2, Doom and Far Cry on the way to Xbox, realistically only Halo 2 is likely to replace Halo in our affections… OK, the gushing praise is almost over, as is my easiest review of the year (and it may be 2 years on, but Halo is still a 10/10 in anyone's books).
- Great story.
- Superb graphics and animation.
- Perfectly balanced gameplay with 4 difficulty settings.
- The best multiplayer options on a console.
- It ends.
- Halo 2 isn't out for ages.
- It makes all other Xbox FPS look poor.
- No Xbox Live play.
- There's so much going on sometimes that the frame rate drops.


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Book of Saints – Paphnutius and Others
(Saints) Martyrs (September 24) (4th century) Martyrs in Egypt under Diocletian. The Greeks have long and detailed accounts of their sufferings, but they are far from being trustworthy and are of late date.
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Adding a killer teriyaki sauce to your bag of tricks is endlessly handy for quick dinners, summer barbecues and school lunchboxes. The sweet-salty tang of teriyaki elevates chicken, noodles, tofu and vegetables from blah to finger-licking delicious.
While scores of store-bought teriyaki sauces can be had, the homemade variety blows those out of the water. The ingredients are probably already in your pantry, and it only takes a few minutes of simmering to yield a glossy, syrupy, full-flavored sauce. If you're like us, you'll want to brush and drizzle it on just about everything. Good news — it keeps beautifully in an airtight container in your refrigerator for several weeks.
Glazing with teriyaki is a breeze, especially if you've made the sauce ahead of time. Season bite-sized pieces of meat, tofu or vegetables with salt and pepper, then pan-fry them in a hot pan drizzled with vegetable oil until cooked through and golden. Turn down the heat to medium and brush on the teriyaki sauce, tossing to make sure everything is well-coated. The sugar in the sauce will provide some extra caramelization, but it can also burn in a flash — all you need is an extra minute or two in the pan after you've brushed on the sauce.
For a quick, crowd-pleasing, one-bowl weeknight supper, we love rice topped with teriyaki glazed tofu alongside this roasted broccoli with an Asian twist. Season and throw the broccoli in the oven, and it will be tender and crisped around the edges by the time your rice is cooked. If you want to bulk up the meal, a fried egg is a great addition.
Homemade Teriyaki Sauce
Makes about ½ cup
1/2 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup mirin
2 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon grated fresh ginger, optional
Pinch of chile flakes, optional
In a small saucepan, bring all the ingredients to a boil; reduce heat to medium and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes, stirring occasionally, until reduced by about half. It should have a thick, syrupy consistency. Use right away or store in an airtight container in your refrigerator for several weeks.
Roasted Asian Broccoli
Serves 4
1 head broccoli, cut into long spears
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 tablespoon sambal oelek (Chinese chile-garlic sauce)
1 teaspoon sesame oil
Pinch of sugar
Salt to taste
Sesame seeds, garnish
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Mix broccoli with the other ingredients until evenly coated. Roast on an oiled sheet pan for 20 to 25 minutes, or until dark and crisped around the edges. Garnish with sesame seeds; serve as a side dish or as part of a rice bowl.
San Francisco food writers Stacie Dong and Simran Singh's blog, A Little Yumminess (www.alittleyum.com), focuses on family food adventures and recipes with a global twist.


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Celebrating 20 years as a public garden!
We were please to be one of a handful of Seattle parks to host volunteers on the first annual VIP day. 35 volunteers from NNBJ, Seneca Group, and Wunderman braved a half inch of rain, muddy paths, steep hillside, and wet ivy to help us remove over 15 yards of ivy and clearing almost 1500 square feet.


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