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Hello there sweet friends! Happy 2014 to you! Today I am sharing another look back at 2013…this time a collection of our travels.
If you're interested, see where 2012 took us.
The hubs and I love to travel and visit different places…who doesn't? I like to share our journeys with you here on this little lifestyle blog of mine. Maybe you have visited the same places and have shared some of the same experiences…and somehow…we are magically connected through our travels…
We started the year off flying off to the beautiful land of Lake Tahoe, CA. Have you ever been?
Isn't it lovely?
There is a ton to do in Tahoe during the winter. Aside from driving around the scenic crystal clear lake, there is all of the snow related activities. We are still working on our skiing skills. We actually took lessons this year. The first year we went was a disaster. It probably didn't help that we didn't even start off on the bunny slopes.
Here is a fun video of our first time on the ski lift. Aaaahh…fun times…
I've got mad skills right?
I got to snow mobile for the first time. It was fun, but I thought my tush was going to freeze off! Oh…and recording this video…while going who knows how fast…and while my fingers were completely numb…probably not the smartest idea. Probably.
I would love to go back to Tahoe during the summer time. I'm sure it is just as beautiful and enjoyable with lots of hiking and lake related activities. As far as the snow goes…I would really be interested in going somewhere like Colorado, Utah, or Montana. Any suggestions? *sighs* So many fabulous places to go…so little money to fund it. Waaa.
Next, we headed to the Bahamas. This was actually considered a business trip for Craig…I was just lucky enough to tag along!
The ocean was amazingly beautiful. The clearest water that I have ever seen. My favorite parts of the Bahamas were the jet skiing and swimming with the dolphins. Other than that…the rest of the island was undesirable to say the least. We stayed at the Rui Palace which was nice, but not if you are looking for a relaxing time. It seemed to be a bit of a party hotel. One morning, we woke up early to attempt some picture taking. We walked out to the main balcony of our hotel and there were little baggies with a white substance residue laying all over the ground. Ewww. Then, that very day, Craig was approached by a man trying to sell him drugs…at our hotel!!! Not cool…at least I didn't think so.
Have you been to the Bahamas? How was your experience?
We flew up to Boston, MA a couple of times. Once for a bridal shower and then again for the wedding. We have been there several times to visit friends and unfortunately I don't really have pictures from this year to show for it. We did the whole touristy thing on our first trip therea few years back…soooo I'll just share yet another pic of us.
For Craig's birthday, we made a trip to one of our favorite B&B's. The Chanticleer Inn at Lookout Mountain, TN. It's a quaint little cottage full of charm. Aaaannnddd…I'm pretty sure baby Carsten was conceived on this trip. TMI? Oops!
We had a bottle of champagne and some chocolate covered strawberries waiting for us courtesy of some sweet friends <3
I went on a girls trip to Pensacola, FL to celebrate one of my besties last days as a bachlorette. We stayed at Portifino Island Resort and I would recommend it. I wish that I could remember the name of one restaurant that we ate at. Oh.em.gee. it was amazing.
What is it about the crashing waves that just soothes the soul?
Of course, I can't forget that we always try to take a long weekend and visit some other friends that live on the east coast in Palm City, FL. (My closest friends all live out of town…sad story.)
We then visited some friends in Portland, OR. (FYI…These friends are actually the ones we would visit in Boston…but they moved. I'm not cool enough to have that many friends.)
We really enjoyed Portland. The weather was oddly fantastic. The food was delicious and the people there were soooo very nice.
1. Taking a tour of the Nike Headquarters.
2. Food truck lunches.
3. Apple picking.
4. Portland Harbor.
We did some hiking at MacLeay Park and it was gorgeous! Like…Lord of the Rings…where the hobbits and elves live…gorgeous. Everything was sooo GREEN!
Our final trip of the year consisted of a whirlwind visit hopping from city to city. Another set of friends were getting married in PA, so we decided to make the most of it and visit a few places we have never been. We flew into Baltimore, MD…no pics. From Baltimore, we drove to Harrisburg, PA for the wedding.
Oh look…us again
Again…the only pics I have of PA are of the wedding. We really didn't have time to see the sights.
Lastly, we drove from PA down the Richmond, VA. We love historical cities and thought this one would be right up our alley. I shared this trip here. I'm not sure if we were just exhausted from all of the traveling, but we really just did not have the energy to explore the city. (I know…woe is me…I'm such a brat. Lest not we forget a pregnant brat.)
{Did I even use the word "lest" right?}
We stayed at a great B&B that made us feel at home until it was time for us to fly back to our real home sweet home.
Some of our best friends live out of town and I consider us very blessed to be able to visit them. I'm not sure what next years travels will look like…considering we will have added a munchkin to our family and we are also actually starting a strict *gasp* budget next year. I suppose we will see!
P.S. Anyone who knows Craig knows why I added that *gasp*. Homeboy likes to shop…
Do you guys have any travels to share??? Any place you would recommend a visit to? If you could travel anywhere, where would it be?
Thanks so much for visiting!!!


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This Star Wars birthday banner is simple to make and will set the scene for your Star Wars themed party. Download our free template, them simply cut, glue, hang – done! The birthday boy or girl is sure to love it!
For the second installment in our week of Star Wars birthday party ideas, I'm sharing how to make a very simple birthday banner. I created this banner in about half an hour and it really added something special to our party decor. I was pretty short on time leading up to the party (sound familiar?) so I didn't worry
at all too much about cutting perfect circles, or being very neat with my gluing. Despite my rough and ready approach it turned out great and was a big hit at the party. Most importantly, the birthday boy loved it!
To make the banner, I simply downloaded this Star Wars font, typed out the letters that I needed, then glued them on to cardboard circles that I cut using two bowls as templates. All very high tech! We actually had a third row for our banner showing Mr 5's name, I've just photoshopped that out of of the photos for this post. To add your child's name to your banner, simply download the font, type out the letters (make them size 300 in Microsoft Word to match the other letters on the printable) and cut a suitable number of cardboard circles to accommodate your child's name. Read on for the full instructions and to download your printable birthday banner.
You will need:
1. The Star Wars birthday banner template which you can download here.
2. Thin black and orange cardboard.
3. String or ribbon for hanging.
4. Scissors.
5. Glue.
6. Hole punch (optional).
To make the banner:
1. Download the template for the letters and circles here.
2. Print out the template.
3. Cut out the letters.
4. Cut thirteen circles from the orange cardboard using the LARGER circle from the template as a guide.
5. Cut thirteen circles from the black cardboard using the SMALLER circle from the template as a guide.
TIP: I actually used two different sized bowls to trace circles onto my cardboard. I would recommend using the circles on the template as a guide to find two round objects that match the size of the circles, and then using those items to trace circles onto your cardboard.
6. Glue a black circle on to each orange circle.
7. Glue a letter on to each black circle.
8. Use a hole punch or the tip of your scissors to punch two holes into each circle as shown in the photo above.
9. Thread ribbon or string through each letter for hanging. Black ribbon would look great but I didn't have any on hand so I used string and it worked really well.
That's all there is to it! This was a quick and simple way to add something special to our decor for the party.
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Traveling Luck for Rural Point, Virginia, United States
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The timezone in Rural Point is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 07:56 and Sunset at 18:50. It's Dark
Latitude. 37.6675°, Longitude. -77.3403° , Elevation. 57m
Weather near Rural Point; Report from Ashland, Hanover County Municipal Airport, VA 12.4km away
Weather : rain mist
Temperature: 3°C / 37°F
Wind: 0km/h North
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Temperature: 3°C / 37°F
Wind: 0km/h North
Cloud: Scattered at 600ft Solid Overcast at 1700ft
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Geographic features & Photographs around Rural Point, in Virginia, United States
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Oak Forest (1.7km)
- Pebblebrook (1.9km)
- Mattawan (1.9km)
- Strawhorn (2.6km)
- Colonial Forest (2.6km)
- Georgetown (2.7km)
- Avondale (2.7km)
- Benthill (2.8km)
- Heatherwood (3.2km)
- Pine Hill (3.3km)
- Robin Ridge (3.7km)
- Buckeye (3.7km)
- Greenway (3.9km)
- Swannanoa Estates (4km)
- Hundleys Corner (4.1km)
- Shannondale Estates (4.1km)
- Pole Green (4.2km)
- Rainier Estates (4.4km)
- Hilly Farms (4.4km)
- Pearsons Corner (4.6km)
- Mimosa Hills (4.7km)
- Raven Run (5.3km)
- Fieldshire (5.4km)
- Henry Clay Heights (5.4km)
- Studley Farms (5.4km)
- Studley (5.5km)
- Patrick Henry Heights (5.5km)
- Laurel Grove Estates (5.6km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Strawhorn Creek (2.2km)
- Academy Creek (3.2km)
- Opossum Creek (3.6km)
- Pollard Creek (5.1km)
- Hawes Millrace (5.1km)
- Kersey Creek (5.6km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Enon Church (3.3km)
- Pole Green Church (4.8km)
- First Union Church (5km)
- Salem Church (5.4km)
- Chestnut Grove Church (5.5km)
- cemetery;
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- Hedges Cemetery (2.1km)
- Enon Cemetery (3.3km)
- Abraham Cemetery (3.7km)
- Zion Cemetery (3.9km)
- Chestnut Grove Cemetery (5.5km)
- dam;
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- Pebblebrook Dam (1.8km)
- Mattawan Association Dam (2.4km)
- Colonial Forest Dam (2.4km)
- Rainer Dam (4.4km)
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- East End School (5.3km)
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- Rural Point (0km)
- Academy (4.3km)
- Hanover Commons Shopping Center (5.1km)
- Shady Grove Church (historical) (5.3km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Pebblebrook Lake (1.8km)
- Colonial Forest Lake (2.4km)
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- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Studley Post Office (5.3km)
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- Hanover Air Park (5.4km)
- administrative division;
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- Henry Magisterial District (3.8km)
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Newport news williamsburg international(PHF), Newport news, Usa (118.4km)
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Doctor of Osteopathy
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Surviving Rejection – There's a Trick
Aside from writing, I teach craft classes and give workshops as a way of giving back to the community that has given me so much. Following is my schedule for 2017.
Feb 1-14: The First 5 Pages – Lawson Writer's Academy (online) http://dld.bz/fqUwW
March 24-26: Teaching two workshops (Writer Fear and Be the Dude) at the California Dreamin' Conference (Onsite) http://dld.bz/fqUwX
June 5-17: Advanced Craft (online) Savvy Authors http://dld.bz/fqUyB
August 1-31: Queries – Lawson Writer's Academy (online) http://dld.bz/fqUwW
October 2-14: The First 5 Pages (online) Savvy Authors http://dld.bz/fqUyB
December 9: Speaking all day at OCCRWA (Onsite) Southern California http://occrwa.org/
That's it so far. I'll update as I know more!


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swallow pendant - yellow and gold dipped ombre
This is the sweetest little dainty pendant - featuring my ombre / gold dipped teardrop with a sweet swallow bird charm.
The tiny bird is gold plated while the rest of the components are brass with an antiqued finish. I have hand soldered the loop to the bezel, pickled, tumble polished, and set the glass stone with care so there is a lot of hand work in this pendant.
This product now comes with an amazing new sparkly faceted ball chain as pictured.
(If you want the other style chain just message me.)
You can choose from a large 18 x 13mm teardrop on a 50cm chain
or small 14 x 10mm teardrop on a 45cm chain.
see the last two photos that demonstrate the size and scale.
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First let me say that I know no more than you do about Canon's plans. If I did, I couldn't write this. I do sometimes get advanced information about upcoming events, but once I get that information I'm ethically obliged not to pass it along. At this time I know of no official Canon notifications of new product releases or upcoming briefings on new products.
....However, those of you who read the rumor sites will have noticed an upturn in the number of predictions and unsubstantiated rumors they are spreading and there are reasons to suspect that Canon will be releasing some new products over the next few months.
Canon, in their first quarter report this year said the following.
To achieve this, we will further differentiate and enhance our lineup by launching new cameras offering the image qualities that approaches SLR cameras..."
I think this can be taken as a strong indication that Canon will soon be releasing a compact mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses, or a MILC as they are sometimes known. Something along the lines of the Olympus PEN series. Given the G1X that Canon introduced earlier this year, I think the smart money might be on a camera that uses the same 14.3 MP sensor, but an APS-C sensor certainly cannot be ruled out. The G1X sensor measures 18.7mm x 14mm. That makes it slightly smaller than the APS-C sensors found in Canon DSLRs (which is 22.3mm x 14.9 mm), but larger than the 4/3 sensors used by Olympus in their DSLRs and MILCs (13mm x 17mm). This would certainly fit the statement of a compact camera with "image qualities that approach(es) SLR cameras", as well as accomplishing the goal of "...aiming to boost sales by 17% to 22 million units...".
The introduction of a new line of lenses optimized for the new camera(s) obviously would "increase sales of interchangeable lenses" and the lenses would be smaller than EF and EF-S lenses because they would have a much shorter back focus distance. Lenses designed for a G1X sized sensor could also be slightly smaller than those designed for an APS-C sensor if Canon chose to go that way.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Canon following the Nikon example of launching two compact interchangeable lens cameras (in Nikon's case the J1 and the V1). One fairly simple with an LCD screen used as the viewfinder like a P&S and one more advanced with a built in electronic viewfinder.
Besides Canon's statement, another reason to expect a camera (system) like this is that everybody else has one (Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus) and it's a growing market segment, so Canon are not going to be left out of it, even if they come into the game a little late!
I'd expect an adapter to be available so that EF and EF-S series lenses could be used with full aperture control and autofocus. As a bonus, with a short backfocus distance such a camera, via a suitable adapter, could use just about any SLR lens ever made and still retain infinity focus. You could even mount Canon FD lenses on it, as well as Konica, Minolta, Olympus, Canon, Pentax and so on. I wouldn't look to Canon to make such adapters, but given a few months (or even a few weeks) I'm certain they would start to appear on eBay from the Chinese lens accessory manufacturers.
I hope that Canon use phase detection AF sensors built into the imaging sensor as Nikon did if they introduce such a camera. The G1-X uses contrast detection AF and performance is somewhat sluggish.
When? I don't know. If I knew I couldn't tell you or even speculate. My guess is sooner rather than later. Soonest would be June, latest would be September. That's the typical timeframe for mid-year product introduction. Getting products out there before the summer holiday season gets into full swing gives increased sales potential, especially consumer oriented products.
Well, the high end is covered with the 5D MkIII and the 1D-X (which is just starting to ship), so any new DSLRs would be APS-C. There are three candidates for updates:
By DSLR standards the EOS 7D is pretty old (almost 3 years). However it's still a cutting edge camera and possibly still the best APS-C DSLR out there. However just because it's very good doesn't mean that Canon won't update it. I wouldn't be surprised to see a 7D MkII appear sometime over the summer. It's hard to see exactly what the updates would be, or what the 7D really needs that it doesn't have, but I'm sure Canon could think of something. Perhaps a new sensor with lower noise, a modest increase in the pixel count, a faster (Digic 5) processor(or two), maybe an AF tweak and some video enhancements.
The 60D is also pretty good, but has been around for 2 years now. An update could include some of the features now found on the 7D, especially if the 7D itself is updated.
The T3i is a bit new for a facelift, but it's not unknown for an 18 month product cycle to be used. Of course on that basis the T2i and the T1i are also overdue for updates. One of them will get one, I'm pretty sure. Maybe more than one?
Well, the EF 200-400/4L IS USM with built in 1.4xTC has to come out at some point. Canon announced it was in development last February (see Canon Press Release) and it's actually been seen in use in the field by photographers testing it for Canon. I suspect the release may have been delayed by Canon trying to get the new 500/4L IS II and 600/4L IS II into the hands of photographers in time for the 2012 Olympics. They wouldn't want to announce yet another lens that they can't actually deliver! It was originally scheduled to ship in 2011, but in late November Canon announced a delay and didn't specify a new release date. Maybe this summer? If you're holding your breath waiting for it, I'm guessing you'd better have at least $10,000 in your wallet though. If it's only $8000 it will be a surprise and a (relative) bargain...
I've also seen talk of a EF 40mm f2.8 pancake lens. It's possible, though I really don't quite see the point. The DLSR bodies are pretty bulky, so even with a small lens they're not going to be pocketable. A pancake lens for a new compact mirrorless body would make a lot of sense though. I presume that if we do see such a compact camera, we'll also see a few lenses to go with it. Probably at least a wide to short telephoto zoom "kit" lens, a fast normal prime and a wideangle prime. I'm pretty sure that Canon will stick with image stabilization in the lenses too. The "focal length multiplier" for the G1X sensor is around 1.85, so a typical kit zoom might be something like 15-60mm (which is what the zoom on the G1X is).
Just to repeat myself, this is all pure speculation, based on things Canon have said recently, things Canon have done in the past and the current state of the camera market. It's not based on any "insider knowledge". If I had such knowledge I wouldn't be in a position to speculate!


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As noted by hacker Tony of tonymacx86, the latest OS X 10.6.7 update for the 2011 MacBook Pro comes with support for AMD/ATI video cards not currently included on Mac machines. Tony speculates that this may indicate an opening up of the platform and that Apple's reliance on Mac-only graphics cards may be coming to an end. The end result, potentially, is that Mac users will be able to swap out video cards more freely. As it stands now, only Apple's line of Mac Pros come with user-replaceable video cards to begin with and users interested in replacing those are limited to a small number of Mac-only options.
The updated list of supported graphics cards include:
ATI Radeon HD 5630 Device ID 0x68D8
ATI Radeon HD 5630 Device ID 0x68D9
ATI Radeon HD 5670 Device ID 0x68D8
ATI Radeon HD 5730 Device ID 0x68D8
ATI Radeon HD 5770 Device ID 0x68B8
ATI Radeon HD 5850 Device ID 0x6899
ATI Radeon HD 5870 Device ID 0x6898
AMD Radeon HD 6850 Device ID 0x6739
AMD Radeon HD 6870 Device ID 0x6738
AMD Radeon HD 6970 Device ID 0x6718


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I would think that the patrols could tell us if fireworks were going off or not.
I think the purpose of this happening this year was to "prove" that it was fireworks last year. I think it was set up. They killed some birds, told everyone that the fireworks did it, and then they have the explanation for last years mass death. Most of the sheeple in the world will look at this and say, "There you go! It was the fireworks! Nothing to see here!"


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Archaeologists Will Resume Digs at Fort William Henry this Summer
By Mirror Staff
Friday, March 18, 2011
"Its going to be an exciting summer," says Dr. David Starbuck. This year, the Archaeology Field School which the Yale-trained archaeologist, author and Chestertown native led at Fort William Henry for SUNY Adirondack (Adirondack Community College) for four summers, will return to the Fort for the first time since 2000.
During its earlier digs, the Archaeology Field School excavated the grounds inside the West Barracks. "It was an incredibly rich site," Starbuck said.
Between 1997 and 2000, the Field Schools discovered burned log walls, military dumps and Native American artifacts from the early Archaic Period, such as a spear dating back to between 6,000 and 8,000 B.C.
The ground is high enough above the lake that it has long been a good living area, Starbuck explained.
"The Indian sites out here tend to be quite early," he added.
In 1999 alone, the archaeologists and students found the remains of the original barracks and underground rooms, as well as bayonets, musket balls, a Jesuit ring and a regimental button from the American Revolution.
The ring probably belonged to one of the Indians who took part in Montcalm's assault on Fort William Henry in August, 1757, said a curator at the Fort William Henry museum.
The Revolutionary war button, according to Starbuck, indicated that while Fort William Henry was never rebuilt after having been destroyed by Montcalm in 1757, the site was in continuous use through the end of the American Revolution.
Some of the artifacts from the earlier digs will be on display this summer at the Fort William Henry museum.
The 2011 digs will focus on the dumps east of the fort, the remains of barracks buildings, and the prehistoric campsites that lie beneath the ruins of the French and Indian War fort.
Throughout the Archaeology Field School's three, two week sessions, visitors to Fort William Henry will be able to watch the archaeologists at work.
According to Starbuck, the archaeologists are themselves something of an attraction at the Fort. Rather than regarding the attention as a distraction, he welcomes it, because it gives him the opportunity to deepen people's understanding of the military and historical significance of Lake George.
Students are eligible for three college credits per session, which will be held from July 11 through July 22, July 25 through August 5, and August 8 through August 19.
Tuition for New York state residents is $142 per credit hour. Tuition for out-of-state residents is $284 per credit hour. For more information, call SUNY Adirondack's Eisenhart Hall faculty secretaries at 743-2258.


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In the world of radio there are a few subtle changes to the lineup of top 10 songs on Billboard. Most noticeably is Tamela Mann returning to #1 with her hit song, Take Me To The King. James Fortune follows with Hold On at #2 and last week's #1 song, It's Not Over by Israel and New Breed, follows at #3. The next three songs on the chart all remain at their same positions as last week. Life and Favor by John P. Kee and New Life is #4, Charles Jenkins' Awesome holds on to #5 and Testimony by Anthony Brown is still #6. Your Best Days Yet by Bishop Paul Morton jumps to #7 while VaShawn Mitchell's Turning Around For Me drops to #8.Concluding the top 10 this week are Hart Ramsey's God's Up To Something Good at #9 and Shifting The Atmosphere by Jason Nelson at #10, after 57 weeks on the chart.
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NEW YORK (Jun. 13)
The Jewish Theological Seminary of American today announced that it came into possession of a 15th century manuscript of the Samaritan Pentateuch, or Five Books of Moses. The manuscript is written in the Samaritan alphabet, an ancient form of the Hebrew alphabet, with a parallel translation into Arabic. The text is complete and well preserved.
"There are no printed translations of the complete Samaritan Pentateuch into Arabic, and this volume may well be the first of its kind available to scholars at an American institution of higher learning, "the announcement said. The 643-page manuscript was presented to the Seminary by Harold K. Cohen of Philadelphia, and Harry G. Friedman, Louis M. Rabinowitz and Julius Silver, of New York City, in memory of Doctor Alexander Marx, late Director of Libraries at the Seminary.
"The manuscript is an important source book for scholars, making available to the Samaritan specialist an uncommonly readable bi-lingual text," the announcement pointed out. "Variations in the Samaritan Pentateuch are mainly linguistic, but one difference is worth noting: The last of the Ten Commandments contains an interpolation establishing Mt. Gerizim as the chosen spot for the alter, and Schechem (Nablus, today) as the Holy City for sacrificial offerings, rather than Jerusalem. Phrases such as 'the hand of God' are omitted from the Samaritan translation of the Pentateuch, and in their stead are more abstract terms such as, 'the power of God.'"


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Cave Story 3D (3DS) Review
In 2004, a man named Daisuke Amaya released a freeware game known as Cave Story for the PC. A labor of love, Amaya spent the better part of more than five years developing, designing and programming the pixel-sprite 2D platforming game. Publishing the game under his pen-name "Pixel", Cave Story is Amaya's loving homage to many of the 2D platforming games of his youth.
During its initial release in 2004, Cave Story was a bit of a slow burner in the gaming world, but the little indie game that could eventually found an audience. With characters ranging from charming to diabolical, an engaging story and old-school gameplay, Cave Story had begun to receive near universal acclaim from various gaming outlets. The success of Cave Story eventually lead to the joining of forces between Pixel and Nicalis, an independent game company, to develop an improved version of Cave Story for Nintendo's WiiWare service. Released in 2010, the WiiWare version of Cave Story, known as Cave Story+, featured improved artwork and additional gameplay modes; it is this version of the game that would later be released on Steam for PC, Apple's Mac App Store and Steam for Mac. Cave Story+ was also released to Nintendo's DSiWare, which made it the first time that Cave Story was available on a portable device without using homebrew methods. Around the same time that Cave Story+ was being released on the WiiWare shop, NIS America published a curious photo of their mascot, Prinny, dressed in the garb of Cave Story's silent protagonist. Wearing the familiar hat and scarf while carrying the Polar Star gun, Prinny's image was used by NISA to promote their ambitious 3DS remake, which had been created with the cooperation of both Nicalis and Pixel himself. Finally, in late 2011, NISA released Cave Story 3D to be enjoyed by both new and old fans on Nintendo's newest handheld powerhouse.
In the same vein as popular 2D platformers that inspired him such as Metroid, Castlevania and Mega Man, Cave Story tells the popular tale of good versus evil. The protagonist, a silent male robot that goes by the name of Quote, must travel through various locations to not only save the world from an evil Doctor hellbent on world domination, but to also recover memories he's lost. At the start of Quote's journey, he comes across the Mimigas which are rabbit-like creatures that inhabit a village that's been terrorized by the Doctor and his two henchmen, Misery and Balrog. From there, Quote comes across several memorable characters such as King, Professor Booster, Kazuma, Jenka, Sue, and Curly Brace, a female robot who later becomes your partner. To defend himself, Quote can arm himself with a variety of weapons, one being the iconic Polar Star, and is able to level up the strength of his weapons; although, if he takes too much damage his weapons will lose strength too. Life capsules can also be found and collected to increase Quote's life meter.
For the 3DS release, the visuals have been updated to have a 2.5D look to them which can become 3D when using the 3D slider on the 3DS. Like the backgrounds and stages, the characters have also received a slight upgrade in appearance to match the new visuals. Gameplay has remained the same so old fans can easily jump into the game while new fans can pick up the game quite easily. If not a fan of the characters' new designs, players can select Classic Mode and have the characters appear to be 2D. And like Cave Story+, Cave Story 3D also features bonus modes and easter eggs, one of which being a Prinny Cap for the player.
As much as I enjoyed playing the game, it's hard getting used to the visuals in Cave Story 3D as I also own Cave Story+ on my Wii. Part of the charm for me really was the pixel-art style in the original game, but I do appreciate the options available in Cave Story 3D. Gameplay and music remain as memorable as ever, especially the little tune that plays when you find a life capsule; it sounds very similar to the tune used in Metroid. Definitely, one of the benefits of owning Cave Story 3D is the simple fact that I actually own a physical copy of the game, rather than just digitally like I do with the WiiWare version. Also, the bonuses in the game make an already replayable game (due to multiple endings) even more so. The updated look of the characters not only fits with the new visuals, but they do bring a fresh appreciation of how iconic everyone in the game looks - especially the Mimigas as well as Balrog.
In short, Cave Story 3D is a welcome addition to the Nintendo 3DS' library, and it does take advantage of the system's 3D capabilities in a great way. Being able to own the game physically is also a nice plus for long-time fans of the game as well as the fact that it's portable; the DSiWare version of Cave Story+ is also available on the 3DS Shop for those who want to play the game in its original form. With charming characters, a great story and lots of replayability, Cave Story 3D can be enjoyed by fans new and old.


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Author Notes: Grilled Chicken and Strawberry Salsa is fresh like spring and has the sweetness and heat of the coming summer. —Rachel (Simple Seasonal)
Serves 4
Grilled Chicken
- 4 chicken breasts
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- pepper to taste
Strawberry Salsa
- 2 cups fresh chopped strawberries
- 1/2 cup chopped avocado
- 1 jalapeño seeded and finely chopped
- 1/4 cup chopped cilantro
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped red onion
- 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1 teaspoon lime zest
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- Brush chicken breasts with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Set them aside and allow them to come to room temperature. Meanwhile, preheat your grill and brush the grates clean.
- Grill the chicken over direct medium heat (350º to 450ºF) about 8-12 minutes or when the internal temperature in the thickest part of the breast is 165ºF, turning once or twice. Keep the lid closed as much as possible.
- While the chicken is cooking prepare the strawberry salsa. Simply prep all of the ingredients and gently stir them together in a bowl. This recipe has medium heat, so if you like mild salsa, omit the jalapeño. If you like hot salsa, chop in some of the seeds, but be careful! (I always wear gloves when cutting hot peppers.)
- Once the chicken has finished grilling, top it with your fresh strawberry salsa and serve immediately.


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Find a State Park near you via the Parks and Recreation website. You can search by name, feature, region, city, county, of alphabetically.
General Information: 800-777-0369
Frequently Asked Questions
No matter what your destination is or whether you have a reserved or a first-come, first-served site, it's always a good idea to call ahead and check on park conditions.
For Reservation Sites - Plan ahead
You can make reservations up to seven months in advance through Reserve America at 1-800-444-PARK (7275) or on-line at Reserve America's website
Determine where you want to camp and be flexible
Have alternate parks in mind in case your first choice is booked.
To help you, get your copy of the California State Parks Camping Reservation Guide by calling (916) 653-6995 or writing to:
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If the reservation sites are full, look for first-come, first-served campgrounds, and try and arrive on a Wednesday or Thursday to maximize your chance to get a campsite. Please call the specific park for details. They include:
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The "shoulder season" (April, May, September, and October) is a good time to enjoy California State Parks. The weather during these months is usually good.
National Park areas offer visitors a wide variety of adventures from historical and cultural experinces to natural wonders which can be seen nowhere else on earth. Explore the links below to learn more about National Parks in the Golden State.
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Cabrillo National Monument
California National Historic Trail
Channel Islands National Park
Death Valley National Park
Devils Postpile National Monument
Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site
Fort Point National Historic Site
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
John Muir National Historic Site
Joshua Tree National Park
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Lassen Volcanic National Park
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Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by TitanJeff, Sep 17, 2012.
Dude, he's horrible.
I really don't care if we play Afalava back there. Griffin and Johnson have been unimpressive. Would like to know why Babineaux isn't playing.
Babineaux is clearly our best safety.
I would love it if we brought eddie in as a running backs coach, or something along those lines, Im suprised he hasn't been offered a job yet.
Its not even debatable IMO, Johnson is probably better than Griffin, so thats is where you can put him.
At this point, I'd rather have Eddie as our starting RB. Not coaching them.
being lost is better than whatever you can call Griffin
Which is part of the problem. With Johnson in, Griff moves to SS. It ain't workin'.
Muchak looks so damn lethargic on the sidelines.
How the hell is he supposed to motivate someone with the same damn "who farted" look on his mug.
Typical Fisher approach from a Fisher disciple.
NEWS FLASH MUNCH: It is NOT working! None of it!
Munch is in over his head. Regardless of whose "fault" it is or isn't, you gotta shake things up at some point. And before anyone says "It's only week 3", these same problems have been going on since week 1 of last season. The same players have been sucking since week 1 of last season (we even rewarded one with a big, new contract). No changes have been made. No improvements have been made. Absolutely ridiculous. This guy doesn't have a clue.


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Monday, February 21, 2011
The Constitution, It's Critical to Understand It
But since the New Deal, several of those provisions have been read as authorizing Congress to do far more than was ever imagined by those who wrote the Constitution. This has led to a government that's effectively unlimited—and increasingly unaffordable. A new House rule requires members of the 112th Congress to cite specific constitutional authority when introducing any new legislation.
That's a start, but restoring limited constitutional government will require more than simply "checking a box." If legislators respond to that requirement by reflexively citing the Constitution's three most widely misunderstood clauses—the General Welfare, Commerce, and Necessary and Proper clauses—they'll violate the document they've sworn to uphold. Instead, to restore a constitutional culture and roll back intrusive government, it's important that we understand those clauses as the Framers understood them:
Art. I, sec. 8, cl. 1: Congress has the power to collect taxes "to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States."
Contrary to modern readings, this clause doesn't grant Congress an independent power to tax and spend for the "general welfare." If it did, there would be no need to enumerate any other powers.
Rather, it authorizes Congress to raise revenue in support of the specifically enumerated powers that follow it. And Congress's power to tax for the "general welfare" precludes it from taxing to provide for special parties or interests.
Art. I, sec. 8, cl. 3: "[Congress shall have Power] To regulate Commerce … among the several States."
Nor was the Commerce Power designed to provide Congress an open-ended mandate to regulate anything and everything that "affects commerce." Instead, the Framers aimed at creating a national "free-trade zone," putting an end to the interstate protectionism allowed under the Articles of Confederation. To ensure free trade among the states, Congress was given the power to regulate, or "make regular," such commerce—the main sense of "regulate" at the time. If the clause had been understood to grant Congress the boundless regulatory power it exercises today, the Constitution would never have been ratified.
Art. I, sec. 8, cl. 18: "[Congress shall have Power] To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers."
This clause grants Congress the means to execute its enumerated powers or ends. It adds no new ends. And those means must be "necessary and proper."
That means they must respect the Constitution's structure and spirit of limited government, they must respect federalist principles, and they must respect the rights retained by the people.
A word from Ed Crane - Founder and President of the Cato Institute.
"I thought you'd enjoy seeing the attached ad we've run in the Washington Post, Politico and a couple of other papers. It's good that the GOP wants the House to cite the constitutional authority for new legislation, but there is a danger the response will be a casual reference to the Commerce Clause or the General Welfare Clause. This ad points out (for the benefit of Congress) the true intent of those clauses, including the Necessary and Proper Clause. The work of our excellent Center for Constitutional Studies. Hope you like it."
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New possibilities for Alzheimer's research
Australian scientists say their sophisticated 3D computer-generated brain imaging will now make diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease and the search for an effective cure much easier.
The work, done at the University of Queensland's Centre for Magnetic Resonance, has documented for the first time in three dimensional images, the loss of tissue density and white matter in the brains of people suffering from this disease.
Alzheimer's disease or dementia is a progressive loss of intellectual function which is usually, but not always, associated with ageing. The researchers said there would be an estimated 175,000 sufferers in Australia by 2006.
"This is a physical disease where the brain effectively dissolves," Professor David Doddrell, director of the Centre, told The Lab. "And the white matter which helps the two sides of the brain to communicate breaks down."
The researchers said that up until now doctors could only make an educated guess about how much brain tissue was being lost by Alzheimer's patients, with confirmation dependent on combining clinical history with brain tissue analysis at the time of post-mortem.
Professor Doddrell said that the system would help prevent misdiagnosis of Alzheimer's which was a major problem.
"One 54 year old accountant we screened was wrongly diagnosed as having Alzheimer's and told to go home and pack his bags. He was actually depressed, and our screening over 8 months found no sign of brain deterioration."
The Queensland study gathered anatomical and biochemical information about the brain from 300 subjects, before screening 20 normal and 20 Alzheimer patients over a period of three years with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and neuropsychological testing. The MRI machine was linked to a supercomputer which recorded images and used colour codes to show which parts of the brain were being affected.
Professor Dodrell said that the three dimensional nature of the imaging made it possible to precisely compare images of the same brain over a period of months or years.
As well as improving diagnosis, the new imaging could help in the assessment of treatment effectiveness.
Scientists in California were reported this week as having successfully tested a drug on mice that prevents the build up of a plaque in the brain which is thought to cause Alzheimer's. One of the problems, however, is that it is unclear if the plaque is a result of the condition or the cause. Use of imaging techniques such as that developed at the University of Queensland could help assess the success of a proposed vaccine to prevent the plaque from building up. Human trials of the vaccine are expected to gain approval from the US Food and Drug Administration by the end of this year.
However Professor Doddrell said there were some major problems with finding a cure for Alzheimer's.
"By the time you know you've got it, it's too late. In order for treatment to be effective, we would have to be able to diagnose people much earlier than we do now."
The University of Queensland research, which has received funding from SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals, is the culmination of five years work. Only the work on white matter remains to be published - it has been submitted to The Lancet.


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Hyundai Sonata steering system breaking apart? Be careful out there, folks
|Steering system falling apart?
Hyundai built over 161,000 2011 Sonata vehicles. Some of them - how many, who knows - may have a deadly defective steering system problem. About 40,000 of them have never been fixed at all, according to Hyundai itself.
In a letter to federal safety investigators, Hyundai admitted that it has received warranty claims and customer complaints about a steering system failure where the steering system disengages from the steering wheel, in one way or another, and loss of vehicle control can result.
One owner reported that when trying to make a turn the vehicle steering had no control and the vehicle just went straight ahead. Obviously, the situation could be dangerous. In another report, a rattle noise was apparently heard before any failure occurred but parts showed signs of a coming failure defect possibility. In another case, missing steering shaft joint cap parts were discovered missing during a predelivery inspection. In yet another, a steering shaft "separation" had occurred.
Notice went out to Hyundai dealers to be on the lookout for the steering shaft defects but owners should be particularly attentive to any unusual noise or sensation related to the steering system. When the steering shaft separates - you lose steering control. If it happens on the highway, serious injuries can result.
So, at the first sign of a problem, get your Sonata to a Hyundai dealer right away - carefully. And if your dealer doesn't take care of your problem quickly, call us on our Hyundai lemon owner hotline toll free at 1.888.331.6422. Or email us right now for free lemon law help.
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Do you worry at night? Are you scared in the darkness – than let's shade some light in!
Last week in my THANK YOU post I tried a black background to express some gloomy mood. The post was obviously not so very popular but I love it yet. It surprised me! The effect, how the black of the pic's and the black background of my blog merged inspired me!
Let's play a little together in the dark! Guess what might that be?
No that is not a spy in the dark, not the NSA with your data!
I'll drop a first hint. Let's look at the thoughts of that being..
We come closer…. And now let's switch the light on:
Year Emi, my dog, who is dreaming night and day of treats!
You want one more? What might this be?
Not a clue? We go a little closer…
… this is a green orge who is searching a loo. Ups – we have shocked him and know he is embarrassed. Sorry! But we are happy to help you finding your way – light on for you:
see some funny- fail- bathroom signs and read the story how I was locked in a toilette on Good Geek Ranting
You might think that are two strayed green ogre who will collide soon…
Light on!
Here we are – Space Hero's with laser swords!
He guys, why do you argue and fight? Look this happens when we add more darkness to darkness!
…and this happens when you enlight a tiny candle
Stop holding your love&peace hippie lecture. I have to make a movie!
Tutti – DON'T MAKE SUCH A MESS. I'm the producer, stop making nonsense here, my actors get wild when you switch the light on. Look what they do! We are in Hollywood every minute interruption costs me a Million Dollar!
Oh, sorry Mister….
Ok, for today I'll better cut and run or I get sued. I hope my little galanty show was entertaining for you!
I wish a nice week, have some fun in the dark and beware of gibberish! Tutti
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Posted Wed Feb 15th by Ian Henson
The Denver Broncos have signed guard C.J. Davis.
Davis was a college free agent signed by the Carolina Panthers in 2009, he was placed by injured reserve by the club after suffering an injury at the end of training camp in his rookie season. In 2010 he was signed to the active roster and participated in seven games.
Davis was waived/injury settlement in September not active in the 2011 season. He is a 6'2″ and 308 pounds out of the University of Pittsburgh where he played in 45 games with 43 starts earning first-team All-Big East Conference honors as a senior. Davis is 25 years old.
The Broncos currently have five guards on their squad.


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Bishops Fight Back Against Media's "Well-Oiled" Smear of Holy Father
Whispers in the Loggia reports:
In the latest salvo of a church-press war over sex-abuse coverage that's already gotten far more heated than it ever was in 2002, the archbishop of New York has lowered the boom anew in a freshly-published, extensive blog-post....
Here's the close:Let me be upfront: I confess a bias in favor of the Church and her Pope.[More]
I only wish some others would admit a bias on the other side.
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Actress and playwright; appeared in numerous theatrical productions during the 1920s and 1930s including Lilies of the Field (1923) and The Years Between (1926). In the 1920s she wrote and starred in a number of her own plays, among them, Wooden Shoes (1930) and Duet By Accident (1935), which earned her a film contract. Thomson, who called herself 'an airwoman', volunteered her services at an aeroplane production plant during the Second World War.
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by Bassano Ltd
bromide print, 1936
NPG x83490
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