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� Every now and then I like to turn things upside down in order to see them from a different angle. They say that such a thing actually puts the right side of your brain to work and, incidentally, causes a lot of things to spill (never look at the bottom of a glass when it is half full, for instance).
� Nature delights in turning things around as well. I suppose she does this to give us a different view of life and confirm that we should never assume anything when it comes to the natural world.� It would be natural to assume that a tiny sand hill with hole in the center is an anthill or that a colorful winged insect flying at mid-day is a butterfly. As a small way of turning your world upside down, allow me to introduce the exceptions to these examples.
� First of all, what about those anthills?� Yes, some ants do make sand hills. These hill-lets are possessed of a central entrance for ingress and egress, but I digress. Should you come across a sandy spot with a cluster of apparent anthills where the central holes are about � inch wide and open slightly off to the side, you are actually looking at bee hills.� If you stick around a minute or two you�ll spot the specific bees belonging to these structures as they return to the surface and poke their heads out.� Take a look at the picture above and you�ll see two of these Solitary Bees guarding their burrow entrances.
� Solitary bees are members of a group of bees called mining bees (see a close-up here). There are some 1,200 species in North America, so I can�t tell you the exact species of the ones I encountered.� These insects produce neither honey nor beeswax. Oddly enough, most wild bees are of solitary persuasion and only a few form genuine colonies such as the caste-forming Honey Bees. This means that, although the honey/wax making species get all the glory, the vast tribes of solitary bees perform a great deal of the pollination work going on out there.
� It appears to be another turn-around of ideas to state that these so-called �solitary� bees nest in groups.� They do find some�comfort being in the company of similar bees, but are not social insects in the true sense of the word. They do not co-operate or assist each other in any way � it�s a �you don�t borrow my tools and I won�t borrow yours� neighborhood thing.
� Each one of the separate but equal burrows is independently excavated by a female Solitary Bee. The main tunnel extends down into the sandy soil for a few inches. Brood chambers, or cells, are carved off to the side and at right angles to the main tunnel (here�s a cutaway view of a tunnel with a few side chambers exposed). These chambers are created and waterproofed with a waxy secretion. The female collects pollen (using special brushes called scopae on her hind legs) and rolls it into a � inch ball. A liberal application of nectar provides sufficient moisture�to hold it together and provide a bit of sweetener for the kids.� She then lays a single egg on the pollen ball (look here – both this and the previous shot were taken by Dennis Briggs of the University of California), and then seals up the chamber for good.
� She works on one cell at a time and eventually seals off the whole set after she�s laid eight or so eggs.� Her life work is done after several more burrows are completed.� Solitary bees do not provide any other parental care other than this initial set-up. The child bees are solo from here on out. They will hatch out later in the summer, eat up their pollen snack, pupate, and await the following spring to emerge as adults. They do all of this on their own. No bee is an island, but these come close.
� As if a community of solitary bees living in ant hills isn�t enough, I�d like to add one more contradictory insect to this essay. There is a�flashy little moth out there called a Grapevine Epimenis (see here) that flies by day.� I encountered several of these on a recent walk and they all were seeking to suck up minerals from the trail limestone.
� A majority of moths are night fliers and all butterflies are day fliers. There are some significant exceptions to the moth rule. Some, such as the diminutive Epimenis, find the full light of day to their liking and shun the night. In the field guides, this black, white and red moth is listed as an early spring woodland creature that �is often mistaken for a butterfly.�� Trembling with energy, the pictured moth was difficult to approach because it would dart off as if driven by butterfly reflexes. Scientifically this species is called Psychomorpha epimenis which gives a hint at the crazy behavior of this day moth. I prefer to give it the previously unpublished title of �buttermoth.�
� If there is any lesson to be drawn from looking at bee hills and pseudo butterflies, it is that few things are as they initially appear.


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Worry, doubt, confusion, depression, anger and feelings of condemnation: all these are attacks on the mind. If readers suffer from negative thoughts, they can take heart! Joyce Meyer has helped millions win these all-important battles. In her most popular bestseller ever, the beloved author and minister shows readers how to change their lives by changing their minds.
She teaches how to deal with thousands of thoughts that people think every day and how to focus the mind the way God thinks. And she shares the trials, tragedies, and ultimate victories from her own marriage, family, and ministry that led her to wondrous, life-transforming truth–and reveals her thoughts and feelings every step of the way.
This special updated edition includes an additional introduction and updated content throughout the book.
Sin and forgiveness are not exciting or happy issues to think about, and most people try to avoid dealing with them whenever possible.
John and Paula Sandford explain how ego and pride are involved in hurtful situations and how, in the world's eyes, it would be natural to seek revenge. But unforgiveness and sin have a way of keeping us in a constant state of chaos and trouble.
Sin isolates us from each other and from God, but forgiveness is the antidote to sin. Forgiveness is a crucial and pivotal element to spiritual and personal growth. If you want to be happy, to be healthy, and to grow in relationships with others, forgiveness is not an option; it is a necessity.
Hinds' Feet on High Places is one of the most successful works of Christian fiction. It is the story of a young woman named Much Afraid and her journey away from her Fearing family into the High Places of the Shepherd. It is an allegory of the Christian life from salvation through maturity. It doesn't actually describe life in Heaven, but shows how the Christian is transformed from unbeliever to immature believer to mature believer, who walks daily with his/her Lord as easily on the High Places of Joy in the spirit as in the daily life of the mundane and often-times humiliating trials that tempt us to lose perspective of who we now are in Christ.
The third book in The Transformation Series, this sequel to Transforming the Inner Man and God's Power to Change focuses on relationships and events that disable us from being able to relate and communicate with others effectively. By applying the scriptural principles for healing in this book, we can confidently:
· Build and maintain healthy relationships with spiritual and biological parents
· Create the right balance between "bearing one another's burdens" and allowing healthy separation as we empower others to grow and flourish
· Find true oneness in marriage relationships
· Become effective, contributing parts of society
The Transformation Series is a four-book collection that walks readers through the process of being renewed in mind and heart by the transforming power of the cross. It will lead to wholeness and balance personally and within the body of Christ.
Refreshingly candid and down to earth, longtime renewal leader R. Loren Sandford provides a life preserver for anyone struggling with burnout. Far from a formulaic approach, Loren discusses the successive stages of woundedness and burnout and plumbs the depths of what is often referred to as "the dark night of the soul." This book flows from Loren's own experiences with burnout and his struggles to deal with them–even as a member of the first family in inner healing.
This is a vital resource, not just for ministry leaders and laypersons, but for anyone overwhelmed by stress or tragedy or longing to help someone else.
This foundational book will equip each believer with the basic steps to a life-transforming, deeper intimacy with the Father. Transforming the Inner Man introduces the keys that reach to the depth of the heart with the power of the cross and resurrection to effect lasting change through continual death and rebirth. John and Paula Sandford take a no-nonsense approach to Christian living.
A few of their chapter titles are as follows:
• Sanctification and Transformation
• Performance Orientation
• The Central Power and Necessity of Forgiveness
• The Role of a Christian Counselor
• Bitter-Root Judgment and Expectancy
• Generational Sin
In this thought-provoking and sensitive message, the Sandfords challenge every believer to focus on change from the inside out—a change that will last.
From best–selling author and Bible teacher Derek Prince comes his most detailed teaching on God's miraculous gift of healing. Writing from decades of ministry experience, as well as his own miraculous healing, Prince explains how God heals. Through this incredible resource, you, too, can:
––Understand the causes of sickness and disease.
––Learn why healing happens and why it does not.
––Understand what blocks healing.
––Overcome depression.
––Break generational curses.
––Defeat the schemes of Satan.
––Gain freedom from oppression.
Here are powerful truths about being healed and being whole. Prince shows the Bible's easy–to–follow guidelines so you can apply God's instructions for your complete healing.
You can be healed and see others healed!
What would you do if you found a switch that could turn on your brain and enable you to be happier, healthier in your mind and body, more prosperous, and more intelligent? Dr Caroline Leaf will show you how to find and activate that switch.
What you think with your mind changes your brain and body, and you are designed with the power to switch on your brain. Your mind is that switch. You have an extraordinary ability to determine, achieve, and maintain optimal levels of intelligence, mental health, peace, and happiness, as well as the prevention of disease in your body and mind. You can, through conscious effort, gain control of your thoughts and feelings, and in doing so, you can change the programming and chemistry of your brain.
In this book, he shares on how the overemphasis on numerical growth and outward manifestations of the Christian faith has been sapping the vitality of the church and affecting how non-believers perceive Christianity. This is because many Christians do not live lives which reflect their faiths due to misunderstandings about what it really means to live a life of intimacy with God.
"I have a burning desire to tell people who are hurting that there is a way out of their pain…There is hope for their lives."
Stormie Omartian tells her compelling story of a childhood marred by physical and emotional abuse that eventually led her into the occult, drugs, and tragic relationships.
Finding herself overwhelmed by fear and on the verse of suicide, she shares with us the turning point that changed her life and reveals the healing process that brought freedom and wholeness beyond what she ever imagined.
In this poignant drama, there is help and hope for anyone who has been scarred by the past or feels imprisoned by deep emotional needs. It is a glorious story of how God can bring life out of death.
It's time to love yourself the way God loves you! Whether you have been abused, lost a child, are married to an addict, lived through a divorce, gotten an abortion, or have trouble connecting with your teenager(s) at home, here is a message of hope and healing that hears the anguished cries of your heart.
Down-to-earth Christian counseling for women who want to make changes and improvements! Handling emotions is tricky business, but Paula Sandford takes it even one step further and encourages Christians to do so in redemptive and constructive ways. In this timeless classic, she delivers a message of hope and healing and speaks directly to the hearts of women of all ages. "I feel as if Paula Sandford knows me, and her book is like a personal counseling session. She is in tune with the feelings of women today."Healing for a Woman's Emotions offers sensitive and liberating insights that will help readers: Cope with feelings, Deal with grief and sorrow, Identify sources of pain, Express emotions, Sort through confusing signals, and Experience emotional wholeness.
Featuring a new introduction by Neil T. Anderson, this freshly re-covered edition of his bestselling bookThe Bondage Breaker (more than 1.2 million copies sold) leads readers away from the shadows and shackles in their lives and toward the freedom that comes when they
•realize they have the right to be free
•confront the power of Satan
•fight the temptation to do it their way
•trade deception for grace
•affirm their identity in Christ
Neil Anderson ultimately helps people break negative thought patterns, control irrational feelings, and break out of the bondage of sinful behavior. Those struggling will discover how to embrace the promise of Jesus to win the spiritual battles that confront them.
Discover who you are in Christ! "You will know the Truth, and the Truth will set you free." John 8:32 It's Jesus' promise to you—the promise that you will live triumphantly. But what keeps you from really walking in the joy of the Lord? The powers of darkness attack you daily. But, as Dr. Neil Anderson explains in Victory over the Darkness, you can have the power to conquer them by knowing who you are in Christ. Learn how to realize the power of your identity in Christ, win the battle for your mind, free yourself from the burdens of your past, become the spiritual person you want to be, stand against the spiritual forces of this world, and discover the truth about God's view of you! Neil Anderson has updated and expanded his best-selling Victory over the Darkness for a new generation, spelling out practical and productive ways to experience Christian growth based on Christ's promise. Learn to apply the truths of Scripture as a base from which to renew your mind and become the person Christ empowers you to be.

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The Sultan of all lifting shoes
- These lifting shoes, I can't rave enough about it. It got swag, functionality and it's comfortable as hell!
- It fits me just nice. I bought US9, same fitting as my Nike's US9 just to give you any idea of the sizing.
- I felt stable and strong when I was wearing the shoe when lifting. No issues there.
Duration length of product testing: 4 weeks
Editor's Review
You need more than a pair of sports shoes when you are committed to intense training at the gym. You need a lightweight pair that protects your feet but doesn't add to the stress. This is where the special shoe brands come into the picture. Ryderwear surprises through a combo of amazing design, functionality, comfort and great materials, all in one shoe.
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The Raptors G-Force Black Ice by Ryderwear are made to help bodybuilders get that much needed support and comfort as they lift very big weights. This aims to be "the ultimate gym training shoe" that will help one through many reps of deadlifts and squats. These are exercises that call for feet strength and good support. As the soles, toes and ankles take so much stress, it becomes obvious that the right shoes will help a great deal. Consider that these have latex on the inside of the heel area.
The Raptors G-Force come with breathable mesh upper of the highest quality and provide ankle support. Their highly pleasant design features flexible leather in front and at the rear of the shoe. It's got very few discreet blue highlights and the logo in blue placed on the heel. The shoes are available in sizes from US 5 to US 14.
You can get the Raptors G-Force Black Ice at the standard price of $124.95, as shown on the brand's official website.
First of all, this is a visually pleasing gym shoe. Black Ice is definitely a good name for it, considering its mixture of matte and shiny surfaces. The black is nicely complimented by the slim blue details. It's got a stylish and discreet highlights design and the sole is flat, to ensure the needed grip and stability.
The shoe is built to offer adequate ankle support but without going too high. It will not restrict your moves in any way. Freedom of movement is ensured. Who can wear the Raptors G-Force? While these shoes were made and marketed for men, there are no real restrictions here. This model is suitable for men, but can be bought by ladies too. What matters the most is that you read and respect the specifications given on the site for the genders, as you will have to pick a different size.
Overall this is a training shoe of great flexibility, with a durable outer sole and quality material all over. The price is also to be appreciated. The model doesn't have any of the extra features other gym shoes boast with, they're straight to the point and so the price isn't boosted. You may buy the same as the White Ice version or colorful ones.
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An analysis of more than 40 climate-adaptation plans from across the U.S. shows that local communities are good at developing strategies to combat the harmful effects of climate change but often fail to prioritize their goals or to provide implementation details.
In the past decade, several dozen U.S. communities have created stand-alone climate-adaptation plans that describe how climate change is projected to impact their communities and what actions should be taken now to prepare.
Expected impacts vary from place to place across the United States but can include longer and hotter summers, heavier downpours, rising sea levels in coastal communities, more frequent flooding and an increased frequency of wildfires.
Now researchers from the University of Michigan and the University of North Carolina have evaluated 44 local climate-adaptation plans, examining how their content and quality varies across communities.
They found that communities applied wide-ranging strategies, such as improving infrastructure design, protecting ecosystems and public education. On average, the adaptation plans included 93 unique strategies for addressing climate challenges.
However, most communities failed to prioritize their climate-adaptation efforts or offer details on how their strategies would be implemented. Only a third of communities included detailed timelines or assigned responsibility for plan implementation.
"This raises concerns about whether adaptation plans, which often involve years of development, will translate into on-the-ground projects that help communities prepare for climate change," said Sierra Woodruff, lead author of a paper published online May 2 in the journal Nature Climate Change.
Woodruff is a doctoral candidate at the University of North Carolina. Her co-author on the paper is Missy Stults, a doctoral candidate in U-M's Urban and Regional Planning Program and School of Natural Resources and Environment.
"Local communities are already feeling the impacts of climate change, and those impacts are projected to become more severe and intense in the future," Stults said. "We hope that our findings lead to higher-quality adaptation plans and to more resilient communities."
Woodruff and Stults found that the plans varied greatly in the sophistication with which they project future climate conditions.
For example, New York City's climate-adaptation plan used 24 global climate models and two future emissions scenarios to generate locally downscaled climate projections. Smaller cities such as Marquette, Mich., relied on historic trends to identify climate change signals that may continue into the future; those signals were used as the basis for adaptation planning.
Most of the plans failed to address uncertainty associated with climate-change impacts and how it may cause adaptation plans to be ineffective or maladaptive. Few of the plans specified the metrics that would be used to measure progress toward adaptation goals, which may limit the ability of communities to learn and adjust over time.
Woodruff and Stults also found the planning efforts that originated in municipal planning departments and that engaged elected officials were of higher quality than those created by other government agencies or by outside consultants that may be less familiar with community issues and vulnerabilities.
In the future, greater attention should be paid to timelines, responsibility for implementation, and funding to help ensure that climate-adaptation plans translate into actions, they concluded.
Partial financial support for the research was provided by the National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Adaptation planning offers a promising approach for identifying and devising solutions to address local climate change impacts. Yet there is little empirical understanding of the content and quality of these plans. We use content analysis to evaluate 44 local adaptation plans in the United States and multivariate regression to examine how plan quality varies across communities. We find that plans draw on multiple data sources to analyse future climate impacts and include a breadth of strategies. Most plans, however, fail to prioritize impacts and strategies or provide detailed implementation processes, raising concerns about whether adaptation plans will translate into on-the-ground reductions in vulnerability. Our analysis also finds that plans authored by the planning department and those that engaged elected officials in the planning process were of higher quality. The results provide important insights for practitioners, policymakers and scientists wanting to improve local climate adaptation planning and action.
Sierra C. Woodruff and Missy Stults; Numerous strategies but limited implementation guidance in US local adaptation plans; Nature Climate Change (2016) doi:10.1038/nclimate3012
University of Michigan news release.


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The Apple of My Eye
The Apple of My Eye : Phrases
Originally meaning the central aperture of the eye. Figuratively it is something, or more usually someone, cherished above others.
The phrase is exceedingly old and first appears in Old English in a work attributed to King Aelfred (the Great) of Wessex, AD 885, entitled Gregory's Pastoral Care. The earliest recorded use in modern English is in Sir Walter Scott's Old Mortality, 1816:
It also appears in the Bible, Deuteronomy 32:10 (King James Version)
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hola Amigo!!!
I am on a third week of my stay in South Korea~ lol
see!!! I couldn't post anything last Monday *which I posted something on Saturday as a change*
and as I am writing this post now, I've entered the school yay!!!
Chonnam National University
Chonnam National University
yay! there are a lot of differences between summer school back at Inha University and at CNU, but I won't talk about it~ since yeaah!!! it just 4days I've been living in Gwangju and the class just started today
so it might be a topic for the future~
as you guys read on the title
now I want to pour this post with my feeling, as my debutante *hey! you're not an aristrocat* as a solo traveler for a week~ yohoo
as from what I observed, being a solo traveler has it's own advantages as well as it's disadvantages
the hardest part is... I am a talkative person! I like to talks a lot, so... yeah internet gave a lot of help for me! Thank You phone, wifi and chat app
but, sometimes on the other side, people from where you live also had something to do, so that means you have to find someone else~
which is someone in the same place as where you are
yap! SOCIALIZE!
so it is very recommended to stay at a hostel in a female dorm *but if you have a guts you can stay at mix dorm girls! it's waay cheaper*,
as how I were, I stayed at a female dorm, it's cheaper and at least I made one friend a nice girl from Hongkong, my roommate whom stay at the hostel for 3months *she is on a internship, kewl! ikr*
one of a cute shops at insadong, some cultural shopping street
pretty sight around insadong~
more pretty shop at Hongdae, MORE!!! just the price is not pretty at all!!!
pretty sight around insadong~
more pretty shop at Hongdae, MORE!!! just the price is not pretty at all!!!
Korean Summer dish : Cold Naengmyon, yes noodle and ice, my lips were frozen
she took me to eat good food and sight-seeing to several place, a kind-of free to visit place kkk
other way to chase the loneliness when you traveling solo is, to contact someone whom studying at the country you go. I am glad my friend introduced me to a girl, an it was a pleasure, because she made a plan to meet her fellow scholarship achiever, and somehow it inspire me!!! kkk, aah I wish I can be part of those people, but honestly I don't talk about South Korea only, it could be anywhere else, to study aboard~
yay! inspired, kisskiss sister Rabitha lol
postal museum, cost : free!!! *location near myeongdong*
and last attempt, since I am in South Korea now, live as a fangirl and be the part of it's world
to be honest, I am kinda afraid to reveal myself as fangirl *and I am afraid of high-schooler fangirl*, I am way to old!!! but the destiny take me to someone on twitter, a gorgeous tall girl form Poland, Ada, who is very very determinant I envy her experience met Beast and EXO lots of time, I am lost at her determination >_<
bigest jealous factor : SHE APPEARED ON BEAST LATEST MV *dies*
for example how she stay over night outside mnet studio to see EXO comeback at the following day! *but I guess I won't go that far, never ._. *
oh yeah there are one more way to get a new friend from solo traveling, it's like jablay method, I mean just go to couchsurfing or some chat web, and tell the local people or fellow traveler that you're going somewhere and wants a meet up~ and that works from me, I knew some local people, but sadly at that time those people I knew is kinda busy, so we couldn't meet, saaad maybe next time
so those are some disadvantages *being alone, nobody to talk to* and some advantages *chances to meet a new friend*
the advantages; I feel my time were much more flexible I can do anything I want at anytime mwahahaha~to be honest I made no itinerary at all~ AT ALL!!! yeaah , I am too spontaneous I know, and it's not good fyi, at least if you have limited time and money
and the other thing which is valuable by traveling solo is chance to know yourself more, ahaha I know it sounds melancholic and weird but yeah I guess that's true, and you will know what you need the most at that time * I need my man from heaven #slaps *
and other than that I found this traveling solo thing is pretty interesting, because I planned to be busy all the time and want to contribute to society (?) by browsed for what to do like, WWOOFing and join some Korean class kkk *though there were a day when I only stay at room rolling on a bed* and I was also registered to some voluntary job, but ain't got time ;_;
after all I found this traveling solo thing is pretty interesting, and I am okay to do it once more or more, but honestly deep in my heart I like to travel with someone *moreover if its my man from heaven -again again and, please be considered with my my withered heart-*
oh yeah here is some hostel recommendation:
*you know the first one is where I stayed when I traveling solo, and the second one for the second week when my friend came*
1. Houestay at Hongdae
*exit 7 Hongik University Station Subway*
*exit 7 Hongik University Station Subway*
female dorm : *it was around* Rp. 130k /night
a pretty place, don't ask for the facility I'd say, SUPER SATISFIED
and the location was pretty much amazing,
Hongdae is like place for young people and art in Seoul, you can see some streets performances, and there will be free market near the university every Saturday, provide lots of unique and mostly hand-made stuffs, and for those who loves to shop, there are lots of clothes shops, typical Korean shops, pretty and cute
how to get there : just buy a subway ticket to Hongdae station the price was 3.900 won from the airport, pretty simple
2. Guesthouse Korea in front of Changdokgung
*exit 4 Anguk Station Subway*
*exit 4 Anguk Station Subway*
female dorm : *it was around* Rp. 180k/night
the interior might be not as fancy as Housetay but the place is also good and comfy, but the advantages might be it's located near lots of tourism place, such as Changdokgung itself, and around 15minutes walk to the infamous Gyeongbokgung plus Gwanghamun square, and with that if you want to save money for subway and rather walk it will lead you to Insadong and then Myeongdong *that Infamous shopping street in Seoul*
how to get there : get into bus to Changdokgung bus stop, the ticket price is 10.000won from the airport, hop from the bus and you need 10minutes walking
more option at hostels.com !
enjoy your favorite group at KBS radio
*first rule, you have to know their schedule at least*
how to get there : take subway to National Assembly and get out at exit 4 *just read the sign*
and then turn left, after that you'll see an intersection turn right and you will find KBS building, cross the street turn left walk ahead and after that turn right, just walk until you find a big stairs go up stair and you can see the radio
*heaven gate... little bite*
but just recommendation, rather than wait outside the radio, just go inside at the KBS cafe, because the idol group will pass by there, and if you're lucky, you might see them from very close distance
but just recommendation, rather than wait outside the radio, just go inside at the KBS cafe, because the idol group will pass by there, and if you're lucky, you might see them from very close distance
and Thanks God! I met EXO and VIXX at the same day, kyaaaa >///< still not enough, I wanna see them moreee moreee moreee!!!*
see yaa~ hmm planing to post more than once in a week while I am here kkk,
>> First Impression to Seoul, South Korea
>> Farming in South Korea with WWOOF
>> Farming in South Korea with WWOOF


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Inbee Park Wins RICOH Women's British Open
For all Inbee Park has accomplished in her remarkable career, her performance at the RICOH Women's British Open may be her greatest accomplishment of all.
Park came from three shots off the pace in weather that was less than ideal to overtake Jin Young Ko and score a three-shot victory at historic Turnberry.
The numbers Park has put up over the course of her career have been nothing short of remarkable. She has won 16 LPGA tournaments, seven of them major championships
She is also the seventh all-time to complete a Career Grand Slam, which in today's vernacular requires winning four of the five major championships on the schedule (The Evian has only been a major since 2013). The other six are Louise Suggs, Mickey Wright, Pat Bradley, Juli Inkster, Karrie Webb and Annika Sorenstam.
Her seven majors tie her for the top spot among active players with Inkster and Webb. To put that in perspective, Se Ri Pak, who is essentially semi-retired, is next on the list with five major wins while no other active player has more than two.
And Park just turned 27 last month.
Someone I respect who follows the LPGA Tour closely recently remarked how special it is to see history being made, and they were quite correct. Too often in sports, historical achievements are not fully appreciated until long after the fact.
Park has made a lot of history and is likely to make a lot more in the years ahead.
By rights, she should be exalted to the level of a Spieth or a McIlroy, her achievements celebrated by the most casual of golf fans. But that hasn't been the case. Part of the reason for this is that Park goes about her business without fanfare much as the late Billy Casper did on the men's tour during his Hall of Fame career.
And coincidentally, Park and Casper have been celebrated as two of the finest putters of their respective eras.
But in the end, golf at the highest level is not a sideshow but a sporting competition. And Park has embraced an approach that best suits her personality and temperament.
"People seem to think I look effortless," she says, "but I probably work the same as other people. I put a lot of effort in it too but it seems like I care a little bit less about it and am a little bit
more relaxed. I try to stay relaxed."
But there is another element in this equation. There is still an element of the golf community that views the LPGA Tour's sizeable (and successful) Asian contingent with disdain, who would like to a se a return to an era when Americans dominated women's golf. But that era is over.
Those who truly appreciate the game of golf and revere its history are advised to celebrate Park's accomplishments. She is already considered the best in her sport today. The view from here is before long and certainly before her career is done she will rank among the best of all time.


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Application will be free for premium Spotify users
Spotify's iPhone App has been approved by Apple, it has been confirmed.
The application will be free to use, but will require the user to have a premium Spotify subscription, which costs £10. Users will also be able to save playlists to use when there is no internet connection.
Apple are now working to add the Spotify App Store.
Spotify founder Daniel Ek told BBC News that the company had a "great" relationship with Apple.
"We're not surprised but we're thrilled," he said. "We had a great dialogue with Apple from day one."
The Swedish music portal applied for the iPhone app in July.
Spotify is now set to launch in the US by the end of the year.


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Jim Antonopoulos
Madeleine Baud
Richard Foster
First published
Hello Tomorrow
Jun 8, 2016.
We don't need better marketing, better advertising, better taglines.
We need to better understand the worldview of our customers, colleagues, employees and stakeholders if we're going to make positive impact.
We are bombarded almost every moment of the day by some form of advertising – content marketing, social media, native advertising, celebrity endorsement and product placement are all now as ubiquitous as traditional forms of media.
We're fatigued. Mostly apathetic. We're switching off.
Most advertising is, at best, meaningless entertainment. At worst, it's just noise.
As customers, we demand more.
We know that the answer is not the next tech platform or channel – it's not a new gadget or widget. It's not finding new ways to say the same old thing. We don't need to shout louder, we need to stop and listen.
Welcome to the age of meaning.
Human beings are diverse. We speak different languages, come in different shapes, sizes and colours, and we have contrasting opinions and ideals.
However, there is an overarching quest that glues humanity together almost as closely as our genes, and that is our search for meaning. Meaning provides a sense of control over our lives and an anchor for our values and behaviours.
It's no accident that, more and more, we look to the organisations we interact with each day, to reflect the meaning and purpose of our own lives. Product features, brand ambassadors, and celebrity endorsements may gain our attention, but they're not the reason we stay.
Today's customer expects much from the organisations she interacts with and these expectations are to be met for fear of perishing.
And it's not just customers. As employees, we also expect more. We need to know we're spending time away from our loved ones for a higher purpose – we need to believe that we are doing meaningful work.
A research project conducted by McKinsey & Company found that "of all the events that can deeply engage people in their jobs, the single most important is making progress in meaningful work."
Gen-Y employees are driven by purpose like no other generation before them. Barry Salzburg, Deloitte's Global CEO states that "more than half of Gen-Y believe that in the future, business will have a greater impact than anyone else in solving society's biggest challenges. And 86% of them believe business will have at least as much potential as government to meet society's challenges."
Jan Schmiedgen of Business Models Inc speaks of 'four layers of value creation' where the one question he always asks is "Where is value created across the business?" and holding a belief that the answer is the key to creating business models that are innovative and sustainable.
With an understanding that with any business the key focus has to be on the customer, Jan Schmiedgen's question poses the more important question, "who is the customer and what is value for them?"
To enable a more complex, multi-layered discussion about purpose-driven businesses, we need to acknowledge those layers.
Customers: The customer is and will always remain the key focus in terms of value creation. If there are no customers there is no business. We must ask ourselves what type of experience are we going to design for our customers and how will we meet both our needs and theirs?
The Organisation: If most of our waking life is spent working in organisations of some shape or form – in this context, the members of the organisation are key. Why do they come to work? What matters to them? What are their goals? What are their values? How do we want to run the organisation? We also expect organisations to depict a true picture of our society, a diverse picture that embraces the layers, differences and distinctiveness of humanity.
The Organisation's Community: No organisation runs on its own. It is nested in communities, collaborates with suppliers, works with partners and creates products and services connected to the resources flow. It is important how an organisation thinks, responds and collaborates with this ecosystem.
Society: As we are all part of one large society nested on Earth, we must ask ourselves of our work, "How does our work impact the society and the environment at large?"
Ultimately, we want the organisation to act with integrity. We want them to provide open and honest communication about their business practices and act with accountability when those actions don't measure up to the values and expectations of their community and their customers.
This is the meaningful organisation.


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Jimmie Johnson's bid for a record eighth NASCAR championship is over. Needing a win at Phoenix to make the final four in next weekend's championship finale, Johnson suffered a blown tire that sent his No. 48 Chevrolet into the wall with one lap remaining in the second stage Sunday. The crash eliminated the reigning and seven-time NASCAR champion from title contention. ...Read more


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Here are a few stills from her video – as you can see they're the perfect fun weekend activity!
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This 2-day course covers EVA performance data collection, interpretation and analysis, including a hands-on case study. The course describes essential performance rules, terminology, and rules of thumb that should be used when assessing EVA performance. It covers the tools and processes used to collect, format, and analyze performance data.


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PRINCE BUABEN admits being only 70 per cent fit but the Hearts midfielder is determined to face one of his former clubs tomorrow.
Partick Thistle visit Tynecastle hoping to halt the Jambo juggernaut at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership and Buaben is yearning to take part.
He spent four months on loan at Firhill from Carlisle United last year, making nine starts and two substitute appearances under Alan Archibald. He even played against Hearts on the day their relegation from the Premiership was confirmed – Saturday, April 5, 2014. A few weeks later he was snapped up by the Edinburgh club following a change of manager and owner. The Ghanaian has barely looked back since.
A tight hamstring forced him off early at Ross County last weekend and prevented him training earlier this week. He is some way short of full fitness but will declare himself available for tomorrow's match. When your team are winning every week and leading the league table, sitting out isn't easy. Even more so when your old club are in town.
"Yeah, I want to play in this one," Buaben told the Evening News. "I had a good time at Partick. The manager is a good guy and the players are a good bunch as well. I actually enjoyed my time there. I kept in contact with Gary Fraser but I'm just focusing on winning this game for Hearts. I'm keeping my head down.
"I would say I'm about 70 per cent fit. I've had this [hamstring] problem for the past few weeks but any time I rest it's getting better. It's all good now and I'm back training. Hopefully I can play against Partick if I'm picked. It's the manager's choice.
"The injury first started in Ireland in pre-season. I came on in the second half of a game and just felt something pop. I've not had time to rest it with the games coming up. I've tried to rest it for a couple of days and then train for a couple of days. We'll see how it is tomorrow.
"If you look at it, pre-season is never a time to be out. The manager has brought in very good players and you don't want to be missing out. The team is doing well right now too, so you always want to be available and feeling 100 per cent. These things, if it's meant to happen then it's meant to happen. I'm not really worried about it."
More frustrating is his repetitive failure to complete a full pre-season through little fault of his own. "I'm not 100 per cent. I told the gaffer that, for the past four years, I've never done a full pre-season. I've had an ankle injury, my thigh, now my hamstring. This year I was hoping to get a full one done but again it didn't really go my way because there is always something wrong with me. I've missed about half of pre-season for the last four years.
"I spoke to the gaffer about it this year and then an injury happened again. It just wasn't meant to be. I've done some running and I feel okay just now. Hopefully the injury clears up 100 per cent and then I can get more game time and get my fitness back. Every player needs games to get fit and that's the good thing with the gaffer. He gives me game time to get my fitness back. Gradually, I just get through it."
If selected, Buaben will play a central midfield role tomorrow alongside his close friend Morgaro Gomis. He was used in a traditional No.10 role behind the main striker at Thistle, which didn't entirely suit his game. "Alan Archibald is the type of manager who wants to play football. He likes to play with a number ten, like the old Dutch style," said Buaben.
"It's good to play in a team that plays football and Alan has good players, ideal for the system he plays. It's going to be a good game for us because both teams like to pass the ball. It should be exciting to watch."
Buaben's Carlisle contract expired at the same time his Partick loan ended and he had little choice but to await offers last summer. Hearts invited him on trial and he now finds himself with a contract until 2018 at a club top of the Premiership. It couldn't have worked out better for the 27-year-old.
"I spoke to my agent when I left Partick and he basically said I had to be patient. Partick didn't say anything when I left and no-one had made any approach. I just said, 'if no-one's made an approach, just leave it and see how things go'. I don't know why the thing with Partick ended but I wasn't really down or anything.
"Football is a strange game. You can't put your head down, you just need to hope for things to happen. If you let your head go down, things start going wrong. I was 100 per cent focused on getting a move somewhere, which I got here at Hearts, so it worked out perfect for me."
Right now, Robbie Neilson's team are exceeded the expectations of many people with their 100 per cent league start. Buaben is not one of them, though. "Personally, I'm not surprised how well we've done," he said. "We've got good players from last season. If you can play football, you can play in any league. We are doing that now and we have good quality signings in this year. People thought we were going to struggle because we just came up but it's still the same guys who played in the team last year.
"You don't want to get carried away saying we're going to win the league or anything. We're just going to try our best but I think we can go far. The manager is always positive in his approach and he wants to win something. That's what the players want and he has put belief in us, which you need from a manager.
"I'm not going to lie, the fans play a huge part in our games as well. We always get a full house at Tynecastle and they turn up in thousands at away games. It's great for the players. Even when you're 1-0 down, they give you the confidence to turn games around."


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SCM Experts Aug08
August 21st, 2008
SCM Experts???
SCM Experts Aug08 - is it possible to consider yourself an SCM expert when you are just coming to understand the value of automated build and deployment processes???
Have you heard about the Lindbergh baby?
SCM Experience
It never ceases to amaze me all the good press automated software builds get by SCM experts.
Maybe I was fortunate to start my career for the right software development organization, but I would never consider working for an organization that did not value the benefits of SCM and software build best practices.
CMCrossRoads Article
Now, do not get me wrong, I love CMCrossroads. I think it is the best CM/SCM site around...bar none!
Having said that - I came across another front page article on CMCrossroads about how an SCM expert came to appreciate the value of commercial build and deployment tools.
I am going to protect the name of the actual author, but I think everyone knows what I am talking about..
Software Build Best Practices
SCM Expert, NOT!
My contention is that you can not consider yourself an SCM expert if you are not following SCM best practices.
Especially, if it is a new concept to use automated builds and deployment tools and scripts.
Business Reality
I realize that the author was probably writing this article for CMCrossroads to promote their sponsors, but none the less.
There must be a better way of conveying this without sounding like automation is a new concept.
SCM Experts Declare
Have you ever heard of sliced bread....alert the media!
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About Us SCMWise is about the history this website. I was tired of losing information and documentation. Either written or electronic, I would file it and never be able to find it when I needed it. I came up with a wonderful idea. I should put this information on the Internet where I could always find it...my lame attempt to be funny.
Site Build It Benefits Site Build It Benefits are the primary reasons why SCMWise pages can now be found when doing Searches on Google, Yahoo and Bing. Before Site Build It, none of my pages were ever found by the Search Engines. In addition to being a step by step process to website building success, the process and the tools included are second to none.
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Sustainable America is continually seeking new technologies and businesses that might improve the sustainability of our nation's food and fuel systems. We get to talk to interesting entrepreneurs in the process – people whose aspirations often revolve around solving really big problems. So it's no surprise that they have big thoughts about the future of sustainability. We had the opportunity recently to spend time with Brad Bartilson, founder and CEO of Photon8, a company that has developed a number of valuable products from a sustainable algae-based process. While Photon8 produces algae-based biofuels as part of its process, Brad has a much broader vision of the future for algae – namely in increasing the resiliency and sustainability of our food system.
Sustainable America: Brad, Photon8 produces biofuels from algae, which many people are familiar with. But Photon8 also produces omega-3 fatty acids and solid protein suitable for fish feed in large-scale aquaculture operations. Tell us more about that, and why you think the biofuels have gotten all of the popular interest so far.
Brad Bartilson: All aspiring biofuels producers that are growing something to make the fuel, whether it's algae or crops of some sort, are most often targeting lipids, which can be refined into a number of things. In our case, we make omega-3s and biofuels from the lipid portion of the biomass, and fish feed (carbohydrates and proteins) from the remainder. The omega-3s are our highest-margin product because they are increasingly in demand for nutritional supplements. The solid shells of the algae that are left over after we extract the lipids are really great for fish to eat, and there is already an established market for those products.
To answer your second question, I think biofuels tend to get all of the press and popular fascination for a couple of reasons – first, Americans drive a lot, and if you claim to be able to replace gasoline with something made from nature, people will be really curious. Second – and this is not great for our developing industry — there have been a lot of high-profile failures. Lots of money spent on R&D and not that much in the way of profitable success stories.
Sustainable America: What is different about Photon8 that prevents the R&D burn, and leads to success?
BB: Well, let's start with where some other operations have failed, namely because their capital costs were too high. Many went off in search of creating the perfect super algae in a lab via genetics – which is expensive may not even be possible. The idea was that to be profitable, the volume of lipids produced by a single algae had to be higher than nature allows. And then, the infrastructure of having vast open concrete-lined ponds, which are actually too deep for optimal algae growth and are easily contaminated, is also expensive. Too expensive, in fact, to become very profitable.
Our process was designed from the beginning to be capital efficient. It turns out that nature is pretty good at making algae, so much so that we would rather use what's naturally available and select the best mutations of what's already out there, which is cheaper. In that sense, it's not the algae that went wrong in previous algae ventures, it was the cost structure around it. Our science around algae is robust and our team is top notch, but we aren't going to spend our whole budget on developing a super algae.
We use channels of algae broth that are circulated through enclosed thin plastic tubes placed on a lightly-graded the field. The algae are grown in seawater, so there is no concern about drawing down on local fresh water supplies, and we harvest algae daily. It's pretty simple, but elegant!
SA: Let's circle back to fish. I think a lot of people would be surprised to hear your thoughts about the future of fish.
BB: Fish are the major source of animal protein for most people on the planet, but oceanic fisheries stocks are under pressure. So, large aquaculture operations – farm-raised fish – are really important now. But feeding those fish has become a quandary. The most logical source of food for farmed fish, up until now, has been other fish, just like they would eat in the wild. So we have a situation where the pressure on wild fisheries is exacerbated because we're catching those fish, and grinding them up to feed farmed fish, in some cases. Which is really counter-productive and sad. Secondly, omega-3s are part of what makes fish healthy for us to eat. In nature, fish get their omega-3s up the food chain, from algae. When we grow fish in ponds, omega-3s are missing, meaning a less healthy fish to eat. Photon8's fish meal would ensure these fish have healthy omega-3s. Algae-based fish-feed proteins like the ones we create are a great and really sustainable way to feed farmed fish. We would love to be part of the solution to easing the pressure on fisheries.
SA: OK, so give me the big picture vision: Where do you see the future of algae, and how does it fit into a more sustainable America?
BB: I really do see algae as the farm of the future, producing both food and energy. Algae's basic constituents of protein, fats (lipids) and carbohydrates can be used to create or supplant constituents in many of today's human food products, such as bread and baked goods, sushi, milk, sour cream, chocolate, cheese, protein shakes, mayonnaise, healthcare and cosmetic products. Really, this is farming without tractors. Algae produce biomass at rates up to 200 times that of terrestrial crops. Today it takes 7.3 calories of energy inputs to make 1 calorie of food energy. With algae, we can make that equation positive. We could also put corn ethanol and the practice of using food to create fuel in our rearview mirror, since fuels produced from algae can be 20 times more efficient in energy return than corn-based ethanol. We can do this by using algae, sunlight, seawater, and CO2. If we are talking about Photon8 specifically, if we can get the funding necessary to scale up, in five years of phased expansions, a single Photon8 farm will produce 50 million gallons a year of fuels and create 100 direct new jobs in a rural host community. I think that's a pretty sustainable resource for the future.
SA: That's absolutely a great sustainability story, and we love your vision.
Photon8 is based in Corpus Christie, Texas, and has an operational demonstration plant that is successfully producing algae-based products. Company is expanding, with sales agreements in place and a partnership with a major research university. Brad Bartilson can be reached at [email protected].


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The Riverman
by Alex Gray
on Tour January 9 - February 15, 2017
Fans of atmospheric police procedurals will love watching Glasgow vividly come to life with the shocking twists and turns that have made Alex Gray an international bestsellerWhen a dead body is fished out of Glasgow's River Clyde the morning after an office celebration, it looks like a case of accidental death. But an anonymous telephone call and a forensic toxicology test give Detective Chief Inspector William Lorimer reason to think otherwise. Probing deeper into the life and business of the deceased accountant, a seemingly upright member of the community, Lorimer finds only more unanswered questions.
What is the secret his widow seems to be concealing? Was the international accounting firm facing financial difficulties? What has become of the dead man's protégé who has disappeared in New York? And when another employee is found dead in her riverside flat these questions become much more disturbing. Lorimer must cope not only with deceptions from the firm, but also with suspicions from those far closer to home . . .
I have been reading so many new to me authors lately and am really enjoying it. The Riverman is the first book by Alex Gray I have read, but I am planning on reading more by her.
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Publication Date: January 10th 2017
Number of Pages: 368
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Q. Are priests allowed to edit the scriptural readings at Mass? Recently our priest, when reading a Gospel about marriage, cut off the verses that say, "Whoever divorces his wife and marries another, commits adultery against her; and if she divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery."
I can understand that the priest might feel uncomfortable, thinking that this passage could offend some of those who hear it, but aren't priests supposed to read the Scriptures as they are? Sometimes we need to hear direct teaching, even if it offends us. (Indiana)
A. Priests are sometimes given the option, in the official guidelines of the church, to use shorter forms of the liturgical readings. But the priest in question was not empowered to do what he did. Generally, when a choice is offered, it is meant to keep the congregation's interest by shortening what would otherwise be an overly long passage — not to avoid verses that might be controversial or challenging.
By exception, though, on the 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time of Year B (Aug. 23, 2015), the reader was allowed to skip the part of Ephesians that included the verse, "As the church is subordinate to Christ, so wives should be subordinate to their husbands in everything." The reason is that Paul made that observation in a much different cultural context that, thankfully, no longer applies.
By contrast, the earlier passage you mention in Mark's Gospel (about divorce) reflects Jesus' statement of an enduring theological truth.
Q. I understand that during the upcoming papal-declared year, we can seek plenary indulgences for the dead. Naturally, as I age, I have more and more friends who have died. What a wonderful thing if I could include them in this. Is it possible to gain multiple plenary indulgences for the deceased and, if so, how do I accomplish this? (Hull, Massachusetts)
A. Pope Francis has declared an extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy that begins on Dec. 8, 2015, and closes on Nov. 20, 2016. A holy year is also known as a jubilee year.
Among the privileges granted to the faithful during this Holy Year of Mercy is the opportunity to gain a plenary indulgence, which is the remission of all of the temporal punishment due to sins whose guilt has already been forgiven. This indulgence can also be applied to the deceased — to whom, in the words of Pope Francis, "we are bound … by the witness of faith and charity that they have left us."
In the past, indulgences during a holy year normally required a pilgrimage to Rome and a visit to one of the papal basilicas, but for the upcoming Holy Year of Mercy, the pope has determined that a visit to a diocesan cathedral or designated local church will suffice, together with the reception of the sacrament of penance and Communion, as well as a profession of faith and prayers for the intention of the pope.
(Pope Francis has taken care to extend the privilege to those who are precluded from visiting one of the designated churches, e.g., those who are homebound or incarcerated.)
A unique element this time is that the pope has also granted the jubilee indulgence to those who perform the traditional spiritual and corporal works of mercy (sheltering the homeless, for example, or comforting the sorrowful.)
As to your question about "multiple" beneficiaries, the jubilee indulgence may be obtained only once a day. (A single sacramental confession suffices for several plenary indulgences, but receiving Communion and praying for the intentions of the pope are required for each indulgence.)
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
Mook pleads to you all
As you all know by now, JJ is in her resting state after the current IVF with ICSI. As most of you know by now JJ is self admittedly a worry wart. She has more than enough reason to show concern with our current point of life (and I am right there with her). I can not however get enough help in easing her mind.
I assure JJ that the "Planets" (cause there's nine! Pluto counts damnit!), are in the best possible place they can be in. These doctors know what it is, that they do. I jokingly bring up the evidence of me not being able to keep up with a pair of socks much less nine microscopic embryos, so its a good thing they didn't send them home in a cooler. She doesn't quite find the humor in my speech. So, I digest. (A little Family Guy there...anyone? anyone?)
I have asked that JJ take a small break from the blogging world. This isn't to say she won't be chatting it up on email. Two reasons: 1.) She lives on the Internet with both work and normal life and 2.) Shes stubborn as a mule when it comes to things like this. I have simply asked that she refrain from Internet searches (preggo/IVF related) as well as yous guys' blogs. I hope you all can understand. I really just want her to relax and keep her mind occupied. This is a short term thing, I swear!
So my plea to you is to be understanding in her short absence and I certainly welcome any and all positive comments or support. She is a great woman and I love her dearly. So, with everything I can possibly muster, thank you for everyone's support and understanding. You all are wonderful!
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Have a great break, JJ, and I'll be keeping you in my thoughts and prayers during the wait. Wishing you nothing less than the fulfillment of your heart's desire.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 12, 2008 at 10:11 PM
Have a most fantastic break! I'll be thinking of you. All crossables are crossed for a happy ending! Big, big hugsReplyDelete
Have a lovely break, you both.ReplyDelete
JJ- We'll miss you, but you've earned a break from worrying about the blogosphere! Relax (that's what gets you knocked up right??? Hee!) and know that we're all still here thinking the best possible thoughts for you and your "planets"!ReplyDelete
Mook--You're a sweet hubby!ReplyDelete
JJ--have a wonderful little break :)
Hugs and hugs JJ- You deserve a break but I hope you come back soon! :)ReplyDelete
Love & Luck
First, I tried this blog about three times today and a few times yesterday and it crashed. That was from my google reader. When I clicked on it from my sites' blogroll, it came up. Strange.ReplyDelete
Next, I just caught up and am excited about the fabulous nine! Nine is good. Nine is clearly enough to work with. Keeping fingers crossed for you! And you're in my thoughts and prayers.
Last, Mook I know that we completely understand the leave of absense, and support whatever works for JJ. She is fabulous!
Best of luck and good wishes and baby dust!!!
If a break is what you guys need, a break is what you shall have, no questions asked!! :)ReplyDelete
Here's to hope for you!!
You do what you gotta do!! All I want is what's best for all 11 of you and if not being around awhile is it, then take all the time you need. I'll be here when you come back. :) Love you JJ!!!!ReplyDelete
My thoughts and wishes will be with you.ReplyDelete
JJ, just enjoy the break and kick those feet up. We're always here for when you're ready to come back. Hugs!ReplyDelete
So, Mook, you'd better keep giving us our fix of ReproJeans or well come after y'all.ReplyDelete
Totally understand where you're coming from, Mook. Enjoy the break, JJ and I'm pulling for your 9 embies. 9 is an awesome number!!!! Come visit when you're back in action.ReplyDelete
She can refrain but not relax. There's no relaxing allowed out here in the IF-blogosphere, cuz if it gets credited with making babies, we might all have to scream.ReplyDelete
Enjoy the break JJ.
A very wise choice. Sometimes the blogging can just be so overwhelming and can really mess with a girl's head.ReplyDelete
We'll still be all wishing, hoping, praying and finger crossing in the meantime.
- AnonymousJune 12, 2008 at 11:57 PM
Mook - you just keep makin' me like you more and more. JJ enjoy your break - I'm thinking of all 11 of you!ReplyDelete
You both enjoy yourselves ok. I hoping for good news.ReplyDelete
JJ, have a fantastic, relaxing break!!ReplyDelete
Good luck to the both of you. :)
Great idea. Have a great break. Wishing you lots of luck!ReplyDelete
This is very sweet of you Mook, you're taking excellent care of JJ.ReplyDelete
JJ take good care of yourself and try to enjoy your bed rest. Totally pamper and spoil yourself.
Thinking of you.
I believe this is my first comment on your blog.ReplyDelete
Here's to a lovely break... i hope it's a good one...and but of course, i won't tell you to relax now..:)
I believe this is my first comment on your blog.ReplyDelete
Here's to a lovely break... i hope it's a good one...and but of course, i won't tell you to relax now..:)
- AnonymousJune 13, 2008 at 7:52 AM
We'll miss you JJ, but a break never did anyone any harm ;) Wishing you all the best!ReplyDelete
You know we'll miss you sweetie but I think that it's a brilliant idea and maybe just what you need. We all need a break sometimes and now is as perfect a time as any other!ReplyDelete
I'm so happy about your little 9, try not to compare...more is not always better! Will be hoping and praying as always for you dear fried xxx
Have a good break, and I'll be thinking about you.ReplyDelete
I think that is a GREAT idea...the internet will drive you mad during times like these. My hubby made me very aware of how "addicted" I was to a certain infertility website during our IUI cycles so I deleted my account and it was honestly one of the best things I could have done. There's just too much out there.ReplyDelete
Have a nice break and pass along a hug to JJ!!
Have a great break JJ! We'll all be here when you're ready. Love you!ReplyDelete
How can we argue when you bring Family Guy reference into it? Have a good break, JJ. A lot of people will be on that 2WW with you!ReplyDelete
Have a great break JJ. We will miss you but will be right here waiting when mook says it is ok to come back. Hopefully with information about a bfp. Enjoy your little vacation.ReplyDelete
Have a great break, JJ! We'll be here when you're ready.ReplyDelete
Best of luck this cycle! Enjoy your break and I will continue to pray that when you do come back it is with FANTASTIC news.ReplyDelete
Have a good break. I hope you come back soon and happy.ReplyDelete
Good for you for looking out for your wife and family. Sending best wishes and enjoy your down time.ReplyDelete
JJ, so glad that everything went so well with retrieval. Nine is a great number! That's how many I had (I hope it doesn't break the rules to tell you that, but remember, I am loving the similarities in our cycles . . . ducks/geese and now NINE embryos).ReplyDelete
Enjoy your rest, Sweet Pea.
Mook - wishing you and JJ the best. A break sounds like a good idea and I hope it works :).ReplyDelete
JJ, enjoy the blogging break and rest up!ReplyDelete
Mook- you take care of yourself and your woman!ReplyDelete
Thinking of you both
Mook, dude, you are the Bomb! I'm so proud of you both, taking this step toward sanity. I pray that you have the most wonderful time together and I applaud both of you for being so strong. Curl up with a good Dr Cross novel, JJ. We will all be thinking of you with a full heart. Mook, might I suggest some foot massages and smelly good candles? Aromatherapy and relaxation... good for what ails ya!ReplyDelete
- lizardqueenJune 13, 2008 at 12:46 PM
JJ and Mook,ReplyDelete
it is your love that will get you through this. Be well. Hold hope. Know that life will be good to you. Keep being there for each other.
I think it is great that you are taking care of her so much! Rest up and cannot wait to hear all about it when you return! NCLMReplyDelete
mook, you are too sweet. enjoy this break together.ReplyDelete
my hub would be so lucky if I listened to him that way...
take care of each other.
Take as long as you both need. We'll be here when you're ready to come back.ReplyDelete
Take all the time you need! Take care of yourself, rest, enjoy your break, and we'll be here when you get back.ReplyDelete
I agree with Mook 100% rest and don't Google anything -- you can find anything true or not online and its not good for a worry wart - believe me I am one!ReplyDelete
Yep, Google is evil. If you are a search engine addict like me, staying away from the computer is probably the best thing right now. Here's hoping for you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 13, 2008 at 2:47 PM
Have a lovely break. Good luck!ReplyDelete
Do what you gotta do.ReplyDelete
My fingers are crossed, hon.
Good luck!! I hope those embies are burrowing in for the long haul!!ReplyDelete
Mook...I must say...you are an awesome husband! Of course we are all understanding of JJ needing a break and we are all rooting for you guys! I am wishing much relaxation vibes your way!ReplyDelete
Take some time for yourself, JJ! And give lots of hugs and loves to your amazing Mook, who obviously loves you more than anything!ReplyDelete
So stay away from this crazy internet thingy for a while, and take care of each other!
Best wishes during your break, JJ. I'll be thinking of you and praying for you sweetie!!! HUGS!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 14, 2008 at 1:20 AM
Do whatever it takes. I am still pulling for you both.ReplyDelete
Do whatever you need to do, you two. I don't blame you for taking a break. Take care of yourselves, and I'll be thinking of you.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your break. It is good to get away from everything once in awhile. All the reading, comparing, and over analyzing can make us crazy.ReplyDelete
All my best and lots of big (hugs).
Rest, sweetie. Take care of yourself. We will all still be here when you return.ReplyDelete
Just one word to pass on to Miss JJ: BELIEVE.ReplyDelete
I'm believing for you just in case. But please believe that wonderful things happen in life.
Thinking of you...
Ms. P
Rest up, dear friend!!ReplyDelete
You, too, Mook!
Wishing you both all the best! Rest, recharge and return when you're ready.ReplyDelete
wishing you both tons of luck and love during your 2ww. All the best vibes are coming your way!ReplyDelete
enjoy the break.ReplyDelete
good luck and heres to a very happy ending.
crossing all the crossables and big hugs!
Thinking of you guys. Best of luck with the transfer.ReplyDelete
SO get the need to bury your head in the sand for a while. I am sticking my hand down there and squeezing your hand with love and then letting you hibernate until you are ready.ReplyDelete
you will be missed, sweetie!
Take a break and enjoy every second of it. Freedom here you come!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 14, 2008 at 10:40 PM
My thoughts are with you. Take a relaxing break with each other.ReplyDelete
Have a great break, JJ! Sounds like it's just what the doctor ordered. Hope you get rested, relaxed, and recharged.ReplyDelete
BTW, congrats on bring moved to a 5dt! That's wonderful! Good luck--I think you've got a great shot on this cycle!
- AnonymousJune 15, 2008 at 9:36 AM
See you in a little while! :-)ReplyDelete
OMG! 7 embies going to blast?ReplyDelete
That's fabulous...I am crossing everything for you.
Understandable. I can see how much mook loves jj. Take it easy girl. Here's got everything crossed and most positive vibes for you. TRY and take it easy.ReplyDelete
Good advice from Mook.ReplyDelete
Good luck JJ and try to take it easy. I'll be thinking of you and have everything crossed that this wait's the one.
Stay sane and GOOD LUCK!!!ReplyDelete
Via NaComLeavMo.
Enjoy the break but don't forget we are thinking of you both and sending you all our love.ReplyDelete
Good Luck tomorrow guys!ReplyDelete
Thinking positive thoughts for you. I really, truly hope this is your time.ReplyDelete
That is so sweet, Mook! Have a great break, JJ and we'll be waiting patiently for the news!ReplyDelete
I hope she comes back with great news!ReplyDelete
Bloody good idea :) Smart husband you have there ;)ReplyDelete
KISS KISS from me and crossing everything for you :)
Have a great break. Try to relax and think good thoughts!!! We are crossing our fingers and toes for you!ReplyDelete
I'm late to the party, but I sure hope you have been having a GREAT break!ReplyDelete
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Emetephobia - Why we vomit?
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Emetephobia - Why we vomit?
Why Do We Vomit?
Vomiting is a natural bodily function that is used to clear the contents of the stomach, and avoid illnesses getting into your body through the mouth. Although it is a natural function, emetophobes fear this reaction in many cases it is the fear that it can happen without warning and at any time day or night. This can lead to panic attacks and a high level of anxiety in emetophobes, however, the vast majority of emetophobes are not sick for many many years, some are never sick.
Vomiting can be triggered by smells, sounds, tastes and problems with food. The process of vomiting in very complex and involves many different signals from different parts of the body. Within your brain there is a vomit control centre that sends signals to various parts of the body . Vomiting is a forceful action accomplished by a fierce, downward contraction of the diaphragm. At the same time, the abdominal muscles tighten against a relaxed stomach with an open sphincter. The contents of the stomach are propelled up and out.
Vomiting is a complex, coordinated reflex orchestrated by the vomiting center of the brain. It responds to signals coming from:
The mouth, stomach, and intestines
The bloodstream, which may contain medicines or infections
The balancing systems in the ear (motion sickness)
The brain itself, including unsettling sights, smells, or thoughts
An amazing variety of stimuli can trigger vomiting, from migraines to kidney stones.
Sometimes, just seeing/hearing someone else vomit will start you vomiting, it's your body's effort to protect you from possible exposure to the same danger.
There are a vast number of reasons why we may vomit some of these are listed below;
Eating disorders (anorexia and bulimia)
Food poisoning/allergies
Motion sickness (car sickness, seasickness)
Vertigo (the sensation that the room is spinning around)
Head injuries (such as a concussion or bleeding injury)
Gallbladder disease or appendicitis
Migraine (a severe form of headache)
Brain infections (such as meningitis)
Hydrocephalus (too much fluid in the brain)
Viral infections
Morning sickness during pregnancy
Brain tumors
Chemotherapy in cancer patients
What Is Vomit/Nausea?
Vomiting and nausea are not illnesses but common complaints that go along with many diseases and conditions. The problems with nausea and vomiting are related to the cause. Nausea and vomiting from motion sickness or seasickness or cancer therapy can result in loss of water and electrolytes, which can lead to dehydration. Vomiting and nausea known as morning sickness may occur during pregnancy.
Nausea, the unmistakable, unpleasant, queasy feeling in your throat or stomach that may result in vomiting, is a message sent by your brain. It tells you that something isn't right.
Vomiting means emptying your stomach by a strong gag and retch that leads to throwing up. The stomach's contents are forcefully expelled through the mouth. Vomiting can come in waves as the natural movement (known as peristalses) is reversed, and involuntary contractions in the walls of your stomach and esophagus force the stomach contents out. Sometimes coughing or spitting up mucus from the lungs is confused with vomiting. You can only vomit from the stomach.
Retching is the movement of the stomach and esophagus without vomiting. Sometimes this is called the dry heaves. Most people experiencing the dry heaves would rather just throw up and "get it over with."
Some Treatments
Most of the time, nausea and vomiting go away on their own as quickly as they started and can be managed treatment for nausea and vomiting usually involves medicine (anti-emetics) to decrease the nausea and fluid replacement for dehydration. There are other steps that you can take to reduce the feeling of nausea and these are shown below;
Drink plenty of fuilds
Avoid milk and any dairy products
Cola, tea, fruit juice, and sports drinks will not correctly replace fluid or electrolytes lost from vomiting. Nor will plain water
Initially, adults should eat ice chips and clear, noncaffeinated, nondairy liquids such as Gatorade, ginger ale and fruit juices
Ginger may be used to control nausea and vomiting. It is effective after surgery and for motion sickness. Ginger comes in gelatin capsules containing 500 mg of powdered herb. You may also brew ginger tea or suck on candied or crystallized ginger. To prevent motion sickness, the suggested dose is 2 capsules 30 minutes before departure and 1-2 more as symptoms being to occur.
In underdeveloped nations without available drinks, the World Health Organization has established a field recipe for fluid rehydration: Mix 2 tablespoons of sugar (or honey) with ¼ teaspoon of table salt and ¼ teaspoon of baking soda. (Baking soda may be substituted with ¼ teaspoon of table salt.) Mix in 1 liter (1 qt) of clean or previously boiled water.
Please Note: If you choose to use remedies involving homeopathy, herbs, dietary and nutritional supplements, acupressure, aromatherapy, and other alternative or complementary healing methods, be advised that these products and techniques have usually not been scientifically proven to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any disease. Serious interactions with prescription and nonprescription medications are always a possibility.
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Well I previously posted that last night Chris and I finally got into it. Things were so not going well at all and it was a very restless night for me. Turns out it was quite the restless night for Chris as well, but not for the same reasons. Turns out he was up chatting with an "old" friend on facebook… I happened to log into his fb account today and found their conversation that went on to about 330 this morning. So I copied the conversation he had with her for your reading pleasure as well. He definitely confirms that I have been asking him to get a place for him and his son for over 2 months and he just disregarded my wishes.
hey you there
Jennifer: hi
Jennifer: whats up?
Chris: not much just needed someone to talk to
and you were online
Jennifer: Is everything ok
Chris: no not really
Jennifer: I juts got my ass kicked in farkel
Chris: lol. my son just moved back in with me.
Jennifer: how is that going?
Chris: but samantha does not want him here
Jennifer: oic, y?
Chris: she says she is afraid of him cause he drew a picture one time of her with a knife in samantha's head
Jennifer: he's a kid
Chris: my son has been getting into a lot of trouble at school lately and fighting a lot she says he is very aggressive and it makes her feel unsafe. She told me this 2 months ago and I did not know what to say. It made me feel like I am wasting my time here with her. I thought she wanted to be a family and she does not want to deal with my son. Yes he comes with issues but he is my son and will always be my son.
Jennifer: Right
Chris: 3 days before Christmas CPS called me and said they had removed my son from Stormi's home, it was very unexpected. I had no choice but to have hi move in here. Tonight she told me she wants me out.
Jennifer: Why did they take him?
Chris: Cause his brother overdosed on someones medication, they removed all the kids.
Jennifer: Oh crap. Maybe CPS can help you get a place…Ive heard sometimes they can.
Chris: she also says I do not communicate with her enough. I can get a place I am not worried about that. My boss will help me. I am just worried about not having a VEHICLE. She got a 2nd vehicle 4 months ago so I would have a vehicle to get to and from work and now it is her vehicle and that leaves me stranded. No way to get to work…if I move close to work then there is no buses to get to the train station to get to school. I am just stressing really hard. I know everything will be fine.
Jennifer: When does she want you out?
Chris: She just said she wanted us out. I guess I am going to ask my boss tomorrow to help me get into a place ASAP. I have to go and report in the morning. I guess I am not emotionally available for her cause I am trying to work everyday and go to school to make more money when I work and I already have trouble getting in community service hours and NA meetings. Now I am not making enough time for her and I am being selfish.
Jennifer: you just busy
Chris:sorry for spilling all that on you, thanks for listening
Jennifer: no problem hope everything works out ok
Chris: me too
I did call him up at work and ask if his boss helped him find a place today. He said no. I said well that's what you told Jennifer you were gonna do. He knew I had checked his fb then. I then found out that the probation officer didn't do anything to him about not doing his community service and NOT going to his NA meetings. I have to say I was quite disappointed in the system. What do we pay all these state and county taxes for when the system is obviously failing? Then I asked him if he got his son enrolled in school and he said no and I asked why and he said because I have to go down to the school and sign some paperwork saying that his son lives in my home. I started laughing and so ohhh of course I do… Just another thing I HAVE to do. Well tonight was rough yet again. We actually got into a conversation and he kept saying, I'm sorry you feel that way. It was driving me nuts. I said it's not about the way I feel, it's about the facts. Let's lay it out there. I said did I or did I not come to you months ago with my concerns? Did I not tell you what I was worried about, concerned about and what did you say? NOTHING?? he said yes. He said he was upset that I didn't welcome his son with open arms. I said that not everyone was going to and that he couldn't get upset about that. He cannot force his son on me and he cannot force me to be uncomfortable in my own home. He kept saying how he gives me his paychecks and I said and what does that go to? His probation, his court fees, his fines, his school, books, etc. I said then when that's all gone who has to pay the rent, utilities, the food and the rest of the bills and he said you (ME). He said that he sees it as his and my money being put together as OUR money to pay OUR bills and that's how I should look too. So I said basically what your saying is if I want to be with you and live with you then I have to pay your bills and cover you ass because you don't have a job that pays you enough to take care of yourself. It took him awhile, but he finally said yes that's true. He said what other choice do I have. I said get another job. I said I did. Why is it that I make great money but had to get a 2nd job to help cover your bills and worked 7 days a week for over a year for your bills?? But you can't do the same? I told him that this was a joke and that this was not a relationship and that he used me for what he could get out of me and that this free ride had ended and he needed to get out. He said he would and then proceeded to ask me if i would help him move out. OMG, I think my head almost exploded.
So we shall see…


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There are many treatments for female vitiligo patients. There are many people with vitiligo in every age groups including elderly, children, women and so on, if the female have vitiligo, what treatments are suitable for them? In this article, I'd like to discuss this question to you.
Vitiligo infect the appearance of vitiligo patients make them missed many good chances to have a good job even make them frustrated in their romantic relationship, what ways can treat their appearance?
1. When you use cosmetics you need more careful.
It is nature for everyone to pursue the beautiful appearance especially female, so use cosmetics if one of the choices for them to realize this objection. Female vitiligo patients also can use make up, but compare with normal woman, the choice of cosmetics limited in that aspect. The female vitiligo patients should choose the cosmetics with high content of natural compositions, do not choose the cosmetic contains chemical substances, heavy metals and other toxic substances to avoid irritated their skin and worsen their vitiligo.
2. Pay attention to adjust their endocrine systems.
Although male also might have endocrine disorder symptoms but compare with the female, their endocrine disorder rate is much lower, so the influence of endocrine system disorder to the female is much higher than male, there are many factors might cause the endocrine disorder such as too much work pressures, irregular dietary, pregnant and so on. The female in the period is easy to have endocrine disorder symptoms, it is the time they need pay attention to.
3. Avoid mood swings.
Women are more emotional than men, they are easy to get mood swings, so the emotion problems of female is more than male. Although we can not make it clear of why the women is more emotional and easy to get mood swings than male, so the emotion factors easy to influence female but not the male at present, but influence of mood to female vitiligo patients is obvious. The pace of work increased and the mounting of pressure are important factors cause they have mood swings.
4. The vitiligo patients can have baby.
Genetic factor is one of the inducements of vitiligo, so many people holds that female vitiligo patients can pass their disease to the next generation, this is not right. Although vitiligo have genetic factor, but the rate is not high and the heredity of vitiligo influenced great by other inducements, their are no clinical case indicates only for the genetic factor pass on the vitiligo to the next generation. So female vitiligo patients also can give birth to a child if they do a go
The 4 points I mentioned above is the female vitiligo treatments, the female vitiligo patients should pay attention to the four points I mentioned above, careful use the cosmetics, pay attention to the dietary and the mood changes in their daily life.
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He was born in 1965 in Valdezia, a small village in the northern part of Limpopo and grew up in Shayandima. He was born with a visual impairment, and went to Siloe School for the Blind, matriculating in 1984. He uses Braille and large print for reading.
He studied for a BJuris Degree at the University of Limpopo (then the University of the North) from 1985 to 1988, and obtained an LLB Degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1989. While studying, he became passionate about the rights of people with disabilities, and founded and participated in movements for disabled students at both universities respectively, advocating for the provision of appropriate support, and challenging the apartheid regime's treatment of the blind and other disabled people.
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