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Oftentimes, my complaint is that the USA tourism department makes much ado about nothing. 'The Lonely Cypress' on the 17-mile drive is a case in point. I mean, hullo, that tree is just another cypress tree. No matter that that a wonderful yarn about how it has been standing lonely for 200 years and blah blah has been spun about it. It still is a cypress tree, period. Yet, the tree is the mascot and the USP of the 17-mile drive. And every year, hordes of tourists stare goggle-eyed at the tree and take pictures as souvenirs. I guess this is what good marketing is all about.
Recently, when I told people that I was going to visit the Grand Canyon, I heard many accounts of how wonderful it was. I was wondering if it was just yet another case of hype disproportionate to reality. Of course, since childhood, I have seen magnificent pictures of the canyon and seen great videos about it. And then it has also been one of my childhood dreams to visit it. I was pretty excited about turning the dream to reality. Yet, I was a bit apprehensive that the Grand Canyon was just another good marketing stunt. That is, until I actually stepped onto the rim of the Grand Canyon. The view just took my breath away. The canyon was simply magnificent. The rocks looked like they had been carved by a divine hand. As far as the eye could see, the canyon stretched away. And all at once I realized what a colleague meant when she said that standing at the rim is a humbling experience. Nature is the greatest power on earth.
I wish I could have got more time to spend in the canyon. But a couple of hours was all that I had to spend on the rim. Now I am thinking that I should make another trip to the canyon, to go camping and hiking there, to explore and discover its wonders as much as I can. Sometimes marketing does fall far short of reality!


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does anyone have a trailer box measuring 4'x1.5'x1.5' in diamond plate or plastic. i can make my own for $120.00 out of diamond plate aluminum, so somewere around this pricerange. the size can be smaller but not bigger. i need to beable to fit jerrycans and helmets and tools in it. preferably one with a lock would be nice. i would like it to be local so i dont have to travle far. i dont think something this big would be all that cheap to ship.
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Jokes to share this Raksha Bandhan
Raksha Bandhan should not be a bad full of pressure on what to gift and what so ever. And that is why we have jokes for you. Send them to your friends and family and relief that pile of tensions you have been carrying around for days. Do follow us on Facebook and feedbacks are always welcomed.
naa papa ki maar say
naamaakifatkar say
naajutookeibochaar say
tumharejese log
tehwar say
hamne patta eek ladkiyo hsochahamarilotery laagai
datepebolayamilnekotoh ! hai re futtikismat
dont worry if she didn't wish u on friendship day
I think wopagli "rakshabandan" ka wait kaarrahi hog
Rakhi is the only day when girls run behind boys
5) lifekasabsebada confusion ka din kaunsahoga?
jis din rakhshyabandanaur friendship day sathpadega!!!
raju: bhai wo dekhaajkalmujhse wo acche se baatkarrahihai.
ranchoo: pagal block karrakshyabandanaanewalahain.
HAPPY "underground day" to all my bros. #rakhsyabandan#
Dekhpagli mere baare me jyada mat sochana….
me #valentine par aatahu, #rakhi par nahi!!
ladkiyoo! mujhpeekessankarna. kimujhepe koi rakhimaatdalna.
parents be like… ajakatiotaktalairakhibadhis
me: 2 ta line haanaelai
parents: jaama 2 ta , sharmajeekochori le ta 4 otalaibadhi re.
parents be like… ajakatiotaktalairakhibadhis
me: 2 ta line haanaelai
parents: jaama 2 ta , sharmajeekochori le ta 4 otalaibadhi re.
kaunkambakhtbardaashtkarnekopetahai? maintohpeetahoonke bas rakhika din nikaljaae.
jalikoaagkhetehain, bujhikoraakhkhetehain,
uska to nabaad luck hi kharabhai…jiske crush ushaerakhipehenajae.
kabhikabhikuchjetnekeliyekuchharnabhipadtahai.. aurhaarkerjeetnay wale kobestukhetehain. #kuro#rakshyabandan
Life is full of irony. A guy waits for Valentine's Day to purpose a girl. And she bro zones him in rakhi.
"Winter is coming" makes man on their toes. " aajrakhihai" makes man to run.
Sis: bhaibhaiiss bar rakhi me mujheiphone 8 dena.
bhai: paar mere pass to itne paisa nahi he
Sis: Paisa nahihae to koi baatnahi….kidney bhichalegi.
ram: volirakhibandantanabxayar
shyam: k vo ta dhukka le hid…rakhilagaenibandae
ram: hait…rakhibanae ta bahinivaihalyoni…afno rani banauneraharxa
Shyam: thukapakhey…. Bestukojawana ma niestokuragarxas….pailasathianibhai..anibestu…sakigoniani
nabaapki maar saenaa ma kiaasu se…bandadartahaetohrakhikiahat se
ketaharuespali chai dhukka le rakhi ma nihidxan……rakhilagaera k vo ta.. bistarai promotion. vaihalxa…bhaianibestfriendanibestu.achel ta bestukojawanaxa
say no to male harrashment..rahikonaam ma .jabardastirakhilaidinapaidainapaidaina
girl: wana hear a joke
Boy: sure
girl: knock knock
boy: who's there?
girl: rakhi
boy: rakhi for who?
girl: for you
23)Harladkitereliyebekarar H
Harladkikoteraintzar H
Ye tera koi kamaalnahi,
buskuch din baad…..
"RAAKHI" katyohaar he
Uskahusngayakaleja cheer,
Nayano se barbaschhutaekteer
Vomuskraai :), paasaaiboli,
Rakhi Bandh waale mere veer.
HarGaliPhulo Se SajRakhi Hai,
HarChokPrLadkiyaBithaRakhi Hai,
Jane KisGali Se GuzrengeAaP,
HarLadki Hath Me RakhiThamaRakhihai…
Agar aapko koi bhianjan PARCEL mile to kripiya use nakholeusme…
RAKHI ho saktihaiApkijarasilaparvahiapko Bhai banasakti Hai..
Janhitmaijari ………guys be careful with girls…….
Poonam kiraatthi
Mein uskepaastha
Woh mere karibthi
Phirwoh mere paasaayi
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Usnekahaaaj hum
Aisebandhanmein bandh jaaye
Koi taakatnatodpaaye
Meri khushikaandaaza
Par iskeaagejohua
Yeh to RakshaBandhanhai!
Girl: Hello raju mere pyarebhai.
raju: me kisikabhainahihoon ha… teratohbelkulnahi
girl: raju! menetujhekalrakhidithi. esletumerabhaihogayahae.
raju: essathodihotahai….kalmeitujhemangal sutra dungatohkyatumeribiwihojaegi .
28) who is mahatma Gandhi?
He is the one who has helped munnabhai to impress his girlfriend .
29) when me and my sister is fighting, my weapon is the hand and her weapon is always the nails. Then, I get bruised, she always says" I barely touched you"
30) all the girls call me mentioning as brother or bhai but my own sister never calls me that, she directly takes my name as a prisoner.
31) Pappu is 33 years old and still single. One day, his sister, frustrated asked, "Why aren't you married? Can't you find a woman who will be a good wife?" Pappu replied, "Actually, I've found many women I wanted to marry, but when I bring them home to meet mother and daddy, my mother doesn't like them." His sister thinks for a moment and says, "I've got the perfect solution. Just find a girl who's just like our mother." A few months later, they meet again and his sister says, "Did you find the perfect girl? Did mother like her?" With a frown on his face, Pappu answers, "Yes, I found the perfect girl. She was just like mother. You were right, our mother liked her very much." The sister said, "Then what's the problem?" Pappu replied, "Now our father doesn't like her."
Pappu rings a call to his sister and complaining about his Internet.
Pappu: My internet is not working properly.
Sister: Ok, Double click on "My computer"
Pappu: I am sorry to say but I can't see your computer.
Sister: I said, click on "My computer" on your computer.
Pappu: How can I click on your computer from my computer, are you kidding me sister?
Sister: Listen brother pappu, There is an icon labelled "My Computer" on your computer. Ok double click on it.
Pappu: What is your computer doing on my computer..?
Sister: Please Double click on your computer.
Pappu: On which Icon I've to click.
Sister: I already said my Computer.
Pappu: you are making me angry now sister. Can you stop doing this and fix my computer? I have really important thing to do.
Sister: leave me, you are a fool
Pappu: Tell me where is your office. I'll come there and click on your "Computer."?
Sister hangs up the fon.
33)Johny, the brother met up with his sister pooja and told her that he had just met the girl of his dreams. He asked Pooja for advise on how he should proceed! Pooja said, "Well, send her roses, and on the name card invite her for a home-cooked meal." Johny liked the idea, so he followed Pooja's advice and invited her. Next day after the dinner Pooja called Johny and asked him how the home-cooked dinner went. Johny cried, "It was a complete flop." Pooja asked, "Why? Didn't the girl come to our house?" Johny replied, "She came, but she refused to cook and left angrily!"
Sister: What kind of Wife would you like Aditya?
Aditya: I would want a spouse like the moon.
Sister: What a choice… So you want her to be Nonchalant& Calm like the moon?
Aditya: No, no sister
Sister: Oh, so you want her to be Round and white?
Aditya: No, not at all
Sister: Oh, so you want her to be fair and Beautiful like the moon?
Aditya: No, no. I want her to be Exactly like The MOON. Just Arrive at Night and Disappear in the Morning. Sister fainted.
35 ) life kasabsebada confusion ka din kaunsahoga?
jis din rakhshyabandanaur friendship day sathpadega!!!
36) Girl: Hello ravi mere pyarebhai.
ravi: me kisikabhainahihoon ha… teratohbelkulnahi
girl: ravi! mene tujhe kal rakhi dithi. esle tumera bhai hogayahae.
ravi: essa thodi hota hai….kal meitujhe mangal sutra dunga toh kyatu meri biwi hojaegi .
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Weekend Rewind: Pre-Cooking Saves The Day..er...Dinner!
To go along with our freezer cooking focused recipe hops this month, I've been sharing past freezer cooking posts with you for my weekend rewinds.
This post was originally posted on November 14, 2011. It is a great example of how even just pre-cooking and bagging the meat (if you don't have time to create entire freezer meals) is a huge time saver! Pair that with a fully stocked pantry and a little imagination, and the possibilities are endless!
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Yesterday, my houseguests left and I was all alone with the kids. They were going nuts, and I needed to feed them. I didn't want to eat any of the complete meals that were in the freezer because we'd eaten them all recently.
I wanted something different. Something fresh. But, also something easy that I had all the ingredients on hand. So I started digging around in my freezer, and I found a pack of pre-cooked ground beef that I had forgotten about. This could work, I said to myself, and I went to the pantry.
I had already decided against anything spaghetti-esqe. I had a bag of that in the freezer I could have thawed. But one kid doesn't like spaghetti, and the other kid does everything the first one does, so I wasn't feeling that fight tonight.
In my pantry I had egg noodles, and cream soups, so I decided to toss together a quick beef stroganoff type meal. I put my thawed, cooked ground meat into the skillet with a can of cream of mushroom soup. (I seasoned the meat when cooking it so I didn't need to add any seasonings now.) I decided to toss some frozen peas into the skillet just to make it a one dish meal. I also added a bit of my fresh basil and rosemary to add a little flavor to the sauce. Tossed it over whole wheat egg noodles, and dinner was served.
My girls both loved this and ate without complaints, so that was a big win in itself. The other plus was how easy and inexpensive this meal was to make. Having the meat already cooked was a huge time saver, and all the other ingredients were right there in my pantry. The pasta I had gotten for FREE I think. No more than $0.20 for sure. The cream of mushroom soup was $0.30, and then half a bag of $0.95 Aldi frozen peas.
I write this post to show you (but mostly myself) than pre-cooking, even if its just the meat and I don't have time to create an entire meal for the freezer, is still worth it!


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i have order to Alaska, i should be around this summer. a good time to get set up and meet people in the Fairbanks area that like to hunt. what are some of the things i need to know before i make it up about hunting. i have never been hunting before i am ready to learn and venture out into a new culture of life. i want to do my research before i get there so i know a good deal about rules, laws, regulations etc. which sites should i visit, which post should i read.
also im christmas is coming up and im look to do a lot of hunting gear this gear any recommendations and what do i really need to look for in for gear in that area.


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(makes 4 dozen cookies)
1. 2/3 cup sugar
2. 1 cup butter, softened
3. 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
4. 2 cups all-purpose flour
5. Raspberry jam
6. Mint jelly
1. Mix the sugar, the molten butter and the almond extract until creamy.
2. Add the flour to make a dough. The consistency will be goo-ey. Worry not. You're not going wrong. 🙂 Cover the dough and chill it for an hour, at least.
3. Preheat oven to 350° F.
4. Shape the dough into 1-inch balls. Place them 2 inches apart on cookie sheets. With your thumb, press the center of the ball to make a small indentation and fill it with about 1/4 teaspoon of jam.
5. Bake for 14 to 18 minutes or until the edges are slightly browned.
6. Let them stand for a couple of minutes before removing them from the cookie sheet. Sprinkle some sugar crystals whil still warm. (Alternately, drizzle almond glaze, for which you will have to look the recipe up on the baker girl's blog.
1. I feel in love with a blog some time back. Or well, the cookie recipes at least.
So here's a recipe I lifted right off there: (with a change or two, as usual)
2. Original Source: Sunset Magazine, December 1998
3. She suggested a recipe for some glaze to drizzle over the cookies. I hated how the glaze tasted (no offence to her, promise!). So I sprinkled some sugar over the cookies instead. Or you could leave that step out too, as I did, when I baked these cookies again.
4. I don't know what short bread is. But I loved the crunchy outside and the lightness on the inside of this cookie. I can eat a dozen and still want more. I did that one evening I got back from work. No kidding!
5. Since it was Christmas weekend and I was shipping cookies to Shazmeister and seeing G as well, I wanted to be out and out Chistmas-y! Green and red cookies seemed just about perfect. That explains the mint jelly. The mint cookies tasted nice. A slight toothpaste-ish after taste wasn't bad at all. The raspberry jam added a sour-ish tinge to the otherwise sweet cookie and I thought that enhanced the awesomeness of the cookies, it did!
6. Dear mother (or any auntie-ish aunty who's reading this),
Naankhatais? These taste JUST like that!!! Without the jam, of course. So to make the fathers and the uncles and the grandparents food-happy, kindly make inch sized balls and flatten those out and put them away in the oven. Or ummm… Roll out a large-ish sheet of cookie dough and cut out little rectangles to bake. Trust me, YUMMYYY!!! You'll thank me. But for now, Thank you.
– me
7. They're SOOOO easy to make!!! And for the end product, fuck yeah, I could bake these every weekend.
8. Yes, they're irresistible.
FYI, my hard drive crashed a few weeks ago. All pictures were on it. Pictures for thumbprint cookies shall be uploaded when I bake them next. Which is later tonight. 😀 😀 😀


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It's February 6th and I've already blown it.
My word for the year is 'yes' and I've already blown it! I had an opportunity come my way a couple of weeks ago and I decided to pass on it. I had all sorts of reasons why and excuses for not saying yes, but in truth, I was afraid. It was an opportunity I had been hoping for, a bit of a chance to improve in an area I really want to improve in, and because of my fear and lack of trust in God to provide financially, I said 'no', instead of 'yes'. And I'm a girl who is not fond of being critiqued. I don't like someone telling me that they may not like what has taken me ages to put in print. So I passed that cup of suffering right on by.
I hate it when I do that.
I've spent the last two weeks kicking myself for letting this opportunity pass. It wasn't a large amount, financially speaking. A pittance, really. Most people wouldn't bat an eye at it. But I also resolved, this year, to be super diligent about our finances. We are {by and large} at the point of necessary things only. And this thing didn't feel like a need, but a step to a dream, and I justified that if it is a dream that is meant to come true, the opportunity will present itself again.
So why do I feel like I failed? I think down deep it is because I failed to trust God in my areas of greatest weakness. For heaven's sake, He gave me the word 'yes' for a reason! To branch out, seize the day, take a leap of faith. And I said a polite, 'no thanks.'
But in my quiet time this morning I cam across something I know, but never applied this way. {Thank you, Lord for answered prayer!} Our God is a God of second chances. He is the fixer of our messes and the wiper of the slate. His mercies are new every day and He alone can take those with little faith and do great things.
This morning I studied in the book of John. Chapter 21: 1-19, to be exact. Here we see that Peter had failed to do what Jesus wanted of him. Jesus asks Peter repeatedly, "Do you love me?" Peter repeatedly confirms that, yes, in fact he does love Jesus, thus confirming, to himself, his loyalty and devotion. In verses 15, 16, &17 we see that Jesus didn't dwell on Peter's failures but only had him reconfirm his desire to follow Him.
So that is just what I did this morning. I re-avowed that in this still new year, I would let my life, like Peter's, bear witness to the fact that our God is a God of the slim chance, the fat chance, the no chance... and the second chance!
So, my sweet sister, if you have already blown your 2012 resolutions, take heart! With our God, there is always a second chance. Confess it and move on. God has great things in store for you. Don't let your past failures {recent or ages ago}, hold you back!! Go out and seize this great day!!


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FENTON – The Pontiac Notre Dame Prep Fighting Irish fell to the Linden Eagles, 3-2, in Friday evening's Division 2 girls soccer regional final. Notre Dame Prep struck first when Payton Williams hammered in a free kick from 20 yards out with 15:58 remaining in the first half to make it 1-0. At the time, the Fighting Irish were beginning to assert control of the game and create chances. But four minutes later, lightning was spotted, and when the teams came back an hour and half later, the game changed completely. "The delay definitely didn't help us. We had momentum. We scored a goal four minutes before the delay and we had the ball. We were actually pressing for a second goal a little bit," Fighting Irish head coach Jim Stachura said. "They (Linden) made adjustments that they would normally make at half time. I said if we got out at half time to limit, and we did actually," he added. "Interesting game, I think Mother Nature was perfect time to come in and stop that game," Linden head coach Kevin Fiebernitz said. "We just told the girls listen, you're a good team. You're here for a reason, and at the end of the day, it's just a game. You just have to come out and play, put them on their heels a little bit." And that is exactly what the Eagles did, coming out with renewed energy. Linden dominated the final 12:40 of the first half, tying the score 1-1 on a free kick goal by Alia Fredrick. Fredrick was the best player on the field most of the night, winning head balls and starting the Linden attack. While Notre Dame Prep was able to make some adjustments of its own at halftime, it never solved the problem of dealing with Fredrick. The Fighting Irish gave Linden few good chances in the second half, but Linden cashed in a pair of goals by Madeleine Zayan, including what proved to be the game-winner with 4:57 to play on an assist from Fredrick. That goal made it 3-1 in favor of Linden and appeared to seal the game. Notre Dame Prep answered back with 2:48 to play when Maura Kruse banged in a rebound following a corner kick. The Fighting Irish were dangerous to the end, forcing a good save by Linden goalkeeper Madison Paige with just two seconds left as Paige had to come off her line to smother a shot from point blank range as time wound down. "Hats off to them, they worked their tails off. We worked hard, A couple of bounces go our way and it's probably a different score," Stachura said. Linden (22-3-1) extends its school record for wins and moves onto the Division 2 semifinals where it will face Birmingham Marian. "All the teams we're going to play from here on out are good," Fiebernitz said. "We've played eight ranked teams throughout the year, a ninth now. So it's just a matter of just staying a little loosey-goosey and just playing." He added that, "It's typical great high school sports, and at the end of the day, I still would have been very proud of them." Pontiac Notre Dame Prep ends the year 17-4-3. "It was a great season. They're a good group. I can't be more proud of a group of girls. They've accomplished a lot. They're taking it really hard today because a lot of them haven't experienced a loss in the playoffs in two years. It's been a little tricky. I think some of our best games have been the ones that we have lost this year. But if anything, you're going to learn from them and you're going to be able to move on," Stachura said. "It will definitely be a different team next year. But expectations and where the program is now is where we wanted it to be when (Taylor) Timko graduated four years ago. And I don't think we have anything to be ashamed of at our program right now."
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Notre Dame Prep loses lead after first-half weather delay, falters against Linden in D2 regional final WITH PHOTO GALLERY
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Welcome back to Lost Coast Portal to Creativity where Lost Coast Designs and Carmen's Veranda collide to bring you twice the inspiration and double the fun!
Hello. Gail here today to share a little inspiration for the current challenge Stamped Background. Lost Coast Designs and Carmen's Veranda have some amazing, beautiful and very reasonably priced background stamps, so this is a no brainer. Now there's a theme to expand upon.......
I used the gorgeous Lost Coast Designs Pondscum background with Carmen's Veranda Oz Scarecrow and Tidy Minds sentiment.
I stamped and embossed Pondscum Background with black powder on white card. I'm not sure this picture does it justice. It's a very detailed and complex stamp. Do use a fine, detailed embossing powder if you are going to heat emboss. I used Stampendous Fine Black here.
Then I stamped and embossed the Tidy Minds sentiment and Oz Scarecrow, both available from Carmen's Veranda. I cut the sentiment panel with Sizzix Deckle Edge die and fussy cut the scarecrow. I quite liked it black and white, but then decided to add some colour.
I thought green, for spring, vaguely entertained red, for brains, and then decided yellow, for happy, and maybe also brains if you are a scarecrow!!!
Thanks for dropping by. Don't forget to link up your makes using stamping in the background for a chance to win Lost Coast dollars!!!


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8534098419256433512.post3135758942198395021..comments2016-02-29T06:07:05.288-08:00Comments on Exploring America: Picture Book Teacher's Guides: Lewis and Clark on the Trail of Discovery: The Journey that Shaped America (Rod Gragg)Christy G. Keeler, Ph.D.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8534098419256433512.post-2781290954760244122008-04-29T22:07:00.000-07:002008-04-29T22:07:00.000-07:00I really enjoyed this book and I liked your ideas....I really enjoyed this book and I liked your ideas. The one about landforms is really exciting because I couldnt imagine trying to figure those out at that time. I also liked the idea of the People article. That lesson could be use in many ways and is an excellent idea. The writing that you can get from a lesson on the people they met would be awesome.Colin Haashttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8534098419256433512.post-25785835630283867712008-04-28T17:14:00.000-07:002008-04-28T17:14:00.000-07:00I like the idea of writing obituaries, but perhaps...I like the idea of writing obituaries, but perhaps not in this case. Because no one (I believe) died on the trail, their obituaries would extend beyond the time on the trail. How would students account for that extended time? Would you have them do additional research? If so, I'm not sure how much they could find without hard-core primary source work for some of the corps' members.

I like the idea of having students determine how far the corps traveled each month. This is a great math/science activity. Students can correlate weather, river flow direction, and other physical geographical features to the pace traveled at the different intervals. Great idea!Christy G. Keeler, Ph.D.https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8534098419256433512.post-5196761930983176252008-04-24T20:32:00.000-07:002008-04-24T20:32:00.000-07:00You have a few activities that stand out for me: l...You have a few activities that stand out for me: landforms, converting time, People article,and the obituary. How about a combination written and digital magazine article or of the life's accomplishments of the deceased?pnagoshihttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8534098419256433512.post-45073134518474360122008-04-24T20:04:00.000-07:002008-04-24T20:04:00.000-07:00Wow! I was really intimidated by this book, but yo...Wow! I was really intimidated by this book, but your activities really broke it down into very easy to teach chunks. I enjoyed the Natural Resources activity and would definitly use that in my class. I might have each student (or groups of students) choose one state, research it and present its natural resources to the class.Paige Karetnyhttps://email@example.com


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I spent most of Sunday searching the city for Miami Hurricanes apparel. I like the U and figured I was in the right place to score some cheap gear. But the 'Canes haven't been very good lately and the department stores were mostly carrying Florida and Florida State stuff. ( I hate FL St.)
I went all over, even the U of M campus, and couldn't anything good at a reasonable price. I gave up after a while and wasted the rest of the day on the internet.
On Monday, I decided to check out the Florida Keys.
Key West is the last island on a chain of islands (keys) that hangs off the tip of Florida. I'd seen this image before and always wanted to drive down that road.
It took about three hours for me to drive all the way to the end of Highway 1. It was late afternoon and I had no hope of making it back to the city for a practice, so I wandered around and observed the tourist trap at the west end of the island. I tried key lime pie. It was good but not amazing. I also saw a bar that Hemingway apparently frequented although I'm sure it's no longer like it was when he was there.
It occurred to me that there might actually be a gym out here. The city of Key West was decent sized and some of thee tourists probly trained. I googled it and sure enough, there was a Relson Gracie affiliate nearby.
My white gi's were dirty and I believe Relson schools only wear white, so I called to check. The owner of the school answered and informed that it was no gi that evening. Problem solved.
So at 6pm I found the gym, located between a scooter shop and a bar.
The head coach Eddy ran the class. He put us through some regular warmup drills, then showed us a duck under (gif), followed by an arm drag (gif), then a double leg off of an arm drag.
After that, Eddy showed a basic kick back pass. He stuck with basics because most of the guys were new.
After about 30 minutes of drilling we rolled a few six minute rounds. I went with Eddy first. He was about 200 lbs and pretty rough. I managed to avoid being submitted but I didn't get any offense going.
I did the next few rounds with novice guys. I tried to move around a lot and make it fun.
I got a round later with a guy with some experience. He went into bottom half guard again and again and each time back stepped and passed to side control. He began blocking my back step and trying to take my back, so I tried using some wrestling switch-type maneuvers to turn back into him. They worked, but only because he was unfamiliar with them. I thought about it afterwards and realized that trying this had gotten me stuck in crucifixes in the past. I decided that I need to abandon this idea- it will only lead to failure against good competition.
I ended the night with one more round with Eddy. It was the same story, but he caught me in a heel hook this time. I didn't know they were in play, but that probly wouldn't have changed the outcome.
I drove back to Miami in the dark. It was extra black out on the water and I could see the stars clearly.
At Key Largo, the road was blocked off by police who were attending to what looked like a fatal accident. I followed some local cars onto side streets which got me around the wreck and I continued back to the mainland.
It would have been worth the drive without the training, but I'm glad I got some anyway. That must be the southern most gym in America.


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Jaideep HardikarSaturday, April 4, 2009 1:35 IST Email
Nagpur: An uneasy fortnight begins for the Gadchiroli police and district administration in the run-up to the April 16 polling for general elections, with the rebel Maoists asking villagers to boycott the elections and install their own Jantana Sarkar.
General election 2009"Yes, we have discovered posters in some villages of the district, through which the Naxalite splinters here have asked people to refrain from voting," superintendent of police Rajesh Pradhan said on Wednesday. But that, he said, is not unusual. "It's been their strategy always and despite that the voting percentage in the district remains a healthy around 70% every time."
One poster reads: "Boycott fake Lok Sabha elections and create a people's government: Courtesy Gadchiroli Division Committee, Communist Party of India (Maoist)." Some of the posters ridicule police operations like Sarvodaya and Parakram and condemn police action against the people of few villages.
Amidst heightened Maoist activities over the past few months though, the police and district administration are leaving nothing to chance. Police said Naxals would try best to disrupt the process, but they are prepared to foil their attempts.
"We are prepared for the elections and we'll ensure that the process is peaceful," Pradhan said. The reinforcements of the state and central troops have begun to come ahead of the polling. "We have also demanded three helicopters for aerial patrolling and hopefully we'll get it," he said.
The splinter Maoist groups have given a call for Gadchiroli bandh on April 10 in what the police say could be pressure tactics to disrupt the polling process.
Pradhan says there has been a rise in Naxal activity recently in retaliation to successful police crackdowns in 2008 and surrenders. But, the police have counter-strategies ready, with "naxal-chasing" operations already on for a week now.
Meanwhile, the election commission has reportedly accepted the district administration's demand to curtail polling hours for the stations in the remotest corner of the district. The police and administration had written to the district magistrate to reduce the polling timings by two hours, similar to what the election commission has agreed for the Maoist-infested parts of Orissa.
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Sorry it's taken me so long to post this. As you can imagine, after taking 10 days off from every day life, it takes a bit of time to catch back up.
Our honeymoon was AMAZING! Despite the worst night-before-traveling-to-a-foreign-country anyone could ever experience, once we got off the ground it was perfect!
For starters...we were supposed to leave from Austin to Newark at 6am on Saturday, August 20 - meaning we were supposed to leave our house at 4am (cab already ordered). At 9pm Friday night hubs got an email from AIRLINE WE'LL NEVER FLY AGAIN (AWNFA) saying "Your flight from Austin to Newark leaving at 6am CST has been canceled." That's it. Nothing else. No "it's been delayed, we'll put you on a later flight" or "we've refunded your card so you can book a different flight" or "we are working with A-BETTER-AIRLINE to put you on a similar flight"...nothing.
So naturally, hubs calls AWNFA trying to sort it out. After all, that was just ONE leg of our international flight. Of course AWNFA is bombarded with calls "We are experiencing a high volume of calls. If you would like a service rep to call you back in order of when we received the calls, leave your phone number." So he does. Mean while I call on my phone (I don't trust those call back things). I actually get a wait time of 120 minutes. Wow. After about 3 hours of being on hold and waiting for the call back, we finally get a hold of someone who straightens out our situation. We were booked on a leg a flights: Austin to Houston to Newark to Frankfurt to Munich. We finally got to be around 12:30am Saturday morning and set our alarm for 3:00, but whatever we got it figured out. I felt awful for the people who didn't find this out until they got to the airport...I would have lost it.
So...the fun part began! We were going on a 10 day road trip to 3 countries. The rest of the post will be mostly photos. Enjoy!
Double decker plane (PS this was NOT the AWNFA -- promise! Lufthansa was wonderful.)
We had enough AMEX points to be upgraded to business class and were served free booze...champagne before the flight!
Frankfurt Airport...one of my faves! It looks like a train station.
Munich, Germany
BMW Museum in Munich
This photo almost got me thrown in German prison. This is the US Consulate so naturally I wanted to take a photo of the American flag. The German officer assumed I was trying to take a photo of the building for sinister reasons. So he stopped me with his machine gun and asked to see the photo. Thankfully he let me keep it and I didn't get in trouble. Scared the living $%^& out of me though.
Beer and pretzel at the Hofbrauhaus (not exactly gluten free, but whatever)
Strasbourg, France
Reims, France
Champagne vineyards.
Old race track on the side of the road.
Spa, Belgium (The Formula 1 Race!)


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There is little chance that machines will ever replace people in the workplace and here's why. Machines have to be transported at company cost to and from where they're needed and kept safe once they're there. Machines need tender treatment, they break down, they can't be rushed and hurried or the contents of their "brains" explode for no reason at all (OK this sometimes happens to humans too), but most working people are trained to deliver themselves to and from work at their own expense, suitably dressed and equipped and perky enough to convince an employer to part with a paycheck. We spring for our own electric fencing, tasers, pepper spray and car alarms, we pay for most of our own nutrition and hydration, we're the ultimate self-maintaining device but that really just isn't good enough for today's employers. Having taken most of a finger, they'll have the hand and the rest of the arm too.
Chief Executive of the UK environmental agency, one Baroness Young is now urging staff to go down to their local M&S and buy thermal underwear so that employers can save on their heating costs. While I'm all for cutting down on the use of fossil fuels, why must I shell out of my own pocket so my employer doesn't have the trauma of seeing me blue and shivering and bundled up like Nanook of the North when it's his job to keep me toasty while I work on his premises? What next? Bring your own toilet flushing water? I've worked in places where you are expected to bring your own chair! When last did you find actual soft white two-ply toilet paper in the staff loo instead of that ghostly blue stuff that dissolves on contact with liquids?
It all started with the coffee thing. Time was when you sauntered over to the coffee pot and had a cup of fresh beverage that didn't taste like floor sweepings. Then someone decided nothing could be added to the bottom line by dropping pearls before swine, and you are now expected to consume the very basic cheapest instant unspeakable chicory blend. I once worked for a guy who did not accept the fact that some people might like a spot of milk in their swill so he imposed a milk limit, with the result that the milk ran out by mid month and we resorted to the dreaded Cremora, which came to be known as "dust".
Fancy some dust with your floor sweepings? I think I'll bring my own, and that's really what it's all about. Bring your own, sucker, cos it's swill or water out of the tap. That staff canteen where you used to get a decent meal at a reasonable price? Kiss that one goodbye, you'll get a food court with Steers and a coffee shop where you can buy your own fancy pants coffee for R15.
It doesn't stop there, apparently some companies believe that All Your Cellphones Are Belong to Us! You have your cellphone, which you bought and paid for yourself, right, and every now and then you buy a bit of juice to keep it topped up or maybe you're paying those crushing "contract" bills, but you somehow have the quaint belief that it's actually yours. Not so! Your number goes on the staff list or intranet and you are expected to take calls from all and sundry when you you're sitting with a head full of foil twists at the hairdressers on a Saturday.
And then comes M-Web with an ad designed to help companies find out if their employees are surfing the Net when they should be working. I don't know if this ad is supposed to be charmingly tongue in cheek, it's done in a cartoony style, but M-Web advises companies who suspect their employees may be abusing their privileges to "employ an undercover IT guy to pose as a new member of staff. His brief : Win the confidence of the staff and cajole them into telling him which sites they surf and into sending him large mail attachments that may be clogging up the system. These can then be used as evidence against the perpetrators."
Struth Bob, watch out for the new guy!
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This listing has the most popular offer available in Mongolia
Bike Mongolia presents you a circular route of 4 days' riding throughout Mongolia. You will travel more than 1000 kilometers and will visit the unusual and famous places such as granite mountain in Baga Gazriin Chuluu, the temple remains in Ongi Khid, Zorgol Khairkhan nearby the sand dunes in Ovurburd Els with a considerable distance across the wild and beautiful land without encountering people or vehicles. Get on your bike and sign up!
Bike Mongolia has chosen Continental Hotel for your accommodation in Ulaanbaatar. It is a smart 3-star hotel situated only 10 minutes' walk from Genghis Khan Square in the city center. The hotel is facilitated with a business center, gym, and restaurant.
Meanwhile, during the tour, you will stay at ger camps. A "ger" is a portable dwelling structure traditionally used by the nomads in the steppes of Central Asia. These camps are all privately owned and staffed mainly by local people. Standards and services vary a lot which is the beauty of this kind of accommodation as no 2 ger camps are the same. Each ger has 2 to 4 beds and usually guests will share with the same friends as in the hotel. The ger camps are completed with a restaurant, showers, washing and toilet facilities, and electricity powered by a generator.
You will arrive in Ulaanbaatar and go straight to your hotel. You'll meet your tour leader and the rest of your group either on the afternoon or evening to talk about your pre-tour meeting. Your meeting will be about day by day itinerary and safety issue. You will stay overnight in the hotel.
You'll make an early start to get out of Ulaanbaatar city and onto the road leading south to the Gobi. The road is blacktopped for a while, then soon becomes a rough jeep track as it crosses the green rolling hills of Tuv Province. You will ride on to Baga Gazriin Chuluu, a mountain of unusual granite rocks which are home to ibex, marmots, steppe fox, and plenty of birds of prey. You will stay overnight at ger camp.
You will ride through Mandalgov, the capital town of Dundgov Province and continue across the open rolling hills and the steppe of Middle Gobi to the rocky cliffs beside the Ongi River where your ger camp is located. You will stay at the camp for the night.
You will ride northwards along the rough gravel tracks of Dundgov and pass by Zorgol Khairkhan, an area of big granite rock formations that resemble sleeping dinosaurs silhouetted against the sky. You will stay overnight at your ger camp in Ovurburd Els.
As you return to Ulaanbaatar, the landscape becomes gradually greener and more mountainous. Even close to the city people still live the traditional lifestyle. There are more horses and fewer camels than you will encounter in the Gobi. You'll be expected to arrive in Ulaanbaatar in the early afternoon. Your last night of the tour will be spent at a hotel.
This will be your departure day.
It is important for you to be aware that motorbike hire is not included in the tour price. The cost to rent a KTM 450EXC motorcycle is 130 USD per day. This can be paid in cash on arrival.
When you arrive in Mongolia and are allocated your motorbike, you will have to pay a "motorbike security deposit". This is 700 USD or the equivalent amount in another major currency. The motorbike security deposit is fully refundable at the end of the tour when you return the motorbike undamaged (Bike Mongolia won't charge for normal wear and tear).
Some days are long and require stamina, but towards the end of the tour, the distance between ger camps is less and riding days are shorter.
During this tour, you will visit and go through many famous and unique road tracks, places, and sites in Mongolia. It's a landlocked country in the eastern Central Asia, bordered by Russia to the north and China to the south, east, and west. Here are the highlights of your tour:
Middle Gobi, known locally as "Dundgov" is one of the 21 provinces of Mongolia. It has a population density of 0.5 per square kilometer and is located north of the Gobi Desert. The landscape is of semi-arid steppe and low hills. The main industries are animal husbandry and livestock products such as wool and cashmere.
This area is an unusual granite rock formations located in Middle Gobi province. The highest mountain in the group is 1751 meters and there are several rocky passes which require some technical skill by the motorcycle riders and vehicle drivers alike.
Ongii Hiid, a once large Buddhist Monastery destroyed in the 1930s, lies in the hills on the edge of a bend in the Ongii River. It is a quiet and spiritual place, one can imagine the original busy monastery on one side of the river and the non-religious community on the other side.
Mongolia is unique, the steppes are interspersed with belts of sand dunes and desert vegetation. Ovurburd Els is such a place and nomadic families here often have camels as well as horses, sheep, goats, and cows.
You will be served daily meals. Bike Mongolia can also cater for vegetarian food and most kinds of special diet. Please inform the staff in advance for this service.
You can take the Trans-Siberian Railway from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar at an additional cost. The ride will take 5 days arriving from the east or the west. Moreover, you can also take the Trans-Mongolian Train from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar at an additional cost. This trip will take about 35 hours.


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Perception about spoilage of food grains due to infestation differs widely amongst the scientific community and figures as high as 50% are some times quoted as the extent of loss to the predators due to inefficient management of agriculture and storage of grains. The estimates of grain production reported by various countries and compiled by FAO refer to what is harvested and it is any body's guess as to how much of this reaches the consumer's table. World food grains production was 2.136 billion tons in 2007 and only 60% was available for consumption as food while 36% was used for seed purpose and 3% for bio-fuel production. Considering that the population is growing at about 2% annually, food production will have to keep pace to avoid scarcity and famine. By using scientific technologies, wastage due to infestation has been cut down significantly but the problem of pesticide residues posing high health hazards may see progressive elimination of many of them for use in food protection systems. The most recent warnings came from a respected international group of endocrinologists that some of the pesticide residues act as endocrine disruptors which have effect on the reproduction systems of both females and males besides causing such dreaded diseases as breast cancer, prostate cancer, neuroendocrinology, thyroid metabolism and obesity.
There are systemic insecticides, contact insecticides, inorganic pesticides, natural insecticides, organic insecticides and biological pesticides, many of them permitted in many countries. Organochlorine compounds like aldrin, chlordane, endosulfan etc are highly poisonous and their continued use is increasingly being frowned upon. Organophosphates like chlorpyriform, dimethoate, malathion etc are very effective against many insects but their indiscriminate use is contaminating water sources posing potential threat to human beings. Carbamates like carbaryl, carbofuran etc are comparatively less toxic but still face opposition from environmentalists because of pollution problems when used on a large scale. Pyrethroids like cypermethrin are relatively less harmful and are commonly used in crop protection. Neonicotinoids based on nicotine, plant derived protectants like asimina from papaya seeds, azadirachdin from neem, cinnamyl acetate, pyrethrum are all available options though they are not as effective as synthetic insecticides. Biological insecticides based on the bacteria B. thuringiensis, fungi Metarhizium anisopliae, nematode Steinemema felliae, virus Cydia pomenella granulovirus are receiving attention as possible alternative protectants to chemicals.
For storage of food grains beyond 3-4 weeks, three synthetic chemicals are widely used which are Phosphine, Methyl Bromide (MB) and Sulfuryl Chloride (SC). While Phosphine may take a few days to a week to get satisfactory results, MB accomplishes satisfactory disinfestation in a day or two. Being an ozone depleting material, MB use is being discouraged in many countries and as per the Montreal Protocol it is going to be phased out. SC is the new star being promoted as a clean fumigant as its life time was thought to be just 5 years. It can also kill most of the grain infesting insects and their larvae within a day or two. But recent reassessment of its life time indicates it could be 8 times more than what was previously thought and it has 4800 times more potential as a heat trappping gas compared to CO2 casting a shadow on its wide scale use. CO2 at concentrations above 40% and Nitrogen containing less than 1% oxygen are also possible future choices provided their application logistics become practical and economical. Use of exhaust gases from internal or external combustion which contain about 12% CO2 is another option being looked into. Rice weevil, grain borers, flour beetle, grain moths, meal worms etc pose big challenges in terms of their control and elimination and if food grain stocks are to be maintained at prime condition for distribution and long term food security, use of insecticides is inevitable with their attendant consequences.
Pyrethrum from chrysanthamum flowers, Limonin from citrus peel, Spinosad, a secondary metabolite from Saccharopolyspoia spinosa, Deltamethrin, a synthetic pyrethroid and piperyl butoxide are some of the so called 'green label' pesticides, being considered especially for organic food preservation. Salt water Diatomaceous Earth (DE) is another promising natural silica based grain protectant with considerable promise. Neem oil based pesticidal preparations have become prominent now though dosage considerations are not favorable for their large scale application. Indiscriminate application of highly toxic synthetic pesticides at the farm level and fumigants at the storage level is a serious concern facing humanity and a global consensus needs to be evolved to tackle this life threatening practices without compromising on the objective of increasing food availability to the growing population.


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10-minute Homemade Breakfast Sandwich
10-minute Homemade Breakfast Sandwich
This past week I have made a conscious effort to make more meals at home so that I can monitor the real caloric values that I am eating. I have been good about weighting my food and creating lower calorie alternatives to popular foods. Unfortunately, this is happening the same week that my parents decided to replace our counter tops, so I have been getting microwave creative as well :). Anyway, one of Greg's favorite breakfast meals is a breakfast sandwich–you know those greasy, fatty kind from fast food places– personally I am not a breakfast fan, but since I know how important it is, I was seeking out recipes that I would love as well. That is when my 10-minute breakfast scramble sandwich came into play! It is fast, low-calorie and super yummy! Really, if this is your breakfast you can't go wrong! The best part about this sandwich is that is is customizable to your taste (just watch the toppings, remember everything you add, adds calories!). So here is the run down of the breakfast sandwich.
Theresa's Breakfast Sandwich
|1 Bagel Thin
|Egg Beaters (61g)
Avocado (.5 oz)
|Green Bell Pepper/Red Bell Pepper/ Green Onion
|Reduced fat cheese slice
|Total Calories
Lightly toast the bagel thin and place cheese on it. Finely chop the avocado and bell pepper and green onion. Place egg beaters and veggies into a small square or circular tuber wear container and microwave for 2 minutes. Place egg on sandwich. Eat and enjoy!
I like to eat this sandwich with an apple, banana or other fruit serving on the side. Total calories is around 330 for the whole breakfast.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Cupcakes
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Theresa's Table {Calories Need Not Apply}
For a while now I have been really, really into baking. It has really been cupcakes galore around here! So I decided to share a few of the better recipes with you…. Up first are my Reeses peanut butter cupcakes! These are rich chocolate cupcakes with a chocolate peanut butter fudge filling topped with peanut butter frosting. Let me tell you, the frosting was AMAZING, if I didn't have cupcakes to frost, I could have just sat and ate it all! Needless to say these cupcakes were a HUGE hit with Greg and my Mom!
The Cake
|1.5 cups
|Sugar (White)
|1.5 cups
|Coco Powder
|¾ cup
|Instant Chocolate Pudding
|¼ packet
|Baking Soda
|¼ teaspoon
|Baking Powder
|1 teaspoon
|½ stick
|Vanilla Extract
|1 teaspoon
|Milk (I use 2%)
|1 cup
The Filling
|Instant Chocolate Pudding
|¾ packet
|Milk (2%)
|Peanut butter
|2 tablespoons
For the filling I mix everything together and let sit in the fridge. (follow the box for length of time)
The Frosting
|1 stick
|Reeses Peanut Butter Chips
|1 bag
|Confectioners Sugar
|2 cups
|Heavy Whipping Cream
|¾ cups
For the frosting, I add the peanut butter chips to a large bowl. Personally with peanut butter chips I put them in the microwave to melt and then stir into a nice smooth mixture. I then mix in equal parts of each and blend with a hand mixer (because I am too poor to afford a kitchen-aid). I tend to add more of a specific ingredient if I feel the frosting needs it. (feel out the frosting if it is watery, add more powdered sugar, if it is too thick, add some whipping cream…ect.). Once the frosting is done I sometimes let it chill (my kitchen can be too hot and make the frosting a bit to soft to properly frost cupcakes).
I bake the cupcakes at 350 for about 12-15 minutes (best bet is to check the cupcakes to see if they are done). Once out of the oven, I take the cupcakes chill them for about 15 minutes and then fill with the pudding mixture. Then I frost the cupcakes and sprinkle with a few mini Resses pieces candies.
{Side note… The setup, is my kitchen table and scrapbook paper!}
If you're looking for a rich cupcake for Resses fans look no further!
If you try these, be sure to tell me how they turned out! & keep an eye out for some of my other cupcake recipes (Apple pie, butterbeer, and vanilla pudding)
{All photos were taken by me, Theresa Bridget, with a 5D mk iii, canon 100mm L, and a speedlight}


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Monday, March 30, 2009
Farewell Don Bosco
Oh, also this past week, we made sloppy joes with a recent convert family( the same one we made tacos with) and they were delicios, but not quite like the ones my mom makes.
Well, i appologize that this week is short and without photos, but i just didnt have anything to take pics of. I promise this week i will take a bunch.
Anyway, sure love you all
Thanks for all you do.
Love, Elder Haws
Monday, March 23, 2009
Normal week......
This is me putting on my tie for tami´s birthday(also saint pattys day) I didn´t realize until about 10 30 at night that it was saint pats day, so i hurried and put on this tie i have been saving for this special day. Then i pinched my companion... He got mad.... And we went to bed.....
Today we had to get a package for my companion out of customs.... It was full of mexican candy.... Actually i feel a little sick because of all the candy....
Next, i have been working on solving a rubix cube. I am getting pretty good... Hopefully by the next week i will have beat the world record or something... I will be sure to let you know....
Love you all
Keep on rocking!
Elder Haws
Monday, March 16, 2009
This is me taping of the wall.. If you can{t tell i am sitting on a four inch ledge.... And i am above a stairwell... (nice shoes...)
Here I am getting the top corner.....
Yeah... you get it.... I am still on the wood plank...
Good work elder soto
This is me putting in a lightbulb so you can see the true beauty at night.
Finish shot... Neat huh.
This is Sister Guzman talking on the phone to her two daughters that are in Holland..... Yep, long story...
(ps. Future wife, i really like the way she has her house painted half blue and half rust.... Keep that in mind for when we have a house)
We had a jump rope competition, but seeing as how the jump rope was super small i had to pull my legs up high to jump and it was hard...
This is our baptism from last week.... Raquel YEAH
Me the night before making sure the baptism clothes would fit...
Me and Soto in Pollo Campero. We are both kinda sick. He has a cold, and i feel like i have mono..... I swear i haven´t kissed anyone in 14 months!! Oh ps today i have 14 months in the mish.
Elder Stevens and I playing legos....
Monday, March 9, 2009
Howdy ya´ll
Love, Elder Haws
Ps. don´t worry, i got my camera back.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Yo Yo
Its me, Elder Haws. Well, this week was good. We had the visit of elder Falabella (as i mentioned last week) It was AMAZINGLY AWESOME!!!!
We had some really great experiences and learned a lot. It really help us with our faith, and now we are seeing miricles.
Just going to share a quick experience and then i am out!!
This week we were in La Carpio. Its supposedly really dangerous. It is just like the place that they show on the comerciales when they sell kids "for a small donation of 32 cents you can be the proud owner of this poor little kid"
Literally, i have looked for cameras always when we are there, because i guarantee they have filmed those here at least once.... Well, long storry short, we were bummed cause no one wanted us, and we decided that we were going to finish our day there and then not go back. So we went to our last appointment with a family we reactivated. We shared a message, and were about to pray when my companion turned to there non member sister in law that we taught a long time ago. He asked if she had been reading the book of mormon and she said yes. He asked if she had prayed and she said yes. She only said yes, but not really very convincingly so i told her that it was inportant thats she read and pray so she could find out that the church is true. She responded by saying that she knew it was true..... I asked..... What about baptism..... And she said she wanted to be baptised. So she will be baptised this next sunday morning.
Sometimes i think God makes things hard just to see how willing we are to try and perservere. I am glad that we perserveered and that we were able to feel the promptings of the spirit to find out how prepared she really was
I know this church is the church of Christ. I recieve a stronger testimony of that everyday!!!
I am so happy to be here working super hard
Love, Elder Haws
ps. I didnt have any good pictures this week, so the picture i put on is of me with a baloon named juan carlmalone....


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By Karen W., Albany, OR
This is a photo that i took on a road of my best friends jumping.
This piece has also been published in Teen Ink's monthly print magazine.
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very good! you definitely captured the moment and they look so high up!! :)
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Chic white
"This simple way of decorating – with a predominantly white palette – creates spaces that feel calm, spacious and uncluttered," said Atlanta.
"When it comes to furniture and accessories, less is definitely more. Stick to one or two key pieces and allow them plenty of space to breathe so they can speak for themselves."
"Soften the look with colour for accents and focal points. Chalky pastels, off-whites, greys and neutrals will add just the right amount, without being overbearing or fussy. Alternatively, even one bright blue cushion in an all-white scheme will offer a welcome place to rest your eye."


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- Research guide to old houses. "Today, many people are interested in finding the history of old houses," the library notes. "They may have purchased an old house, have one in their family, or just want to know more about the famous historic houses in their town. The Connecticut State Library has many sources that can help in this search."
- Facts about Connecticut's governors. This page contains more than 50 questions -- and, thankfully, the answers. Several pertain to Hartford.
- Connecticut Freedom Trail quilts. To convey the dramatic and important story of Connecticut's African-American experience, the legistature in 1995 approved the creation of the Connecticut Freedom Trail, a network of 40 public and private historic properties. This page contains images of quilts depicting the properties, including these in Hartford: the Frank T. Simpson House, the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, North Cemetery, the Old State House, Union Baptist Church, and Faith Congregational Church.
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The Sturgeon King
When I first started dating husband over 7 years ago, he insisted that we frequent this famous oldschool Jewish deli called Barney Greengrass, The Sturgeon King. Back then I didn't quite understand why people waited hours to sit at the cramped tables and suffered the not so friendly service. My only excuse is that maybe I didn't get it because, you know, its not in the blood (I am sure that I am the only gentile around when inside BBG). However, over time I have embraced the husband's culture in the best way I know how. The food. Chopped liver, gafiltafish, bagels, lox...bring it on!! We always make time for Barney Green Grass when in NY, and these days, I am the first to excitedly ask about non-menued items, "any ladkes today??"
It wouldn't be a trip to NY without a trip to The Sturgeon King. This picture was snapped on Quinn's maiden voyage. He doesn't look impressed. But I wasn't impressed at first either:)


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Mardi Gras Facts 2016: Interesting Trivia And Traditions To Celebrate Fat Tuesday
If all you know about Mardi Gras is that it's a huge party, you're missing out. The Carnival blowout ending on Fat Tuesday is a cultural celebration with a lot of history. Do the street festival justice by learning and sharing facts about it.
New Orleans held its first Mardi Gras parade in 1837, and 20 years later event organizers added floats. But its origins go all the way back to ancient Rome, where pagans threw festivals to honor deities called Lupercalia and Saturnalia. When the Christians arrived in Rome, they participated and then changed the celebrations to be more of an indulgent feast — a chance to party before starting their disciplined Lenten period, according to the History Channel. It was termed carnevale, which translates to "a goodbye to meat," as participants ate well before fasting.
Today, Mardi Gras is a giant party. It's even a state holiday in Louisiana, where roughly 1 million tourists flock every year to eat King Cake and collect beads in purple, for justice; gold, for power; and green, for faith.
Here are 11 other facts about Mardi Gras, mostly collected from NewOrleansOnline.com, CNN and MardiGrasNewOrleans.com:
- Next year, it falls on Feb. 28. But, as the New Orleans event organizers note online, Mardi Gras "is a whole season — not just one day."
- "Mardi Gras" is French for Fat Tuesday.
- Fat Tuesday is also known as Shrove Tuesday, a term that has its roots in the word "shrive," meaning "to absolve someone of their sins."
- New Orleans is the most popular place to celebrate in the United States, but revelers also gather in Mobile, Alabama.
- Lent starts on Ash Wednesday, which is always 46 days before Easter. Mardi Gras is always the day before.
- Germany, Trinidad and Italy also host big festivals for the holiday.
- In England, it's often called Pancake Tuesday, so named because it was a chance for people to use up their flour, sugar and eggs before Lent.
- Partiers started wearing Mardi Gras masks to protect their identities while they celebrate. Today, people who ride on floats have to wear masks under law.
- Various krewes put on parades for Mardi Gras. The oldest in New Orleans is the Krewe of Rex, which has been active since 1872.
- Singer Harry Connick, Jr. helped found the Krewe of Orpheus in 1993. Guests in the parade since have included Whoopi Goldberg and Sandra Bullock.
- More than 500,000 king cakes are sold every year in New Orleans. The circular cakes are often colored yellow, purple and green and usually include a plastic baby figurine baked inside. It's lucky to find the baby.


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advent day 3
last night we went for pizza at grimaldi's and then drove through highland park to look at Christmas lights. we're talkin' grotesquely large blow up holiday lawn ornaments. apparently, money doesn't mean you're not tacky. ha!
advent day 4 (today)
i started the day off right...4 stops (3 stores + vet) in about 2.5 hours with miss elle. and NO meltdowns! it's a Christmas miracle!
after nap time, we let elle get her advent treat early. a gold foil wrapped piece of chocolate! elle has been ready to watch the sooners win another big xii championship! we're very excited that we're even in the game!


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Blue book on China's human rights wins award
August 20,2015 By:chinahumanrights.org
|Aug.20,2015--On August 7th, 2015, the Annual Report on China's Human Rights No.4 (2014)(Blue Book on China's Human Rights) compiled by the China Society for Human Rights Studies (CSHRS) was awarded second prize in the Excellent Blue Books Competition at the 16th Annual National Meeting on Papers sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Social Science(CASS) and co-organized by the Social Sciences Academic Press(SSAP) and Hubei University. The blue book was also granted the right to use the title"Innovative Academic Publishing Project of CASS" in 2016.
Reports published for more than three consecutive years are qualified for Excellent Blue Books competition, according to the review committee created by the CASS and the SSAP. Evaluation indicators include "content quality" and "social impact". The human rights blue book ranks 42th among the 300 odd reports with its content quality scoring 83.6 points, social impact 58.5 points and a composite score of 80.7 points. Eight were awarded first prize, thirteen second prize, and there were seventeen third prize winners.
The Annual Report on Human Rights has been published for four consecutive years since 2011 and the fifth will be released in the near future. Luo Haocai and Li Junru, president and vice president of the CSHRS, serve as the director of the editorial board and editor-in-chief respectively. Focusing on major issues of human rights development in China, the board summarizes the achievements and challenges and proposes suggestions. For more than five years, the Annual Report has been exerting great influence at home and abroad and has become an important document for China's human rights studies.
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After Halloween, things starting go back to normal. BeautyQueen moved out, we started sniping at each other about the dishes and everyone fought over the TV. One thing to understand about my dorm building is that it was shaped like a cross. There were a number of entry doors downstairs, but the main ones were in the armpit of the t. My dorm window was almost directly next to this juxaposition, so when I looked outside to my right I could see a wall of windows and balconies.
One night, La Actress and I were working on papers while watching Family Guy (yes, we were incredibly efficient and awesome multitaskers). La Actress turned to me and asked, "Hey, do you hear something?"
"Nope," I murmured, entranced by Stewie, arguably the best baby on TV.
La Actress sighed and walked over to the window muttering about parties and studying. Almost immediately she turned away from the window and ran to her computer, hastily closing it.
"Get up. GET UP! There's a fire outside. We have to go, now!" I stared at her for a few seconds. Fire? There was no alarm going off. I glanced out the window and what I saw had me off of my ass immediately. Directly across from our window was another dorm room and their balcony. There were a number of pumpkins strewn around the railings and most of those pumpkins were on fire. Based on how they looked (and confirmed in later reports) some drunk idiot had covered the pumpkins in an accelerant (lighter fluid? alcohol?) and decided to light them on fire. Immediately, I shouted for Kentucky to get her ass out of her room (Smiley was in class) and we all grabbed our computers and ran.
We automatically turned left after leaving our room, running toward the main hallway. Right then, the fire alarms went off (thanks for the warning! Not.) which meant that access to the side of the building with the fire was restricted from our side. Which meant that the door to the main hallway was locked (to prevent further fire damage). After tugging on the door for a few seconds, we retreated to the other end of the hallway, where there is a back staircase. Good thing there was no additional fire behind us, or we could have died of flames/smoke inhalation after being locked into a hallway.
Kentucky used this moment to run to the second floor (we were on the third floor) to see if her friend was home. Those of us interested in survival (La Actress and myself) proceeded to the ground floor. And this is where I prove that no matter how smart you are, in a crisis anyone can say or do stupid stuff.
"Hey don't trip on the last stair, it's wet." La Actress called back to me as she sprinted toward the emergency exit.
"Don't go out that door, if you set off the alarm they'll charge us a huge fine!" I said. Seriously. The one thing I remember from orientation is about the fine for using the emergency exit and I chose then to remind her.
After looking at me like I was an idiot, all La Actress said was: "Fire. FIRE." Then she pushed open the door.
We ran out to the street and were glad we were standing far away from the building. Some of the accelerant had fallen on the floor of the balcony and started mixing with water from the emergency sprinklers. This liquid lit on fire and started streaming out of their balcony water drain. We spent the next ten minutes screaming at people who were running out of the front door to go out the back door because the liquid fire was raining down direcly in front of the main exit, but wasn't visible until you were practically beneath it.
I guess the police were so used to false alarms, they decided to slowly meander over to the dorms. At first they seemed confused to see so many people outside, but when they finished driving around the building and saw that there was an actual fire, their training kicked in and they started actually doing their jobs.
Amazing how for the first 15 minutes of this fire the alarms either turned on late or weren't on at all, no security/police/fire fighters appeared and if not for those of us who got out right away and stopped others from running through liquid fire, there could have been injuries. Even after these glaringly obvious issues with fire security, the administration made no changes.