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Barbara Rue
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Thu 05 Feb 2009, 9:54 pm
Hi Laura,
It's Barbara. I reread your post and was most concerned about what you are doing on this cold night. Are you safe? I just couldn't keep to myself and wanted to reach out to you. Usually when we get to a point we don't know what to do, if we would just be still and wait, something happens for the good. Life is so hard at times, but we can make it easier if we let it. I know how it feels to be on the edge of falling off. Falling would be so easy, but to hang on to the little we have is where our success comes from. A tiny acorn grows to be a big Oak tree. This is how I look at myself. When I was using, I seemed so small and insignificate. As I came to life, I grew into a wholesome loving person. It terrifies me to think of what's happening to you. Laura, please think it through. There is a way out; you can even be free of the Suboxone when your mind is ready. Change is painful even when it's for the good, but after the pain comes the pleasure. Talk to your doctor who seems like he has become your friend. My doctor is my friend and I could tell him anything. I hope you come back and read our writings to you. We all want you to be okay.
Laura, nothing worthwhile is easy. It takes guts to face ourselves and endure not taking the easy way out. Work this out. I hope you do.
As I close, I ask for your protection against anything bad happening to you. I'll be here when if you need to talk. Even if you don't answer, be kind to yourself. Give your mind a rest.
Yours in the struggle,
Barbara Rue
Laura from Vermont
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Mon 20 Apr 2009, 6:11 pm
Hi Barbara,
I'm so sorry I had disappeared for a few months. I have since registered and made a few posts. It's not my intention to make people worry and I'm sorry if I made you worry.
You know, it's been such a rough road, using and in recovery. There have been so many days in recovery where I have almost relapsed. There have been days where it has crossed over in my mind that I was going to relapse. That has happened four times. Every time in the past (prior to this recovery) when that has happened, I have relapsed and nobody was going to stop me or change my mind. I had been craving crack really bad and that was what I wanted to relapse on. Knowing I could not get high on heroin because of the Suboxone when I "came down" from the crack made me not do it. Coming down from crack is one of the worst feelings in the world for me and I would mask those feelings by doing heroin. So, on those four days when I was ready to just go relapse, I reached out instead. I picked up the phone and told on myself. Once, when that happened, I was about an hour from home and I said to myself- just drive home, your safe at home, just drive home and that is what I did. Some days, I give my roommate my ATM card before I go out so even if I do have a craving, I don't have any access to money so I can't relapse. It takes relapsing out of the equation (as well as the mental war) for a little while. A few times when I wasn't too sure of myself, I gave my roommate all copies of my car keys and said don't let me go anywhere today. Those were the hard days. I'm glad all of the days in recovery have not been like that.
As time has passed and those cravings come, I can deal with them easier. They are easier to just dismiss and force myself to think about something else. And here I am, still on Suboxone, still clean and sober.
So thank you for caring. Thank you for you message. I'll be logging on a lot and posting messages.
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Mon 20 Apr 2009, 9:07 pm
Hi Laura,
This is Dee. I can totally relate to everything you just said in your post above. When I was using I would do the same thing. Crack was one of my early drugs of choice, then came the heroin, then pills. Your right there is no worst feeling in the world that coming down off of crack. When recovering from an addiction to crack you not only have to deal with the physical withdrawal but the powerful psychological withdrawal as well.
The more I think of the things I used to do, the more I think of the monster I must have been. I thank god everyday that those days of me are gone.
I admire you for your persistence in fighting this powerful monster.
I have a question for you.
Is your doctor treating your addiction to crack with the Suboxone or is he treating an addiction to opiates?
I only ask because I haven't heard of being treated for crack with Suboxone as it is for opiate addiction.
You have come a long way Laura. Giving up your keys and ATM cards before going out must show you how badly you want this to work. And it will.
I am so glad that you have found your way here. Please remember that we are always here for you. We are a part of your family now. And we aren't going anywhere.
Yours In recovery,
Laura from Vermont
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Mon 20 Apr 2009, 11:08 pm
Hi Dee,
Thank you for your response. There were so many different "phases" in my life-I would be flat out addicted to crack and cared about nothing else for a period of time, I would be okay balancing work, alcohol and marijuana for a few years, I would be flat out addicted to heroin and not touch crack for years, some periods it was the benzos and alcohol, etc.
In the end, it was everything combined. When I went out, I wasn't coming back unless I had both crack and heroin, and I'd always have alcohol and pills, etc. After about six months of that, nothing I did made me feel high at all anymore. I couldn't stop doing all of the drugs, but I didn't get high at all (or didn't feel high at least).
I take the Suboxone for the heroin. I'm kind of on my own with the crack. About a decade ago was when I really had a problem with crack for a few years. Then I completely stopped the crack and started doing heroin. I wish so bad that in the last year of my active addiction, I had never picked up that crack pipe again. I got so hooked on it. The cravings for crack now, can be very powerful and come out of nowhere.
So the Suboxone has really saved me from going back out. It seems like so many factors are in place and if any one of them was not there, I would not be clean and sober. If I wasn't on the Suboxone, if I was living alone and had all that time by myself I would have gone back out long ago, etc.
The Suboxone takes care of the heroin cravings but the crack cravings are overwhelming sometimes. All of the hours I've spent in my head, going back and forth- do it, no Laura look at how far you've come, no do it, and on and on.
One thing I do remember from the past though, was after about four or five years of not touching crack after a nasty crack addiction I didn't even think about it at all. Maybe that was because I was so entrenched with the other drugs, maybe it was because so much time had gone by, it just didn't come to mind. It seems like the cravings for crack are not as strong anymore, especially when I think about the level and intensity of the crack cravings that first month back in recovery and compare that to the cravings I get now, 14 months later. They are definitely getting less frequent and less intense and I'm really grateful for that. I'm still really careful though. Cities are my downfall. If I'm driving alone on the highway and go through a city, I have very easily and impulsively veered right, gotten off an exit, found crack and got high before I even knew what hit me.
So, for the first year, I wouldn't go into or drive past cities by myself at all. I moved to VT when I came into recovery (relapsed once after 100 days, then came back and got on Suboxone). So I'm so glad I don't know where to get drugs up here (that's been another factor in me being able to stay clean). I'm in southern VT. I just started making a couple of trips to visit (clean) friends in CT, but I only do it when I'm feeling strong. I was suppose to down yesterday but I woke up and wasn't feeling to sure of myself so I said forget it. Not today. Some other time.
I've just had enough, ya know? In this recovery, I have worked so hard to build up my life and I'm doing a pretty good job. I'm so busy with my classes and I don't want to lose everything again and I'm not going to kid myself, I WILL lose everything if I go back out and I don't know if I would come back into recovery. I don't want to risk it. Sometimes the cravings are so bad I cry. So what, I let myself cry. I usually feel better afterwords and the craving is usually gone or is not as strong by then. Okay, I'm rambling now.
Thank you again and have a good night!!!
Talk to you soon.
Barbara Rue
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Mon 20 Apr 2009, 11:40 pm
Laura, it sounds you are ready for a real life. I'm thrilled you are doing it a such a young age. Please don't put yourself through most of your life getting high and waking up in your senior years and regretting your whole adult life. Don't get me wrong cause it's never too late to recover. I just wish I had done it sooner and been able to be more stable in my retirement years.
I'm just about ready for bed and will write again tomorrow. It's so nice to hear from you.
Yours in the struggle,
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Tue 21 Apr 2009, 2:57 pm
Don't ever worry about rambling on here. It helps to get it all out. The more you talk it out the better off you will be.
Sometimes when I get on here, I start out with one thing and finish with another.
I am in Central Vermont (I think) or at least that's what I am told.
Everything is so fresh and clean, just as it should be. When I first moved back here, I stayed in all of the time. This is where I left to get myself straightened out. I was afraid that I would run into someone and start back up. That was three years ago. I do run into people from time to time, but they know that I am in recovery now and don't acknowledge me when I walk by, which is fine with me.
I haven't made many friends this time around. But I do have my family. And I have the members of this forum. I have come to rely on coming here when I need to get away.
I am glad that you will be staying with us.
If you ever need us, let us know and we will do what ever it is we can to help.
Yours In Recovery,
Laura from Vermont
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Thu 23 Apr 2009, 3:08 pm
Thank you both so much for your comments. They really mean a lot to me.
I have to go but, I'll be back on tomorrow.
Take care.
Barbara Rue
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Thu 23 Apr 2009, 11:10 pm
You're most welcomed. I was on my way to bed and ran across Your last post. I'll be working maybe through the weekend, but I wanted you to know I'm pulling for you. I know from experience, the more distance you put between you and the bad things from the past, the stronger you will be and feel differently about a lot of things.
As I go, I wish the best for you. It will get better. I promise.
Night for now,
Barbara Rue
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Sat 06 Jun 2009, 11:11 am
Hi Laura,
I've only have a few minutes cause a friend is picking me up to go to the store. My car is down and my mechanic is about three hours late. I'll answer you on the casual talk section later today. Love you and take care.
Yours in the struggle,
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Subject: Re: Laura, our guest
Sat 06 Jun 2009, 5:22 pm
Hi Laura,
I've not had the opportunity of meeting you yet. I believe that you must've joined while I was gone for a little while having my medicated breakdown.
My doctor kept trying out new medications that were making me CRAZY! (or crazier, however you choose to look at it!)
I'm so happy that you have found this precious, priceless forum. This site has helped me turn my desire for recovery into reality. So my arms are open to you & welcome "home!" I hope that you can get as much out of this forum as I have, if not more. I enjoyed your honesty & reading your above post. Also, I see that we are closer in age, as I'd thought that you were much younger. I don't know why I had made that assumption, but thank God that your getting control of your demons before your sitting there one day, wondering where your life had gone...?
My name is Beth & I have been on Suboxone since May 5th of last year. I tell anyone who'll listen that this is a miracle drug! It has saved my life, as well as so many others. It sounds as if it's helping you quite a bit too! (with the opiate part of it anyways) I don't know much about crack addiction, I understand addiction, but don't know the feelings that you are going through due to crack. Like for the opiates, I rarely have cravings nor withdrawl feelings, due to the Suboxone, of course. Yet, that has also come with time. It hasn't always been that way, especially at the beginning. It was mainly the mental part of not knowing what to do with myself, as I was in such a pattern that it needed to be broken. Now, I've created new routines & the Suboxone keeps the symptoms under control- my cravings are few and far between, finally! Thank you God! But I'm not so sure if there are even medications available to curb the crack cravings.
You probably know & hopefully there is something out there to help you through it.
I can see how seriously you are taking your recovery & recognizing your triggers as to avoid the devil's temptation..
I could really relate to the avoiding the city as a trigger as well, as that's where I also had to travel to "hook up!" I try to stay as far away as possible now.
My hubby, who is very supportive & helping me through my recovery, has some "rules" that he expects me to follow. For my own good- don't think for a minute that I am complaining about these "rules" as I obviously needed some boundaries to help to keep me in line. (as well as alive & out of jail!)
But I am not allowed to travel to Akron alone. (I live in Ohio) Not without him or my Mom only. Not with friends or anything. I know of exactly where I need to go to in Akron to get what I shouldn't be going to get! And these rules are closely monitored- checking fuel levels & the mileage on my van, etc. Also, I am not supposed to be driving right now due to a license suspension & could end up in jail if I don't get my license valid. (like ASAP! as in yesterday!) Sorry, going on with a whole other topic, but that is also one of my biggest triggers is being around the areas that I used to go to every day to get my pills! Change is hard on me anyways, but much less, when I felt like I didn't have a choice & had to go get more to avoid being sick. ("dope sick"- "just shoot me NOW sick!")
A place that I never want to be again!! Nor do I have to ever be there again, as long as I stick to my rules!
I'd love to hear more about you & how your getting along these days. (today?) My blessings do go out to you &
"Hang On!"
Have you ever heard the Lifehouse song "I'm Holding On?" It's #5 on the cd or if you can download it from LimeWire or somewhere. Also, another good one is "Third Eye Blind" has a great song called "The God of Wine" that has some excellent lyrics as well. And one more for you (I know that I go on & on & on...sorry) But the cd called "Paint the Sky with Stars" by the artist "Enya" is playing in the background everytime that I post on here. It is very relaxing & motivating!!
Music definately helps to soothe my soul...
Okay, Laura, I'm going to close this up finally, but wanted to let you know that you have a friend in Ohio who is pulling for you~~ please keep in touch!
Your Friend in Recovery,
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This entire conversation was had via Blackberry Messenger (bbm)
Guy: What's up stranger?
Me: Hey
Guy: How are you?
Me: I'm good
Guy: Are you engaged? Who's the lucky guy?
Me: huh....(pause)..oh
(My bbm screenname is currently "Future Mrs. Mehcad Brooks")
Me: I'm not engaged
Guy: Oh..lol
Me: I gotta go, ttyl
Why did he come out of hiding (we haven't talked in months) when he thought I was getting married? If I had said yes I'm engaged, what would he have done with that information? As a woman, I would not, and did not, contact the guy I use to date when I found out he was engaged. When I saw him in person I made sure to say congratualtions because I was happy for him, (and since I was the last girl he dated before he met his wife.) But I wouldn't contact someone I casually dated for a few months.
Am I missing something here? I hope that doesn't mean he plans on keeping me in his little black book. You know the book you dust off when all the new people you meet aren't working out and you decide to call up an old flame to try again.

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Hey Penguins!
I think I'll put up a list of famous penguins to this site right now. As many of you know, Club Penguin recently added Rookie to their list of famous penguins, and, likewise, he got his own stamp. He could be found in the box dimension in the April Fools party, but not anymore.
Anyway, we'll start with Rockhopper.
Aunt Arctic is the editor of the Penguin Times newspaper, the free newspaper of Club Penguin. She is known to only wear her glasses and pink toque. Aunt Arctic has many puffles, also. She runs her own advice column in the penguin times called "Ask Aunt Arctic," where penguins can submit questions to her and maybe get them answered. She makes appearances only at parties.
Gary the Gadget Guy, more commonly referred to as "G" is the main inventor and engineer of Club Penguin. He is the Gadget Specialist of the EPF and assigns every field op each week. Although you can meet G in almost every PSA mission, it is not considered actually "meeting" him in person. G only appears at special parties. G invented the Clock Tower in the snowforts, the Pizzatron 3000 machine, and it is widely believed that it was he who built the snowforts. G loves his coffee, as you can see in the picture. He has very strange glasses, also.
We now know him to be the master of Card-Jitsu at the dojo and also a master of fire and water. Sensei is the only penguin on Club Penguin to be grey. It is said that he built the dojo. I am not exactly sure when he makes appearances in person (other than sitting on his cloth in the dojo/fire/water hideout).
The Penguin Band, the only official band of Club Penguin, makes appearances every once in a while to perform at parties. When they are not playing, they can always be seen together, signing autographs and talking to penguins. The members include Stompin' Bob, Franky, Petey K, and G-Billy.
I have seen them play live once before (although I didn't get a background).
So that's all the famous penguins who appear so far!
I hope you liked it! Make sure to follow this blog and comment!


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I have written a packing city break guide which will come out soon, either during my stay or right after, so there will be a couple of travel related posts up now!
Are you going to IMATS this year? And where will you spend your vacation this year?
Awesome! Hope you have a lovely day.
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Great blog post , you'll love it ! I have been twice and even booked of work for it this year but cannot sadly go now . Make up addicts heaven ! Im actually written a blog post about it at the moment about my experinces etc . I recommend getting the early because a lot of the cult favourite make up products tend to sale out . Enjoy your trip, London is beautiful :)
Thank you! Yes I plan getting there at least 30 minutes before it opens! Luckily I've already bought tickets prehand as reccomended on the site, so hopefully I'll sail in!Delete


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Right, well. Batman Versus Superman: Dawn of Justice, then. Or 'Bats-v-Supes', as it's known to its friends. We went to see it.
And it's bloody good. The Internet might be insisting that it isn't, but on a scale of this kind of movie, it bloody is. So the Internet's wrong. (Coo: when's the last time that happened?)
Following on from the also-unjustly-completely-panned Man of Steel (which I thought was pretty good for the first two-thirds and just got too punchy-and-explodey at the end), BVS presents us with a superficially ridiculous contest. On one side, Batman: admittedly fit as all hell, skilled martial artist with a full suite of futuristic technology and a butler-slash-drone pilot – but still, for all that, basically a middle-aged human being.
On the other side, Superman: effectively a god – impervious to damage, age, disease; able to basically pick up mountains and move them around without lever or fulcrum; has built-in directed-energy weapons; and can actually fly, rather than just swinging on lines.
But as the movie unfolds, the match-up seems less contrived, having not only a plausible motivation but also a levelling factor with the (probably obvious) inclusion of kryptonite. As with the recent Marvel movies, BVS presents the question of power-against-responsibility. After the destruction of a Wayne Financial office building in Metropolis during the events of Man of Steel, Bruce Wayne takes fiercely against Superman. The main theme of the movie – at least until (again) the last act – is the question of whether a (nearly) all-powerful alien being can ever be trusted to be a friend to mankind, or whether we should assume, based on our own experience, that absolute power eventually leads to tyranny.
Should we be willing to destroy even gods if they threaten to subjugate us, no matter if they might believe it's 'for the greater good'? There are so many important themes here that it's always a shame when a movie touching on them degenerates into blasty-kerpowy-kaboomy at the end. And this one does, but even then it's not bad. It's certainly not as over-the-top as Man of Steel was. It has power, it has excitement, it has drama and poignancy when it needs it, and it's even got a few little glimmers of humour, and lots of references and in-jokes – probably far more than I picked up on, not being a comic-book reader.
Overall it compares well, I think, to the Marvel movies – which I've loved so far – and I'm looking forward to what DC do next. If they keep doing what they've been doing, both houses can keep taking my money.
If I have a complaint it's probably the under-use of Wonder Wom… Sorry, 'Diana Prince'. She does turn up, and it could be argued she has a key role to play; but I'd like to have seen more of her, and to find out a little more about this modern movie version of the character. But I suppose that will come: I hear tell there're plans for a sudden Wonder Woman movie given the popularity of her appearance here.
So basically, don't believe the reviews that slag BVS off. If you're into superhero stories or just mythic stories, or modern stories that touch on the Big Questions that mythology has basically always been about, it's worth seeing. And if you just like watching people being punched around and things blowing up, there's still a fair bit of both.


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Dear Abby: I am writing regarding the letter from "Grossed Out in Florida," the 18-year-old waitress who is subject to lewd remarks and repeatedly asked out by much older men at her workplace. Please urge her to inform her supervisors that she's being sexually harassed, because her employer has a responsibility to stop the harassment. If possible, she should put her concerns in writing and keep a copy of the letter. If management refuses to address her concerns, she should contact an attorney or legal organization for more information about her rights.
Young women and girls in the hospitality industries are often targets of sexual harassment. These situations may escalate into stalking and other forms of violence. Being "friendly," "polite," and telling a harasser that he reminds you of "someone very special" -- even if it is her grandfather -- is not a way to stop sexual harassment in the workplace.


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Name: Marguerite Empey
Birthday: June 27, 1932
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California USA
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Things I'm Drooling Over
Even though I work with video games day in and day out, I don't really talk much about them here. However, it's worth noting that there are currently four games slated for release in the near-future that have kicked my saliva response into overdrive.
Dead Rising
Zombie games have been done before, but rarely have they looked this promising. A sandbox game (of sorts, since it takes place in a mall), Dead Rising places the player in the shoes of a photojournalist who can live out the end of the world as he sees fit. The game takes place over a 72-hour period (each hour gametime corresponds to about five minutes real time), and you're supposed to be able to replay it several times to get all the pieces of the plot. I'm looking forward to the zombie action, and the OCD-friendly collectable bits.
Just Cause
Just Cause looks like a GTA clone at first glance, but it's got a lot of interesting stuff going for it. Plot: you're a CIA operative in a South American country trying to overthrow a dictator. Sandbox: 250,000 acres of environment to explore (almost ten times what San Andreas had.) Hundreds of vehicles, a grapple and parachute combination, over 300 missions. If executed well, this could be a real gem, and it'll tide me over until GTA4.
Star Trek: Legacy
Command starships from the Enterprise-era to the Voyager-era. Squad-based strategy of sorts, but with starships. Customizable ships. OK, it might not be great, but it's the most promising Trek game in a long time. We'll see how the reviews pan out.
Everyone was in awe after E3 when this game did so well. Me: it's by the same crew that did System Shock 2. No shit it's gonna do well! BioShock actually looks like what might happen if SS2 and Fallout went out behind the woodshed, loved each other, and gave birth to some kind of awesome bastard child. It's got the pulpy, 50s feel of Fallout and the plotline looks like all kinds of stuff-gone-wrong a la SS2. This one can't come soon enough.


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Published: Wed 22nd Jun 2016 11:27 PM
NTR's Remuneration Revaeled?
Young Tiger Ntr is busy with the shoot of his forthcoming film 'Janatha Garage'. It is a known fact that the actor was seen in a complete makeover for his previous 'Naannaku Prematho'. He will be seen in a coNtrasting role in Janatha Garage.
It is being buzzed from inside sources that Ntr has been paid the pay cheque of Rs.18 crores for this film. This is This is the best ever remuneration paid for Ntr so far. Meanwhile, crucial scenes of the movie were extensively shot in Mumbai IIT, wherein Ntr plays an IITian in the film.
Samnatha and Nitya Menen have teamed up with Ntr in the film. Koratala Siva is directing the movie. The movie's music was scored by Devi Sri prasad. Mythri Movie Makers has produced the movie. The film is hitting the screens on August 12.
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First, we must flash back to August 2011. Remember the debt ceiling debacle? Because Republicans in Congress refused to a sensible solution, we got "The Supercommittee". And because "The Supercommittee" oh so predictably failed (see above), we got a "trigger" (of budget cuts and tax increases that no one wants to be implemented entirely) that is about to be set in January if an agreement is not reached in the next six weeks.
This is why we're seeing negotiations along with a rare dose of comity. How can this be? Well, there's this.
To keep the economy afloat, the White House cut the deals it felt it had to. Many, such as Obama's agreement to extend all of the Bush tax cuts in 2010, were poorly received by Democrats. Now comes the payoff. The expiration of those cuts and the automatic reductions set to take effect at year's end—the so-called fiscal cliff—mean that Obama and the Democrats can gain a huge source of new revenue by doing nothing at all. Republican priorities are the ones suddenly in peril. The combination of tax increases on the rich, higher capital-gains taxes, and sharp cuts in defense spending have congressional Republicans deeply worried. To mitigate these, they'll have to bargain.
Despite their post-election tough talk, Republican leaders have dealt themselves a lousy hand. Obama can propose a "middle-class tax cut" for the 98 percent of American households earning less than $250,000 a year—while letting the Bush tax cuts expire for those earning more—and dare the Republicans to block it. If they do, everyone's taxes will rise on Jan. 1. It's true that going over the fiscal cliff, as some Democrats believe will happen, would set back the recovery and could eventually cause a recession. But Democratic leaders in Congress believe the public furor would be too intense for Republicans to withstand for long.
Going over the cliff would also weaken the Republicans' greatest point of leverage: renewing their threat to default on the national debt. Right now, the Treasury expects to hit the debt ceiling in February. But if the cliff can't be avoided, tax rates will rise and government coffers will swell, delaying the date of default—thus diminishing the Republicans' advantage. Alice Rivlin, the founding director of the Office of Management and Budget and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, says that "as quickly as the IRS began changing the withholding schedule, the date would be pushed back."
While everyone fears "The Fiscal Cliff", there's far more for Republicans to lose if it comes to pass in January. After all, it includes military spending cuts, tax increases that hit high-income brackets the hardest, and a whole lot of federal funding that would be stripped from their states. Basically, it's pure political poison. And Congressional Republicans are having deep regrets over this very "Fiscal Cliff" that they agreed to in August 2011.
So once again, President Obama and Harry Reid hold the upper hand. But this time, it's far more obvious. And this time, it's Republicans who fear what will happen if no deal is cut by the end of this year. And with Republicans now poised to lose some seats in both houses of Congress in January, do they really want to see what happens if our country is forced to jump "off the cliff"?


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I'm not sure I could pimp Nicolai Dunger any harder without coming to your house, breaking all your CDs, and then pouring all of his music into a hole in your head, but I aim to try. I'd never come across this video for 'I'd Rather Die' before last night (and the video quality is kinda meh), but it's easily one of my all time favorite songs. So you have to listen to it.
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Stress is a problem for everyone. It causes a lot of nervous energy, anger, and can even lead to serious breakdowns if not managed properly. Women and men dealing with the skin condition rosacea know this all too well as too much stress can lead to serious rosacea flare ups. Since there is no cure the for skin condition it is tracking triggers such as stress that help people manage the condition day-to-day.
Yoga is a great exercise for reducing stress. Not only does it help the body produce natural endorphins (which make a person happy) but it also promotes a lifestyle of self-acceptance. By getting in touch with the inner self a person can reduce his or her stress because they won't be stressed out about the inconsequential anymore. This of course takes a lot of practice.
Writing in a journal can be very therapeutic. Having a place for all the thoughts that rush through the mind each day is important. It gives people an outlet instead of trying to hold everything inside, acting like everything is ok. Journaling is also a great way to track flare ups and breakouts so people can identify their triggers be it spicy food, too much sun, or simply drinking too much at the bar. Start journaling about rosacea and see what impact stress has on the skin condition.
Hanging out with friends is a good way to reduce stress. Going out to the movies, having a walk in the park, or meeting up for a weekly brunch can all reduce a person's stress level. Do not be afraid to talk to a friend either. By getting things out in the open they become easier to deal with, especially when a friend is always nearby.


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Reader Melissa sent the 4 cute pictures above. She said, "I usually stick with practical & traditional baby attire...I'm not a fan of dresses on girls before they can walk....it's annoying to stuff a dress into a babyseat & when they crawl, sometimes they catch the dress & end up face planting. Fat lips are no fun! I usually buy 6-9 mo or 9-12 size. People usually have tons for a newborn & not a lot for the 2nd & 3rd waves of baby clothes. Another gift I like to buy but couldn't find a picture of is a wool pea coat from Baby Gap size 2T. My daughter looked so cute in hers & my son wore it when she outgrew it. It worked for Northeast weather (Spring & Fall)."
Reader Amanda said, "I love to give monogrammed panties. I think they're so cute. I usually give a dress pair, white with white, and a fun pair, white with hot pink. They're so cute and they last a long time because they have to be large to fit over a diaper, so the girls can wear them again over their panties when they get a little bigger. I also like to give a moses basket (below) filled with stuff, if you don't know the sex of the baby, you could go with this neutral black toille. This is a great gift to give with others especially if you fill it with stuff.
Reader Amanda also let us know that Babies R Us sells pacifiers that you can personalize with the baby's name. She said, "the clips are nice too...you could just do a last initial on this and a neutral ribbon."
Reader Amanda thinks that for little boys, monogrammed burp clothes or bibs are also cute.
Reader Donna said,
I am a huge fan of giving things that are personalized. I especially love sweaters with initials on them: http://www.babyknitsandmore.com/monpul.html
Another cute thing I saw were hand painted baby shoes. http://www.theathleteschild.com/content/p/8/catid/467_639/Hand_Painted_Baby_Girl_Shoes
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*I also love smocked clothing. You can find really nice stuff at children's boutiques when it's off season for great prices.
*Instead of a card, I like to give a book with a message inside.
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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4, Ashburton Guardian, Volume III, Issue 680, 5 July 1882
H. Matson and Co. Also, Travelling Yan and Water Cart SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Yiz.— Dining Room Furniture Drawing Room Furniture Hall Furniture Bed Room Furniture: comprising— Curtains, Carpets Pictures, single and double Iron Bedsteads, spring and hair Matresses, handsome Cheval and Looking-glasses, Washstands, with marble top, Dressing Table, Towel Horses, Foot and Sponge Baths, Cupboards, Office Tables, Book Case, Sewing Machine (by Wilcox and Gibbs), etc., etc. Bedding Bed and Table Linen Kitchen Utensils Crockery, China, Plated and Glassware 1 Lamps Clocks and Ornaments Also — Iron Safe Gun Lawn Mower Patent Garden Roller, etc., etc. And A SPLENDID TRI-CORD PIANO, By Kirkman The Auctioneers beg to call special attrition to this bona fide Clearing Sale of he above named Live and Dead Stock, Furniture, etc., which have all been, vithin a recent period, carefully selected, n the best market, regardless of cost.
All goods will be on view the day prior to Sale, and the order of sale will be as follows : First Day. Live Stock, Implements. Steam Plough, Stationary Engine, etc. Second Day. Balance of Implements, Household Furniture and Effects and Sundries. Luncheon at 11 o'clock each day, and the Sale will commence at 12 precisely. For further particulars as to the Steam Plough, Stationary Engine, or any other matters, apply to H. MATSON & CO. Or to CHARLES CLARK, Auctioneers, 810 e Christchurch, Funeral NoticesU N E R A L NOTICE. The Fi'iends of the late Mrs Bland (late of Ashburton Forks), are notified that her funeral will leave her late residence, Tancred street, for the Old Cemetery, at half-past two p.m.,on THURSDAY Next. GEORGE PARKIN, Undertaker.
Found. MONEY FOUND.—a small packet of Bank Notes found ;his morning, 4th July, in my shop. Owner can have same by paying cost of this advertisement. H. M. Carson, Fruit and Italian Warehouse, East street, Ashburton. j!4 To Let and for Sale. O R SALE. : A quiet Buggy HORSE, used to be driven by a lady. Fast trotter and thorough staunch. Apply, POYNTZ & CO. FOR SALE by the Undersigned, and carefully selected for Seed, WHEATS of the following sorts : Hunter's White, Pearl, and Essex, For Spring Sowing Purple Straw, Tuscan, and Brown Lam mis Oats —Canadians and Tartars Barley, Peas, &c. To Arrive in June— Clovers —Bed, White, and Alsj'ke Cow-Grass and Trefoil Also On Sale— Bansom and Sims' D.F. Ploughs Ransom and Sims' and Hornsby s Plough Shares Fencing Wire, Posts and Rails, Stakes, Staples, etc., etc. FREDK. PAYITT, 535 e East street. Ashburton. FOR SALE, Cheap.—A FARM, containing 284| Acres, well watered, situated at Wakanui. 100 acres in fallow, 70 acres in English grass, balance in stubble. Apply to Thomas Dalton, Wakanui, or Office of this Paper. 418 e
F OR SALE. OATS, CHAFF, BRAN, and POTATOES, at Lowest Current Rates. 4100 JAMESON & ROBERTS
1 O R SALE. SEED WHEATS, true to name Hunter's White Pearl (Essex) Purple Tuscan and White Tuscan, first* Small Lot of Hunters's and Essex, damaged OATS. Canadian SEED and FEED Crushed OATS, 3s 4d per bushel JOSEPH CLARK, Ashburton and Tinwald. 610 e
"FOU SALE, CHEAP —A splendid SECTION of LAND, at the Corner of St Asaph and Durham streets. For particulars apply to \V. PENGELLY, Cnnstchurch; Or 4720 L. 11. WILKINS, Ashburton.
PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. FOR SALE, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES, TUB Westerfield Mill, Together with STOCK-IN-TRADE, BOOK DEBTS, PLANT, Ac. For further particulars apply to MATSON, COX, & CO., il 3 Auctioneers. -.la J ;■ ji utm Barristers, Solicitors, &c. C. W. Purnell, ii ARRTSTER AND SOLICITOR EAST STREET. 403. George Swann, B ARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Hereford street, Christchurch 701 f (THRESHING BOOKS printed on th I shortest notice, at the Office of •hi Paper.
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Snow Days!!
Friday, May 25th Tuesday, May 29th
School will be closed due to unused SNOW DAYS! Let's hope for warm weather and sunshine!!
Stamford Central School Health and Wellness Committee has partnered
with Farm Catskills to host a new and amazing fundraiser. The fundraiser
will help to provide fresh local beef, from The Haynes Farm, for our
cafeteria year round rather than just a few weeks a year. This is a
great opportunity for our school!
Only 200 tickets are being
sold. Each ticket is $25. ALL proceeds will go to the purchase of the
cow. If you win, you will receive 100 pounds of beef.
Please stop by the school and see Kathy Sparkes at the North End Entrance window to purchase tickets.
Retiree Waiver Notice to all Resident Taxpayers Under Section 211 of Retirement and Social Security Law and Section 80-5.5 of Commissioner's Regulations:
This notice is to advise you that Dr. Patrick Sweeney has been approved for employment as the Interim Assistant Superintendent/Principal at Stamford Central School District pursuant to the law and regulations noted above. His compensation will be $500 per day for the period beginning August 14, 2017 to June 29, 2018, and he will receive no additional benefits.


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Lilly 2017
This is one of the few outfits that have made it through all 5 girls.
It freaked me out a little when Lilly walked in the kitchen Sunday wearing it. She and Janie had been rifling through the storage bins and Lilly was so excited to find it. It doesn't seem so long ago that Emmy was wearing it. And Kloe, and Gracie, and Janie.
And I just had to post this gem.
For two reasons.
One, Emmy looks SO MUCH like Janie in this picture.
And two, she was so dang excited to have her first ever, very own deodorant.


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Hello EVERYONE. Been awhile since I last posted. My computers crashed (thanks to my teenage boys), then it came into rescue season at work and to top it off, one of my best friends passed away and I had to help with his final arrangements and estate. Sad to think that our hunting adventures together have ended.
On a lighter note, I thought I'd get back into things with a new thread. I shoot a .300 Weatherby Magnum and will be taking that on my ALaskan hunt (and no, I don't care who thinks this is too small because I've killed big and small, close and very far away and never had an issue). What I do want an opinion on is a scope. I currently have a Leupold 3x9x40mm Vari-X II on it and have for years. It's served me well, but I just inheirited a Leupold 4.5x14x50mm Vari-XIII AO. Aside from the sentimental factor of using my buddies scope, which would you recommend between the two? I think the 50mm lens will probably carry more light in low light conditions, but 4.5x is as low as it goes. Give me your thoughts.


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My favorite part of yesterdayI thought yesterday's worship gathering was incredible. We began our series called Why? We talked about why we do a worship gathering. The sermon will be live on our website later this week or you can read the transcript here.
But my favorite part of yesterday was something that happened afterwards. We had finished tearing down and I walked outside the theater and there were a bunch of Hub City folks standing around chatting and laughing. I LOVED that! It made me smile.


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With the economy still shaky, and unemployment rate about to hit 10%, every little bit of money one can save could mean a huge difference in their lives. Here are 7 things you can do to save a bundle on your next water bill.
1. While waiting for the shower to heat up, catch the cold water in a bucket so you can use it later to water plants, flush your toilet or clean outdoor furniture. This can save as much as 300 gallons per month alone.
2. Turn the water off while brushing your teeth. This will save 3 gallons per day, or 1000 gallons per year on average.
3. Use less detergent while washing dishes by hand. A smaller amount will clean just as well, and take a lot less water to rinse off.
4. Rinse Vegetables in a fill pot instead of letting the faucet run over them. This can save up to 3000 gallons per year.
5. Instead of putting everything in your garbage disposal, instead create a compost pile. This can save you up to 1000 gallons per year.
6. Put mulch around trees and plants. Mulch allows water to stay in the soil instead of evaporating. This means less watering, which will save you upwards of 12,000 gallons of water per year.
7. Do not water your lawn on windy days. The wind speeds evaporation, and can mean the loss of up to 300 gallons of water in just one session.
These simple steps can save you over 40,000 gallons of water per year. That's a lot of money.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
How To Save Money on your Water Billl
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If LSU handles quarterback Eli Manning as well as it did his father in his senior year at Ole Miss, the Tigers should have no trouble when they visit the Rebels on Saturday.
Fat chance of that happening, though.
Eli doesn't have a broken left arm as did his dad, Archie, when the elder Manning visited Tiger Stadium in 1970.
In a precursor to his frustrating days with the New Orleans Saints, Manning was roughed up by the Tigers in a 61-17 victory that represented the only time LSU beat Manning in this once-storied series. There's renewed interest in Saturday's game, too, now that Ole Miss leads the Southeastern Conference Western Division and is in contention for its first SEC title since 1962.
It's no coincidence that Archie's son has guided the Rebels back to prominence. Even as Cooper and Peyton displayed their talents at Isidore Newman High School in New Orleans, there was always talk that Eli was the most athletically gifted of the three.
Certainly, Eli had the benefit of learning from two of the most renowned quarterback minds around in Archie and Peyton. Cooper was no slouch, either, earning a scholarship to Ole Miss as a wide receiver only to have his playing career end before it started because of a congenital back problem and a bulging disc in his neck.
Cooper and Peyton were weaned on NFL football, and Eli became the beneficiary of this vast pool of knowledge. Those of us who covered the New Orleans Saints in the late 1970s and early 1980s remember Cooper and Peyton as little boys running around near Archie's locker in the Saints' dressing room after home games in the Superdome.
It's no wonder they gravitated toward their father's profession.
Just as Archie was derailed in his bid to win the Heisman Trophy in 1970, Peyton fell short of the coveted award in losing to Michigan's Charles Woodson in 1997. Now it's Eli's turn to try, and if his odds seem outlandish, he's defied convention in flourishing at Archie's alma mater.
Archie became a folk hero at Ole Miss and such a dominating presence that Peyton opted for Tennessee rather than try to play the same position for the Rebels as has had his father.
There was no backing down for Eli, however. He confronted the past, and often exceeded it. Twenty-seven of his 45 school records once belonged to Archie. He is the SEC's premier quarterback this year with the un-Archie-like numbers of 288 completions in 347 attempts (62.8 percent) for 2,881 yards and 23 touchdowns with eight interceptions.
The Rebels' 8-2 record (including 6-0 in the SEC) exceeds anything produced during Archie's career from 1968-70. Eli has engineered seven career fourth-quarter rallies, including a 35-24 victory at LSU in 2001 when he threw a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown passes to Doug Zeigler.
LSU managed to edge Eli and Ole Miss last year, 14-13, but an open date last weekend gave the Rebels added time to prepare for the Tigers. LSU, meanwhile, was winning on the road at Alabama, 27-3.
In a sign of the times, Ole Miss has created a web site devoted entirely to Eli. That wasn't even imaginable during Archie's heyday. Eli could well be the NFL's No. 1 draft selection, as was Peyton, who now stars for the Indianapolis Colts. Archie never experienced such success with either the Saints or the Houston Oilers.
Still, Eli is only one player. LSU has a defense that might be the equal of that 1970 squad, which featured the likes of All-Americans Tommy Casanova and Mike Anderson at safety and linebacker, respectively. The Tigers have team speed unsurpassed on any of coach Nick Saban's three previous units. Surely it's unlike anything Archie faced more than three decades ago.
In all that time, the name of the Ole Miss quarterback remains unchanged. So will the outcome.
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Well unfortunately we will not be taking the van abroad again this year. As the previous two years we have managed to book mobilehomes for considerably less than taking the van. In fact this year we have paid even less than before, through a mix of different offers (Groupon and Tesco).
I would much rather take the van but our financial situation will not allow for now. Hopefully in 2014 things will be better, I have been trying to get work but I think my age is against me. Thankfully we have had ten good years use from the van, before my redundancy money ran out and inflation got the better of my pension.
However we do plan to try and use the van a little more than last year, maybe using Caravan Club Certified Locations, to save money.
In 2016, I would love to tour some of the places in France where my grandfather fought in World War One, to be in those places, exactly one hundred years after he was there. I have his diary and know where he was on almost every day of 1916. We did do Albert in 2006, partly for the same reason and it would be good to do Ypres in Belgium as well.


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Today was a hard day.
I was away pretty much all weekend and there was so much that needed to get done around the house, but I decieded to take it easy and just play with the kids.
We were supposed to have sports day today, but it was a little half assed ... We did some things, but not to the extent I wanted to have it. My kids were a little cranky so it made it hard for me to make it fun for Emily and Jorian. So we mostly just ran around the front yard having races and playing with toys.
I am hoping this weekend the dry wall can get done. I invited some friends over and hopefully we can put the guys to work. I still have to make it fly with Glen, but I don't think he will have a problem with it.
It would be great to have the basement done so all of the kids can go down there and their rooms can be functional again.
Glen was talking about hiring someone to help, but I think this may be the way to go. 4 guys in the basement getting it all done.
I have been making the boys do some homework pages again to get them back into the routine of school again. Its only 3 weeks away and I want to make sure they are on the ball. Aidan and I have been reading 2-3 books a day and today we started the pages. I am hoping his confidence will be better starting school. He is such a bright little guy with such imagination, I don't like it when he gives up.
Liam has been tempermental. I think I need to get him out with his friends more one on one. Aidan tends to tag along and I think he needs some space.
Helyn is good. She loves to play tea partys a lot and gets me involved. Its great to see her a little girlie. She does still love her cars, trains, busses and other things that move.. but she has a little mommy side which is nice to see.


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Just a quick one today to let you know of a new online sewing shop! WeaverDee.com launched yesterday with a lot of introductory discounts on their stock of sewing patterns, sewing supplies and sewing machines, with free UK delivery until 18th May. They are also running a fantastic prize draw with the winner receiving a Bernina 330 sewing machine, and eight runners up receiving a voucher to their online shop. What are you waiting for? Get on over their and enter!
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We **finally** have DSL.
But it is Satellite DSL. So all the rain and thunderstorms we've had since they hooked up our satellite DSL? Not so good for our service.
And even when the weather is perfect? It acts alot more like dial-up service than DSL.
This is what Jas often reminds me is a "First World Problem."
But internet service or no...life has not slowed down around here.
And I want to start doing a better job at recording it all again.
I took this picture of my babies on Friday. Perhaps I'll have time to explain the context of all these matching shirts soon...
...but for now I just want to record some funnies I've heard out of their mouths recently, before they get lost in this mommy-brain.
While Gabriel is much better about not needing absolute silence while he nurses now, the older children know that G does need some semblance of calm around him during that time, lest he become distracted. Recently when Lily Kay came into the room that G and I were in and when he turned around to see who had come in, Lily Kay politely asked, "Oh, did I extract him?!?!"
I had the children sitting down to do some math this morning. (We haven't done too good at this the past few weeks, but it is best to keep them doing some math during the summer, otherwise we lose too much hard-fought ground. .)
When Elisabeth hit a fraction question that was tripping her up, she came to find me. "Mama, what is the number on the bottom called again? Exterminator?!?!"
(ummmm, that should be denominator, for those of you that are a little rusty at your elementary math.)
Noah mentioned recently that when he grows up he wants some "property", and that he wants me to live on his property also.
Me: "Oh, Noah, that is so sweet!"
Noah: "But you'll need to help with the rent and utilities. OK, mama?"
Well, that only makes sense...now doesn't it?


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Anyway . . . . Little Lady A is growing into such a beautiful little thing ~ can't stop staring at her!
She is such a little mommy. It cracks me up. She dotes over her babies and she expects everyone else to do the same. For example: The Big Boy. He was requested to hold and look after her babies. He wanted no parts of that. She was insistent. I think he lost the first battle.
She tucked her TWO babies around him for safe keeping. He looks somewhat amiss, don't ya think? He refused to hold them. She was not at all pleased with that response. She was not pleased with him. As a matter of fact she didn't like him. At any given time one of her conversations with others concerning Big Boy went like this:
Bystander: "Do you like Uncle Ben?"
Little Lady A: "No."
Bystander: "Why not??"
Little Lady A: "He won't hold my babies."
Plain and simple. You don't like to hold my babies, I don't like you.
Well now. How's that for
a "kiss my tail" attitude feisty?
The Big Boy had become her nemesis. She could not conquer him. She only tolerated him.
So it didn't hurt any that Itty Bitty understood her need for "mothering". They got along quite well.
It also didn't hurt that all three of them L. O. V. E. Doc McStuffins. The only victim in that scenario was poor Audie Dog.
But they took good care of her. Fixed her up and sent her on her way. No harm, no fowl.
Looks to me as if she's teaching Catie Bug all the "ins and outs" of the World Wide Web. It also looks to me as if she has multi-tasking down ~ teaching and watching TV. And, seems she letting her "babies" run amuck over there! Are they wrestling??? Tsk. Tsk. And she does all this with the style and grace of a Little Princess.
|"Tell me Catie, how does that make you feel?"
Little Lady A is full of life and vigor.
She seizes the moment and still takes time to "ponder".
And . . . if you really want a friend for life, just break out the books or a tablet
and snuggle up to read (or play a game)!
She has quite obviously stolen hearts ~ and why not? Just look at all that adorableness!


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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
10 comments:
- Bonnie said...
Seems nothing can deter you from having a both productive, enjoyable and memorable (in every way) long weekend Grizz.
Touching that as you commemorate the loss of loved ones to war, you remember your Grandpa William's birthday. Do you still whittle?
- May 31, 2011 at 10:59 AM
- Julie Baumlisberger said...
What a wonderful slice of your life, Grizz...thanks for sharing! We're experiencing 30 plus degrees here in Southern Ontario today, too...bring it on!
- May 31, 2011 at 2:37 PM
- Bernie said...
What a wonderful post, sounds like you and myladylove had a wonderful memorial day weekend. Your weather does sound very hot but you know Grizz after such a long winter a long hot summer will be just fine with me.
I think I would like your grandfather and I'm sure he wouldn't recognize today's world, I'm not even sure my father would. Not all bad though......:-)Hugs
- May 31, 2011 at 5:50 PM
- Grizz………… said...
I have my down moments, for sure, and I've had some rather ghastly things happen…but when I get past the whining and moaning and feeling sorry for myself, I tend to try and figure out how to have the maximum fun possible from whatever there is in a given situation. I figure if your try, you can have fun in 90 percent of life's moments, and make fun of another 5 percent (which is kinda tacky, but fun)—so only about 5 percent of things are really serious and require you to treat them as such. This is both my nature and nurturing, by the way, thanks to Mom and her side of the family; I've been this way since I was a kid. Been called down or thrown out of more than one church service and/or funeral, got sent home from school, etc. But, I say if you're going to work, have fun at it and still get the job done.
I only whittle a bit, on stuff tending toward the utilitarian rather than artistic—hiking staffs, whistles, spoons, jimmy-dancers, whirlygigs, things along those lines. No decoys or yard gnomes or rustic old hillbillies sitting on a stump with a jug of moonshine in the crook of his arm and a bluetick hound lolling at his feet. Grandpa Williams did teach me how to make bullroarers—and every so often I whittle one out, hook a line to it, and go out in the yard and make it sing.
- May 31, 2011 at 10:38 PM
- Grizz………… said...
We hit 90˚F (32˚C) today, but it didn't seem all that bad. I'd be happier with a dozen fewer degrees, though. But a little hot weather is okay…I just don't want temps warm enough for gators and palm trees every day. Uggghhhh!
- May 31, 2011 at 10:43 PM
- Grizz………… said...
You can have my share of "hot" for the summer; I be happy with "warm." But it will be what it is—not what I want. Which is reality. Long and hot, mild, warm, rainy, cool. We don't get to pick and choose; just make the most of things.
You would have liked my Grandfather Williams. A wonderful, gentle man—a man of the hill country and hard work in hard times, still reflecting pioneer stock. A man who would be amazed, appalled, and much ashamed at the world, country, and state of things today. And I expect my father, who passed away in 1983, would never imagine—or want to!—today's world.
- May 31, 2011 at 10:55 PM
- The Weaver of Grass said...
The hardiness of the past generations never ceases to amaze me Grizz. Your Granpa lost two children but they still kept on trying and raised a fair brood.
You sound to have been incredibly busy for hot weather. It rarely reaches thatkind of temperature here but if it does then we all keep inddors in the cool.
- June 1, 2011 at 10:08 AM
- Grizz………… said...
Actually, my Grandparents Williams lost three kids. (All their kids were born in alternating order—boy, girl, boy, girl…)
Their first two, which I mentioned, a boy and a year later a girl, both being stillborn. After which they had another son, then a daughter, then a third son, followed by a third daughter, a fourth son, later a fourth daughter. But their fifth son lived only a few days before dying. A few years after that, their final child, a daughter, was born. Seven out of the the ten lived to adulthood, all but one—the youngest son who died in his forties—lived into their late-70s or early-80s, while my mother made it to 94.
- June 1, 2011 at 11:32 AM
- The Solitary Walker said...
What you manage to pack into one day always amazes me, Grizz!
- June 5, 2011 at 2:39 AM
- Grizz………… said...
Well, I guess that's one of those instances of perception being reality…I never think I accomplish much. I've always tried to fill my days, but anymore, it seems I sit around and contemplate about as much as I do. I'd view myself as a cautionary example.
- June 5, 2011 at 8:28 AM


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How often do you clean your grills? Everyone enjoys grilling the best foods. Whether it is barbeque or any other type of food, you want it to be grilled to perfection. This is the reason why you want to buy the best kitchen appliances and learn the best cooking methods. The only problem is that there are people who do not bother about cleaning these items. For them, wiping off a few particles after usage is enough.
They only realize that they should have cleaned them more often when it is already too late. Cleaning has a direct effect on the experiences that you go through when cooking and your general life. There are many ways through which you can do this. In fact, you may even do it yourself. Find out the reasons below.
Removing harmful carcinogens
The moisture and gasses that you food emits when cooking may be harmless, but it can turn into something else if it is left to stay for too long. When the fluid is left to stick on surfaces, they tend to ferment and turn into harmful carcinogens. These are the items that will start producing bad odor, and make your food taste bad.
Before you notice it, they could make the food dangerous for consumption this could just be the reason why you suffered from mild food poisoning after taking some home grilled meat. To help you avoid such a situation, you may want to call a professional cleaner so that they can remove all the carcinogens.
Unclog the burners
You also will notice that after several grilling sessions, The particles that are left inside there tend to clog the burners. These make it difficult for the burners to heat evenly. For instance, you will notice that only one is heating, and this makes it difficult to cook the best foods.
Some people even think that the cookers have been damaged, and start planning to purchase new ones. Little do they know that all that is needed is to clean the dirt off, and open the passages so that the burners are unclogged. When doing this, a professional cleaner will use specific ways to make sure that the burners perform better.
Enhance safe and healthy grilling
Your safety when grilling foods are important too. Remember that you are using electric and gas energy and therefore, you have to make sure that they are properly controlled. It becomes difficult if the grill is not cleaned. Sometimes, this can lead to a depreciation of some parts and could result in gas leaks or electrical faults. If you do not want to cause accidents in your kitchens, you better start looking for a professional cleaner to get rid of all that
Regardless of where you live, finding the best company for grill cleaning Fort Myers should not be a difficult task. Just take a look at their ability to clean your grills, and how much they charge for their services.


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**This tutorial was written using Photoshop CC. I believe the instructions should work with various other versions, but they are not tested on any other version. This tutorial is my own creation. Any similarity to any other tutorial is not done purposely or knowingly (aside from the fact that the process is pretty similar in most tutorials). If you do not know how to do some of the things I mention here (like mirroring an image, adding a drop shadow, resizing elements, etc.), check out my "Tips and Tricks" tutorial. **
PTU Poser – "Permelia" by Designs By Norella. You can purchase the tube at the Designs by Norella store
PTU Kit - "The Soul Keeper" by MarieL-Designs. Available at Scrappin Dollars and Scraps & Co.
FTU Mask - "Mask 07 - Torn" by Aeval Amore. Available for download on my blog, Aeval's Art.
DS – Drop Shadow
Settings I use:
DS Settings - Blend Mode set to Multiply, Opacity set to 75%, Angle set to 120 degrees, Distance 5, Spread 0, Size 5
Open Paper 14 in a new canvas. Double click on the layer to unlock it.
Add the Mask to the canvas and resize if needed so it is the same size as the paper. Then drag the mask layer below the paper layer.
With the mask layer selected, select all (Ctrl + A) and copy the entire canvas (Ctrl + C). You will see dashed lines surround the canvas.
Click on the paper layer to activate it, then turn on quick mask (Press the Q key on your keyboard). The dashed lines will disappear and that is ok. Next Paste onto the paper (Ctrl + V) and turn your Quick Mask off (Q again).
You will now see a dotted outline of the mask on your paper. Press the button on the bottom of layers side bar that is a rectangle with a circle cut out of it. The mask will now show.
Right click on the paper layer and select Convert to Smart Image. This releases just the mask. The background layer of the mask will become invisible on its own.
Open a new canvas (Ctrl +N) 700 x 700, transparent background. This will be referred to as the working canvas in my directions when switching between canvases.
Add the paper/mask combination from above to the working canvas. Resize to fit the canvas.
Add Element 47 to the canvas. Resize to fit the width of the canvas and position in the center. Add DS
Add Element 6 to the canvas. Resize to fit the width of the canvas and position at the bottom of the canvas. Add DS.
Add Frame 2 to the canvas. Resize to about ¾ the width of the canvas and position in the center. Add DS.
Add Paper 15 to the canvas. Resize to fit over the opening in the frame. Move the paper layer below the frame. Use the eraser tool to erase any overhang of the paper showing outside of the frame.
Open the poser in another canvas. Use the marquee tool and draw a rectangle around the head of the poser. Copy the poser and switch back to the working canvas. Paste the poser onto the canvas. Make sure the poser is above the paper and below the frame. Resize the head to fit in the frame the way you want it displayed and then right click on the layer and select "Create Clipping Mask". This will hide any part of the head not on top of the paper below it. Add DS.
Add the full poser to the canvas. Resize to fit the canvas and position on the left side of the canvas. Add DS.
Add Element 1 to the canvas. Resize to your liking and position in front of the full length poser at the bottom. Add DS.
Add Element 3 to the canvas. Position in the center of the canvas at the bottom. Add DS.
Voila! The focal point of your tag is now created.
Now decorate your tag with any of the dark elements from the kit. Resize the elements as you add them to fit the proportions of your tag. Experiment with rotating them and mirroring them for more variety. In addition duplicate elements and use multiple times to fill in holes and add more pizzazz. In this tutorial to indicate when I used more than one of the same element I will add (X#) by the name to indicate how many versions of the element I used.
Here are all the additional elements I used from the bottom layers up.
- Element 46
- Element 29
- Element 33
- Element 20
- Element 16
- Element 17
Add your license and copyright info to the tag.
Add name and any other text of choice.
Save as PNG and go share with all your friends!
Thank you for trying my tut! I'd love to see how your tags turn out so if you like what you made, please post a copy here or show me on Facebook!


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ElectrocompanietEMC 1UPElectrocompaniet EMC 1UP CD player with optional Spider Clamp. I have the original box, remote, manual and power cord. This CD player is one of the best "bang for the buck" components in audio. ...2500.00
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Debugging in Windows 8.1, just like with any other operating system, means to find and reduce the number of bugs and defects, to make the app behave as expected. For that, Windows 8 developers have at their disposal the Debugging Tools set. With the launch of the Windows 8.1 SDK, the Debugging Tools has been made part of it, as this was one of the new features and updates brought by Microsoft.
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Friday, December 29, 2006
Practicing Patience
I'm trying very hard to be patient about this. It's very easy for me to get frustrated and think this will never happen. That does nothing but get negative thoughts brewing in my mind, unhelpful chemicals chugging through my body, and frustrated energy flowing in the universe.
Today I'm choosing to be patient. I will be patient tomorrow, too. And so on. This is not an easy one for me, but it's what I'm doing. I'm also choosing to practice non-attachment and be OK if this lot deal doesn't go through. My happiness in the world is not tied to this lot.
Thank you for your continued good wishes! I do hope we end up with the lot, but if not it will be OK. I'm definitely learning about myself with wonderful chances to put into practice qualities I want to manifest. That's the biggest benefit.
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I'll share 2 bits of wisdom that help me (the world's most impatient person) during times like these.
1. A delay is not a 'no' from God.
2. Sometimes you have to wait for a situation to develop - you may be ready but it's still not quite the right time.
Okay, there's a third tidbit that I always hate - Confucious saying - the reward for patience is patience. My response to that is, 'yea - right. I'll learn patience just as I'm dying & of course I'm in no hurry for THAT to happen!' LOL
Hang in there,
I got your message late last night, sorry. Grandma is doing alright though. I am going to spend some time with her at the hospital this afternoon, so I'll call you later. I know it is frustrating about the lot closing, but it will happen when it's supposed to. Hang in there!
Love ya,
Steph....hang tight sister! Good things will happen. I had to be very patient for the house we are in today and it payed off!!! I know we are trained :) to move quick and fast ..heavy sigh!! Not always the best way!!! Good Luck - Connie


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I had a coupon for Olan Mills to get a free sitting and 3 free images on a cd, so today Jayson and I took Evan for some quick pictures. I wanted the pictures both as his 3 year pics and as a possible shot to put on a birthday invite. He did a great job, had fun, and smiled the whole time. It was all fun and games until we were at lunch and I realized we just took my baby boy's three year old pictures, and then came the pregnancy hormones. Poor Jayson, I just started crying and he had no idea what was wrong with me! Thank goodness on the fourth go round at least I know what's wrong so that I don't continue crying because I don't know why I am crying . . . not that I ever did that . . . HA!
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Colts fans' heads have been spinning with conflicting reports about Andrew Luck's recovery from shoulder surgery all offseason long.
Another interesting nugget from Irsay's time addressing the media was when he revealed that the Colts considered bringing in another veteran quarterback, but the price was apparently too high.
Without Luck, the Colts sputtered against the Detroit Lions. Stephen Holder of the Indianapolis Star speculates that Luck has begun throwing again.
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This statement was preceded by Colts general manager Chris Ballard saying Luck is stronger perhaps right now than he was all of previous year.
None of the Colts' backup quarterback options looked promising in Sunday's preseason game.
"I can't say that Luck will be ready for the Rams game but he will be ready for the start of the season", Irsay said vaguely, via CBS4 Indy.