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2014. baby boom.
lush maxidress. braided sightseer sandals by madewell.
wow, look at that bump! i feel like he has grown over the past two weeks, and it's very apparent from a side view. lately i've been wearing sundresses and maxi dresses; they're the most comfortable things in the texas heat. this basic black dress is one of my favorites because it's pleated in the front at the waist and it has a cute crisscross detail in the back.
i hope y'all have a great weekend! we're installing our car seat and running errands as usual. no labor pains… yet!
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2014. a boy, a girl, a dog.
cotton sundress from forever 21. vintage coach belt (thrifted). braided sightseer sandals by madewell.
i wore the dress back in june for the first time and i didn't belt it, going for a carefree and bohemian attitude (in my head anyway). it's a tent dress i.e. i could probably cover an armchair with it. i styled the dress the other day with a belt and realized it was so much better! i look like a pregnant woman versus someone who is shoplifting the entire potato chip aisle.
in pre-baby times i could wear the belt with jeans. now it fits just under my ribcage. how things have changed for the bigger… and better. soon sophie will transition from being our dog to being a little boy's dog. she'll sniff him and love him, i'm sure of it.
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2014. summer tan.
linen sandwave dress and braided sightseer sandals by madewell. cold picnic tote.
pregnancy can make you emotional! yesterday morning i saw this photo and our other snaps and i cried and cried, not taking into account it's my go-to outfit lately and i feel very cute in it. instead i saw a huge tummy and bigger legs and wondered why i asked michael to take a few pictures. today i look at the photo and think it's just fine. there's a little boy in that belly happily kicking away.
i bought the dress a few weeks ago during a madewell sale i.e. me and kelsey's favorite time to shop. it's a true babydoll dress; i'm wearing a small and i'm eight months along so size down. i like it because it keeps me cool and it fits (probably the most important thing).
the lesson of the day is don't delete any blog photos when you don't feel like yourself. unless you have pizza stains on your clothes— that can be one of the few exceptions.
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2014. tweedledee.
anne klein cardigan. striped jumpsuit from tj maxx. swedish hasbeens super high clogs. apolis market bag.
i first saw the jumpsuit on jen (of jen loves kev) a few weeks ago and i thought it was super cute! she bought it from tj maxx but selections at their stores tend to vary; i doubted it would show up at my local chain. well, it did! and kelsey (of snappy casual) found one the other day, too.
the stripes hide my baby bump extremely well. never let anyone tell you to avoid horizontal stripes! michael said i looked like alice in wonderland; i think he meant i looked like tweedledee. he also told me the jumpsuit resembled long johns so that's enough commentary from the husband for today. :o)
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2014. blue and pink.
lush maxidress from tj maxx. vintage vera neumann scarf. leather tote c/o cuyana. bamboo sandals. son of a sailor necklace.
happy monday! i spent the weekend in this comfy outfit i.e. i wore it to the grocery store twice (doubt anyone noticed) and sat on the porch sewing things for the baby's room (check back on wednesday for a post). i understand why so many mamas love maxi dresses; they're soft and easy and with the right accessories they look sophisticated.
are you watching the world cup? we watched some games; michael comments on the matches in an british accent and i point out players wearing the same shoes (i like the bright yellow cleats the best). we're not rooting for a particular team; it's just exciting that millions of people around the world huddle around the television doing the same thing. maybe i'll cheer for germany today, the home of haribo gummies!
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2014. never say never.
printed romper from tj maxx. lotte clogs by loeffler randall.
last year if you asked me what i wouldn't wear as a pregnant woman, "romper" would have been one of my responses. typically expecting mamas visit the ladies room more often and a romper isn't the easiest item of clothing. also rompers tend to be too short for me. lo and behold i found a breezy navy romper at tj maxx and brought it home. the ruffle and pattern camouflage the belly and the length is perfect. i wore it with a cardigan before the temperature shot up.
while we're on the subject of never saying never, look at my hair! this is the shortest cut i've had in probably ten years. i wanted a simpler cut for the summer and i was growing increasingly embarrassed of my long, tangled hair every time i went to the salon. plus my hair will be out of reach of tiny hands (at least for awhile). if i know anything about babies, i know they love grabbing your hair!
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2014. vintage for two.
soft joie semillon tank. vintage paisley skirt. boardwalk sandals by madewell. son of a sailor necklace. cole haan sunglasses.
when i first began blogging, i owned a substantial number of vintage midi skirts. then i grew tired of most of them and they wound up back at the thrift store. lately i'm warming up to them again for the prints and— who am i kidding— the elastic waists. i bought this funky black-and-white skirt for $3 and it was the best $3 i've spent in awhile (especially because i drink less coffee). it reminds me of a skirt ace and jig would make.
over the weekend we ate mexican food with michael's mom and we picked out a rug for the baby's room. i toyed around with a black and white nursery but i also liked the idea of crisp blue and white. we chose blue! i want it to be a summer camp kind of room like this room from serena and lily with a hodgepodge of objects, animals, and items.
and whew! boy is it getting warm in texas. good thing 7-11 is slowly expanding south because it's not truly summer without a slurpee.
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2014. mama on board.
vermont jacket by paige. soft joie semillon tank. LOFT textured stripe skirt. holepunch skimmers by madewell. son of a sailor necklace.
i discovered a secret— maternity clothes are just big clothes. i bought two skirts from LOFT that have been in constant wardrobe rotation. they're not maternity skirts; they're good old fashioned paperbag waist skirts! i sized up and rewarded myself with lots of room for baby to grow.
i've probably worn this outfit five or six times. jean jacket morning and sleeveless afternoon kind of days haven't been strangers this year. they remind me of real spring days back on the east coast. keep it cool, texas!
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2014. weekend navy.
linen tee by gibson. destructed overalls by kensie jeans. swedish hasbeens super high clogs. tory burch robinson tote.
happy belated mother's day! we celebrated by calling our moms and eating breakfast tacos from a tiny shop up the street. at the grocery store i bought two donuts in honor of "baby baking day", my personal holiday as a mama-to-be.
on saturday i texted my best friend and said, "I am that pregnant woman in overalls," and she quickly replied, "get it girl!" they're not for everyone; i'm sure there are plenty who will remind me what age group (or body type) should wear them. but i adore them and they make a comfortable outfit for errands.
my newish (a few weeks old) bag is courtesy of my amazing husband who brought it back from a recent trip. he calls it a baby bag because of its size (which would mean the majority of my purses are also baby bags). thank you michael for spoiling me everyday!
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2014. arrows and angles.
arrowwood tunic by maeve. verdugo maternity leggings by paige. leather tote c/o cuyana. madison harding flats. cole haan sunglasses.
i was going to title this outfit "birthday suit" but i decided against it (though it consists of all new birthday clothes). i told michael i wanted two things: breezy shirts that i could wear now and later (as i get bigger) and new mama jeans. i did well, i think!
we had a relaxing weekend. michael cleared the leaves out of the yard and i planted new annuals in our whiskey barrels (i call them hobbit barrels). i'm also on the lookout for lavender and other bee-friendly plants— i like seeing bees in our yard. hope you had a nice monday!
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2014. roots.
lucky brand cardigan. la la leaves dress by marc jacobs. thrifted sash. MIA boots.
i la la love this dress. it's tricky to style in a new way because i've worn it quite a bit over the years with various cardigans, jackets, and belts. it's a great maternity dress because the bubble hem creates a poofy silhouette whether you're expecting or not.
next week we plan on working in our yard. leaves are still falling in texas! michael will tackle the crunchy brown piles and i'll root out the weeds and dead plants. i'm brainstorming ways i can garden while sitting in a lounge chair. i'll let you know how that strategy works out.
if you follow me on instagram, you know that i recently celebrated my birthday. thanks for the b-day love! i regret devouring the cupcakes without documenting them, but food trumps photos (especially if you're eating for two).
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2014. overall winner.
maison scotch blouse. destructed overalls by kensie jeans. swedish hasbeens super high clogs.
oh my goodness. it's been forever since i shared an outfit post. sunshine has finally returned, and i took the opportunity to wear overalls. yes, overalls! i wore overalls constantly as a teenager with roxy tees and big sweatshirts. i thrifted a couple pairs last year but they never fit properly (blame my long torso and legs). after seeing indiana in her cute overalls, i caved and bought new, full-price overalls. the verdict? i love them.
if you're interested in overalls, mine are by kensie. they're not maternity overalls; i sized up for a looser fit. plus they're a little stretchy. i'm 5'9" so they're a tad bit short, but they look fine with a heel. i also like that the straps are long enough for tall girls.
like most men, my husband is bewildered by overalls. oh well. he already put a ring on it.
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2014. these boots.
anna cardigan by mcginn. madewell tee. union maternity leggings by paige. enzo angiolini boots.
these boots are made for wearin'… especially because i bought them back in the fall. they're super soft and super cool and i was super afraid of scuffing them up. then i remembered my new year's promise to be plucky and just went ahead and wore 'em. no scuffs yet!
michael calls this sweater "the sheep sweater." he pretty much hates all of my oversized cardigans. i think it's cute. it also doubles as a blanket so maybe we should call it the counting sheep sweater.
hope you gals are having a good week. it's almost valentine's day, and i'm counting down to our valentine dinner of cheeseburgers and french fries.
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2014. spring hints.
fossil dress. sidewalk wedges by madewell. necklace by jen loves kev.
last week the temperature reached eighty degrees and i rejoiced in a warm weather shirt dress. i happily told michael, "i'm going to wear dresses and skirts to school everyday!" i spoke too soon.
the last few days have been cool, and today is downright cold. the wind is blowing so fiercely that it sounds like someone is fussing with our back door, and the weatherman predicts overnight sleet and snow.
oh, texas. at least you let me wear a dress once this winter.
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2014. oh, pinyon.
madewell tee. verdugo leggings by paige. pendleton pinyon stripe scarf. MIA boots.
michael surprised me with the bold scarf for christmas, and upon opening it, i wrapped around my head like a star wars jedi. it's a giant scarf that doubles as a shawl and triples as a blanket for a shorter person.
sophie and i are home today for the MLK holiday. we're catching up on laundry, cleaning, blogging, and maybe folding. we won't get too ahead of ourselves.
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A family friend told me last night he thinks of me as a sort of god child as he's known me since I was in my mother's womb.
Especially when that hot day is your birthday.
… two of many hallmarks of why I gain all the patriotism for America for at least one day.
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From one to the next.
You being summer / friends / family / life.
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Well if you really had to have some kind of lore behind each "world boss" you could chalk it up to Neltharion(Deathwing). He shattered the world as he entered, so why not say due to that power/energy those that didn't die were corrupted with his evil power and changed into what they are today. Sure it sounds cliche but meh.
And if these world bosses were to be implemented again what's stopping guilds from farming the piss out of them and leaving other's willing to try out in the cold? Maybe create a lockout or debuff for the people that down them for a week just like regular raids?
I haven't bothered taking down any of the world bosses at all so i wouldn't know if there's already something in place to prevent constant farming(other than a long respawn timer)


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Celebrity gossip websites have just learned the wonderful news… BEYONCE has given birth to a baby girl! Congratulations, Bey and JAY-Z!
Beyonce, who announced her first pregnancy in August at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, has finally popped out her and hubby Jay-Z's little bundle of joy! The singer reportedly gave birth on Saturday to baby girl Blue Ivy Carter (Jay-Z's real name is Shawn Carter) at a hospital in New York.
A few of the couple's celebrity pals have confirmed the news via Twitter through their messages of support and congratulation to the couple. Just a few hours ago, Beyonce and Jay-Z's close friend Gwyneth Paltrow tweeted:
"Welcome to the world, Blue. We love you already."
Rihanna, Jay-Z's protégé, also took to Twitter to extend her congratulations to the couple:
"Welcome to the world princess Carter! Love Aunty Rih"
Def Jam co-founder and hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons also tweeted:
"congrats to my good friends Beyonce and Jay-Z"
The first time parents reportedly chose the name "Ivy" because the number 4—IV in Roman numeral—is significant to them, as they were both born on the 4th (Beyonce on September 4 and Jay-Z on December 4) and got married on April 4, 2008.
Again, congratulations to Beyonce and Jay-Z!
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I have not previously written about one topic that is of prime importance to my family. My 16-year-old son, David, has dedicated himself to fighting for improved education, prevention, testing and treatment related to concussions. He has experienced several concussions from soccer that have demonstrated to our family how significant these brain injuries are and how little people know about avoiding them and/or getting help once they have occurred. Thanks to David and his Countywide Concussion Care effort, for the first time, football and soccer players in all of the public high schools in Miami-Dade County will receive baseline testing for concussions before next fall's games.
Along the way, David has become a voice for an effort to achieve legislation in Florida to address basic issues of concussion education, removal from play and return to play. About 15 states have now passed such legislation with active support from the NFL. Florida had a great chance to be the first state in the Southeast U.S. to pass such legislation. Although we were warned that it was not easy to get legislation through the Legislature in Tallahassee on the first try, things were looking up after the legislation unanimously passed the House.
When the action moved to the Senate, the process was derailed at the last moment in a way that turned even my cynical political stomach. One powerful Senator who is himself a chiropractor decided – in my opinion without any basis in fact – that this legislation was a threat to the chiropractic profession. Displaying zero concern for Florida's youth athletes, he engineered the legislation's defeat on a voice vote that the President of the Senate was unable to manage effectively in the tumultuous last hours of the session. Maybe most remarkable is that the two Senators I understand (through my Our Kids service) to have specific child welfare responsibility both opposed Florida's interest to protect its youth in favor of the chiropractic lobby. Don't get me wrong, I am a loyal long-term patient of a wonderful chiropractor, but no one, who has anything to do with concussions in a serious way, believes chiropractors had justification to kill this bill. But they did, and now my son and the rest of us need to forge on to achieve the right result as soon as possible.


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Why you should be a mean parent
Our kids are among the most indulged young people in history. We may be setting them up for failure as adults if we fail to give them 4 essential life skills.
Are your kids prepared for life? Quite a few of our children aren't. Citing 8-year-olds who won't tie their own shoes and 20-somethings who stay up all night and sleep until noon, Elizabeth Kolbert suggests that we are raising "the most indulged young people in the history of the world."
(Well, except maybe for "the imperial offspring of the Ming dynasty and the dauphins of pre-Revolutionary France.")
"It's not just that they've been given unprecedented amounts of stuff -- clothes, toys, cameras, skis, computers, televisions, cell phones, PlayStations, iPods. They've also been granted unprecedented authority," Kolbert writes in The New Yorker.
Specifically: These days parents want their kids' approval, whereas children used to seek their parents' approbation. That means Mom and Dad don't want to lay down the law. Kolbert cited a video study of Los Angeles families that recorded:
"No child routinely performed household chores without being instructed to. Often, the kids had to be begged to attempt the simplest tasks; often, they still refused. In one fairly typical encounter, a father asked his eight-year-old son five times to please go take a bath or a shower. After the fifth plea went unheeded, the father picked the boy up and carried him into the bathroom. A few minutes later, the kid, still unwashed, wandered into another room to play a video game.Here's a question: Will Daddy Dearest be around 20 years from now, still rushing to make things right for his pampered princess?
"In another representative encounter, an eight-year-old girl sat down at the dining table. Finding that no silverware had been laid out for her, she demanded, 'How am I supposed to eat?' Although the girl clearly knew where the silverware was kept, her father got up to get it for her."
And another question: What are we doing to our children?
Giving them everything, and giving in to them on everything, is a horrible idea -- and not just because it's producing a bumper crop of spoiled brats. We need to look at the bigger picture: A kid who can't do the simplest things for himself is a kid who's being set up to fail.
How will our children fare once they're out of the house? That is, if they ever bother to leave. Why should they? There's food in the fridge, high-speed Internet and probably someone to pick up after them.
A few essential life skills
A successful parent is one who will ultimately become superfluous. Note: I am not saying that we shouldn't matter to our kids. I'm saying is that from the time they're toddlers they should be helping out around the home, i.e., to learn take care of themselves.
Offhand I can think of four essential life skills for kids, all of which will save them money:
1. Laundry. During my first year of college I found a young woman crying in the laundry room -- actually sobbing out loud -- because she didn't know how to do a load of wash. If your kids leave the nest without knowing how to launder their own clothes, you have failed as a parent. Don't let them become those people who pay other people to wash their clothes, especially if their budgets are already precarious.
2. Basic cooking. Not everyone likes to do this. But eating most or all of your meals out is a budget torpedo. More than one-fourth of the men and women surveyed by the Bosch appliances said they don't cook because they don't know how. Do your own children a favor and teach them a few basic techniques.
3. Cleaning. Having a tidy place to come home to is good for your mental health as well as your social life. After a tough day at work, few would choose to walk into a pigsty that smells of pizza boxes and dirty socks. It isn't much fun for friends you invite over, either. Wellness is also an issue: Clutter can become what my old boss called "a tripping hazard," and mold and mildew may trigger allergies. As little as 20 minutes of cleaning three times a week can make a huge difference. Or your kid could pay $30 to $50 an hour for a cleaning service.
The cost of not knowing
4. Money management. Not knowing the other three skills cost money. Not knowing how to handle money can cost your young person years and years of his life. Young adults who graduate with student loans and/or consumer debt need to get a handle on their finances, but they don't know what they don't know. Parents: Talk to your kids about basics such as living below your means, or planning for short-term emergencies while setting long-range goals.
Do more than talk, though. Model responsible financial behavior. Don't joke about maxing out your credit cards. Pay your bills on time, while your kid is watching. Explain all the things your salary covers (mortgage, insurance, car repairs) versus the ones your child can see.
It's unlikely that an 8-year-old would choose a college fund over a theme-park vacation, and it's darned unlikely he'll understand why you're saving for retirement. Tell him anyway.
Oh, and don't worry so much about being seen as mean, or unfair. Your job is to prepare your child for independence, not to jump every time he makes a demand.
We're not doing our kids any favors by carrying them around on chips. Let their feet touch the ground. Often. Preferably in shoes they've tied themselves.
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I had four children three boys and one daughter, they kept there room cleaned at all time, was home for dinner every night at 5:00pm we sat down as a family every night and ate. My boys new how to clean cook do their wash and did very well with it, I made sure my sons could take care of them self before they went on there own, my daughter the same way she know how to clean cook bake do here laundry as well. You as a parent should always be teaching your children so when they do get on there own they will know what to do for them self. Start them at a young age by picking up there toys and so on, as they get older you just add on to this to make them a better man and woman out in this world to do for them self as they should do, If you don't do this then as a parents you are lazy and don't give a dam about your children. Have respect for them teach them respect and you will see how proud you will be of them I know I am very proud of my four children. My children worked for what they wanted we did not have that kind of money to get the kind of shoes so I told them if you want to pay for those kind of shoes get a job so that is what they did. Now it is funny after they see really see what things coast and see why mom and dad wont pay for high priced things now they will not as well....Be there for them stand by them show them how to do and what to do you as a parent should how it pays off in the long run for you and them. When the become a man and a woman in their life. Good Luck
These families are in Los Angeles. Cameras (or at least observers) were there. How people act when they are being recorded/observed and how they are going to act when the camera is not on are two completely different things. This is particularly true in place like California, where Child Protection Services are very likely to remove a child from one's care for the tiniest of "infractions."
I have never heard the phrase "carrying them around on chips." What does that mean, by the way?
It is extremely likely that this study is completely skewed. The author doesn't seem to be relating common behaviors, but behaviors that occurred because the family was being watched. The father might have been perfectly willing to send the child to her room or just let her sit, unfed, if he hadn't been being watched. Or, he might have been quite ugly, verbally or physically. Getting the silverware might have been a better option than, shall we say, clobbering the child.
In not a few families who send their children to school unprepared, the maid does the laundry. In other families, the children are so buried under books--studying to get scholarships--that mom and dad wind up doing all the chores. I probably did let my daughter skip chores too often after she was 11--however, I also did not have to pay for the first 4 years of her schooling because she had a scholarship for books and tuition. She was not allowed to live on campus--I wasn't going to pay for it. She's old enough now to figure out most things for herself, with the aid of YouTube videos, so I don't regret this at all.
Please learn the term "Hawthorne effect." It will help you to understand why you shouldn't swallow the results of studies--hook, line, and sinker--simply because they fit with your own prejudices.
LOL, first it was "Don't spank your kids~!" now it's "Stop being too lenient on them~!"
Spare the rod/spoil the child. Everyone wants my kids to come over to their homes. They all say the same thing. "Your kids are the best kids I have ever met". "I need them to come hang out with my kids". All 4 of my kids are straight A students, respectful, and loving. My advice to raising a good kid is simple.... Discipline them early and you won't have to later, BUT for the discipline you give them, give them 10 times the love and understanding. Simple
I think this article missed one point too, sometimes it is the child that is the problem. My two daughters I good money skills and know how to take care of chores, but my son is another matter. I did very little different when it came to giving them chores and show them what they needed to know on money.
I think sometimes these things mentioned depend on how well the child want to be responsible as well.
I think young people are just catching on to the scam a little quicker. They tell you to work hard and study so that one day you'll get a good job and have a great life. Funny thing is though most of them probably see their parents working like slaves, and their lives don't seem all that great. Truth is the working world is a scam and a lie they tell good little boys and girls to keep them in line and ensure a new set of worker drones later on to do their work and pay the taxes.
How many middle-aged workers do you know who are truly happy and fullfilled with their life and jobs? Yeah, not many if you're being honest. Boy those lazy ****s on disability sure do look happy to me when they're playing their xbox all night and getting set to watch the big game while I have to record it to watch later because I have to work. They look at working people as suckers because in truth that's what we are. We pay for everything and get nothing but derision and hatred in return. "Work harder" they tell you. "Work harder and one day you'll get your just reward. Your reward isn't in this lfie but in the next where they'll be plenty of mansions and free time for everyone." Isn't that what the church and state have been force feedng us and other poor people in third world nations for years?
**** Off! It's all a lie. I wish I would have understood this sooner.
I've learned that a lot of the stuff they tell you about working hard and doing the right thing and good things will happen to you is just a load of bunk in many cases. I know a lot of selfish, lazy people who never had any intention of doing the right thing and getting a job of living responsibly. They are now on full disability and getting $5000 a month for doing nothing. If you act stupid, immoral, and crazy enough eventually they'll assume you're crazy and just write you a check to get rid of you.
But the people like myself and many other "responsible" people who got an education and a job are essentially handed a 30 + year sentence of hard labor for out efforts. If you work hard they'll just keep piling it on because afterall, someone has to do the work and pay for everything.
So be wary of being too good or too responsible because many times it does not matter anyway.
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The question has been asked by many fans over the months, but the devs have finally put their minds at rest.
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Law enforcement officers from the Lowcountry will take to the roof of the Charleston Krispy KremeThursday, December 12 through Saturday, December 14 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to raise money for Special Olympics of South Carolina.
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and the Law Enforcement Torch Run® Campaign are teaming up to raise awareness and funds for the Special Olympics of South Carolina. Officers will take to the roof of the Krispy Kreme store during the week of December 12 where they will collect donations from customers. The participating officers from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run® Campaign hope to raise $10,000 during this event.
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Cops on Top of Doughnut Shops is a national partnership between Law Enforcement for Special Olympics and Krispy Kreme. Other events around the state have been held earlier this year, Myrtle Beach ($14,500), Greenville ($200,000), Florence ($3,000), Rock Hill ($8,600) and the Midlands (12,000).
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Summer came and ended. The cooler air is starting to begin, although, it has been pretty nice lately. I can't complain becauSe I'm loving that it isn't insanely Hott outside. But, the crisp fall air is bringing us not only a new season, but October is just beginning.
Leaves will begin to change. It will start to get darker. The air eventually will be cooler. Holiday festivities will begin and we will enter a season of fun filled family activities...but in this household, one person will always be missing from our house and our family moments.
October is bentleys month. It is the month where it seems everyone around me is happy and celebrating and we are clinging to each other and fighting to lift one foot to keep moving forward. It is the month that brings such bitter sweet memories. It is the month we longed for, and the month that we had such high expectations for. But...October did not turn out the way we had planned...
October is now a month we spend honoring Bentley. We don't have the typical party to plan but yet we have a memorial and a ceremony, balloons and items to take to his grave. It all doesn't ever seem like enough... Just simply not enough. We shouldn't have to plan out a memorial. We should be decorating and wrapping presents and singing happy birthday....there's just not a moment that goes by that Bentley does not have my thoughts...
This year we decided to do a canned food drive to give back locally to the community in his honor. The month hasn't even begun and people already wanting to donate. Bentley is still making a difference..
This month we ask people to donate locally to their food bank if they don't live close to participate with our food drive. Take a picture of you donating your item. I plan to make a collection of pictures of Bentley helping those all around in such a unique way.
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Urrrggghhhhhhhh you are so stupid girl. She's been here almost two months and she still keeps telling people she's in training. She's not. She just doesn't understand anything. And she loves Disney. Yesterday she was marching around the office dragging a little Minnie Mouse suitcase behind her saying, "OH MY GOD LOOK RODMANSTREET I'M GOING TO DISNEY WORLD!" And Crazy Coworker made her a mix cd of Disney songs that was basically a mix cd of Disney's hold music. "OH MY GOD LOOK RODMANSTREET LOOK WHAT SHE MADE ME I LOVE DISNEY LOOK IT'S SO CUTE IT'S A SMALL WORLD I LOVE THAT SONG!"
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Netherscourge said...
I hate vehicles.
I hate having my level 80 character that I spent hundreds of dollars on over the past 4 years be stuck in some dumb vehicle and not be able to use any of his own abilities and skills that I spent tons of gold on, including the countless respecs.
And gear-scaling is pointless too - I don't get any bonuses from my gear in a vehicle - I get is a Health boost. Yay?
All I get in a vehicle is the 4 or 5 buttons that everyone else in the same vehicle has.
That's not an MMORPG - that's a GIMMICK.
It's sucks and it's a waste of time.
MMORPG's are about progression and using your skills and gear to advantage. When Blizzard neuters our accomplishments and gear to make everyone "fit it", the game loses it's focus and it's replay value.
I think the vehicle combat is actually pretty fun coming from the perspective of a melee main with no high level alt. Having a ranged attack is fun.
Although i don't call the vehicles and "equalized content" a success considering you can count all the people who like Occulus on one hand.
Although the achievements were a lot more bareable than Less-rabi, which still taunts me. Infact, downing the last boss on 5 Amber Drakes is a tough encounter that gives you the same kind of satisfaction as downing a boss like Vashj or Kael, not as much satisfaction, but the same kind.
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Although Reagan's swimsuit hotness would be era dependent.
2. Richard Nixon
Swims only at night.
Nixon says: "Look at this plaid number."
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3. Barack Obama
Obama might be the most photographed topless president ever.
That said, Obama has had plenty of beach training.
4. George H.W. Bush was careful to not get photographed with his shirt off.
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5. George W. Bush was also careful to not get photographed swimming.
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6. Eisenhower only appeared on the beach in military vehicles.
7. LBJ liked to read memos to his grandkids while swimming.
8. John F. Kennedy
The Kennedys were naturals on the beach.
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9. FDR sports this nice one-piece.
Stripes are a great look for him.
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11. Bill Clinton
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12. Jimmy Carter refuses to swim because of rabbits.
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13. This is as close as we get to seeing Hoover in the drink.
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14. Gerald Ford
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Hello everyone, thank you for reading this :) I kind of left my medieval arrow bag build-along about 3/4 of the way finished and I apologize for that. So, here are some pictures of the completed arrow bag! Enjoy! If you have questions about the construction of this bag, please comment below and I will answer as best as I can.
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Where did you get the arrow heads? Did you forge them yourself?ReplyDelete
Hey Zach, the heads pictured above I recieved from 3Rivers Archery. However, I do forge my own and you can see them in my post titled Hand Forged Bodkins, Part 2. I can't wait to start forging again! It's been awhile.ReplyDelete
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Russia, Georgia end football gripe ahead of Sochi Olympics
Russia and Georgia have ended their football spat, dating back to a brief war in 2008, by agreeing to play each other.
Olyroos could fail to qualify for Olympics
Michael Lynch Australia is facing the ignominy of failing to qualify a soccer team for the Olympics for the first time in 28 years.
Kewell puts club future before Olympics
Liam FitzGibbon Harry Kewell says it would be a "dream" to represent Australia at the Beijing Olympics but he needs to sort out his club future first.
FIFA bar Vukovic from Olympics
Soccer's world governing body FIFA has overturned a decision by Football Federation Australia that allowed goalkeeper Danny Vukovic to play at the Olympics.
Vukovic eligible to play at Olympics
Central Coast Mariners goalkeeper Danny Vukovic will be eligible to play at the Olympics.
Beijing Olympics 'key for 2010 Cup'
By Liam FitzGibbon Fulham defender Adrian Leijer says the prospect of figuring in the Socceroos' 2010 World Cup campaign is helping to drive Australia's under 23 players.
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Dominic Bossi A guide to the top line players Juventus will send into battle against the A-League All Stars
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Quality not quantity the key for football's touring teams
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Liam Mannix The first generation of the new, improved Socceroos are just finishing primary school.
Paralympic football loses all of its funding
Michael Koziol Australia's elite disabled football team, the Pararoos, have been stripped of its entire $175,000 in Commonwealth funding.
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Perth Glory stalwarts Scott Miller and Gareth Naven have been shown the door after a review of the club's coaching structure and football department.
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Australia is still the perfect host for soccer's 2022 World Cup
Henry Winter FIFA's greed gave Qatar the World Cup in a decision that shames all involved, writes Henry Winter.
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I like the homages to the original "fake" trailer, so needless to say this'll at least be entertaining in a corny, tongue-in-cheek way.
Hell Yeah! Looks like a blast.
2 hours of corny is aweful. The trailer worked because you didn't have to sit through an entire movie of it. This will fall in to the catagory of needless/stupid movie that will be on video before the end of summer.
why cant they make jessica alba look hot? hate that wig.
It seems better than the other grindhouse movies. I actually just saw a exploitation type movie called bitch slap. it was awesome it understood the term "exploitable elements" I hope this movie is more like bitch slap less like those grindhouse movies.
Looks so bad ass !!!!!!!!!!
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Time stand still ... lovely moments ... beautiful photos...
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Great photo. I like the tire very much. Well done!
Love that drop! So small , but all a world inside of it!ReplyDelete
j aime bcp la premiere photo,je ne sais pas l ambiance,le pneu le noir et blanc,bravo ;o)ReplyDelete
Flott B&W bidrag. Dråpen er nydelig der den henger!ReplyDelete
Wow, a reflection from a water drop. That is amazing.ReplyDelete
Begge delene gjorde seg i sorthvitt.
Ha en fin kveld.
I like the way you shot the tire through the fence and great shot of the water droplet.ReplyDelete
Excellent shooting my friend.ReplyDelete
thanks everyone. :)ReplyDelete
That drop is beautiful!ReplyDelete
I am forever trying to get a picture of a drop with a reflection in it ... but, alas, when I download, it is just a drop ... albeit a beautiful drop. Yours is amazing ,,, I am green with envy :)
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Love both shots.
Both are wonderful photos! Each of them has his own characteristic impression. Especially I like your drop!ReplyDelete
Who would have thought that a tyre could make such an interesting composition but you achieved it.ReplyDelete
Flott svarthvitt bidrag, hvor jeg likte godt detaljene i den enslige dråpen!
Dråpen var nydelig!ReplyDelete
Your photos never cease to amaze me. The one with the tire is just so gorgeous and yet so ordinary. It's almost like the tire was waiting for you to turn it into an art object. The one with the drop is breath-taking. Thanks.
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I thought the orange flavor was to overpowering and the cake to crumbly.
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A few problems with this recipe: The orange flavor isn't strong enough, so I added a teaspoon or so of orange zest to the batter mixture. Perfect. The glaze on top just doesn't cook up right. I tried to twice, and both times, it was goopy and thick. Did I do something wrong? I'm not sure, but if I didn't, then how did this make it past the test kitchen? Other than that, the cake tasted great, but it's not the prettiest dessert you've ever seen. I probably won't bother making it again.
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OK OMG If I heard that I would be like YOU DON'T KNOW!!! I am putting my life in your hands and you can't save me!! OK THATS PLAIN AWFUL!! I would totally don't know what I would do but still!!
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Estimating hedonic price indexes for personal computers in russia: Case of Yekaterinburg
AbstractEconomists have been noting for decades that Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the developed countries is overstating inflation by 0,5−2,0% per year. A significant part of the bias is due to the presence of technology products and differentiated products in the CPI basket. An increase share of these products in the Russian CPI may also lead to a substantial upward bias. Nowadays hedonic indices are believed to be the most efficient way to reduce this bias. They can be used in two ways: to estimate the bias in CPI and to elaborate alternative official price indices for information and communication technology (ICT) products. We estimate a 25% fall in the price of personal computers for 20 months (03.04-11.05) using this method. A 25−44% upward bias in price index for PC in Russia was also calculated. We have found that the Russian CPI could be upward biased by 0,18-0,32% per year due to new goods and quality change effects for PC (given 1% expenditure share).
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- Shigenori Shiratsuka, 1999. "Measurement errors in Japanese Consumer Price Index," Working Paper Series, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago WP-99-2, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
- Shane M. Greenstein & James B. Wade, 1998. "The Product Life Cycle in the Commercial Mainframe Computer Market, 1968-1982," RAND Journal of Economics, The RAND Corporation, vol. 29(4), pages 772-789, Winter.
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First Measurable Outcome Met!
- Posted by mtam on March 29th, 2009 filed in Fiscal Health in Franklin Field Project Updates
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Dear Transdisciplinary Service Learning Program Stakeholder,
There have been several developments since our last update! For one, the Transdisciplinary Social Impact Team (TSIT) celebrated reaching their first, self-defined measurable outcome this past Friday, March 27th, 2009 with a delicious Jamaican-style meal at Lorenz Island Kuisine. Their goal – "To identify three priority actions for at least two cases and complete the first priority action for each case by March 27th, 2009." – was developed seven weeks ago at the program orientation and had to meet the SMART criteria:
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Since the initial program orientation, the team has met three times for service-related activities and has had three topic-focused learning modules. Pictures from these meetings can be found in our SCRAPBOOK.
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Treasurer Arden Schug
Navy veteran, Aviation Electrician's Mate 2nd class. BSEE from West Coast University. Spent 29 years with Garrett Corp-AiResearch Mfg. Co. as an electronic technician and then as an Engineer. Retired in 1995. Bought land and moved part time to Timberon in 1997 and full time in 2000. Fire Chief for Timberon Volunteer Fire Dept for 4 ½ years. Vice President of Otero County FireFighters Association for 2 years. Voted to Board of Directors of TWSD in Jan. 2008. Have been Chairman for 1 year. Married to lovely wife Joan for 20 years.
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I was born, raised and educated in Trinidad, Colorado. I attended college in Roswell, New Mexico where I received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a commission in US Army from New Mexico Military Institute. Spent two years on active duty. Served most of that time in Germany where I met my wife of over 50 years, Karin. I served in the US Army Reserve for thirty years and retired with the rank of Colonel. Worked for a while as a regional representative for Schenley Industries Inc. and then American Greetings Corp. I was employed by my alma mater New Mexico Military Institute where I retired after thirty one years. Worked in various areas of Administration and finally as Director of Photography. After retirement I became a Certified Financial Planner and was associated with Financial Network Investment Corporation. Karin and I have five children. Michael who retired from the US Army and is now an independent business owner in Ruidoso, NM. Deborah owner of CB Laboratory in Roswell, NM. Joseph (Jody) owner of Lone Oak Christian Music Agency in Nashville, TN. Daniel employed by Lovelace Hospital in Albuquerque, NM. And Stephanie who is a teacher and interpreter in the linguistics department at ENMU-Roswell campus. We also have nine grand children and two great grand children. After full retirement my wife and I moved to Timberon in 2003. I was appointed to the TWSD Board of Directors by Judge Valentine of the Third Judicial District Court in May 2008.
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