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Friday, January 17, 2014
I thought this looked interesting and wanted to share it with you. Check out the Time for Kids, Live from Antarctica, this may be one you can do with your kids, it takes place from 1-2 next Thursday, take a look at it. http://www.edweb.net/tfk This is a link for a question submission sheet that your students can use to submit questions for the live webinar. http://www.instantpresenter.com/AccountManager/RegEv.aspx?PIID=EC56D9878449 There are also some other great webinars if you look half way down the page you will see a list of them.
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Welcome to EBN, your baby is just precious!!!
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Welcome to EBN, your baby is just precious!!!
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My whole heart, Tyson.
Whoever said diamonds are a girls best friend, obviously never owned a Bulldog.
Thanks - we are currently going through the teething stage which has been way more painful then with my human children lol
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Welcome to EBN.
Hug your bully today
to the site.
Bulldogs are like potato chips. You just can't stop with one.
to EBN. and puppy shark phase!!!
There is a part of your heart not alive until a bulldog has entered your life.
Nitschke (2004-2011) and Banks (2005-2014) -- My angels
Thank you for all the love, fun and teachings
to EBN!!!
"What we once enjoyed and deeply loved, we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes a part of us." Helen Keller
RIP Wellie, Bella, Winston & Roxie
Welcome he is adorable
thanks for the welcome and can I just say that I love that you called it the "shark Phase" because that is what it feels like at times lol
Welcome!! What a handsome little guy you have!
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At last, I've found out how to put on a picture. These are a couple of bags I made at Emma's workshop last year.
A brilliant day out, she is so talented and patient and has the most marvellous work studio; also makes delicious lemon cake.
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But that's not the way your Mom would let you it - not even if you are ordering salads every night (then again, why would you do that?).
So let's get some things straight - dinner can be whipped up in less than 5 minutes, but it might not be edible. If you want a proper dinner that quick n easy, you'll need at least 15 minutes.
Now if you have some frozen foods lying around, why not steam them up? Here's one example of a meal consisting of dim sums (frozen from the grocery store), some buttery veggies (also frozen from the grocery store) and an omelette.
Omelette is uber easy to whip up - break two eggs, mix it with some mixing utensil, heat up a frying pan (butter is best because it gives it extra flavor), then pour in the egg mixture, drop in your fav omelette fillings like mushrooms or onions, then carefully fold over half the omelette, turn it once and you're good to go. And yes, it has to be done in that order, or else. Remember not to overcook the omelette - once it turns past a mellow yellow is when you need to reduce heat or turn off completely. The eggs will continue cooking until you plate them.
Another easy thing to do with eggs is of course the classic tomato n eggs. Real simple - scramble some eggs, set aside, cut up some tomatoes, cook until it turns a dark crimson, mix in the eggs and season with a teaspoon sugar, some soy sauce and salt.
For carbs, heat up some rice. The above was some frozen rice from a package than you just have to drop into a heated frying pan. Here I seasoned it with some sweet bean sauce and pickled cucumber juices.
Another simple carb fix is noodles. I like to cook mine al dente, then drain and rinse with cold water before mixing in a ja jiang noodle sauce. The other dish in the above picture is carrots and sweet potatoes which I cooked by boiling the sweet potatoes until soft to reduce the cooking time, then flash boiling the carrots. Then I added in a sweet curry sauce to add texture and variety to their tastes.
This was a rice noodle stirfry with bell peppers and Chinese sausages. Also really easy to do and easy to make it flavorful as well.
This is a tofu and cucumber-like veggie (see below) that you can also quickly whip up. Simply chop up the veggie into thin slices, stirfry in pan until soft and drop in the tofu (available at any Chinese grocery store).
I'm not much of a meat person, but there are many simple meat dishes that you can whip up as well, like these pork chops down here:
I marinated these in the morning in sugar, soy sauce, and salt with some garlic and onions. Then when I got back home, I simply baked it at 375 F inside the aluminum foil I marinated in until it was tender.
This was a little overcooked, so I recommend you to take it out in 15 min or turn off the oven and let it slowly roast while you take a shower or watch some TV
Really, the possibilities are endless...
Stirfried eggplant with green peas
Semi-broad noodles with artificial crab meat
Use your imagination, and make sure to clean up after making each dish so you don't have a pile of dishes left behind!


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We sit for a while on the black iron bench in the grassy, shaded area between buildings on campus, empty tupperwares and plastic bags all that remain from our lunch.
Across the sidewalk a man is sleeping, arms and legs flung wide on the grass, a handkerchief over his eyes. A summer camp just broke for lunch and 15 or so elementary-aged boys and a few girls are eating lunch on the benches and grass with counselors. At the performing arts building a small crowd of costumed people are milling about on the porch, though it's summer and a strange time for dress rehearsals for plays on a college campus.
Here and there others are enjoying their lunches; two girls and a boy seated cross-legged in the grass; a man in suit (but without the coat) on a blanket with his back against a light-post turned outlet; an older couple with a small, curly-headed boy.
It's a lovely, cool afternoon in the shade and we both have things we're supposed to do, with a grandmother in town to spend the afternoon with the baby and so our time freed.
But we linger a few minutes more. The summer camp lunch break is over and the boys wander off, each one grabbing at the back of his pants in turn, picking wedgies, scratching itches.
And it's been a long time, I realize, since I just sat and watched the people go by.
It's been a long time, too, since I sat here at one of the computers at the library at the corner, watching my neighbors out of the corner of my eye, pretending to write while I listen. The lady behind the counter wishes for more parking (she thinks they should have more; there's a bit of tension, it seems, between the borough and the library); the child waiting on his parents to finish their business is ready to be done.
And I realize just how narrow my focus has shrunk (what is in the baby's mouth? where is she going now? who is she disturbing in this quiet place?). It's nice to look up and around at the world once in a while, and just watch the people go by.


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While many of BC's school districts deal with a shortage of teachers, Okanagan-Similkameen heads into the new school year with an all but full house.
"We are in good shape with our recruiting," Superintendent Bev Young said this afternoon. "We were diligent in the spring to get ahead of staffing so that we could post early and ahead of many other districts."
Makeafuture.ca, which specializes in identifying education-related positions in British Columbia, is reporting 279 teaching and administration positions available across the province, including 73 positions in Metro Vancouver and 12 in the Okanagan.
Only one of those positions, says Ms. Young, is with the Okanagan-Similkameen School District.
"We had many full-time and part-time positions to fill due to the (Supreme Court of Canada) decision, retirements, resignations and leaves of various kinds," she said. "As of now, we just have four postings yet to be filled, but we are confident that we can fill them."
According to the SD53 website, those openings include just one full-time position — at Oliver Elementary.
Ms. Young also reported funding necessary to accommodate the additional teachers and related overhead is in place — at least for the first part of the school year.
"Thus far, we have access to the necessary funding to support overhead costs and costs of the additional teachers," she said. "What we don't know yet are the needs we will have after September 30 due to new registrations or the costs required to fulfill our obligation to provide remedy.
"We have been told, however, that this agreement will be fully funded."
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Discussion in 'Audio' started by Nissota, Jun 14, 2007.
please i would really like to know.
What type of file? Downloaded or ripped from a CD? If downloaded were did you download it? If ripped who made the CD?
How about songs from Zune and iPod so I can put them on my regular mp3 player?
lol, how about you start a new thread so we can keep the focus of this one on one topic? Start a thread and PM me the link to it.
Will do
its a download i downloaded it off limewire
I try to stay inside the boundaries of the forum rules. But if the file was downloaded with DRM from a filesharing network you don't have the license for it. And if the file is a windows media file you need a license to "un-DRM" it anyways.
try tunebite or just download another copy from limewire make sure it is an mp3 file
SPAM can do this easily.
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Here I go ... another addiction ... sharing with my friends and family all of my Krazy thoughts and ideas. Hold on for a ride of your lifetime ... I can be scatterd!
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Another I can't do THIS day!
I am so tired, I am having a very hard time carrying Tatum around ... you see I have this HUGE belly and did I mention that it is hot?! I am trying to pack, take care of her and stay healthy for baby 2. I am so so happy I am a mommy, don't get me wrong here ... I am glad we are having another baby, but seriously why and how did it all come down to being so so close together ... I know everything happens for a reason, God wont give me more than I can handle ... well would someone please tell him I can't handle anymore?! I tell him every day and he isn't listening yet!
Pray for my sanity people, pray!
PS the BH (Braxton Hicks) have kicked in FULL BLAST and I am also now in pain!
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- Robin said...
i'm so sorry, kim! don't feel bad about complaining! with all that you're doing right now, you're entitled to complain. it doesn't make you a bad person or mom!
i'm praying for you! :) and, i'll see you in 3 weeks, 5 days.
- kimmyk said...
let it out!
throw yourself on the floor and kick your feet.
you seriously have reason.
braxton hicks suck man!!!
i'd cuss too if i were you.
let it out!!!!
- Chris said...
I agree...LET IT OUT. I know you feel like you want to go insaine and take it out on someone/something! You WILL get through all this!!! My BH started really bad around that time too. Night time is the worst too. Pace yourself girl that's my best advice. Do all you can NOW because in two more weeks you're REALLY going to slow down. I did.
I'm with you, I'm thinking of you and I'm glad I'm boldly going BEFORE you this FRIDAY...tee,hee. HEY! You're at the one month mark though on Friday. I know you can't wait!!!!!!!!!!
- LCP said...
You have every right to be feeling that way, I remember the last 4-weeks of pregnancy with Josey, and I will be reliving it in another 8-weeks. But, you are right, God never gives you more than you can handle...and you can handle this. Lots of water, lots of rest...you can do it and before you know it, it will all be over and you will be moved in and happy with your new baby in your arms!!!
Keep that head up!!
- Christina said...
Complain all you want - it's your right to do so when you're that pregnant.
I was in a similar situation (well, no house to move to) and being pregnant while chasing around a toddler sucks. It sucks even more when you're on the overweight side (which I was, too).
The only good news I can give is that it seems to be easier to lose some of the baby weight after the second baby. And it'll feel great to have your body back, even if you are busier taking care of two instead of one now.
- Becca said...
I'm so sorry you're feeling blue...you have every right! You have a lot on your plate right now. Try to keep your head high...you are almost there!
- Stephanie said...
I can't even IMAGINE what you are going through all at once. You ARE going to get through it and you will look back and wonder "how the hell did I do all of that and MAN I am awesome!!" Oh, your comment on my blog made me laugh. Toby would never answer my calls when I was really pregnant either. Drove me insane. One time I called and left a frantic screaming message "I JUST HAD THE BABY ON THE SIDE OF THE INTERSTATE" and hung up. He learned his lesson.


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Ooh ooh ooh! ULDUAR NEWZ! YAYZ!
Here it is: http://www.wow-europe.com/en/info/underdev/3p1/ulduar.xml
See below for my thoughts on specific aspects.
Beneath ancient Ulduar, the Old God of death lies, whispering…. Tread carefully, or his prison will become your tomb.
Convenient that we'll be conquering Death before attempting to take out Arthas. Should make that job much easier, I'd expect.
Ulduar is set to blow players away with gorgeous setpieces, sprawling battlefields, and innovative boss encounters. Ulduar's design aims to provide a fun, unique, and innovative raid experience, but it also includes additional challenges – and rewards – for seasoned raiders. In this sneak-peek at World of Warcraft's newest raid dungeon, we'll take a look at some of the new content that makes Ulduar rise above the crop of amazing dungeons already available in World of Warcraft.
(Emphasis added) hype, hype, look I found the scale tool, we'll see, I'd better look freaking leet, e-peen stroking… moving on.
The most obvious difference between Ulduar and its predecessors is that the dungeon actually comprises two separate raid areas.
Lies, they did that in AQ. The difference here is that you must go THROUGH the first area to get to the second. Oh wait, it's kinda like attunements, but with less opportunity to whine I suppose. (I am pro-attunement btw)
You and your friends will have to use these [siege] vehicles wisely to break through Ulduar's defenses.
Ok, that sounds pretty cool.
A mix of motorcycles, demolishers, and siege engines will be at your disposal, each granting unique abilities to the pilot and the passenger.
Which one plays like a Druid?
demolisher passengers can load themselves into the vehicle's catapult so that the pilot can launch them into the distance.
Ka-CHUNK – MOOOOO00000000ooooooooooooo……….
Mimiron built the Flame Leviathan as part of the V0-L7R-0N weapons platform, wh-
No, stop right there. One moment…
*cough* moving on.
Normal spells and abilities won't be enough to take down this juggernaut
Cat is not for FITE anymore? /sniff.
After wearing the massive war machine down, you will have to launch players onto the tank's back to destroy its defense turrets and sabotage the Leviathan before you can move on.
Phase 3, now with less chaotic flapping, enjoy the flying cows instead.
Patch 3.1 will hit the Public Test Realms very soon, so you will be able to see for yourself what other challenges await beyond the gates of ancient Ulduar.
No, really, DAMN YOU! That pisses me the HELL OFF.
Come on, you want to release new content, ESPECIALLY a new raid, do your OWN playtesting of the damn instance. I am paying YOU. How dare you perform open playtesting of new raid content.
I have neither the time, nor the guild resources available, to partake in playtesting Ulduar. I was all kinds of excited that we'd all be waiting at the doors to Ulduar. On Tuesday night after 3.1 dropped we'd go in with the other big-name guilds on our server and NOBODY would know what was going on.
Finally, first kills could be awarded on the basis of intelligence and adaptability.
Now though, with a public playtest of Ulduar….
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I woke up this morning and realized we only have two weeks of AWANA left. They're auditioning for the summer music program. My teacher friends (and my Mom) have started updating me every time we talk with how many days they have left of school. The college students are announcing the end of finals on their Facebook pages.
It's inevitable. Summer is upon me!
I can't wait! We have some really fun stuff planned for this summer. Already today the temps are supposed to get into the 90s!
We'll be driving off to Colorado soon for vacation, heading out to summer camp (MOTS first time ever!), sending Party Boy on a mission trip, sending Hollywood and Captain Chaos to Grandma Camp….
And yet, where did the first half of the year go?!?


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Interest in saving money on or for your travels?
Perhaps you have a "home life" where you can't really spare as much $$… If your looking for a few cheats and wanting to earn some frequent flyer point / hotel bonuses then I recommend this book. I recommend it enough that I will probably read it again to catch up on a few details.
This book talks a lot about using points depending on your location it will vary to what's available such as frequent flyers, flybuys, points earned at grocery stores and also covers a few different booking website tips and options.
Subscribe and look out for some of my other book reads and travel tips in the near future!
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Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Camo Cast On
Since I have been making some excellent progress on Fay, I allowed myself to start a pull-over for Sebastian.
The pattern is the Child's Tunic from Knitting Pure and Simple and I am making the size 2-4. This is my first top down sweater and I am very impressed. I see more of these in my future!
Love this yarn! It's Artyarns Supermerino in "Green Multi" 131. I'm not sure if I'll have enough yarn for the hood... I'm planning on going to the Knit Night tonight at my LYS and could pick up another skein along with the new Interweave Knits Magazine.
3 comments:
- knittingphilistine said...
What a fantastic kid's knit! And the Supermerino looks so squooshy!
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- Leah said...
Fantastic colors!! I too *heart* a top down sweater. They just seem to go so fast!! I hope you have enough for a hood. I can almost imagine how cute it will be!!
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- stitchywitch said...
Ooh - I love the colors! Those knitting pure and simple patterns always turn out so well!
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Religion plays a role in Asbury Park's history. The town founder, James A. Bradley, named the beach community for a Francis Asbury, a key Methodist dignitary who helped bring the Christian denomination to America. He spread his faith on horseback and by other means. According to Christianity Today:
When in October 1771, Asbury landed in Philadelphia, there were only 600 Methodists in America. Within days, he hit the road preaching but pushed himself so hard that he fell ill that winter. This was the beginning of a pattern: over the next 45 years, he suffered from colds, coughs, fevers, severe headaches, ulcers, and eventually chronic rheumatism, which forced him off his horse and into a carriage. Yet he continued to preach.
During the Revolutionary War, Asbury remained politically neutral. To avoid signing an oath disclaiming his allegiance to England and to dodge the American draft, he went into hiding for several months. "I am considered by some as an enemy," he wrote, "liable to be seized by violence and abused." By war's end, he had retained his credibility with the victorious Americans and was able to continue his ministry among them.
Asbury Park, in Bradley's time, as well as the beginning and middle of the 20th century, was prime shore resort. A race riot and economic downturns, from the summer of 1970 and onwards put the town into a sort of death spiral. Presently, Asbury Park is trying to renew itself, but there's an irony spray-painted across town. There's has been instance of strange religious graffiti, like…..


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Republik Makedonien extra noch fett rot markiert, damit mans ja nicht übersieht und er wieder nen Ausraster kriegen muss xD
das land der CCCClinge
Bike tour offers the best route through Macedonia
Even as Fort Collins locals, we (Sarah and Jaime) didn't meet until we were sharing a taxi cab in Pittsburgh. We were on our way to a two-day staging event before starting our 27-month Peace Corps service in the Republic of Macedonia, a small country of 2 million that borders Greece.
In that cab, bags piled everywhere and nerves on high, we never would have guessed that the project we would design together, in partnership with some incredible Macedonians, would be the highlight of our time here.
Surprisingly enough, we were placed to work in small local municipalities only 15 miles apart. There, we struggled, as do most Peace Corps volunteers worldwide, to find exactly how best to contribute. You learn to celebrate the small, tiny, even minuscule successes, like the first time someone waves to you on your way to work, or you successfully communicate in Macedonian how you drink your coffee. You dream of big projects and ways to best help your community but work on anything you find.
To some extent, that is what led us to be able to work on something we felt was personally rewarding as well as highly beneficial to Macedonia. Being from Fort Collins, we both enjoyed the outdoors and particularly loved biking around this beautiful country. Sometimes, we chose our bikes over waiting for buses, other times we argued with bus drivers about getting our bikes onto the buses. The more we rode, the more we realized how scenic the country was from the vantage point of a bike seat.
In preliminary research, we realized that neighboring countries were increasing their bike tourism offerings while Macedonia had a few solo adventurists pedaling through each summer. We also saw bike tourism as a way to highlight our own and similarly small communities. Many visitors here simply come for Lake Ohrid, the crown jewel of Macedonia, but miss the unique towns and villages that showcase monasteries, centuries-old icons, fresh fruit and vegetables from the backyard and famous Balkan hospitality. We realized that traveling through on a bike would allow you to slow down a little and experience these particular treasures.
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In conjunction with an extremely motivated and effective local counterpart, Zoran Grozdanovski of Sunnyland Tourism, a tourism operator who has worked with Peace Corps volunteers in the past (it's amazing how important that network is) and a few area bike shops, we created Cycle Macedonia and set out to design a tour route that would highlight the best that Macedonia has to offer by bike.
After months of planning, riding through the backcountry of Macedonia in preparation, meetings held through Skype and a few new gray hairs, we welcomed six Americans to the starting point in Krusevo. At the first evening together at dinner, we quickly fell into a comfortable rhythm, sharing each other's food while just getting to know each other. We all realized what an incredible group of people had risked joining us our first year.
The following morning, the nine of us took off on a seven-day adventure. While there were some bumps and bruises along the way (all figurative), the participants loved the scenery of rolling hills and old stone houses, taking pictures of the grandmas standing on their balconies, meeting people on the street and even getting invited for a cup of coffee or to stir the pot of ajvar, a traditional tomato and eggplant spread made every fall, cooking on the fire. They even laughed along with us when we encountered a large hole in the road and stopped to take pictures before walking our bikes around it.
As guides, we were pleasantly surprised at how our months of training had clearly accustomed locals along the route to crazy Americans biking long distances. Very few people honked at us and others who recognized the project laughed and waved as we rode past.
The tour covered about 150 miles with some shorter days and other days requiring a little more pedaling. There were some flat stretches and days that required a little more uphill work, though it was always worth it for the view at the top. The easier days gave us time to enjoy visiting archeological sites or to wander through the towns and villages.
The harder days made the shot or shots of rakija, a traditional homemade whisky that must accompany the cabbage or cucumber and tomato salad that precludes a meal, taste even better. Our nights were spent resting in wonderful accommodations from monasteries to guesthouses to private hotels.
The project managed to cover all three Peace Corps goals. There was cultural exchange on both sides, as well as incredible professional development for everyone, including the three of us involved in creating Cycle Macedonia as well as the bike shops with which we worked.
From here, the idea can only grow. We feel incredibly fortunate to have been able to work on a project that capitalized on our own personal interests, work with such incredible partners and had a group of participants that we hope to see again in the near future, either in Macedonia or stateside.
shqipes hört auf zu provozieren
mazedonien heißt mazedonien und nicht FYROM, bulgarien, ost-albanien oder sonstwie
Rebublika makedonjaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
ich nenne das land makedonien und das MKD in Griechenland nenne ich auch Makedonien
Biking around the World - Macedonia
by ivan litovski
Jul 22, 2010
I'm sure some take for granted the well established MTB scene in North America and some parts of Europe, but in some emerging countries, biking is just getting started. Have a look at this user's take on riding in Macedonia as they trail blaze the scene in their country.
Story inside,
Some Wikipedia action for more info on Macedonia - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Macedonia
Bitola is the second largest city in Macedonia and is located in the southern part of the Pelagonia Valley. The city is dispersed along the banks of the Dragor river at an altitude of 2,019 ft (615 m) above sea level under Baba Mountain. Spreading on an area of 1,798 sq. km. and with a population of 122,173 (1991), Bitola is an important industrial, agricultural, commercial, educational, and cultural center.
Baba Mountain overlooks Bitola from the east. Its magnificent Mount Pelister(2601 m) is a national park with exquisite flora and fauna, and not so well-known ski resort.
Mountain Baba offers a lot's of trails where you can go Downhill or you can just go XC to the top of the mountain. There are epic views from everywhere especially from the top of the mountain from where you can see the Prespa's Lake and other summits in Macedonia.
It was Sunday when we all gathered and went for a ride on a local DH trail called Kopanki which is on the mountain Baba.
Quelle: Pinkbike
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~Walau... My colleague's kid came into the office just now and my finance manager thought it's my kid?? Ahhhhh... NOOOO... How can that be??? *runs off and hide in the corner*
It's a sign...!! Sign to tell me to get married.. haha.. *yeah right as if*
I think it's my hair.. I should straighten my hair for this coming CNY.. but people say I look better with curl.. *dilemma* how? straight or curl...?
I'm now looking around for place to polish and wax my baby car.. Hunting for cheap and good price.. At the meantime I found one at B$100.. cheap or not? hehe.. Still looking around..
I'm still feeling abit of stiff from stress.. I still can explode anytime.. *sighs* Now I know that I'm not fit for a career women.. Maybe I should consider to downgrade myself to the receptionist post.. *image of my mum killing me* ~sighsssss~
Tomorrow is the meeting day which mean I have to read my book to do some presentation.. Can I burn the book?
I think I'm heading to the Zen Spa later after work to DE-STRESS.. but I still have to drop by the bank as last night I was planning to head to the bank before dinner at Manjaro at Kiulap.. BUT my laziness appear and I was starving because I didn't eat for lunch.. lalala.. I had a good dinner lo.. Even play Chinese chess while eating.. haha.. eh eh what's the time now.. Lunch..!! Today must eat lunch.. haha.. BYe~~
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- Simple❤Nice❤Me said...
curly looks nice for photo shooting... but looks more mature lo... and ur daddy birthday a?R happy belated uncle! ops.......u so enjoy go spa!! EH.. i never go spa le...i heard miri got fish spa soon..hehe.... boring la... keep thinking t go brunei on weekend owes cancelled de...sien
- Patricia said...
yealo.. photo look nice with curl.. I havent buy present for my dad.. haha.. Bo jadi go Spa.. I went shopping haha..cant control.. hehe.. Walau.. Fish spa in Miri? good business or not hor.. HEhe.. If not expensive can survive la.. HEhe.. PC fair start lu.. =D
curly hair definitely looks better ^^v
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Inside, Outside, and ONLINE: Building Your Library Community
Hill, Chrystie (2009)
USA: American Library Association
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Many public libraries have successfully adopted survival strategies designed to carry them across and into the new millennium. Significantly, these have often been more related to people, communities and human relations as they have been to changing information systems and communications technologies. Public librarians have recognized, and made the most of, the unique benefit they offer their communities: the rare facility of public, social space, a forum supported by free access to documents, texts, information and communications, all further enhanced by professional services tailored precisely to the public's needs. By responding to social change and the potential of multiple communications modalities they have banished perceptions of the library as a place of cultural rectitude and instead, they have fostered library space as one of the few havens where professional service respects public autonomy. Where else, but in a public library, is it possible these days to find this combination of civic space, service and public sociality?
Chrystie Hill is dedicated to promoting the cause of this model for libraries, based as it is in beliefs about social capital theory, in the library as an institution for social good and as an enabling force for situated social networking. Her book is the product of a project set up with a colleague, Steven Cohen, to analyze just how libraries are able to facilitate community building and the development of social networks. The project involved interaction with many librarian colleagues via surveys, interviews, an online blog and a website: http://librariesbuildcommunities.org. Indeed, numerous contributions from these sources serve to richly support and generously illustrate the thrust of Hills argument throughout the book. The research never set out to produce a formula for community building, but as Hill points out, it revealed patterns which inform the basis of a theoretical and contextual framework; these also serve as headings for the substantive chapters of the book: Assess, Deliver, Engage, Iterate, Sustain. Each chapter is embellished by theory, anecdotal comment and exemplary case studies drawn from participants in the project. An Appendix comprised of selected questions and answers further documents participants' responses. Separate lists provide references informing the study as well as a selection of additional resources for the benefit of the reader. A subject and author index provides a key to the body of the text.
Whilst I tended to read this book in terms of public libraries, Hill advocates that community building applies equally to all types of libraries, including school libraries, and that community building occurs inside and outside the library as well as online. Within the Australian context, and based on personal experience of public libraries in my own state and city, I believe that that our public libraries and State Library, come closer to realizing the concept of public space as a social forum far more authentically than other civic spaces (beaches, parks, street malls, transport and city squares) whose boundaries are increasingly encroached by entrepreneurial public/private partnerships, governmental constraints and other effects of economic and social change. In relation to this, it is especially interesting to note how the meaning of the term 'community building' has been differently understood in various sectors of our profession. Across the past ecade or so, within the context of academic and school libraries, the concept of community building generally referred to 'information literate communities' or 'communities of learning'. The dynamic of this form of community building was based on the educational role of the library, involving a one-way, pedagogical thrust from library to clients, whereas Hill's more recent interpretation of community building promotes a more outward-looking, socially responsive interaction between community and library service. Bearing in mind the somewhat threatened status of many school libraries in the current economic climate, Chrystie Hill's outlook may be of value to school library profession.
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Cars from Japan, you guys are great. Giving out cars? Honestly, I will thank you though am not the winner yet but I appreciate your kind gesture especially to those from countries that automobiles are very expensive. Automobile is a necessity, and I will say thanks once again.
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I wish I had pictures of today, although I would not have been taking them even if I could. I was deeply involved in something so important.
Today Karl officially became a catechumen. Father Stephan visited us in Karl's hospital room and read the prayer over him. The kids and I will stick to Pentecost (this Sunday!), our planned day for the prayer. Karl is a special case now, and his process will probably be very short. Before the surgery Karl faces he will, God willing, be Chrismated and receive Communion.
I feel like writing about our day. Father Stephan arrived all smiles, waving as he came in. He is a person, someone I don't know, but he embodies something that I can't describe. The level of endearment I have for him is not realistic. Still it remains.
As he approached us, Karl and I both received the physical blessing of a priest for the first time. The act was transformative, and everything that happened after was as if in another place. Karl was prayed over, I helped say Psalms. He was anointed with special oil from the lamp of a Saint. The prayers for healing were so beautiful. They must be very old prayers, yet they touched on every aspect of my current prayers for Karl.
We also spoke as people for awhile. I shared a lot of my fear, and our story from this traumatic week. Father Stephan seemed present and thoughtful, sharing his fantastic smile with us from time to time. I felt so peaceful with him there. I think I can speak for Karl and say he did, too.
Life is beautiful, meaningful, and worth all the suffering it entails at times.
catechumen (pronounced /ˌkætəˈkjuːmən/; from Latin catechumenus, Greek κατηχούμενος, instructed - from κατά (kata), "'down'" + ἠχή (ēkhē), "'sound'") is one receiving instruction from a catechist in the principles of the Christian religion with a view to baptism.
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Glory to God. You have been given a good priest who prays. Continuing to have my candle to the Theotokos lit for you all. Thank you for this post and keeping us updated. Will pray as you become catachumens; esp. for protection. My love in Christ...ReplyDelete
Many years! This sounds wonderful and I will change you to catechumens on my list. (:ReplyDelete
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|This Clinical Trial Sponsored By:
|Novartis Pharmaceuticals
|Information provided by (Responsible Party):
|Novartis ( Novartis Pharmaceuticals )
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
Purpose for Clinical Trial
This study has two phases, a dose escalation phase and a dose expansion phase. For dose escalation, the primary objective is to estimate the maximum tolerated dose of AEB071 in patients with diffuse large b-cell lymphoma. The endpoint for this objective will be occurrence of Dose Limiting Toxicity. For dose expansion, the primary objective is to characterize the safety and tolerability of the maximum tolerated dose or recommended phase 2 dose of AEB071 in patients with diffuse large b-cell lymphoma. The endpoints for this objective will be occurrence of Adverse Events (AEs), Serious Adverse Events (SAEs), assessment of clinical laboratory values, and vital sign measurements.
|Study Intervention
|Clinical Trial Phase
|Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma
|Drug: AEB071
|Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Interventional
|Study Design:
|Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|An Open-Label, Single-arm, Phase I Study of AEB071 (a Protein Kinase C Inhibitor) in Patients With CD79-mutant Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma
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Primary Outcome Measures For Clinical Trial:
- Frequency of Dose Limiting Toxicity (DLT) during cycle 1 (Dose Escalation phase) [ Time Frame: Cycle 1 (28 days) ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Number of Pparticipants reporting Serious Adverse Events and Adverse Events (Dose Expansion phase) [ Time Frame: Baseline, 28 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Secondary Outcome Measures For Clinical Trial:
- Overall Response Rate, using NHLIWG criteria [ Time Frame: Baseline, 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Assess the overall response rate to AEB071
- Number of Participants reporting Serious Adverse Events and Adverse Events [ Time Frame: Baseline, 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- AEB071 PK parameters including Cmax, tmax, AUCt, Ctrough, CL/F and RA [ Time Frame: First 7 months of treatment period ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Evaluate the single and multiple dose PK of AEB071 in patients with Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma (DLBCL)
- Pre and post-dose gene and protein expression of cytokines and any correlations with exposure to AEB071 [ Time Frame: First 7 months of treatment period ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Assess the pharmacodynamic response to AEB071 in Lymphoma and blood specimens
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|November 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|August 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Assigned Study Interventions
|Experimental: AEB071
|Drug: AEB071
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) with activating mutations in CD79 (A or B subunits). DLBCL that arose from transformed indolent lymphoma is allowed.
Prior treatment and relapse following anthracycline-based chemotherapy and autologous bone marrow or stem cell transplant. Patients who are not transplant eligible may be considered for the study following a single regimen of chemotherapy such as R-CHOP or R-EPOCH alone. There is no limit to prior therapy allowed.
- Patients may be treated with localized radiation to as many as two sites of disease, so long as measurable or evaluable disease remains at untreated sites.
- Patients may be treated with corticosteriods immediately prior to enrollment and during the course of the study treatment as long as steriod treatment is tapered to a toal daily dosage of 10mg or less of prednisone (or it's equivalent) prior to AEB071 administration
- WHO performance status of ≤2
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients at screening who are treated with strong inducers or inhibitors of cytochrome P450 3A4 (CYP3A4) that can not be discontinued.
- Impaired cardiac function or clinically significant cardiac diseases, including any of the following:
- History or presence of ventricular tachyarrhythmia
- Presence of unstable atrial fibrillation (ventricular response > 100 bpm); Patients with stable atrial fibrillation are eligible, provided they do not meet any of the other cardiac exclusion criteria.
- Angina pectoris or acute myocardial infarction ≤ 3 months prior to starting study drug
- Other clinically significant heart disease (e.g., symptomatic congestive heart failure; uncontrolled arrhythmia or hypertension; history of labile hypertension or poor compliance with an antihypertensive regimen)
- Patients with another malignancy that was treated within the last three years with the exceptions of localized basal cell carcinoma and cervical carcinoma.
- Patients with impairment of GI function or GI disease that could interfere with the absorption of AEB071.
Patients with a known history of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
- HIV testing is not required as part of this study
Patients with a known history of active hepatitis B or C infection unless they are on antiviral therapy
- The determination of active hepatitis status should be as per standard of care at each site
- Hepatitis B and C testing is not required as part of this study
Time since the last prior therapy for treatment of underlying malignancy**:
- Cytotoxic chemotherapy: ≤ than the duration of the most recent cycle of the previous regimen (with a minimum of 2 weeks for all)
- Biologic therapy (e.g., antibodies): ≤ 4 weeks
≤ 5 x t1/2 of a small molecule therapeutic, not otherwise defined above
**Patients must have recovered or stabilized from all toxicities related to their previous treatment except for alopecia
- Patients with any history of significant coagulopathy or a medical condition requiring long term systemic anticoagulation that would interfere with biopsies.
- Patients having undergone major surgery less than 4 weeks prior to enrollment or that have not fully recovered from prior surgery.
- Pregnant or nursing (lactating) women
Other protocol-defined inclusion/exclusion criteria may apply
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01402440
|Contact: Novartis Pharmaceuticals


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Rise In All-Cash Home Sales Frustrates Bay Area First-Time BuyersReal estate firms are reporting a record number of Bay Area homes are being bought with cash, making it increasingly difficult for first-time homebuyers to get their offers accepted.
Many Contra Costa Mortgages Still Underwater Despite Rising Home PricesA large portion of property owners in Contra Costa County remain underwater, making payments on mortgages higher than the value of the home, even though overall home prices in the San Francisco Bay Area are climbing upward once again.
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All campers need to eat prior to arriving
-Amarillo/Canyon meet at the Amarillo West Campus (6100 Soncy) at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
-Lubbock meet at the Lubbock Campus (6202 Milwaukee) at 11:00 a.m.
-Dalhart meet at Dalhart Campus (409 Denrock) at 12:45 p.m.
-Big Spring meet at the Hillside Church Offices (1701 Scurry St.) at 9:00 a.m.
-Clovis meet at the Clovis Campus (300 W 14th St.) at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) MT
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-Amarillo/Canyon returning to the Amarillo West Campus (6100 Soncy) at approximately 5:00 p.m.
-Lubbock returning to the Lubbock Campus (6202 Milwaukee) at approximately 5:30 p.m.
-Dalhart returning to the Dalhart Campus (409 Denrock) at approximately 4:30 p.m.
-Big Spring returning to the Hillside Church offices (1701 Scurry St.) at approximately 7:15 p.m.
-Clovis returning to the Clovis Campus (300 W 14th St.) at approximately 3:00 p.m. MT
We will provide live updates the day of return through the Hillside App.
Packing List
Elementary Camp Packing List
What does my student need to bring?
Refillable Water bottle – labeled with name
Backpack (to carry during the day)
Comfy clothes
Messy clothes
Light jacket for cool nights
Tennis Shoes
Water shoes for lake
Sleeping bag
Snacks (please do not bring peanuts or snacks containing peanuts)
Money for souvenirs (optional)
Wristwatch (optional)
Raingear (rainjacket or poncho)
Appropriate swimwear (1 piece for girls)
2 Towels (1 for shower and 1 for lake)
Attire for Wiki Wiki Coco Loco Luau Theme Night
What should my student not bring?
Cell phone (see below for more info)
Short shorts
Sagging pants
Two-piece swimsuit
Spaghetti strap shirts
Low cut tops
Homemade super tanks – cut down to the waist under the arm
Weapons of any kind
Theme Night
What is the Elementary Camp Theme Night?
Wiki Wiki Coco Loco Luau Night! Bring out your best luau garb. Think flowered shirts, grass skirts, leis….
Communicating With Your Camper
We recognize that more than ever our culture relies on digital connection, especially via smart phones and other Internet connected devices. To help create the best experience, our camp will be a phone and internet device free environment.
The heart behind this recommendation is to help our campers:
• be free from distraction.
• have a chance to unplug (kids and teens need this too!)
• bond with friends and Small Group Leaders at camp.
• reduce homesickness and the need to feel connected to things happening back at home with family and friends.
However, we understand that each family and each camper has unique needs. We want to honor those needs. If you feel that your camper needs to have access to a phone during camp please talk with us ahead of time.
Emergency Contact Info
If a family emergency arises and you need to reach your camper, please contact our Emergency Hotline (number will be provided at camp check-in). In the event that your child is injured or becomes ill while at camp parents and/or guardians will be contacted as soon as possible. We will have nurses and other medical professionals with us at all times to aid in assessing and addressing any illnesses or injuries.
Sending Letters
We definitely encourage parents and other close family and friends to send letters along with students as they go to camp. Given that we are only at camp for a short period of time, we would prefer that you actually send the letters with your camper in their luggage as opposed to trying to send them in the mail. Use these letters to let your child know that you are praying for them or just to say, "I love you!"
The Hillside App
We also want to make sure that parents and families are able to stay in touch with what is happening at camp. We are expecting God to move in amazing ways. To stay connected, download the "Hillside Christian Church" App and go to the Events section.
Medication Card
If your student needs to take medication during camp, please print out our camper Medication Card. A completed Medication Card is required for all medications sent to camp. Please remember that all medications (both prescription and OTC) must be in their original containers. Ensure that the Medication Card is completed, signed, and enclosed with your camper's medication in a resealable baggie. All medication and the Medication Card will be turned over to the Camp Nurse when your camper checks-in.
Where is camp?
Glorieta, New Mexico at Glorieta Camps
What happens at camp?
With Hillside, camp is all about fun, faith, and friends. Children will be challenged in their faith with dynamic speakers, equipped small group leaders, and powerful worship experiences.
Why should I send my child to camp?
We believe in camp. We believe that the changed-lives that happen at camp catapult kids into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. Camp will allow your kid to have fun, build relationships, and experience the love of Jesus.
Where is the group staying?
We are staying in dorms at Glorieta Camps.
What are the travel arrangements?
We have chartered buses and vans for the trip. We will transport everyone to Glorieta and will also all return together on the chartered vehicles.
Can my child invite friends? What if their friends don't attend Hillside?
We love it when our students and kids invite their friends – especially if they don't attend church at all. We do our best to make sure friends are grouped together for the week. So be sure to have guests mention that they'd like to be placed with your student or kid when they register. We'll do what we can to make that happen.
How much does it cost?
$390: Now – Camp
$100 is due upon registration. Final payment is due by June 1.
What is the refund policy?
Full refunds are available before April 17. April 17 – June 1 only the $100 deposit is nonrefundable. There will be no refunds after June 1.
Camp Scholarships Available
Some financial assistance is available for those in need. Applying for a scholarship does not guarantee that you will receive assistance. There are a limited number of scholarships available at each campus. CLICK HERE to fill out the scholarship application. Someone from our staff will contact you once your application is received.
Camp Hotline
Have a question or an issue?
Call the Camp Info Hotline at 1-855-HCC-CAMP (1-855-422-2267).


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The Masters of Euphemism
"I need stability in my life" (So you are wrecking the one bit of stability you have?).
"You are really special to me"(So special, in fact, that you are doing this to me in public?).
"I think we should see other people" (I am…)
I think the worst part of breaking up is that it usually happens when you least expect it to. You meet for a drink, she is nice to you, normally complements on your hair or clothes and then BAMM moves in for the kill. There follows an awkward silence and then the inevitable moment when she cries. This is not for your benefit. It is a carefully stage-managed thing that women do to dispel any rumours that she is being a heartless cow. Then you sit, make small talk and you bumble on about nothing.
Some men choose to storm out in a theatrical manner. Some men chat up the barmaid or text their pretty female friends for hugs and sympathy ('cos you know that'll piss her off). Me? I choose the dignified option: introspection and Brown Ale. The worst possible time to be broken up with is just after a trip to the bar, because you have to sit and mull over all of the pain together until you have drunk up and can go your separate ways…
An Ipod is a useful weapon at this point. When she heads to the bathroom for tissues you can delve back into your favourite albums to offset the tears. Unless of course you were listening to The Smiths on your way to this rendezvous only to pick things up halfway through Morrissey crooning "I Know It's Over". You feel a salty taste in the back of your mouth and so hastily head to the bar.
You go through a myriad of emotions over the subsequent hours. Pain, hurt, anger, depression. You question how it has got to this stage? Is it something I said? Was it something I cooked? Is there someone else involved?
Until you finally reach acceptance, attempt to be positive and delve into the World of literature…
The concluding part of The Dolls House would be so much better if instead of falling to his knees and begging Nora to stay Torvald went, "actually…fuck her. Now I can watch Match of the Day in peace and put a dartboard in the spare room". Ibsen was missing a trick there. The final act could end with him posting an advert on Gumtree,
"WANTED. Nubile flatmate. Preferably in blonde. No tarantella dancers please".