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I feel like in baby jail! The other night mommy was trying to vacuum bubba's room and my room, so she put me in my crib. I was ok while she was in my room, but when she left it was a whole other story. She pulled up the side since I can sit up on my knees and am trying to pull up. I could not get out and I couldn't see MOMMY! I got really upset. When she came back in the room, she laughed at me and asked if I was in baby jail. I did not think she was funny at all!
Monday, April 27, 2009
Baby Jail
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Busy Soccer Saturday
Saturday was an especially long "soccer Saturday." We started the cold morning with a 9am soccer game. That game went really well. Riley still has not scored a goal. He is so close. I just knew it was going to happen Saturday, but unfortunately the ball always went wide of the goal. But the main thing is he is learning so much. I am so proud of how far he has come in this short season. Riley is such a hustler. He is always right there involved in the action. After the first game we had a break. We went home, did some laundry, and played for a little bit. Then it was time to grab lunch and head back to the fields for pictures. Oh, and did I mention that Randy was out of town for all of this!! Pictures with a group of 3 & 4 year olds is always such an "interesting" adventure. Riley will either have a serious look or a cheesy smile in his individual picture or the team picture. I just had to stand back and laugh during the team picture. We had tears, yes I said tears, and runaways during the team picture. But luckily none of them involved my sweet boy! What can I say, my son knows about taking pictures!
Immediately following pictures, we had our second game. This game was a fiasco. You could tell that our team all needed a nap. They spent most of the game on the ground and truly had no idea what was going on. It was kind of sad. Absolutely no hustle left, even from my "wild thing."
Here is the first example of the chaos. Notice the girl at the bottom, the ball was in the middle of the dog pile. I have no idea what she is kicking at. That just explains the game... But I think Alex is ready to join the team. After a whole day of activity, she wanted out of that stroller. She had so much fun playing with Riley's soccer ball.
Immediately following pictures, we had our second game. This game was a fiasco. You could tell that our team all needed a nap. They spent most of the game on the ground and truly had no idea what was going on. It was kind of sad. Absolutely no hustle left, even from my "wild thing."
Here is the first example of the chaos. Notice the girl at the bottom, the ball was in the middle of the dog pile. I have no idea what she is kicking at. That just explains the game... But I think Alex is ready to join the team. After a whole day of activity, she wanted out of that stroller. She had so much fun playing with Riley's soccer ball.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Temper, Temper
OK it is 2:15 in the morning and I am listening to Alex throw the biggest temper tantrum. I made the mistake last week of giving her a bottle in the middle of the night. So of course, now I am having to fix the waking up in the middle of the night again. Here's the scenario: She woke up at 1:00. I went in and changed her diaper. Then I turned her back over and told her "no bottle". She looked up at me and immediately started SCREAMING! I picked her up and tried to rock her. She continued screaming. I then told her that I was not giving in to her temper tantrum and walked out of the room. This process has been going on for 1 hour and 15 minutes and doesn't seem to be slowing. The biggest thing I can tell is by her cry. She is really pissed off at me. But I know if I give in now, then I ruin everything that I have worked the last hour for. The only problem is I DO have to go to work. How am I ever going to get any sleep? Did I mention that I have to get up in 3 hours??????
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Monday, April 20, 2009
listening ears
I wanted to tell a funny little story about Riley. Saturday we were on our way to the soccer game when Riley asked me a question. I answered him. He then said, "What did you say Momma I couldn't hear you." So this time, I turned around and restated my answer. This time I could tell that he wasn't listening. So I asked, "Riley, are you listening to me?" He responded, "No, I turned my listening ears off!"
What a stinker!
What a stinker!
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Last Wednesday, my parents & I took the kids to Ennis to the Bluebonnet trails. At first we had to convince Riley that the flowers were not going to scratch him. But he settled in eventually. We saw some beautiful bluebonnets. Always messing with little sister.... Look, Mommy even got to pose Mommy & Alex
Then we ended the evening with a wonderful dinner at Freebird's! YUM! I really miss having a Freebirds close to us!
Then we ended the evening with a wonderful dinner at Freebird's! YUM! I really miss having a Freebirds close to us!
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Just Jumping Around
This weekend I finally got Alex's jumper put together! She of course loved it. Although she has not figured out the jumping part yet. She really liked it when I bounced her and just playing with all the new toys within her reach. We had a pretty slow weekend. On Saturday, Riley had a soccer game. He is really improving. He had two break aways with him kicking the ball downfield. Unfortunately on the first he kicked it off to the side and the second time, he tripped over the ball. I guess he has too much of his mommy's klutziness in him. But he was so close, maybe next weekend he will score!
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Church Egg Hunt
Saturday was our church egg hunt. This year our church publicized it broadly to the community. So it was VERY crowded. Riley did not get as many eggs this year, but he didn't seem to miss the extras. He still ate all of his candy before we left the park.
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Dying Eggs
Dying Eggs was a little different this year. Jamie & Chad did not get to come up early because Chad had to work. So Nana, Riley, Gampa, & Mommy dyed the eggs. Riley actually decided that he liked to paint them even better. I don't know where this artsy side comes from. Definitely not his parents.
After dying eggs, we dyed the baby! OK, not really but Alex was one really messy eater while her Nana was feeding her!
After dying eggs, we dyed the baby! OK, not really but Alex was one really messy eater while her Nana was feeding her!
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The Egg Hunt
This year Riley had a little competition in the egg hunting. His baby cousin Caleb decided to take part in the action with a little help from his daddy, Chad. I wish I could say that Alex also participated, but she was sound asleep. She had insisted on staying awake all through lunch and the hanging out in the house. Then just before we were ready to hide the eggs, she gave out. And they are off! Who will get the first egg??? Did you find one in the chiminea?
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Easter pictures
On Saturday we started our Easter rush. We had Riley's soccer game at 9 Saturday morning. He of course had so much fun again. This game involved lots more running and less falling down in one big dog pile. After coming home to clean up and eat lunch we headed off to Portrait Innovations to have our Easter pictures taken. Unfortunately when we arrived we found out they were running 30 minutes behind schedule. Although this worked out for the best because both kids were naping in the car. I stayed in the car while they slept and my mom sat in the studio waiting for our turn. Riley did not wake up in a good mood, but our "baby whisperer" photograper worked magic.
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Almost crawling!
Alex is soooo close to crawling. She gets up on all fours and rocks back and forth. But she just can't figure out how to move forward. You can tell by the look on her face that she is starting to get really frustrated that she can not get what she wants.
Nationwide Race
This weekend we went to the Nascar races. As usual it was quite the Farris event. This year we added a few more women (yea!) and Riley! Uncle Jerry, Aunt Lovena, Danielle, Jason, & Ryan enjoying the warmth & sunshine
Daddy & Riley - This was Riley's 1st car races. I forgot to bring him a hat to shade his eyes, so he borrowed mine. He looks the part of a true Nascar fan though.
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DARWIN'S NIGHTMARE is truly that: a nightmare. Filmed on-location in Tanzania along the banks of the massive Lake Victoria, director Hubert Sauper puts the lens of his camera in the face of everyone involved in this human atrocity …from those who aid it, to those at the bottom of its global circumstances.
The focus is on the gigantic Nile Perch, a freshwater fish of unbelievable size, who was unfortunately introduced to Lake Victoria and has decimated the native fish population. On the upside, however, is the new economy brought by the Nile Perch. Million dollar fish packing operations abound and jobs are available …but only to a few hundred natives. The remainder live in squalor and on starvation's doorstep. All of the fish, without exception, is flown out of Africa to richer, more affluent, neighboring continents (mostly Europe). The money being made by the IMF and a few select companies is impressive, but can it last?
Mr. Sauper has done something extraordinary. Without putting in any bias, he has allowed this story to unfold on its own. I've never, EVER, seen a documentary like this. I was appalled by the educational system in Tanzania (basically nonexistent) and yet startled by the realization that none of the Tanzanians know or care about the globalization that is causing much of their problems (again, an educational issue). One of the natives that Mr. Sauper interviewed even wished that war would spill over from Angola and into Tanzania so that he could have "better work". Incredible!
AIDS, of course, is an ever present item in Africa, and Tanzania is no exception. But the additional problem here is that there are few facilities to care for the infected. On many of the large islands on Lake Victoria, there are no doctors, hospitals, or dispensaries. Prostitution is widespread as women become widowed and have no source of income. Children are on the street, fighting for fists full of rice, early victims of AIDS after losing their parents. And what is the world doing about this …?
The hidden side-story in the documentary is "what's on the planes when they land in Tanzania." High-level officials say, "Nothing." But truth be told (by one of the pilots interviewed) sometimes weapons are shipped in on the planes, destined for war-torn areas of Africa. No food. No humanitarian supplies. Nothing else makes it in to Tanzania. We (the world) take from Africa, and all we give it is more death and destruction. This isn't stated directly in the film, but is easily surmised through the interviews.
Finally, there's the airport. Almost as much a character in the film as anyone, this landing field (I hesitate to call it an airport) is a ramshackle building with flies, bees, and broken equipment, resulting in many airliner mishaps throughout the years. A testament to the unspoken fact that the world has no intentions of developing this area. We'll take until there's nothing left, then we'll leave Tanzania and her people to her final verdict. Death!


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We went on a nature walk down the two track again, well ... the girls and I did their brother stayed at home to have "guy time" with Dad. And then it was a two mile walk one way down the main street of our little down town area and stopping at every waterfront park along the way. Of course the two mile walk back the opposite side of the street. Then the Cracker Jack's went to catechism at the church while I did a fast lesson with Peanut on a bench right next to the water about Mary and Jesus.
|"Class" this morning.
|Nature walk with the girls.
|On the river facing Canada.
|Freighter propeller!
|Our Church.
|Cracker Jacks getting ready to walk inside.
|Peanut listening to a story about Mary as a little girl.
|Coloring the picture from our lesson.
|She had to find out how cold the water was.
Answer? COLD
|Just too cute not to share.
|Peanut trying to read the sign at the outdoor ampatheater while Mommy pays tries to get a good shot of the "big boat".
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TRAVELLING TO California to work with a name producer instead of staying home with a 4-track may have cost Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist, the couple otherwise known as Over The Rhine, a chance to make their Nebraska.
The Long Surrender is about learning to turn your troubles over to a higher power, something they've recently watched friends struggle with in a variety of ways. The songs are heartfelt and extremely well written, usually needing nothing more than piano for accompaniment, as illustrated in the demo versions I've paired with album cuts and on tracks like Infamous Love Songs and Oh Yeah By the Way. If only Only God Can Save Us Now was done that way too!
It is a terrific, at times brilliant album well worth buying. A home demos only version might have be one of the great albums of all time, however.
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First, a little history...
In January 2009, we launched a design blog called DesignTies. The name came from the fact that although we live on opposite sides of the country - Kelly's in Ottawa and Victoria's in Vancouver - we were tied together by our love of design. Design + Tied Together = DesignTies. Plus what's a few thousand miles between friends anyway :-)
Although blogging together was a blast, a variety of factors led us retiring from writing DesignTies (DT) in the fall of 2010
It was bittersweet leaving DT behind, but for Kelly, the retirement of DT meant the start of a new adventure - the creation of a new blog called JAX does design. Kelly continued to write about her love of design, plus travel, animals, and food. Health and stress issues had been a major factor in Victoria stepping back from DT. But by the Spring of 2011, Victoria committed to a slower posting pace and started writing a new blog called Édin's House.
It was fun and challenging to write a blog without a partner. But even though Kelly found some success with JAX does design, both Kelly and Victoria found that blogging alone just wsn't the same. We needed our side-kick back! After a little back and forth, we decided to relaunch DT together. And now...
DesignTies is back!
We couldn't "slide into our old pair of jeans" though; a new look AND name were in order! Wait. Whoa! But we'd branded ourselves as DesignTies and we were remembered that way by many of our followers. Could we be DesignTies II? Hmmm, kind of awkward.
Then it came to us almost simultaneously = DTTD (our funky little take on DesignTies II). The conceptualizing of our tagline came next. Again, pretty easy... because it's what we'd always done with DT, only we'd never formalized it in our branding before: imagine.design.create!
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Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Cognitive Dissonance in the Equities or Simply Out of Position
This week, I'm working on my monthly press cycle for a magazine I write for. During weeks like this, I am often distracted and choose not to trade. Nonetheless, I monitor the markets for things of interest. Today, I spotted clearly what I had been suspecting for the past couple of weeks...
Since President Trumps speech to the Congress, the U.S. Equities markets have rallied into all time highs (white space) where the formation of market profile continents and island formations have been observed on clean canvas.
The equity markets include the ES, YM and NQ (S&P 500, Dow & Nasdaq E-Mini contracts).
1) J. Dalton teaches that markets which travel to precise visual locations (i.e. highs, lows, points of control, etc.) are typical of Short Time Frame traders in control.
2) Observations of the price action during the day finds Short Time Frame traders have been in frequent control during the past 20 days, with price action typically reacting to visual market profile structural features.
3) Price action amongst the three equities appears to be close to being similar.
4) Over the past 20 days:
4a) The NQ has formed a prominent continent and prominent island. Today, price closed in the NQ island.
4b) The YM & ES has formed prominent continents, mediocre islands, and additionally reinforcing the composite market profile structure "south" of the 20 day Points of Control.
4b1) This is so prevalent in the YM, that a case may be made that sellers are potentially short in the hole at present.
4b2) Presently, the ES is sitting in a Low Volume Area between the continent and the "southern" volume mass.
Given Item 3, that the price action appears to attempt to move in unison, the situation has arisen where MP structural "road bumps" in one market will appear as "pauses" in other the other equity markets for what immediately appear to be as no good reason.
For the time being, while the three equity markets are highly correlated and until a Longer Time Frame trader steps in, it seems prudent for the while to monitor price action throughout the day of all three equities - Not simply trade what's in front of you but "what's in front of you".
In the charts below, note the
- Similar price action in the equities for the past 5-8 trading days (3)
- The similar/malformations of the 20 day composite Market Profile (4)
- Today's price with respect of the different MP terrains.
- Also seen the notes within each graphic.
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Thursday, June 9, 2016
Big and little
If you were reading the post yesterday, another photo of my recent day trip will appear. This one is from Belgrade....a lone kayaker paddles alongside a biiiiig barge that is actually a floating sports center....doesn't move around.
Posted by Bibi at 12:00 AM
5 comments:
- William Kendall said...
Strange to think of a sports centre out on the water!
- June 8, 2016 at 11:27 PM
- bill burke said...
Strange that a sports centre would be anchored in the water. Maybe its cheaper than having it on land. I like the contrast with the kayaker, makes him so tiny.
- June 9, 2016 at 12:11 AM
- Lowell said...
Just when I think I've seen everything! A floating sports center. With my luck, I go to work out and end up getting seasick! :)
- June 9, 2016 at 12:18 AM
- Bob Crowe said...
No danger of a collision, then.
I watch the big barge flotillas gliding up and down the Mississippi from my office window all day long. Slow but very powerful.
- June 9, 2016 at 4:45 AM
- Gaelyn said...
I too am surprised about a floating sports center. Does that mean there is more water than land? Great contrast in size here.
- June 10, 2016 at 8:50 AM
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by John and Diane.
Whether you are dealing with a bio-kid, an adopted or foster child or a stepchild, when parents or caregivers don't agree on discipline or the fact that there are behavioral issues with the child, there is a huge problem, both between the spouses and for the child.
Whether you are dealing with a bio-kid, an adopted or foster child or a stepchild, when parents or caregivers don't agree on discipline or the fact that there are behavioral issues with the child, there is a huge problem, both between the spouses and for the child.
Unfortunately, this is a problem I have heard about from many of our readers and friends, especially when it comes to children with reactive detachment disorders. The reason for this? RAD kids are especially bright, manipulative and love to play caregivers against each other when they sense that there is a weakness between them.
Especially problematic for a stepparent who comes into a delicate parenting situation already, trying to tell a bio-parent that their child might have an attachment disorder and may have behavioral issues may seem like a marriage ender. The child might act like the perfect kid when the bio Mom or Dad is home and like a little terror when the bio parent is away.
So, what are you to do when you are at home with a RAD kid and get no support? You try to set boundaries and use tools to control the behavior you see, and try to get the other parent to agree and support your use of things like House rules, Chore lists, disciplinary and reward charts and other tools. If the other parent refuses, you still have an option.
This is the exact issue that was brought to us on the blog. The step-Mom of an 8-year-old RAD kid who displayed manipulative and tantrum behavior at home had a bio-Dad that didn't support the use of any disciplinary tools. The step-Mom felt helpless.
Her solution, although extreme, was based on the fact that the child was intelligent and that the step Mom had no support from the Father. The step Mom had to turn the tables on the RAD child and use the child's desire to be liked against her.
After a talk with the husband, relenting to his wish that she just "leave the step child to do what she wants," we talked to the step Mom about a "fall-back" technique. We instructed her to, instead of catering to the child, just do the bare minimum and to isolate the child socially from her normal nurturing style.
So, for example, instead of providing the child her favorite cereal in the morning, give her a lesser cereal, leave it on the table, in the box, alongside a bowl and the milk, instead of serving it to her. Do not say "good morning," do not smile at her, do not stay and eat with her. Give her the cold shoulder.
The child will ask what is wrong … say, "Nothing." Continue the "cold shoulder" behavior and soon the child will start behaving like a "good" child to try to get the step Mom to "like" her again. The child will try to manipulate the step Mom into doing nice things for her again by acting nice and behaving—which is after all, the desired behavior. This time, however, the child is doing it herself because she sees that she will be the one to get the reward or the punishment for the good or bad behavior.
So, by the Step-Mom changing how she acts towards the child, she can manipulate the child's behavior to an extent. Until she can get her husband on board with the other techniques or get a doctor or counselor to back her up with a diagnosis, at least this technique can give the Step Mom something proactive to do and help her make it through the day.
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Annette K. Briesacher nee Wolfe, age 100 of Belleville, IL, born October 30, 1913 in Belleville, IL, passed away at 6am on Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at Relais Bonne Eau Hospice Home in Edwardsville, IL.
Annette was a school secretary and retired in 1979. She attended St. John's United Church of Christ in Smithton, IL. She loved to travel.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Anna nee Muskopf Wolfe; her first husband, Allan Ingle; her second husband, Herschel Briesacher; a niece, Patricia Trampe; and a step son, Allan Ingle, Jr.
She is survived by her sister, Ruth Phillips of Smithton, IL; nephew, Rick (Pat) Rehg of Collinsville, IL; nephew Robert Trampe of South Lake TX; great nieces and nephews; great great and great great great nieces and nephews; three step grandchildren; and a step daughter-in-law, Dorothy Ingle of KS.
Visitation will be from 10am to 11am Monday, April 14, 2014 at St. John's United Church of Christ, 315 South Smith Street, Smithton, IL.
Funeral service will be at 11am following the visitation with Rev. Greg Bouck officiating. Burial will be in Valhalla Cemetery, Belleville, IL.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Southern Illinois; St. John's United Church of Christ or donor's choice.
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Did that get your attention? I will get to that in a minute. First of all lets talk about a race report.
I did a little ( well it wasnt little)
Long story short i had hopes of using this as my run test. Usually my run test ends up being on the TM of sweat bc our roads are slippery and its too cold to get my HR above 155 and my HRM freezes anyways. So i was praying the Garmin would not go wacky in the cold. When i was warming up it was jumping around doing its usual "I am cold and cant get a good connection" telling me i was running my warm up at 180bpm. Lovely. "dear coach, my HR max was 220. I am in an ambulance now with tachycardia." Can we use this data?
I knew the course was long, but i didnt care. I would rather run a long 5k than one where i run 17 minutes and know i didnt get that time. When the gun went off ( we were following the 10k) I was towards the front and pretty much held that position. I was next to two girls i know, one a runner and one a fellow triathlete. By mile 1 they had dropped back and i was running in 5th, behind runner people. Around mile 2 I caught the #4 woman and i really felt good. I sorta was watching my Garmin but i really dont think its good (for me) to be focused in that. I would glance to be sure i didnt go out too fast or take a corner too fast, but since the course had a few turns and some paths, etc...it gave some time to watch your footing and not get too carried away. I knew it was long bc at around 3 miles i was starting to feel like i had run HARD. And I knew we had almost a half mile to go. I was right on the heels of the
Mostly i was happy bc I can use the data for my Run Testing for this year and I actually RAN FAST! I really had doubts having done NO speed work. I did some pick ups in Aspen but that felt like i was running at 8000 feet, Oh I was. Not exactly a confidence booster. I won a cool mug and i won a $20 Gift Cert at a running store. And I won some confidence as well. That is priceless. ( and yes I know that isnt as good as the commercials you hear on TV)
Then it was so nice out ( and so windy) that i went for a ride with my buddy Kyle. Kyle is 6 foot 6 and super draft-off-able. He has been a valuable friend as we go thru this cancer stuff, and I cant thank he and his wife, Shelley, enough for their love and support. Not to mention that he will usually go ride anytime and do whatever wko i suggest:) Gotta love people that will just do MY wko, no matter what.
And come to think of that i usually have that with my guy friends. Hmm...
After the first "Double" in a long long time was done i was pooped. It's super dry here so i had a wicked sore throat and since i am not a a puker when i run, i tend to think i didnt run hard enough:) Sorry Coach. But i do breathe hard and i usually get a good GI upset. I sure had the "Asthma, i ran hard" going but no GI issues. I have a new pre race nutrition deal i have been trying so sometime i will share that with you. And while we are on that subject, lets get back to my lead in link....
If this turns into a RANT style paragraph i am sorry. But what is up with the Off Season "lets do a cleanse" thing? I cant say i know all about Colo-Rectal stuff but i know enough about it to know that unless you have any of the noted "diagnoses" and i do know that some people have Crohn's or Celiac Disease, then yes by all means listen to your MD and do what you need to do. The rest of us that are bored, feeling heavy, feeling depressed bc the Vit D isnt cutting it and you are used to being outside 5 hours a day, read up on what your AMAZING BODY does for itself! I am always giggling and then feeling a bit disgusted, that people actually think that the walls of your small intestine get lined with "Crud" ( to be a bit more PG here) and that somehow its like you need to clean em off by doing some sort of "Cleanse," natural or not!
Ask any MD that does colonoscopies for a living, they have you do some prep work of course, but its not like there is grafitti all over the inside of your small intestine. And as for the Liver Cleanse...unless you are really drinking up a storm, or as i said, you have some diagnosed situation, your liver isnt like the ohio river.
To be honest i nearly didnt write this, bc I dont really care. I thought to myself "why do i care if people are doing this?" and the reason i did write it is that even if I dont care I know how easy it is to be "swayed" into thinking that someone has some great idea and i dont want to miss out on it. Here is my idea: If you want to be obsessed with food, go on some restricitve cleanse. Spend alot of time shopping and worrying when you "cheat," as defined by ?? you or your source, and then in the mean time, be tired, and cranky, and your loved ones will thank you for that since they felt they had just gotten you back after all the summer months spent training. Or on the other hand you can just enjoy the off season, move your body some, suck wind big time when you have to do a test on the run swim or bike, eat well, but not so well that you miss out on the things you love, love your family and enjoy them, and wake up knowing that you are not in as good of shape as you were but you can get back there when the time is right.
And now that sounded a bit like we should be sitting in a bath tub overlooking a mountain view, doesnt it.
If that offends anyone, sorry. But I walk a fine line somedays with wanting to tell every one of my readers, that if one day out of nowhere you were told you had 12 mos to live, would you worry about how pure your diet is?
Thanks for reading the ups and downs of my journey:) and my rants.


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The Japanese government has been wary of companies from China, South Korea and other third countries doing business on the four islands called the Northern Territories in Japan and the Southern Kurils in Russia. They were seized by the Soviet Union at the end of World War II.
The business deal could overshadow talks between Tokyo and Moscow toward realizing joint economic activities in the region agreed late last year at a meeting of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Rostelecom PSJC has picked the Chinese telecom technology company for the project to build a 940-kilometer undersea cable linking the city of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and major towns on three of the four islands -- Etorofu, Kunashiri and Shikotan.
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An official at Huawei's Russian unit said the project will help improve the livelihood of residents and narrow information gaps.
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"Are there many people in your country?" she asked.
"Hundreds!" said David. "In fact, I think millions. Why?"
"Can they all read that Book?" demanded Lela.
"Yes, everyone can read in England," answered David proudly.
"Then why don't they come and tell us all?" cried Lela. "What are they doing? No one in our village knows anything about it."
This is a section from a book the kids and I just finished reading called Three Go Searching by Patricia St. John. As I read this passage a lump rose in my throat and I almost could not go on. WHY? Why do we keep the Answer to the world's hurts, sorrows, troubles to ourselves? There are people who have never even heard the name of Jesus. There are people who are living in hopelessness and pain who do not know that there is a Refuge, a Friend, a Healer, and a Savior.
Chris and our team (another missionary, 2 2year workers, 4 4month workers- All American as well as 11 Kenyan students!) are currently sharing the Light of the world with those who are in darkness on the Kenyan coast. I am so proud of them. They are being bold witnesses in a place where it isn't that easy to do so. It is extremely hot and humid right now there (with no air conditioning to escape to) and this and other physical hardships make it difficult to even think straight sometimes.
Why don't we go? In Ms. St. John's book David replies, "I suppose they are too busy doing other things." May we not be guilty of this! It is SO easy to be occupied with very busy lives. May we not neglect the nearness of God and the listening to His voice, so that when He calls and says, "Go", we are ready!


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text: When the weather starts to get crisp and chilly, there's nothing better than a warm cup of coffee. While staying at the Ace Hotel in Manhattan (we highly recommend staying there), darling one and darling two stumbled upon Stumptown Coffee, an amazing little coffee shop in the hotel lobby. The charming baristas wear fabulous fedoras, vintage suspenders and warm smiles as they make perfect cups of coffee and cappuccino. And as lovers of all things vintage, the retro vibe and intimate space provide a great atmosphere. If you're ever in the city, make sure to stop by this winter. xo.


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Yes a Christmas card, one down yet so many more to go lol.
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Christmas Edwin
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Fantastic card love the design and the image is fabulous. Caroline xxxReplyDelete
Christmas Edwin or Liam, the best. Cute personalized christmas card. TamaraReplyDelete
Brilliant Edwin card gorgeous colours thank you for joining us at Here Comes the Boys and good luck Ginny ♥ReplyDelete
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Hey Tracey, Fab card, Thanks for joining us at the here comes the boys challenge, good luck with your entry, Mandz xoxReplyDelete
OOOOOH How cute is this card! My fav Easel card!! LOve the colours too. Thanks for playing at Here Come The Boys Woo xReplyDelete
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Okay, I guess I am a bit naive. I thought last weeks exterior for Just the Ten of Us would be more of a challenge. Do you guys just know every exterior? The winner? Wipa12 and Patrick Pj Walters? Are they the same person? I am not sure? So Wipa12 or/and Patrick Pj Walters, could you please confirm? Either way, this puts Wipa12 at the top of the Leaderboard (maybe by 2 points). So congrats, that long standing first place tie has been broken!
So you would think that I would decide to avoid exteriors, but I am hoping one of these will slow you down. As always you get 1 point for getting it right first here in the comments and one for being the first on Facebook. I will not be posting Name that Show on the Retroist fanpage on Facebook, so just follow this link OR be the first to post it there for a bonus point (although I must admit, I post it there pretty quickly). Oh and move fast on the answer because you would be surprised how quickly people answer these things. Wondering who is on the top? Make sure to check the leaderboards.
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British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Vol. 24, #3, 2016
Dialectica, Vol. 70, #2, 2016
Erkenntnis, Vol. 81, #3, 2016
Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 112, #13, 2015
Journal of Social Philosophy, Vol. 47, #2, 2016
Philosophers' Imprint, Vol. 16, #9, 2016
Philosophical Investigations, Vol. 39, #3, 2016
Teaching Philosophy, Vol. 39, #2, 2016
Australasian Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 94, #2, 2016
Seth Lazar. Authorization and The Morality of War.
Alberto Giubilini. What in the World Is Moral Disgust?
Hagit Benbaji. Why Colour Primitivism?
Nick Wiltsher. Against the Additive View of Imagination
Stephen Law. Natural Kinds of Substance.
Torfinn Thomesen Huvenes & Andreas Stokke. Information Centrism and the Nature of Contexts.
Olle Blomberg. Common Knowledge and Reductionism about Shared Agency.
Rafe McGregor. Narrative Representation and Phenomenological Knowledge.
Nathaniel P. Sharadin. Nothing but the Evidential Considerations?
Weng Hong Tang. Reliabilism and the Suspension of Belief.
Tamar Lando. Conclusive Reasons and Epistemic Luck.
Book Reviews
Physical Computation and Cognitive Science, by Nir Fresco. Review by Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic
Modality and Explanatory Reasoning, by Boris Kment. Review by Barry Ward.
Self-Consciousness and the Critique of the Subject: Hegel, Heidegger, and the Poststructuralists, by Simon Lumsden. Review by David Kolb.
Leibniz's Principle of Identity of Indiscernibles, by Gonzalo Rodriguez-Pereyra. Review by Samuel Levey.
Equality for Inegalitarians, by George Sher. Review by Rekha Nath.
Persons, Animals, Ourselves, by Paul F. Snowdon. Review by Andrew M. Bailey.
Book Notes
Engaging Buddhism: Why It Matters to Philosophy, by Jay L. Garfield. Review by Lajos L. Brons.
The Ideals of Inquiry: An Ancient History, by G.E.R. Lloyd. Review by Liba Taub.
Bound: Essays on Free Will and Responsibility, by Shaun Nichols. Review by Joshua May.
Aristotle on the Nature of Community, by Adriel M. Trott. Review by Fred D. Miller Jr.
Empty Ideas: A Critique of Analytic Philosophy, by Peter Unger. Review by Stephen Hetherington.
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British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Vol. 24, #3, 2016
Special Issue: Relations in the Medieval Traditions of Logic and Metaphysics, Guest editor, John Marenbon
John Marenbon. Relations and the Historiography of Medieval Philosophy.
Christophe Erismann. Venerating Likeness: Byzantine Iconophile Thinkers on Aristotelian Relatives and their Simultaneity.
Riccardo Strobino. Avicenna on Knowledge (ʿILM), Certainty (Yaqīn), Cause (ʿILLA/SABAB) and the Relative (MUḌĀF).
Christopher J. Martin. The Invention of Relations: Early Twelfth-Century Discussions of Aristotle's Account of Relatives.
Heine Hansen. On the Road from Athens to Thebes Again: Some Thirteenth-Century Thinkers on Converse Relations.
Aurélien Robert. John of Jandun on Relations and Cambridge Changes.
Paloma Pérez-Ilzarbe. The Place of Relations in Hieronymus Pardo's Semantics of Propositions.
Massimo Mugnai. Ontology and Logic: The Case of Scholastic and Late-Scholastic Theory of Relations.
Books Received
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Dialectica, Vol. 70, #2, 2016
Original Articles
Wolfgang Barz. Infallibility, Acquaintance, and Phenomenal Concepts.
Manuel Pérez Otero. How Indeterminism Could Help Incompatibilism on Free Action.
Wolfgang Freitag. The Disjunctive Riddle and the Grue-Paradox.
Notes and Discussions
Miguel Hoeltje. 'Meaning and Truth' and 'Truth and Meaning'.
Daniele Sgaravatti. Is Knowledge of Essence Required for Thinking about Something?
Sebastian Becker. Resolving Turri's Puzzle about Withholding.
Book Reviews
The Objects of Thought – By Tim Crane. Review by Alberto Voltolini.
Amore e altri inganni – By José A. Diez and Andrea Iacona. Review by Maria Scarpati.
True Emotions – By Mikko Salmela. Review by Michael Lacewing.
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Erkenntnis, Vol. 81, #3, 2016
Original Articles
Roberto Fumagalli. Why We Cannot Learn from Minimal Models.
Robert Barnard, Joseph Ulatowski. Tarski's 1944 Polemical Remarks and Naess' "Experimental Philosophy".
Guy Politzer. Deductive Reasoning Under Uncertainty: A Water Tank Analogy.
Jan Westerhoff. What it Means to Live in a Virtual World Generated by Our Brain.
Reid Blackman. Why Compatibilists Need Alternative Possibilities.
Peter Shiu-Hwa Tsu. Can the Canberrans' Supervenience Argument Refute Shapeless Moral Particularism?
Anthony F. Peressini. Imprecise Probability and Chance.
Gabriele Contessa. Dispositions and Tricks.
Critical Discussion
Dr. Alessandro Giordani. On a New Tentative Solution to Fitch's Paradox.
Raamy Majeed. Conceptual Instability and the New Epistemic Possibility.
Original Articles
Jeff Kasser. Two Conceptions of Weight of Evidence in Peirce's Illustrations of the Logic of Science.
Scott Hill. From Isolation to Skepticism.
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Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 112, #13, 2015
Miriam Schoenfield. Bridging Rationality and Accuracy.
Manolo Martínez. Modalizing Mechanisms.
Book Reviews
Penelope Maddy: The Logical Must: Wittgenstein on Logic. Review by Michael Kremer.
Uriah Kriegel: The Varieties of Consciousness. Review by Daniel Stoljar.
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Journal of Social Philosophy, Vol. 47, #2, 2016
Original Articles
Jonathan Matheson. Moral Caution and the Epistemology of Disagreement.
Cheryl Abbate. How to Help when It Hurts: The Problem of Assisting Victims of Injustice.
Erica von Essen and Michael P. Allen. A Rabble in the Zoopolis? Considering Responsibilities for Wildlife Hybrids.
Jeffrey M. Brown. Is Disability a Neutral Condition?
Douglas Paul MacKay. Coercion and Distributive Justice: A Defense.
Gerald Lang. Rawlsian Incentives and the Freedom Objection.
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Philosophers' Imprint, Vol. 16, #9, 2016
Nick Riggle, "On the Interest in Beauty and Disinterest"
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Philosophical Investigations, Vol. 39, #3, 2016
Anna Marmodoro. Dispositional Modality Vis-à-Vis Conditional Necessity.
Marcos Silva. Two Forms of Exclusion Mean Two Different Negations.
Don S. Levi. The Power of Powerlessness.
Lin Ma and Jaap van Brakel. Revisiting Wittgenstein on Family Resemblance and Colour(s).
Thomas McNally. Wittgenstein's Anti-Platonist Argument.
Frank Cioffi: The Philosopher in Shirt Sleeves. Review by Michael Weston.
Wittgenstein and Plato: Connections, Comparisons, and Contrasts. Review by Eric O. Springsted.
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Teaching Philosophy, Vol. 39, #2, 2016
Steven Geisz. Body Practice and Meditation as Philosophy: Teaching Qigong, Taijiquan, and Yoga in College Courses.
Tanya Hall, Dean Tracy, Andy Lamey. Exploring Video Feedback in Philosophy: Benefits for Instructors and Students.
Justin P. McBrayer and Dugald Owen. What Quantum Mechanics Doesn't Show.
Renée Smith. How to Teach Philosophy of Mind.
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Matthew Pianalto. Happiness, Goodness, and the Best Things in Life: A Review of Some Recent Books.
Ayesha Bhavsar reviews Human Kindness and the Smell of Warm Croissants: An Introduction to Ethics, by Ruwen Ogien.
Lisa Cassidy reviews Beyond the Abortion Wars: A Way Forward for a New Generation, by Charles C. Camosy.
C. Tabor Fisher reviews 'Philosophy'—After the End of Philosophy: In a Globalizing and Glocalizing World, by Nader N. Chokr.
Dara Fogel reviews Violence and Civility: On the Limits of Political Philosophy, by Etienne Balibar.
Elizabeth Foreman reviews Ethical Theory: An Anthology, 2nd edition, edited by Russ Shafer-Landau.
Abigail Gosselin reviews The Most Good You Can Do: How Effective Altruism is Changing Ideas about Living Ethically, by Peter Singer.
William S. Lewis reviews Philosophy of Social Science: A New Introduction, edited by Nancy Cartwright and Eleonora Montuschi.
Nancy J. Matchett reviews Debating Procreation: Is it Wrong to Reproduce?, by David Benatar and David Wasserman.
Jennifer McCrickerd reviews Educating a Diverse Nation: Lessons from Minority-Serving Institutions, by Clifton Conrad and Marybeth Gasman.
Robert C. Robinson reviews Contemporary Debates in Bioethics, edited by Arthur L. Caplan and Robert Arp.
W. Mark Smillie reviews Environmental Ethics: An Overview for the Twenty-First Century, 2nd edition, fully revised and expanded, by Robin Attfield.
Jere Surber reviews Phenomenology: An Introduction, by Stephan Käufer and Anthony Chemero.
Duane A. Tunstall reviews American Philosophy: From Wounded Knee to the Present, by Erin McKenna and Scott L. Pratt.
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What is Meta Tag, Top Ten Useful Meta Tags and its Benefits
Posted by Bhavesh Joshi On Sunday, February 3, 2013 0 comments
A Meta Tag is nothing as a kind of HTML tag which provides information about a webpage to search engines. It is generally used by diverse search engines at the time when a website's webpage or I can say that a website goes to index in any search engine and these tags do not affect (belongs) to the webpage look but, shows information about a webpage as what the page is about (shows conclusion), who created the webpage and when, how much keywords (in search engines, highly used words on a specific topic called keywords) the webpage contains, what keywords the webpage contains, is webpage is public or private, should search engine should index (follow) webpage or not and many more. Overall Meta tags used to describe webpage information to search engine. You can include these tags in HTML Head section.
Note: In above image, two important Meta tags are included. First one is Meta Refresh Tag which defines a time interval to reload html document (webpage). And second one is Meta Content-Type Tag which specifies the character encoding for the html document (webpage).
So, we all know that in HTML (Hyper-text Markup Language) Meta Tag category, lots of Meta Tags are present. Each Meta Tag has its own different use. It is really critical to understand (choose) which Meta Tag should commonly use in our webpage and is too most important for our webpage. In order to see this, in this article, now I am going to represent top useful Meta tags and its benefits for our webpage.
The list of top useful Meta Tags are:
1. Meta Description Tag: - This is the first most important tag. It is generally used to add little description to your webpage or I can say that to add final words (conclusion) to your webpage. This tag actually helps the search engine to understand your website and to crawl it. So, when you search in different search engines about your website then, after your website title, you will also look a little description which gets indexed by Meta description tag. It is beneficial to visitors shows directly in search results little information about your webpage in term of little description. It is top useful tag in SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Following is the way to include Meta Description Tag –
Note: Description in Meta tag should be nearly between 150 to 160 characters including spaces or less than but, description must not be more than 160 characters else this tag will not be optimized by search engines.
2. Meta Keywords Tag: - It is considered as second most important Meta tag. It is used to add keywords to your webpage and is beneficial in searching process in search engines. So, it is strongly recommended by me that please choose those keywords based on your website content or I can say that belongs to your website and also try Google Adwords Keywords tool which helps you to determine which keyword is highly used in Google search engine. Different search engine has different keyword tool. All your need to search in that search engine about keyword tool to get access and to choose efficient keywords. Efficient highly used keywords always help your website to get high indexed in search engines and these keywords are helpful to visitors to search easily about your website (related searches). Following is the way to include Meta Keywords Tag –
Note: Keywords in Meta tag should be nearly between 150 to 160 characters including spaces or less than but, keywords must not be more than 170 characters else this tag will not be optimized by search engines.
3. Meta Target Tag: - This tag is used to set target (in which country your website should be indexed) to your website. If your website target is global then, it will index worldwide by search engines. In other words, tag is used to indicate that your website should be global index or set at a specific country in search engines. Through global, in every country, it will be indexed through search engines. It is helpful tag in order to increase visiting of your website and through it, your website will be visited in whole world or at specific country in each search engine. Following is the way to include Meta Target Tag –
4. Meta Robots Tag: - This tag is used to notify search engines that search engines can index and follow webpage or not. It actually works to give permission to search engines to index and follow webpage or not. If you set 'No' then, it will never index and follow your website's page. Following is the way to include Meta Robots Tag –
5. Meta SPIDERS Tag: - Meta SPIDERS Tag is used to crawl the web in search engines. Actually, Spiders are the computer programs created by the search engines which help the search engines to crawl websites and to add it in its database. So, when you add Meta spiders tag then, it gives permission to search engine to access all of your website content and to add it in its database. It is best tag helps to get your content indexed in search engines. Following is the way to include Meta SPIDERS Tag –
6. Meta WEBCRAWLERS Tag: - It is similar to Meta spiders tag. It works to give permission to search engines to crawl all of your website's WebPages. Following is the way to include Meta WEBCRAWLERS Tag –
7. Meta Author Tag: - It is used to give the author name to the search engine. Following is the way to include Meta Author Tag –
8. Meta COPYRIGHT Tag: - It is used to say to search engines that your website is copyright protected. Whenever anyone publishes your content then, you could take action against him/her. Following is the way to include Meta Copyright Tag –
9. Meta Expires Tag: - This tag tells the search engines when your webpage document will be expired and can be removed from the search engines directory. For example, if you specify a webpage expiry date "28 Jan 2014" then after this date, it could be removed in search engine directory. Following is the way to include Meta Expires Tag –
Note: In Meta Expires Tag, You can give content value zero "0" in order to represent the page deleted. It is also better using the 301 to refer in case of a new page or either the 404 to show not found.
10. Meta Rating Tag: - It is used to give rating to your webpage for the appropriateness for kids. The ratings could be general, mature, restricted or 14 years. Following is the way to include Meta Rating Tag –
Finally, these above are the top ten best useful Meta tags, I hope you like. Please don't forget to include all above in your HTML Webpage document in order to get good result and to get indexed fast in search engines...


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I bet my silence on the subject may have caused you to think I have dropped out...
...but NOPE, I am still planning on running my 1st RELAY and 1st ULTRA in less than a week, at the Ragnar Wasatch Back.
I hope my teammates aren't reading this (sorry, in advance, guys -- seems like we already have a lot working against us). But life's kinda been rough lately. I've tried to get out there as much as I can.. but.. I've never been so UNprepared for a race -- maybe that's because I am usually really strict with my training schedule. I've kind of been winging it this time around.
We'll see how that goes...but there's...
Good news. My relay legs are hard, but not as hard as I was expecting them to be.
Bad news. They are still really hard.
Good news. I've run longer distances, than any of my legs, on back to back days. And in the past week.
Bad news. I've never done a 3:00 am run. Midnight... yes... 3:00 am... no.
Good news. A 3:00 am run will be really chilly. Perfect for a heated, uphill run.
Bad news. My quad is still giving me problems (oh, yeah, my quad has been injured since the SLC marathon disaster). It got better. Then got really bad. Then better. Then worse. Then completely better. Or so I thought. And now it's just uncomfortable. I can work with that.
Good news. I am determined to do this. And have fun with it! It's a once in a lifetime opportunity...
Bad news. I am kinda nervous about running in the dark, in the mountains, alone... If I go missing... just saying.
So here are my relay legs (for those interested parties). I am runner 6....
|Leg 1
|Leg 2
|Leg 3
|Leg 4
|Leg 5
|Leg 6
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It was sometime Wednesday, I actually didn't write it down. In fact during the summer I don't catch much of the goings on from the local police scanner. but the words ETOH caught my attention. That's medical code for extremely trashed or hammered. The Holliston ambulance did its part by taking the Winter Street older male to a local hospital. And so it goes.
I had no sooner crawled into bed on Wednesday night and the police were summonsed to a Braggville residence for a 30 something male who had passed out. Two cans of narcan and ongoing CPR was the little I could detect from the unreadable transmission. I was in awe of how quickly the police arrived at the residence and prayed that the man survived. This man's life now rested upon several Holliston Police Officers, the EMT's who arrived shortly afterwards and the doctors and nurses at Milford Regional Hospital. I couldn't help but wonder how our country has become so addicted. Those with addictions rarely seek help themselves. The addiction itself is usually the culprit in telling its victim that you're really not that bad off --- just look at Joe over there and when you get that bad you'll know something's really wrong and seek help. Often times those addicted have already crossed over that imaginery "you've got a real problem line" before it's too late. And just before I finished this article on Friday at 6:09 pm, police and the ambulance were called to Table Top Pizza for a male who had passed out. Apparently the mixure of pepperoni pizza and alcohol just don't mix well.
It's tough to watch someone go through the journey of addiction. Loved ones, relatives, friends and co-workers can often suggest that those in need get help, but until the person with a problem decides it's time to help themselves, you're usually banging your head against a wall. There is professional help out there.
Alcoholics Anonymous: http://www.aaboston.org/ 9 meetings each week in Holliston)
Narcotics Anonymous: http://www.nerna.org/
Holliston Youth and Family Services: http://www.townofholliston.us/youth.htm
Genesis Counseling Services, Framingham: http://www.treatmentcentersdirectory.com/Massachusetts/Framingham/genesis-counseling-services-inc-15434
Suicide & Crisis Hotline:http://suicidehotlines.com/massachusetts.html
HDAAC (Holliston Drug and Alcohol Awareness Coalition) Parent Support Group, meeting the 3rd Tuesday every month Starting November 15th at Christ the King Lutheran Church 7:30 pm, 600 Central St. https://www.facebook.com/HDAACORG/
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God bless you Bobby for all you do. Your care for others is so beautiful. May your words bring hope and help to those who need it.
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DRP Committee presents report to council
HIGH RIVER TIMES/POSTMEDIA NETWORK. Sign outside DRP funding center in 2013.
By Ross Armour
The High River Disaster Recovery Program (DRP) Advocacy Committee has presented its report to council with regards to the program and the changes it recommends.
The report outlines a number of amendments the committee will request the Government of Alberta to make to the program.
Council approved the report unanimously.
Jim Ross, who spoke as part of the committee's delegation at council on Jan. 25, said the report has two objectives: to finish the job and fix the system.
"We want all of our outstanding files and applications to be wrapped up by the third anniversary, which is June 20," Ross said. "We also want all of our appeals wrapped up by the end of the year."
The committee will also ask the province to undertake a thorough review of the process conducted in High River and other communities to address what it describes as "significant failures" in response to the 2013 flood.
"We think the minister is taking us seriously this time and is happy to hear from us," Ross said. "We have asked the minister to change the program, so that when Albertans apply in the future, they won't have to deal with the same stress and inconveniences High Riverites have.
"We need help to make sure we keep the pressure up. We've got a communications plan and that includes talking to politicians in all areas of the province."
Specific recommendations in the report cater to what the committee pins as claims processing and administrative issues, systemic and operational issues, as well as public policy issues.
For the first, the committee will ask the province to establish a more consistent and effective case manager approach for the entire process, creating a single contact for the applicant.
It also wants increased authority at the local level with regards to approving applications.
The report says "spending authority should be delegated and exercised by on-site officials."
It also says "assurance should also be given that local department officials will have the willingness to exercise this authority" which would enable faster decision making.
On systemic and operational issues, the report recommends the establishment of a basic office set-up appropriate to local situations, the creation of a DRP process manual, an IT system that supports the process and the large amount of information within the DRP and to process outstanding files in a timely manner.
The report also asks the province to determine accountability for the failure to meet expectations of the DRP process, DRP language to be standardized and ensure the Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) is appropriately resourced to integrate the lessons learned from the flood into the AEMA's planning and operations.
The report also recommends the province "affirm" the process of DRP.
Coun. Bruce Masterman praised the report and commended the hard work of the committee.
"The committee has been in place since late 2013 and has identified problems with the system," Masterman said. "It has met every week at least once a week in there. This is our way of saying what happened in High River can never happen again. Some things went really well, but some things went really off the rails."
Masterman is council's representative to the DRP committee.
Mayor Craig Snodgrass was also delighted with the report.
"This is not just High River that this report is going to benefit," Snodgrass said. "This is something that has affected the whole province. This group has stepped up, they've asked for no praise and this report is a massive success."


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Do you use your wrists much these days? Not for keeping your hands attached but for technology purposes. Do you still wear a watch? Or one of those exercise tracking wristbands? Or one of those crazy-fake-science-victory-crystal wrist things some sportspeople wear? Well, whatever, you'd better get ready, because your wrist is about to become contested techno-media space, like your living room, your pocket or your bag.
You might have missed Samsung's announcement of its Galaxy Gear "smart watch". You won't be able to miss it when Apple launches its iWatch. Soon smart watches will be a market you'll need to have an opinion on. There will be ads everywhere, people ostentatiously flicking their wrists in pubs and John Humphrys not seeing the point on the Today programme. And he won't be alone.
Pundits will point at the long history of failed and foolish smart watches, they'll bang on about battery power and scoff about prices. Maybe they'll be right, but perhaps watches now are like MP3 players before the iPod or portable stereos before the Walkman. We can all sort of see what they might be like, but until they work really well we won't completely understand their possibilities. Now, for instance, smart watches are imagined as tiny smartphones stuck on our wrists, but the genius of the Walkman wasn't just about miniaturisation: it was also about creating a new behaviour – private listening in a public space.
Indeed there's no particular reason why we'll be working these things via screens; we've already got plenty of those and the gadget companies are working hard to find other ways to communicate. We might end up talking to our watches and they'll probably talk back. Perhaps the concert hall of the future won't be ruined by penetrating ringtones but by a thousand tiny speakers muttering the smart watch equivalent of "this vehicle is turning left" or "unexpected item in the bagging area".
Equally, it's possible we won't be using our watches to make calls or manage our contacts. Just as iPhone games fill those gaps when we're commuting, maybe smartwatch games will fill the even smaller gaps while we're waiting by the photocopier. Or we'll use them as better medical alert bracelets, or as combination passwords and keys, or as pedometers. Or someone will work out how to do really tiny porn.
These new possibilities will then obscure the failings we now imagine will be deal-breakers. Androids and iPhones, for instance, have laughably meagre battery life compared to the slightly less smart phones that preceded them, but we barely notice that any more. We adapt, we adopt new practices because the tradeoffs seem worth it. Maybe smart watches will be good enough that we won't mind having to charge them on our bedside tables every night.
Then new behaviours will pop out everywhere. I've had an early attempt at a smart watch – the Pebble – for a while. If I get a message on my phone it also pops out on my watch. I thought this would be good for meetings: you could discreetly check your message without looking as if you were not paying attention. But then, of course, I realised that glancing at my watch was no better; it just looked as if I was bored.
We'll adapt new etiquette for behaviour like this, just as we'll invent amusing new names for the new accidents we'll have crossing the street glued to our wrists.
Most watches have been pointless for years; arguing about utility is ridiculous. Anyone paying more than £8 for a watch is not buying anything better at telling the time. If you want accuracy you should buy a Mr Jones watch; it sells a handsome model that carries on its hands the simple message: Remember, You Will Die. But if you want a visceral feeling for time passing get a smart watch and see how quickly it becomes obsolete.
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Here are my Christmas Eve data points.
- Use of the word "Christmas" in public space is frowned upon, banned or prosecuted depending on the level of notice it receives.
- Congress is convened in its daily work with a prayer that specifically invokes "The Lord" or "God".
- West Point Military Academy produces a wonderful Christmas concert, at taxpayer expense, that includes hymns and carols that refer to the birth of Jesus, God, heaven, and many associated wonders.
- Many churches will be closed tomorrow, Christmas day, so that parishioners can spend the holiday in celebration (opening presents) at home.


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Makati Dasmarinas Village
Dasmariñas Village or simply Dasma, is a private subdivision and gated community in Makati City,
Metro Manila, Philippines. It occupies 187.21 hectares and is bounded by
Epifanio de los Santos Avenue to the north, McKinley Road to the northeast,
Pili Avenue/Forbes Park South to the east, Maricaban Creek to the south, and
Ecology Village to the west. Politically, it is roughly coterminous with Barangay Dasmariñas.
According to the 2007 census, it is inhabited by 9,173 people.
The village is managed by the Dasmariñas Village Association (DVA),
whose current president is Vittorio Stefano Tagle.
Dasmariñas Village was developed by Ayala y Compañía in the early 1960s and was originally
conceived of as part of Forbes Park. DVA was incorporated in 1965,
while Barangay Dasmariñas was established in 1971.
Colegio San Agustin on Palm Avenue was founded in 1969.
In 2003, the soldiers behind the failed Oakwood mutiny were discovered to
have concealed weapons inside a house in Dasmariñas.
Dasmariñas Village contains two parks (Campanilla Park and Mahogany Park),
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a basketball and badminton court, and a tennis court. In addition, Barangay Dasmariñas
runs a medical clinic and a dental clinic for residents and their hired help.
Dasmariñas Village is well-known in Metro Manila for its heavy security.
Private security guards are posted at the village's six entrance gates and
patrol the village twenty-four hours a day. There are lots of complains about the
guards' rude behavior. Sometimes obsession of security reaches level of harassment.
It is noted they even ask diplomats' wives for their marriage certificates.
The village is set off from its surroundings by high walls and vehicles must normally display
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Notable residents
Dasmariñas Village contains the embassies of China, the Czech Republic, Egypt, India,
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It is well known fact that the village administration does not want the entity of the embassies,
for that purpose diplomats and the applicants are harassed in the name of security.
The village is also home to many prominent politicians and businesspeople,
such as Senator Juan Ponce Enrile.
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technology arsenal
February 14, 2010
- python tutorial
- max dama's python system monitoring, IB via python
- connect IB with MATLAB post and this and this
- API: Lime (people at lime); IB (retail shop); Wolverine Ex (check their software package brokerage turn technology company? out source IT).
- the competition and information dissemination on this topic seems extremely fast on the website
- algo podcast, algo forum, algo open platform, algo human resource, algo evaluation, Suite – Alib/Aladin(!!&Suite people), algo Event processing blog, Algo empirical research
- and you have to check this resume and think about what you want to do here.
- this is what i'm looking for: how to front run iceberg order! and this, dama post on dark pool/smart routing
- related to above is GS' thoughts on Electronic Trading
- two trading problems from dama's class
- some DEShaw insights
- Kelly post on Dama, and this, and this, and this, information theory betting post, trader's ruin, trading objective post, throp 07 on Kelly; simulation and optimization post; system optimization post; hill climb optimization; human crude optimization
- open source system development, including marketc
- a long and interesting post, about a whole system implemented in R, with tree bagging(random forest) and kelly etc.
- another system based on svm idea implemented in M, background and this and this and this decision tree post
- the very first system description and implementation, and this and this, commercial system design
- Dama's SVM post, BL post; Bayersian learning video, dirichlet process post; something about statistical learning; Information theory post; SVM application to trading post; base AI and trading post; SVM basic application; SVM basics; SVM paper
- data preprocessing post; over fitting and bias 1, 2, 3; vol v.s. leverage post, and a case study; some data to play with, clarifi a capital IQ tool for portfolio management.
- Dama's hands-on Matlab class, LDA; having fun with matlab, and this. this paper contain a literature review of attempted empirical trading strategy and history of pair trading.
- Rapid Miner SVM post, Rapid miner intro here.
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Bonxies are easy to tell apart from American Coot. Note the large size, white wing flashes and lack of white undertail coverts. And it's flying 400m out to sea. Actually it might well eat an American Coot if it got the chance, though that may not be a diagnostic field characteristic.
Great Skua, Brandon Point, 7th November 2014 (Michael O'Clery).
We would love to be showing full-frame, HD quality photos and video of the American Coot here, but instead you'll have to make do with this. With driving rain, wind, distance and a rather annoying habit of feeding in the inaccessible areas of Lough Gill, the American Coot has only been giving the most distant and unsatisfying of views since its discovery. A calm day and a fair degree of luck will be needed to get decent views.


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First Samsung comes Samsung UE40D6500VSXZG out with it's own version of a tablet Computer. But it's really much more like a tablet computer because it can perform flash video clip. Then they do some thing else that separates it from the iPad; they make it smaller sized.
If you appear around, there are number of handsets that come in this colour tone. There are a quantity of Blackberry handsets that come in this lighter tone. These are the 9780 Bold and the 9800 Torch. Other Android handsets also come in these variants. The Taiwanese telephone manufacturer has the HTC Wildfire. Samsung's current flagship the Galaxy S8 Plus Cases S2 is also accessible in this colour. Of course, who would ever neglect the Apple Apple iphone 4? It took the Cupertino firm more or much less a yr to launch this lighter-toned edition of its flagship smartphone. Irrespective, as soon as it was introduced in the market, it still managed to muster a significant amount of revenue.
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SCOTT JOHNSON,PLAINTIFF,v.CALIFORNIA WELDING SUPPLY, INC., INDIVIDUALLY AND D/B/A CALIFORNIA WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY; RAYMOND INVESTMENT CORP., A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION, DEFENDANTS.
Plaintiff Scott Johnson brought this action alleging failure by defendants to remove access barriers to their welding supply store and seeking relief under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ("ADA"), 42 U.S.C. §§ 12101 et seq., and California's Unruh Civil Rights Act ("Unruh Act"), Cal. Civ. Code §§ 51, 52. Defendants now move to dismiss plaintiff's Complaint pursuant to Rule 12(h)(3) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure on the grounds that the court no longer has subject matter jurisdiction over plaintiff's claims.
I. Factual and Procedural Background
Plaintiff is a quadriplegic and is thus a "person with a disability" and a "physically handicapped person" according to the ADA. (Compl. ¶ 1; 42 U.S.C. § 12102(2)(A); 28 C.F.R. § 36.104.) As a result of his disability, plaintiff has substantial limitations on major life activities, including standing, breathing, and reaching. (Compl. ¶ 1.) To function with these difficulties, plaintiff requires the use of a service animal, electric wheelchair, and a full-size van with hand-controls and a wheelchair lift. (Id.)
Twice in the past year, plaintiff claims he has visited California Welding Supply Company ("California Welding"), a welding supply and retail store. (Id. ¶¶ 2, 4.) During these visits, one of which occurred on or about April 3, 2011, plaintiff alleges that he encountered multiple barriers that made it difficult for him to make full and equal use of the premises. (Id. ¶ 4.) Specifically, plaintiff claims that because of his disability, the entrance door, pathways through the store, the service counter, signage, and striping caused him to experience difficulty, discomfort, and embarrassment. (Id.)
Plaintiff also claims that the customer parking and customer restroom he and his companion used during his April 3, 2011, visit were out of compliance with applicable disability laws. (Id.) Defendants contend that they do not and have never provided customer restrooms or customer parking. (Garcia Decl. ¶¶ 6,7.)
As a result of these barriers, plaintiff further claims that he has been deterred from making two additional visits in the past year. (Compl. ¶ 4.)
According to the plaintiff, he mailed a letter to defendants on December 5, 2010, informing them that their store was inaccessible to him and asking that they bring it into conformity with applicable disability laws. (Id. ¶ 4, Ex. C.) Defendants claim that they never received the letter as the address to which the letter was mailed was no longer a valid address. (Mem. of P. & A. in Supp. of Defs.' Mot. to Dismiss at 3.)
Plaintiff filed this Complaint on June 20, 2011. (Docket No. 1.) Some time that same month, defendants, who had not yet been served, allege that they were contacted by an attorney who informed them that they were named as defendants in a complaint alleging ADA violations. (Mem. of P. & A. in Supp. of Defs.' Mot. to Dismiss at 3.) In response, defendants contacted a disability accessability specialist and asked him to perform a survey of California Welding. (Id.; Garcia Decl. ¶ 8) The initial survey identified several areas in which the premises were not in compliance with the ADA or the California Building Code. (Mem. of P. & A. in Supp. of Defs.' Mot. to Dismiss at 3-4; Simms Decl. Ex. A.) Relying upon defendants' assertion that they do not provide public-use parking or restrooms, the specialist found that no changes were needed with respect to parking or restroom facilities. (Simms Decl. ¶¶ 5, 9.)
According to defendants, all of the access barriers identified in the specialist's report were removed by July 18, 2011. (Mem. of P. & A. in Supp. of Defs.' Mot. to Dismiss at 4.)
The accessability specialist made a follow-up visit to California Welding on July 20, 2011, and reported that as of that date the premises were in compliance with the ADA and the California Building Code. (Id.; Simms Decl. ¶ 10, Ex. A.) Plaintiff disputes defendants' claim that they are now in substantial compliance with the ADA and the California Business Code on several grounds. (Pl's Opp. to Mot. to Dismiss ¶¶ 2-4.)
First, the specialist's report found that the horizontal pull handle on the outside of the entrance door could be opened without "tight grasping or pinching, or twisting of the wrist" and was therefore in compliance. (Simms Decl. ¶ 6.) Plaintiff, however, claims that the handle was difficult for him to use because of his limited hand grasping ability and is thus a barrier to access. (Pl.'s Opp. to Mot. to Dismiss ¶ 4; Johnson Decl. ¶ 9.)
Second, plaintiff takes issue with the specialist's reliance on defendants' assertion that they do not provide public parking or public restrooms. Plaintiff contends that California Welding does provide such facilities. (Id. ¶ 4.) In support of this position, plaintiff has filed a declaration stating that when he visited the premises on April 3, 2011, he was permitted to park in a parking lot outside of the store and that when his companion asked if there was a customer-use restroom, she was directed to a restroom inside the store. (Johnson Decl. ¶¶ 4, 7; Kem Decl. ¶¶ 2, 4.) Defendants respond that the area in which plaintiff claims to have parked is a loading dock and point to the "No Public Restrooms" sign on the store front's window. (Mem. of P. & A. in Supp. of Defs' Mot. to Dismiss at 4-5; Ambriz Decl. Ex. B.) At oral argument, the parties also disagreed as to whether the bathroom in question is a unisex or women-only facility.
II. Legal Standard
Rule 12(h)(3) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provides that "[i]f the court determines at any time that it lacks subject-matter jurisdiction, the court must dismiss the action." Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(h)(3). "The distinction between a Rule 12(h)(3) motion and a Rule 12(b)(1) motion is simply that the former may be asserted at any time and need not be responsive to any pleading of the other party." Berkshire Fashions, Inc. v. M.V. Hakusan II, 954 F.2d 874, 880, n.3 (3d Cir. 1992); see also Kairy v. SuperShuttle Int'l, Inc., ...
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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
The streetlamps hold up taut gauzy tents of incandescence at night in the thick fog that comes in off of the Pacific. I'm unaccustomed to the cold still, even this milk toothed California cold.
I heard a story about a troop of Boy Scouts years ago. I always resented the Boy Scouts, because the domesticated and diluted camping that the girls got. In the story, the troop arrived at the campsite late, and it was snowing heavily. Most of the boys were handicapped by the cold, chattering and shivering, incapable of erecting the tents and lighting the fires needed.
One boy, though, worked quickly and efficiently. He was the same size as most of the other boys, and wore similar clothing. An adult asked him how he was able to work so efficiently in the cold. "I accept the cold." he said.
One of my studio mate's grandfather was in "Lawrence of Arabia." That's the sort of information, one's relative being in one of the most famous and influential films ever made, that is commonplace and told offhand here. I'm re-watching it for the umpteenth time, all four plus hours of it including the overture, in segments.
There's a scene near the beginning of the film that I would mentally refer to all through my adolescence. Lawrence lights another soldier's cigarette, and then snuffs out the match with his fingers. The soldier becomes a background character and Lawrence speaks with a higher ranking official. The soldier toys with a match, and tries to replicate the action of snuffing it out with his fingers. "Ouch, it hurts!" he says. Lawrence says "You ignore the pain."
That's how I recalled the scene. But I was incorrect; all those years a false reel was projected against the inside of my skull. What he says is "The trick, Potter, is not minding that it hurts."
Incidentally, T. E. Lawrence did not smoke.
Posted by Camilla Taylor at 12:48 AM
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