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This is a discussion on ███PAPiN Pk Movie 22 "VendeTTa Clan" (Hi GoRDioN)███ within the Media forums, part of the Knight Online (ko4life.com) category; Originally Posted by TabbyCat
lol Hamad I beat you 1 handed, blind folded and with a dildo up my ass.
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Liked the vid and nice choice of music apart from 1 or two tracks =D
lolol ur so mad that u don't have as much fun as I do playing this game. That's why you left and will never return.If I had to play with macro/pedal and click skills, I would not perform so well, so it is a different kind of skill to play like this.
I can totally see how older players have a distaste to clicking skills and having 6 skillbars open and pedal. Just remember to understand that these cwest kids are (mostly) from a different time, culture, and mindset than us and enjoy this game in a different way.
I respect that he enjoys the game this way, except for the pedal.
Also, different play styles can teach a lot. For example, sometimes when I'm going for duration pot, I need to have my hand on the mouse, and I normally combo with two hands. My left hand can minor, press r, and do skills, but I can't reach buttons 8 9 and 0. What is my solution? Click! Sometimes I click my minor on the skillbar to get maximum minor speed going.
Even if you did return, you wouldn't be able to keep up with the intensity of post-UTC KO.
You're just some kid who can't adapt to a new play style. The reason my movies are mostly CP spike 1hits is because that's entertaining as shit, and to pull it off you need TEAMWORK.
I'm not a VS player, so pedal doesn't matter much. It heals what? 600 hp max per second? psh. Priests can give 10k heal in maybe the same time, slightly longer.
TEAMWORK > items > skill > pedal
TEAMWORK + skill > items > pedal
or, in my case
TEAMWORK + skill + items + superspeed + stimulants > pedal
get rekt brO come europa try and pk see what happens
1. Till 1month ago he was actively playing, real life is keeping him busy so he can't be as active nowadays.
2. Spike-kill-videos, this is your own opinion.. everyone can have their own opinions don't you think? I personally rather see an actual PVP instead of spike-kill-nextclip-spike-kill-nextclip and so on.
I think it's more entertaining like this but this is just my opinion, I am sure that there are people that would rather see those spike-kill-nextclip type of videos, yourself for example.
3. Pedal or no pedal, you are using a macro don't you? which is basically the same thing..
i just log to pk and log off, i dont care about " polemic " and these turkish stuff, but you are full of shit
i played holyspectre on europe you were always running from me or town.. lemme guess thats your " pk style "?
please just come to gordion lemme show you whos your daddy...
ko nowdays ... whats so fun about spiking someone and town ? lol
lemme tell you about my style,
i prefer to kick your ass just like i kicked chukaro ass when he thought that hes better than me, and once again am not the best but im 100% better than you and your gay songs
majed ayoub wald al ga7bah
lol its hillarious how this retard supersin even tries to talk trash.. hes like a rampage member on europa basically
anyway chill out man I was bored and wanted to troll u for saying fuck ko & everyone ITTI'm not a VS player, so pedal doesn't matter much. It heals what? 600 hp max per second? psh. Priests can give 10k heal in maybe the same time, slightly longer.
I don't understand what funny is in killing full geared ppl by spike+thrust lel xD


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On the way out of Salt Lake City, the mamas bought me a nice folding ladder. I hear that's going to make a difference in how clean my face stays, so I'm pretty happy.
Today I drove thru miles and miles of construction. Sure glad Mama Conni has it down pretty good now how to center me between twin concrete barriers. Sometimes, it sure was tight.
We went thru lots of desert and that got a little boring. But, after a while, we were in beautiful red mountains. I got to go thru some canyons and that was fun.
They parked me in a very nice spot where I can admire the mountains while they go trekking tomorrow. I like that much better than always watching TV or reading books. But, hey, I've learned a lot doing that too.
OK, outta here, it's been a long day.


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The Lesser Known…Kimi Räikkönen
Kimi Räikkönen´s quiet confidence on track and party-friendly reputation away from the paddock makes for an interesting combination. We caught up with the Finn to find out a little more…
Q: What´s in your garage at home?
A: I have all kinds of things with motors like bikes and cars… basically anything that is quick.
Q: Tell us something we don´t know about you?
A: I´ve got two dogs, Ajax and Pepe.
Q: Your favourite song for karaoke?
A: I´m not the best singer in the world, but I do like a couple of Finnish singers and bands.
Q: What´s the most unusual request you´ve had from a fan?
A: There have been so many weird requests that it would be better if we don´t print them.
Q: Funniest thing you´ve read about yourself in the press?
A: There have been many. Especially things where they say I was somewhere, doing something when in reality I was at the other side of the world.
Q: When you´re at home, what do you listen to when driving?
A: Mainly today´s hits and Finnish music.
Q: Best part of being a Formula One driver – apart from the driving?
A: The competition.
Q: Your most prized possession?
A: My wife and my Ferrari Enzo.
Q: What would you be if you weren´t a racing driver?
A: I would probably be a professional in hockey or some other sport.
Q: Person you most admire?
A: My parents.
Q: Last good deed you did?
A: Charity things in Finland.
Q: Who would you want to play you in a movie?
A: Somebody who stars in action films.
Q: Do you have any bad habits?
A: Biting my nails.


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If you've paid for a personalised number plate, then you'll probably want to take that plate with you when you buy a new car. After all, personal plates are expensive. Thankfully, the Driver and Vehicles Licencing Agency (DVLA) allows the transfer of UK registration numbers. The DVLA will need details on both the original vehicle and the one to which you're transferring the plate. Both vehicles should be fully taxed and have valid MOT certificates to speed the process.
Visit the DirectGov website and download form V317. Print the form and fill in the boxes as required. You'll need the serial numbers from the tax discs of both vehicles. If you're transferring the plate number to a vehicle owned by another person, that person will also need to sign the form.
Find your car's registration certificate (form V5C). Enclose this with the completed V317 form. If you don't have or can't find a V5C form, you may have a V5C/2 New Keeper's form. Enclose this alongside a completed V62 "Application for vehicle registration certificate". Download this from the DirectGov website.
Find your latest MOT test certificate. Ensure that it's up to date and valid. Enclose this with the other forms.
Enclose a cheque, postal order or banker's draft payable to "DVLA Swansea" with the completed form. The fee in 2010 is £80.
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Teachers' beliefs have always played an important role in classrooms (Fang, 1996; Haney et al., 1996; Nespor, 1987). Chen (2006, p. v) confirms this trend related to educational technology implementation:
Teachers with more constructivist beliefs made efforts to allocate time for students to engage in problem- or project-based learning occasionally. Some of them used online discussion or presentation software to anchor and encourage discussion and interaction among teachers and students. Teachers who prioritized examination preparation mostly used technology to cover content, sometimes discarding technology when they considered technology not cost-effective or a distraction for student learning.
For example, when studying novice teachers' use of technology in science classrooms, Irving (2009) found that the technology was more often in the hands of teachers rather than students. The study noted that teachers most often used tech to provide visual images and models related to content. Rather then engage students in collaborative meaning making, the teachers used the technology in rather mundane and teacher-centric ways. Irving (2009) noted that new teachers may espouse student-centered approaches, but observations typically indicate teacher-centered enactment of teaching. While the teachers are using technology, the actual classroom environment is not much different than traditional teaching.
This post is from a paper I recently presented at the Association for Science Teacher Educators. For the full paper and citations, click here.


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I told C, and he was equally (ok, less) excited. Last night, we started making preparations for the delivery. You know, like drying the load of clothes that had been in the washer for an indeterminate amount of time. Not that that ever happens, but yeah.
C got out the tape measure and started measuring the doorways, making sure everything would fit. This was when we discovered a major problem: the hole that we had left for the fridge was too small. Home Depot and their TERRIBLE crew had screwed up once again. We knew that we wanted this fridge when we designed the kitchen (it's the same fridge that we had in our old house), so we made sure to leave a hole of adequate dimension. However, with all of the issues with spacing and measuring, when all is said and done, it's now too small.
For reasons that are out of the realm of MY understanding, C is extremely calm about this. He's already got plans to shave off some cabinet overhang this weekend, so we should be able to get the fridge where it belongs in no time. In the meantime, it's in the living room. [From a lazy person's perspective, having a fridge in the living room is clutch.] His attitude really went a long way in helping me be calm about the situation.
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November 9-12, 2012
Last time we looked back a year, we recounted JAM'S surgery and horrible recovery.
They guessed it would take only a few days to extubate him - or remove the breathing tube. Instead it took nearly a week to move him from the breathing tube to CPAP.
To see him back on a breathing tube, fighting infections again -- and here he was FINALLY reaching his due date (which occurred on day 118) -- it flooded me with emotions.
I knew he was more stable than he'd been with any of his other surgeries, but I started to have flashbacks to everything that had happened to him before. I was always on edge. I needed quiet or I would find myself about to snap.
I made an appointment to see my OBGYN and a psychologist. I was not above seeking out help.
I went to a second hand sale on my way home from the NICU on his 115th day. It was time to get him a wardrobe. I spent around $40 on clothes and shoes and socks for the next year and a half of Jonathan's life. It was so sweet to be able to prepare for his homecoming. There was nearly no one there, and the people running the sale knew our story, so they helped pick out what they thought would be the cutest of clothes for the micro preemie. He'd make it. The $40 check I wrote out was proof. He had to now. Besides, he was officially out of his gestational age. We had passed his due date.
In celebration of his due date, we also set up his nursery the next day. The girls took sponges and made wall paintings under the pretext of cleaning off the walls of his bedroom. "That is a beautiful sunrise!" Mimi exclaimed to Ella as they painted with water and sponges.
"I know why we're cleaning the walls," Mimi told me, "Because otherwise Jonathan might see the times that I drew on the walls as a baby and, you know... [tilts her head to side and shrugs her shoulders] he might decide it's okay to draw on walls. That'd be bad."
Yes, Mimi. That'd be bad. I'm glad you finally agree.
Mimi was horrible about confining artwork to paper. We'd been disciplining and redirecting and hiding pens and pencils for years. For her pencil drawings were not just an issue of being a baby and not knowing better. She had discovered forgotten pencils and defiantly defiled our walls only months before. She'd gotten smarter with age and the four year old drawings were much smaller and harder to see with the naked eye, but her artistic bent had earned her the privileged of scrubbing the walls more than once in the past year. I can see how she drew the connection.
Ella decided his walls needed to be sponged down to get rid of all the germs.
So as Steve and I assembled a crib, the girls scrubbed sunsets into the walls, with soap and water instead of pencils and pen. They squeeled with delight as their drawings disappeared and then reappeared, morphed into a different scene by their creativity and the yellow sponge.
Just before nap time the girls smothered the mattress in hugs and kisses and we set it into Jonathan's future crib. "When Jonathan goes in the crib and moves his arms and legs a lot," Ella explained, "It means that he's getting our hugs and kisses."
We were getting there. We were almost all set for him to come home. Steve and I put his new used clothes in his drawers and added a changing table as the girls slept.
After nap Ella examined the rest of the room set up. She explained to me that I was wrong to set the rocking chair next to the crib. It was too far away from the outlet. How was I going to pump milk if I couldn't get the pump near the outlet?
I told her I hoped I wouldn't need the pump as much when Jonathan came home.
"Oh yeah," Ella exclaimed, "Because he'll be nursing!" She gave me a thumbs up and a smile, very pleased with herself that this problem had been solved.
The girls analyzed the room and in the end decided it was pretty good. But it was not quite done. It needed their touch. They grabbed a half a dozen baby blankets and got to work piling blankets in his crib and smoothing them down so that they were perfect. They'd spend the next month going into that same bedroom and smoothing those same blankets, waiting for him to come home.


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Enjoy this holiday, and we hope you take a little time to remember all that you are thankful for...now I'm off to bake some bread and make a sweet potato casserole :-)
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José-Manuel Chico
Current Position: Postdoctoral researcher, Plant Molecular Genetics Department, Spanish National Biotechnology Center (CSIC), Madrid.
Education: PhD: Department of Plant Biology, Faculty of Biology, Universidad Complutense (Madrid).
Non-scientific Interests: Sports, movies, meeting friends, reading.
After getting my PhD on tomato responses to wounding, an opportunity arose to work in Roberto Solano's lab on jasmonate signaling in Arabidopsis. Since then, I have developed my work in this field focusing on the regulation of MYC transcription factors and mainly in MYC2. We first observed that MYC2 is regulated by the circadian clock, and this result led us to analyze if light quality could regulate the stability of this protein and its (partially) redundant partners MYC3 and MYC4. At the same time, we have traditionally been interested in the involvement of jasmonates in plant defense. Linking these two subjects and looking for a physiological role we found that simulated shade differentially regulates the stability of two major components of the jasmonate signaling pathway (the MYC transcription factors and their JAZ repressors). These results help to explain why jasmonate-dependent defenses are down-regulated under shade. How this regulation occurs molecularly still awaits further research and elucidate this mechanism will be my next aim.


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A Christmas Flash Mob . . .
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
I saw this last year and it brought tears to my eyes . . saw it again after Thanksgiving and was bawling at my computer.
This is a must see for everyone! I challenge you not to have tears in your eyes.
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Several big companies announced changes to their stock option programs yesterday in the wake of broad regulatory scrutiny of such programs.
I.B.M. said that it would cease providing an annual grant of stock options to nonemployee directors, and would instead double the cash amount of their yearly retainers. The stock option plan for nonemployee directors will stop as of Jan. 1, the company said. The annual retainer will rise to $200,000 from $100,000 as of the same date.
The American Tower Corporation, which operates wireless communications towers, said it would eliminate benefits received by certain past and present officers in connection with the backdating of stock options.
The company said its current senior officers would return $7.5 million and former officers would pay back $7.6 million for options granted below the fair market value of its Class A stock on the legal grant date. The officers will return the amount either through cash payment or by canceling vested options, the company added.
On Nov. 8, the company said that from 1998 to 2005, some officers had chosen past dates as grant dates to use a lower exercise price for their stock options. Subsequently, it filed restated results for the affected periods. The company said it was continuing to cooperate with both the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Juniper Networks, a maker of telecommunications equipment, said that it expected to take a $900 million charge for stock options granted mostly from 1999 to 2003, after completing a seven-month review of its options practices.Continue reading the main story
Juniper said the review found problems with the measurement dates of two stock option awards granted to its chief executive, Scott Kriens. But both options were canceled unexercised in 2001, the company said.
The company said it intended to file its second- and third-quarter reports, and any other financial restatements, during the first quarter of 2007.
Juniper is among more than 160 companies being investigated by the S.E.C., the Department of Justice or company boards for options practices.Continue reading the main story


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When the owners of Merthen Manor in Cornwall were looking to replace their old oil and LPG boilers, their number one priority was to find a solution that would help them manage future fuel costs and lower their carbon footprint.
After realising that there were several issues crucial to the implementation of a satisfactory system, they called in independent biomass specialists Forest Fuels to get impartial advice. Forest Fuels looked at the heat requirements across the site and proposed a technical solution: a 180 kW woodchip boiler and a district heating system to supply heat and hot water to the manor house, barn and six cottages.Forest Fuels also developed a capital and operational budget so that the Vyvyans fully understood the costs and the long term financial benefits.
"Our oil and LPG boilers were becoming increasingly expensive and we wanted a system to serve both the manor house and the six residential units in our developed barns. My son Charles is a chartered surveyor and was convinced that we could get a modern, reliable system that would not only help dry out our damp properties but also help us control our fuel and servicing costs."
Tony Vyvyan, Owner
'Professional advice ensured we had absolute peace of mind'
"With each biomass installer giving different advice it's not so easy to know the right questions to ask or even what your exact requirements are," added Tony, "and that's where Forest Fuels' advisers have been invaluable. They handled the specification and tender details of the process and advised us at every stage. This has given us peace of mind, saved us time, and will save us thousands in the long run."
"Our job was to ensure that the end solution would not only meet the Vyvyan's exact requirements," said Forest Fuels Director Sam Whatmore, "but also guarantee that it would provide more than enough heat, be as simple to maintain as possible, and save them money."
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Hey Peeps-
Happy Friday! Some of you may have noticed, I wrote an entry earlier this week and then deleted it early the next morning. It was meant to be a momma rant that was funny and after sleeping on it, I wasn't sure if anyone would find the humor. It sounded more like I was going off the deep-end. Which, is partly true!
As an update, the babes is growing. She's eating and she's sorta sleeping. Days and nights are in reverse. We're getting this corrected, but it's taking some serious patience and diligence. Many sleepless nights and this mom doesn't do well without sleep. Not sure who does. I come from a family of sleepers, drinkers and eaters. All three of these things have been largely compromised lately. We're all off schedule.
We picked up a little treasure called a Miracle Blanket. You heard of it? You have an infant that's not sleeping? Get this. Get this quickly. It will save your life. Best $25 I've ever spent. It's the most perfect swaddle blanket meant for an idiot like me that can't swaddle. It's fool proof and it keeps the bug nice and tight. She loves it and has slept better since we got it.
Speaking of sleeping. So many people have told me to "sleep when she sleeps." Who can do that? By the time I get finished with the whole feeding, burping, changing routine, keeping her up so we can get the days and nights straigh and then finally get her settled and then asleep I feel so good, proud and super pumped the last thing I want to do is sleep. I want to stand on my porch and yell and cheer that I have been victorious. Then I want to come in, open a bottle of chardonnay and sit on my couch and watch my besties: Hoda and Kathie Lee. Don't worry, I don't day drink alone. I usually have every intent to make phone calls, write thank you notes, do laundry and dishes but I end up staring at the tv, and before I know it the routine starts all over again.
Anyhow, only point to this post was to tell you all Happy Friday! Fridays around here used to be all about happy hour and going out to dinner. Man, have things changed. It's 5:22 pm and I just showered and made my bed. And that's not because I was hungover and late for work this morning. Well, actually, it kind of was...but in a whole new way! I'm in a robe, yoga pants and hair in a pony. Lookin hot. The Chief is in Arlington watching the Rangers attempt a win over the Yankees. I'm not bitter at all. Yes, I am, but someone has to look out for the sweet pea. And you know, even though the Fridays are different, I haven't had a full face of make-up on in weeks, I have no idea what the world looks like outside of my house, I need a pedicure so badly it's terribly sad and I'm exhausted...it's all so worth it. No, I don't love every single second of this, but to be Julia's mom is something special. I'm the only one that fits the bill. She's going to be a total pistol, I can already tell. I love it. We're picking up so many of her mannerisms and little spot lights on her personality. I love her so much already and wouldn't have this "hard as hell" part any other way.
I hope you all are enjoying this gorgeous weather and have a wonderful weekend. I'm hopeful with each week that goes by that life will fall into some sort of a routine, and I can get back to blogging. Soon. Very soon.
Friday, October 15, 2010
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My friend found hepatitis B +ve 2 mnths back but he is not having any symptom of the disease & not taking any medicine. so, what should he do? plz suggest! now what will be the possible condition of his health?
Friend just diagnosed with Hepatitis B, no symptoms and no medicines, what should he do?
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Hepatitis B infections may be acute or chronic.
Acute hepatitis B is the 3 - 6 month period after becoming infected.
The acute illness usually goes away after 2 - 3 weeks. The liver usually returns to normal within 4 - 6 months in almost all patients who are infected.
Some people go on to develop chronic hepatitis.
Chronic hepatitis B is when the hepatitis B virus remains in a person's body. These people are considered to be carriers of hepatitis B, even if they do not have any symptoms.
Many people who have chronic hepatitis B have few or no symptoms. They may not even look sick. However, they can still spread the virus to other people.
Most of the damage from the hepatitis B virus is due to the body's response to the infection. When the body's immune system detects the infection, it sends out special cells to fight it off. However, these disease-fighting cells can lead to liver inflammation.
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text: Quiet by Susan Cain which is all about introverts. The author has a little set of questions to ask yourself if you are introverted or extroverted. I knew I was an "inny" from the beginning, but the set of questions just confirmed it. You should just read the book if you want to learn all about questions like what makes intro / extroverted people, what are our various strengths and weaknesses, how we introverts can overcome some of our difficulties in life & how parents, teachers, managers, co-workers can best work with us.


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This online store has the works!! Lots of talent and great presents for near and fair!
It's there grand opening today....So Happy Opening Mike!!
Go and check out the fun!
brooke and moca
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Day 5 - Shopping online
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Aww you are nice to tell people about our new shop! xx
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Raegan, Abigail, Madeline, Rylan, and Katie went to Girl Scout Camp this year, a second year in a row for all but Katie. The girls decided to go to a session that dealt most with horses and horse back riding. They had a blast! Raegan, Rylan, and Katie were all in a cabin together. Both Maddie and Abigail were in their own cabins without a familar face. We dropped Raegan off on a Sunday after her soccer tournament. She was the last girl to check in out of the whole camp. She didn't want to miss a championship game so we had to make special arrangements to check her in late. All of the moms loaded up in cars to pick the girls up on the following Friday. The girls were so excited when we picked them up. They all went on and on about how much fun they had.
I'm so thankful that Raegan is able to have so many different experiences to learn and grow from. I hope one day she looks back on her childhood years and is thankful too.


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Friday, August 27, 2010
McCall Made It!
Hi Everyone, i just added a badge to the side of my posts called "McCall Made It" Go check out her site. She is just getting started. Here is the link. http://mccallmadeit.blogspot.com
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Fun giveaway
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text: Was anybody else creeped out when Facebook replaced your chosen email address with their Facebook email eddress? And maybe I'm the exception, but I have resisted their efforts to place my online relationships and activity on a Timeline. So I was pleased to see this savage satire on last night's Jimmy Kimmel Show. And I was even more delighted to discover that one of our sharpest Pepperdine grads, Jeff Loveness, wrote and stars in this skit. Enjoy!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoT8ffzUc_E


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The Cyber Trekker
Exploring the 3D Internet
Rober1236 Jua Explores the emerging Metaverses.
Wednesday, 26 December 2007
Leaving the Second Life Moon
Rober1236 Jua has become the first man to explore the surface of the Second Life moon using all Steampunk technology, employing devices created by the community of steampunk engineers living in New Babbage Master Rober1236 Jua was able to go to the Moon and back.
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Mat and Angela's love story began 14 years ago ... and on this day, they were making it official and saying their "I dos" in front of family and friends ..
Honestly. I could hardly wait.
Mat and I went waaaaay back - all the way to grade 8 in North Delta. And here - some *cough cough* years later, I was photographing him and his bride-to-be on the most important day in their lives.
I was a little eager. I arrived 30 minutes early *grin*.
It was easy to see which home it was ... Angela's family is Italian - and my own in-laws are Italian as well. I can spot an Italiano casa a mile away ... it was manicured, spotless, in complete order. And even the house itself was dressed up to celebrate ...
Angela was getting her make-up done by Sarah - yet another jr. highschool friend. The natural light was stunning ... as was Angela.
I love weddings where the bride and groom know who they are. You can always tell ... there are definite trends now-a-days, and they are all lovely. Funky, retro, vintage ... But a bride who dresses herself in the confidence of who she is, and the love she has found ... you can't beat it. That was Angela.
Angela had two lovely jr. bridesmaids ... daughters of her matron of honour.
And I captured some moments between mother and daughter. Some of my favourite times to photograph, for sure.
I loved this detail ... Angela had a rhinestone "A" and "H" for the bottom of her shoes ...
You could feel the love. Angela was a very special daughter.
We headed to the ceremony location ... Redwoods. This place is God's church ... the setting is stunning ... and the weather was absolutely perfect.
Angela and her girls waiting in the back room ...
... while Mat and his boys were busy greeting guests and making sure that everyone was welcomed ...
The stage was set ...
... and the wedding was about to begin.
Phewf! Ok ... that was just Part I. I'm thinking (based on how many more images I have ...) that there will be at least three, maybe four, posts.
Man. I reaaaaaally love my job!
Stay tuned, and come back to see Part II soon!!
For all enquiries, please contact me by heading to my RedHanded Photography website HERE and click "get.in.touch." There are currently only four more wedding slots for the 2012 season. Please contact me for more details. Thanks!


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Imam Sheikh Abu Adam. Photo courtesy of: The German Herald
by, Allan Hall | The German Herald | h/t Vlad Tepes & Trop
A Muslim Imam who lectures on non-violence and advises the German government on interfaith issues has been arrested in Germany for beating up his wife.
She was allegedly assaulted so badly that she suffered a broken nose and shoulder and numerous cuts and bruises.
Sheikh Abu Adam, 40, who bears a resemblance to Osama bin Laden, is now on remand in Munich while his wife, 31, is being guarded by police.
Media reports say the woman, who has borne one of his ten children, wanted to live a more "western" lifestyle, earning her the physical response from her husband.
The police say they received a distress-call from a lawyer called by the victim. It is alleged he shouted a verse from the Koran at her as he beat her;
"Good women are obedient. They guard their unseen parts because God has guarded them. As for those from whom you fear disobedience, admonish them and send them to beds apart and beat them."
Media reports said the imam refused at first to let them in but they forced their way past him because they feared the woman's life was in danger.
Sheikh Adam is the Egyptian Imam of the Darul Quran Mosque in Munich. He is facing charges of causing grievous bodily harm and could face a jail term if convicted.
A week ago the Imam held a lecture at the city's Catholic University a lecture themed on; 'An Islam Which Distances Itself From Violence.'
He also spoke at a recent conference called `Meeting Islam in Europe"and met German justice Sabine Leutheusser Schnarrenberger there.
Adam was assigned bodyguards on the outside because of his calls for Muslims to reject radical Islam. He is also being guarded while on remand from racist fellow prisoners.
You can see Sheikh Abu Adam in this video…
Video courtesy of: Made In England


text: Last month, I asked the q-list about the possibility of adding the remote entry system to my father's '97 A4. Several listers (Ti Kan, Mike Jurkowski, Mark Quinn, email@example.com) were kind enough to respond, and I want to thank them for their help. In the end, it cost about $200 to add the factory remote entry feature to my father's '97 A4. Apparently, Audi changed the remote entry system in 1997, and most (perhaps all) 1997 and beyond A4s come with the system installed in the car, although not necessarily enabled. You need only buy a remote entry keychain fob and have the dealer enable the controller in the car. The dealer must use a VW service tool to enable the controller, (i.e. it is not the two-key reprogramming trick) so you cannot get around going through the dealer for this. The particular fob for my father's car cost $140 (ouch!), and the procedure for enabling the controller was $60 ("1 hour" dealer labor...which probably only took 10 minutes). So, for $200, my father now has the factory remote entry system enabled on his '97 A4 (which was special-ordered without the sunroof/keyless entry option). It was not an easy thing to get accomplished, because both dealerships we took the car to obviously did not know anything about the A4 remote entry system. I finally had to explain the system very carefully to the service manager at the second dealer, and have them call Audi technical support twice before they understood what I was asking them to do. If you want it done to your A4, I suggest you talk with your service manager very carefully, and make sure he understands the situation. Thanks again, Eric '85 Coupe GT --- Eric J. Fluhr Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 630FP Logic/Circuit Design Phone: (512) 838-7589 IBM Microelectronics Div. Austin, TX


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Recently the government attempted to introduce the Built Environment Professions Bill. This has now been withdrawn.
As is the case with all government Bills, there was no intention to actually improve the status quo – far from it. The intention was, clearly, to cripple the present professional bodies, such as the Engineering Council of South Africa (Ecsa), the South African Council for the Architectural Profession and the South African Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession, by placing over them an über council consisting of more government appointees than council representatives, which could then regulate the affairs of these self-regulating councils.
This would allow the über council to appoint whom it thought fit to be a professional engineer. As I have already stated, the Bill has been withdrawn. But we can see from a recent speech by Deputy Minister of Public Works Ntopile Kganyago, delivered at a National Society of Black Engineers function, in December, that he feels that Ecsa is a body which does not support transformation, tells lies and is ruthlessly self-interested.
On transformation, he said: "What we have realised with all the wild allegations that are being made is that we have touched a raw nerve. There are people who are so opposed to transformation that they are prepared to badmouth our country, to drag its name in the mud just to keep the status quo..."
On misleading information, he had this to say: "In fact, [Ecsa] categorically stated that one of the results of the changes that the Built Environment Professions Bill is proposing will be that South African engineering qualifications will no longer be recognised in the rest of the world..."
On self-interest, he said: "The sweet taste of privilege is just too strong for them to let go."
The full text of the speech is on the Ecsa website.
These are the facts: in 2005, 27 165 practitioners were registered by Ecsa as professional engineers and only 4 435 were previously disadvantaged individuals (PDIs), but, from 2006 to date, out of a total of 6 431 applicants from all categories registered, 3 595 applications were received from PDIs, meaning that they account for 56% of those registered in the same period. Simply put, there are more PDIs registering than people from other categories. This is hardly evidence of a lack of transformation or the 'sweet taste of privilege'.
It is a fact, too, that the only way other countries will recognise professional engineers and technologists is where a board exam or peer-review process takes place. Any government-controlled appointment system will not be recognised.
But it is very worrying that the Deputy Minister makes such statements. He also misleads himself – if the Built Environment Professions Bill had gone ahead, there would have been mass resignations by professional engineers, who would have just started up a private professional body. Should we care? The Minister could have a body which would mean nothing and which could arrange for the appointment of everybody he liked.
But we have to stop this squabbling.
Government must wake up. It must do something to keep professional engineers in this country. Tax breaks, greater status, less crime and less mouthing off by Deputy Ministers would be good.
During a recent visit, Professor Linda Duxbury, of Canada, referring to the emigration of professionals from South Africa, said: "The focus on redressing the past means that you might actually not have a viable future, because you lose all of your talent ..."
She also said: "When you're an outsider and you look in, you go, 'Holy heavens, why are they still rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic? Do they not see there's a big iceberg?' And I think they don't."
And you know what? I think they don't either.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Piece by piece till all is broken
Recently the government attempted to introduce the Built Environment Professions Bill. This has now been withdrawn.
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Equality is of great importance. Not screwing up on this issue would mean that the need for equality was ignored- as everything else our comrades touch gets stuffed up in no time.
- January 25, 2009 at 6:10 AM
Africans can't cope with western civilisation. The incidence of lifestyle diseases among educated young blacks with good jobs is unbelievable - high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, quite apart from hiv.
They were never designed to become structural or mechanical engineers or chartered accountants. That's why they hate whites and the civilisation whites forced onto them. It's all too hard for them.
- January 31, 2009 at 4:37 AM


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Rosie turned 7 almost a year ago. We are currently in the process of planning her next birthday. She's having trouble settling on a theme. So far our options are My Little Pony, Chickens, or Star Wars.
Rosie is very eclectic.
But for her birthday last year the theme was Unicorns and Horses.
Here she is opening her still favorite book Phoebe and Her Unicorn, which is a comic book style book about a girl and her friend unicorn that is very silly.
Rosie's other favorite birthday gift was her kids garman. She loves counting her steps and she getting her exercise notifications.
For her 7th birthday Rosie wanted a cupcake unicorn cake.
She designed it herself.
Obi found these unicorn themed balloons at the store.
Instead of having a party Rosie wanted to go to the mall for her birthday.
She wanted to have lunch at Wholefoods.
We had hotdogs with gluten free buns for lunch,
with gluten free donuts for dessert. It was a perfect lunch.
I can't believe how big my little baby is getting.
From Whole foods we went to the mall and spend the day at Build a Bear.
This was our first time at Build a Bear
Rosie wanted everyone to get a special stuffed animal for her birthday.
Usually we have the birthday person pick out gifts for their siblings, but this year Rosie just wanted everyone to build their own cuddle buddy.
It was a very fun experience for everyone.
(we even went back a week later with birthday money each kid had saved and got little gifts for their cuddle buddies)
Afterwards we played in the mall kids play place.
Rosie and I went to Starbucks (mama needed some coffee) and while we were in there we met a lady who also had her birthday that day. She was very happy to meet Rosie and bough Rosie a birthday drink. It was very sweet.
Margaret got a pink princess bear that she's very proud of.
The next day (we always spread out the birthday gifts and celebrations) we went to our local book store where there was a gift waiting for Rosie.
She was very happy to get more Pinkalicous books... one of her favorite series of books.
It was a bit of a non conventional birthday. Daddy took work off that day and we spent the day at the mall. But that's what made it perfect for our little Rosie, our non conventional princess.
(She loves being like her mama and nana and counting her steps)
I can't believes she's seven already and I'm not ready for her to be eight. Where did my little 6lb 13oz baby go?!
She's always been my little panda.
She also loves rocks. She has several rock collections around the yard.
Rosie loves fairies and we are slowly working on building our own fairy garden. She loves books about fairies and unicorns.
Rosie loves to read. She loves to be read to. She could sit all day and listen to me read to her and she's very good at understanding complicated stories.
We just finished reading Centar Rising by Jane Yolen.
Rosie is also very good at drawing. She makes up wonderful stories to go with her drawings. She also keeps a nature journal where she records things she see outside at Nature School.
Rosie LOVES her cuddle buddies. She has several favorites besides her all time favorite, Dancing Bear, and she had a large duffle bag full of stuffed animals that she carries everywhere with her.
Rosie's favorite color is pink. She also loves flowers. Pink flowers are especially her favorite.
She's a huge help around the house and regularly puts the silverware away and sweeps the kitchen. She's also very good at making snacks for her brother and sister when they want one.
Rosie says she wants to be a fashion designer when she grows up. She enjoys putting together outfits and she's very particular about fabrics.
She also loves animals and knows a lot about many different kinds of animals. She loves to collect animals facts and has the best memory.
Her favorite TV show is My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
In fact a My Little Pony movie is coming out in October and Rosie and I already have plans to dress up and go see it in a fancy theater.
Rosie's Favorite books is Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson.
Rosie is very interested in the world and loves to hear about China, where she was born. She says she wants to study Chinese in school this year. She wants to go back and visit China someday.
Rosie is very opinionated and likes things to go her way. She's curious and adventurous and it's always fun to see the world through her eyes.
Honestly, I'm just in awe of her right now. She's growing up and changing so much.
She's such a big girl now and doing so many things on her own. I learn so much from her and I love hearing how she sees the world. She's articulate and passionate and very serious about being silly.
She will always be my amazing quirky little girl that changed my world completely and continues to rock my world every day.
Honestly, I'm just in awe of her right now. She's growing up and changing so much.
She's such a big girl now and doing so many things on her own. I learn so much from her and I love hearing how she sees the world. She's articulate and passionate and very serious about being silly.
She will always be my amazing quirky little girl that changed my world completely and continues to rock my world every day.
(The is a picture of Rosie wearing a shirt that *I* wore in 2008 before I was pregnant with her.)


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In which we celebrate my daughter…
At this moment, four years ago, I was reveling in my beautiful newborn baby girl. (As beautiful as only a wrinkly, squalling, red, freshly birthed baby can be to her mama) My Moo Cow was born on the early morning … Continue reading
In which I ponder unanswered questions…
A few days ago, I was swapping out a load of laundry when I found a pumpkin seed in my dryer. The last time we had any sort of relationship with a pumpkin was in October. So where in the … Continue reading
In which I am vain….
We are so darned cute it should be illegal.
In which I ruin Valentine's Day
Typically, the House of McD doesn't go all out in our celebration of Valentine's Day. On our first Valentine's Day together, Hollywood Boyfriend Jeremy Renner and I were at the hospital, all ready to deliver a stubborn Dubya. (Sidenote: we had a very whirlwind … Continue reading
In which my kids play a weird game together….
My kids are weird. I am not at all being mean or judgmental when I say that. It is what it is. My goobers are weird little ones. The things they say, the things they do….well, there aren't many in the world … Continue reading
In a nutshell….
This pretty much sums up all that is the McD family.


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Uberthons Oregon Spring 5K
Memorial Day weekend Allyson and I added another 5K medal to our collections. On a last minute whim, we signed up for the Uberthons Oregon Spring 5K held at Heirloom Roses.
As race day approached I started losing my voice and allergies were definitely not being my friend. I kept wondering if I was really going to be able to run the whole thing… spoiler alert, we finished without walking!
Four Warm Spring Weather Running Style Tips
Tip #1: Wear running bottoms that have pockets. Pockets are essential for a race because then you have a spot to fit your phone, gummies, etc. My favorite pair has a zip pocket on the back that will also fit your ID.
Tip #2: Wear a hat so that you don't have to worry about the sun being in your face.
Tip #3: Wear a tank top, so you don't have to deal with the sweaty sleeves effect.
Tip #4: Last, but not least, don't forget sunscreen and don't forget to re-hydrate after you finish running.
Hot air balloons and the sunshine greeted us as we drove to the race.
Only a half mile or so left at this point!
We finished!


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What's in the box this week?
Standard Shares include
Green Beans- For garlicky green beans with pine nuts: Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add 1 ½ lbs green beans and cook until just tender, 3 to 5 minutes. Meanwhile, heat 2 tbsp olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add 2 large, thinly sliced cloves of garlic and cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Add ⅓ c pine nuts and cook until golden brown, about 3 minutes. Drain the green beans and transfer to the skillet. Add 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper and toss to coat. Transfer to a serving bowl.
- Red Beets - In 1975, during the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, cosmonauts from the USSR's Soyuz 19 welcomed the American Apollo 18 astronauts by preparing a banquet of borscht (beet soup) in zero gravity.
Rainbow Chard - The star of this week's recipe!
Little Gem Lettuce - You can use this lettuce for any recipe you would normally use romaine or butter lettuce
Lacinato Kale - Ever tried grilling kale? Strip away and discard the stems of a bunch of kale. Tear the leaves into large bite-size pieces and toss them with 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil and a good pinch of salt. Cook the leaves briefly over a medium fire seasoned with chunks of maple or oak. They will begin to burn and sizzle almost immediately. This is a good thing. Resist the temptation to turn them; the burn is good; the burn is your friend. After 4-5 minutes, turn them once to give a slight char to the wilted leaves that have been on top. Cook for another minute or two, and then remove them from the grill. That's it. Serve immediately. YUM
Red Kuri Squash - According to the Environmental Working Group, winter squash is on the list of produce with the highest levels of pesticide residue. Especially with squash like red kuri, where you can eat the skin (the most delicious part?), it's important to know your squash is coming from a farm like Say Hay!
Egg Shares include eggs from our certified organic, pasture-raised, happy hens.
Vegetable Forecast
Rainbow Chard, Catalogna Greens, Red Beets, Spring Onions, Batavian Lettuce, Sage, Delicata Squash
We're expecting our first big rain of the year this Thursday! Forecast is for over an inch overnight. That's welcome news since the last rain didn't end up sending us much rain. So we're working fast to make sure crops are cultivated, cover crop seed is sown, and we get an early jump on the harvest since it's slow going once we have our rain gear on and can't get our trucks in the field.
We hope you enjoy the fall bounty in this week's box!
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Chard and Mushroom Galette (Serves 4)
This yummy white pizza is simple yet elegant, and a perfect addition to your dinner table! Don't be intimidated by the prospect of making dough, a galette is supposed to look… "rustic". Thanks Bon Appetit!
Whole Wheat Dough
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 teaspoon kosher salt
¾ cup (1½ sticks) chilled unsalted butter, cut into pieces
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 cup ricotta
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
4 oz. maitake mushrooms, torn, and/or crimini mushrooms, thinly sliced
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
1 bunch large chard, ribs and stems removed, leaves cut into bite-size pieces
All-purpose flour (for parchment)
1 large Say Hay egg, beaten to blend
1 cup mixed fresh tender herbs (such as flat-leaf parsley, cilantro, dill, and/or chives)
1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
Flaky sea salt (such as Maldon)
Whole Wheat Dough
Pulse all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, and salt in a food processor to combine. Add butter and pulse until mixture resembles coarse meal with a few pea-size pieces of butter remaining.
Transfer mixture to a large bowl; drizzle with vinegar and ¼ cup ice water. Mix with a fork, adding more ice water by the tablespoonful if needed, just until a shaggy dough comes together; lightly knead until no dry spots remain (do not overwork). Pat into a disk and wrap in plastic. Chill at least 2 hours.
Do Ahead: Dough can be made 2 days ahead. Keep chilled.
Preheat oven to 400°. Season ricotta with kosher salt and pepper; set aside.
Heat 1 Tbsp. oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; season with kosher salt and pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden brown and crisp, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a small bowl.
Heat 1 Tbsp. oil in same skillet over medium heat. Cook garlic, stirring, until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add half of chard, season with kosher salt and pepper, and cook, tossing, until slightly wilted. Add remaining chard and cook, tossing occasionally, until completely wilted, about 4 minutes. Remove from heat; season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Roll out dough on a lightly floured sheet of parchment to a 14" round about ⅛" thick. Transfer on parchment to a baking sheet. Spread three-fourths of ricotta over dough, leaving a 1½" border. Top with reserved chard, then mushrooms. Dollop remaining ricotta over vegetables. Bring edges of dough up and over filling, overlapping as needed, to create a 1½" border; brush with egg. Bake galette, rotating once, until crust is golden brown and cooked through, 35–40 minutes. Let cool slightly on baking sheet.
Toss herbs with lemon juice and remaining 1 Tbsp. oil in a small bowl; season with pepper. Top galette with herbs, zest, and sea salt.


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Dear Fellows.
I am happy and excited to announce the first preview edit of what will become the 2011 Portfolio for the 2nd and 3rd Quarters.
The page matching is still out of sync, and new updates will be done soon.
Still , the spirit of the imaging is already there.
Jorge Parra Photography 2011 Portfolio, 1st Edition
More to come soon…
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You can now view the US Domestic Trailer for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix online at Yahoo! The trailer also debuted on NBC's Today Show this morning shortly before 9 a.m.
Yahoo is also featuring a new OOTP Poster. Enjoy!
HP OOTP Domestic Trailer (on Yahoo).
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css-based layout problems in Firefox
COW Forums : Web Design
I'm teaching myself how to create css-based layouts.
I've created some pages that Internet Explorer presents correctly, but Firefox scrambles. If someone doesn't mind taking a look and can tell me what's going on, it would be much appreciated!:
(I'm imagining my current style sheets may also be a bit over-the-top re: the numbers of containers containing other containers :-) So any suggestions regarding a more stream-lined approach would be great.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
whoa - that's a lot of placement in css...if i were to guess after looking at your files, i'd say that it's probably related to your float and auto settings on some of the css components. but it's hard to say without really getting into it and there's nothing really glaring...
[Margarita] "I'm imagining my current style sheets may also be a bit over-the-top re: the numbers of containers containing other containers"
i think what you might have is a case of too much css. css is great when you have something like a link or a header or a bit of inline text that you want to control the style for throughout the site (via css classes). where css can get to be overkill is when you use it a lot for individual items or if you are controlling attributes via css that you really just don't get any benefit from controlling...does that make sense?
hope that helps! :-)
Thanks Curtis,
I agree, the sheet got more complicated than need be. I'm curious though (if you have time for another question), which categories of things, in general, you think are best controlled by css elements, and which are not?
I'm asking because from what I've read so far, many css advocates (csszengarden.com is one example) advise controlling Every aspect of layout and formatting via style sheets (though a tad more efficiently than I've done so far :-).
i guess i tend to be a bit more old school (having been at this since long before css was around) - i tend to just use tables and other more simple elements to control layout, as opposed to going full css...i personally think that it's a smidge overkill, and i almost always put things like headers, nav areas, footers, etc. into global templates, which helps alleviate the need for global css control of those elements...
so basically the primary things that i always put into css are:
- link styles
- font styles
- page content styles (line-height, font, etc.)
- anything else that i don't have in a global header, nav or footer template
but that's just me - i know that a lot of people enjoy doing sites in all css, but what i've found is that the headache of getting those to work perfectly across browsers is often not worth the time spent. in other words, the primary benefit of css is that they are global styles that i can change to quickly alter the layout of a site - that's why they were invented. but i won't probably be spending a lot of time changing the nav menu spacing or other core layout elements very much, so i find it more efficient to just use plain html to control things like that and save myself what you're running into here - the bizarre little differences that pop up between browsers. i know css and styles very well, but even i will constantly find that a certain style acts differently between browsers and platforms - so when it comes to css styles that are very position-dependent, i'll typically just use plain html to get the same effect, because i know that will be much more reliable from the start across browsers...
one thing i would _strongly_ recommend against is using absolute positioning for elements. this is a death wish if you have a site that will have content changing or that needs to be maintained. i have seen sites in the past where every element on the page was positioned down to the pixel and a user wanted to double the copy in the body area - you can imagine the time that is spent to reposition everything to fit the copy and what would have been needed if everything was built to flow in relation to other things on the page...
just my $.02... :-)
olleh sitruc,
Thanks for your .02 cents of advice. I'd say it was worth .03 at least! :-)
Seriously, though, I appreciated your take on things. I'm not a fan of spending hours and hours debugging issues that will (hopefully) become non-issues in the not-too-distant future. So, yours seems a very common sense approach. To some extent, it seems some folks use style sheets exclusively cause "all the cool kids are doing it"... :-)
When it comes to web-based stuff, it seems that figuring out *which* tools & technologies make the most sense to use can take as much effort as actually learning to use them.


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please bring me back to reality
What the hell is wrong with me. I just watched us go the last four seasons really about 8-8 every year. Why do I think this year is different. Why do I think the o line is better then last years. Why do i hear all of the good things coming out of camp and jump on board like this is the year we have finally turned the corner. What in God's name is wrong with me. I swore after last season i would not get caught up in this again. It is ridiculous how they get me every year. But here i am again and i'm starting to think this is the year. Christ i am an idiot. But man i do love being that idiot even if it is only until Sept.
RE: please bring me back to reality
"ignorance is such bliss"-Matrix 99'
We all share your anticipation for the upcoming season and I truly believe we will not be disappointed........
(in a low whisper)....superbowl.......
RE: please bring me back to reality
I think this is going to be one of those season where its going to be either the same or better results. I am more curious to see if our D will do.
RE: please bring me back to reality
I think we will be the same, worse, or better.
RE: please bring me back to reality
spkb25 - I feel your pain man.
On the one hand, this is that time of year that we always start to hear the hype. This is the time of year when expectations are high, every story that comes out is positive, and we all get giddy with anticipation of the new season. Every team's fans think that they're playoff bound this ear.
Of course, there do seem to be reasons for optimism. The LBs played pretty darn well the last 4 games of last season, and they're all young and said to have improved in the offseason. If they can play 16 like they did the last 4, we'll be fine there. We improved at S, and we still have 3 nasty DEs. On O, our biggest problem, the line, was addressed well. The gameplan this season is to put the ball back in the hands of Deuce and "simplify" things, allowing Brooks easier reads, less thinking, quicker releases, etc. There is plenty of reason to think this team can be good. If I had to lay money down now, I'd say 10-6... but then I said that last season and look at where that got me. LOL.
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There is no reason not to be hyped right now. We haven't seen any of the players on the field this year. Some of our weakest areas were addressed (O-Line), but some weren't (LBs). Players can improve individually as well; players like Bentley, Stallworth, Holland, Watson, Bockwoldt, and Will Smith should be coming into their own about now! There will be some surprises too - I expect to see some interesting things develop at DT, LB, and TE this year.
You don't need to come down to reality yet. Wait until we've seen the a few pre-season games, or the first regular season game, then you can decide if you need to come down. Until then, I say "sail away, my friend".
...there is nothing wrong with you...
..the o-line is better...
...the defense is better...
..problem is, the other teams get better than they were last year too... :)
i will feel a whole lot better if Venturi was gone!!!!!!!!!
I second that... Venturi so needs to go.
Another thing to be hyped about....we only have 10 plays now, so that should minimize some of the offensive confusion :shock:
McCarthy is gone, which is good. But he is replaced by his underling.
We still have the same DC, which sux.
Haslett lost his mind with the steroid stuff, which confirms that he is, in fact, a bit nuts.
So....the coaching situation shouldn't make you feel much better. And, the Saints could be leaving town, which will hopefully bring you back to earth. :)
In all seriousness, I like what we've done on D aside from letting the Falcons get Hartwell. I like what we've done on the O line and I like the fact that Adrian may push Brooks, which seems to have produced good results in the past. The discouraging thing is that LAST year was put up or shut up time and here we are again.
I refuse to be optimistic or pessimistic. I will just wait for kickoff, knowing that I will be rooting hard for this team hell or highwater. There are reasons for optimism, there are reasons for concern. We'll see. Give me 12 beers and a TV or ticket to the game and it's GO TIME.
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WASHINGTON (Sept. 4, 2013) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced today that it will not host any public hearings in Colorado, Oregon or Washington on their proposal to strip federal protections for gray wolves across most of the lower 48. All three states are home to excellent, unoccupied wolf habitat and a strong base of support for continued wolf recovery, but the FWS will only hold hearings in Sacramento, Calif., Albuquerque, N.M., and Washington, D.C.
The following is a statement from Jamie Rappaport Clark, president of Defenders of Wildlife:
"We are very disappointed to see the Obama administration and the Fish and Wildlife Service ignoring wolf supporters in the some of the nation's best remaining unoccupied wolf habitat. The federal government is essentially turning its back on Americans who want to see thriving wolf populations restored to their states. Those who oppose the Service's premature and short-sighted delisting proposal deserve a chance to voice their concerns. By excluding those voices, the Fish and Wildlife Service is effectively cutting off public debate about the future of wolves in Colorado and the Pacific Northwest.
"There is still much work to be done to ensure that wolves are able to return to western Colorado, northern California and Washington's Olympic peninsula – places that have excellent habitat but no wolves. We need continued commitment from the federal government to ensure safe passage of wolves into these important areas. Now is not the time for the Obama administration and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, our nation's chief wildlife stewards, to give up on wolf recovery before the job is finished."
Defenders has released an updated report titled "Places for Wolves" that identifies key areas where wolf recovery has not yet occurred. For example, some of the best remaining unoccupied habitat exists in western Colorado, northern California and Washington's Olympic Peninsula, where there are currently no known wolf populations. The report also outlines general conservation strategies that would facilitate wolf recovery across the country.
Further, a poll conducted by Peak Campaigns in Colorado earlier this year showed very strong support for wolf restoration in the state, including 72% who support protecting wolves that cross into Colorado from other states. Additional polling is being conducted this week to gauge support for wolf recovery in California, Oregon and Washington. Results will be available early next week.
On June 6, FWS released its proposed rule to strip federal protections for gray wolves across the entire lower 48, except for Mexican gray wolves in the Southwest. If approved, the delisting proposal could preclude any further wolf recovery, especially in places like Colorado, Utah and California, where there are no known wolf populations. Nascent wolf populations in Oregon and Washington would be managed entirely by both those states with no assistance from the federal government and no federal backstop to prevent state wildlife agencies from significantly reducing wolf numbers in the future.
Read today's notice in the federal register about the public hearings


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Today I was out with Kath, Gaz and Matt. We ventured into Coire An t-Sneachda, to see just how buried the buttresses were. Turns out they were very! The recent thaw hasn't stripped any of the snow on the rock. The snow on the walk in was very firm, making progress easy going. The goat track and slopes above Alladdin's Buttress were bulging and Mess of Pottage had completely disappeared! Some wind slab is present. We saw teams on Fingers Ridge area and lots trying to decide what to do. We headed over to Fiacaill Buttress as rock features could be identified and looked more like there was a thick hoar. We couldn't climb any of the harder routes as they were covered in ice and neve, so the climbing would have been easy but impossible to get runners in on the lead. We went up Fiacaill Couloir II, which is very banked out and in nice condition. Above right - Matt seconding Gaz up to the col. We then top roped most of the routes that top out on the ridge. There were excellent and easy to climb but would be harrowing to lead! Below is the rest of the corrie, buried and bulging with snow.
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
18-01-10, Coire An t-Sneachda - Winter Climbing
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
We love company!
Right after arriving home from my Great Northwest trip, we were blessed with company from California! Our good friends, the Elliotts have been on a 5 week cross country trip, visiting old family and friends, and we were on their list! We got to know Cathy when we lived in Tuscaloosa and I was tutoring in the Athletic Department. We were both pregnant (me with Kellen, her with Molly) and she was looking for someone to watch Molly after she returned to work. So, beginning at 4 months old, I got the privilege of watching Molly during the day, and a few months later I began picking up Jeremy and Laine from school and watching them for a few hours, too. Lots of good times and fun memories! Now, Laine is 13, Jeremy is 9 and Molly is 6!
I had to include a pic of Molly and Kellen since they began their friendship at 4 months and 1 month of age, respectively. They sure had fun being back together! The Elliotts visited us a couple of times after we moved up here to J'town, but since they moved out west, it had been 4 years since we've seen each other.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friends Are Friends Forever (that's for you, Bec!)
This year we stayed at Joy's parents' friends' cabin (got all that?) in Long Beach, Washington. It's right on the ocean, almost on the Oregon border. The weather was beautiful--sunny and breezy, but perfect for strolling the boardwalk (Joy borrowed a wheelchair from her church so they could push me). Only nursing babies are allowed on these trips, so Joy had her 2 month old, Sam, with her. He is adorable and did great all week!
We went into town for a little bit each day (partly so we could get cell service to call our families!), and walked in the surf and strolled around the little town. We fixed great meals while we were there and played lots of cards and Pictionary. A very relaxing time, full of lots of raucous laughter! Another bonus is that it's always a very affordable trip because we split all our expenses four ways (even travel, which I thank them greatly for!!!), we enjoy cooking our own meals (at least Joy and I do, and then Summer and Becca like to clean up!), and we're content to entertain ourselves with games, talking and laughing. 'Til next year, girls! I love you all!
A special thanks needs to go out to all our hubbies who support us to keep this commitment to each other. Also, thank you to my good friends Stacey, Elisabeth and Mallery who all took my children at various times to give Brian some free time. We appreciate you!!!
Monday, July 21, 2008
A Few Days of Silence
Our Little Boy is 3!
Today is Owen's 3rd birthday! I often call him my "miracle baby", as I was 17 weeks pregnant with him when we were in the car accident. Three years ago today I was still in a wheelchair, but blissfully happy that we had our first boy and he was amazingly healthy despite all the trauma, surgeries, anesthesias and medications. Today, he is as normal as normal could be, and just a perfect compliment to our family. He is cuddly but tough, loves his siblings, and is growing up to be such a big boy! We had his party on Saturday, and tonight he requested spaghetti and meatballs for his birthday meal!
Our kiddos in front of the bounce house we rented for his party. It was a huge hit with all the kids who came, and since they couldn't pick it back up until Sunday afternoon, we inflated it again yesterday before church for everyone to play again!
Even Dawson liked it, as long as he stayed on the front edge where he felt safe!
My first attempt at truly decorating a cake! Previously, polka dots was about as adventuresome as I got! My awesome friend, Kelly, spent part of her Friday night teaching me how to mix colors and use her frosting tips. I think we came out with a pretty darn cute cake! THANK YOU, KEL!
Friday, July 18, 2008
Owen's T & F Debut
As you can see from the pics below, Owen got to participate tonight. He was so PROUD! Since I showed pics of the girls last week, I decided to showcase Owen's events tonight.
Owen throwing the discus.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Flip Flop Fellowship
Monday, July 14, 2008
Recipe Day!
Today I thought I'd share a couple of our favorite grilling recipes. (I say "our" because even though Brian does NOT cook, he does do all the grilling!) The corn is delicious, and a little different than most grilled corn because it is actually grilled with the husks pulled back and used as a handle, versus with the husks around them (which actually just steams the corn, creating a very different flavor). The herbed butter soaks into the corn, so you don't even need to add anything else to it once it hits the table. The zucchini boats are also delicious, and usually even a hit with kids because of the yummy, cheesey "stuffing". I've never used mint in the zucchini recipe, by the way. Enjoy!
Grilled Corn on the Cob
4 ears sweet corn in their husks
6 Tbsp. butter coarse salt and pepper
2 Tbsp. minced fresh flat-leaf parsley (or 1 Tbsp. dried)
1 clove garlic, minced
Strip back husks and leave attached at the stem end. Remove silk and hold back husks with a string or rubber band to form a handle. Brush corn with the garlic butter as it grills, rotating often. The ears are cooked when golden brown, after 8-12 min. Keep husks hanging over edge so as not to catch fire.
Stuffed Grilled Zucchini
4 medium zucchini
5 tsp. olive oil, divided
2 Tbsp. finely chopped red onion
¼ tsp. minced garlic
½ c. dry bread crumbs
1/2 c. shredded mozzarella cheese
1 Tbsp. minced fresh mint
1/2 tsp. salt
3 Tbsp. grated Parmesan cheese
Cut zucchini in half lengthwise; scoop out pulp, leaving ¼ in. shells. Brush with 2 tsp. oil; set aside. Chop pulp. In a large skillet, sauté pulp and onion in remaining oil. Add garlic; cook 1 min. longer. Add bread crumbs; cook and stir for 2 min. or til golden brown. Remove from the heat. Stir in the mozzarella cheese, mint and salt. Spoon into zucchini shells. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 8-10 minutes or until zucchini is tender.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Shout Out to the Grocery Game!
Each Sunday you get the coupons out of the paper. I sometimes even buy an extra paper if there are a lot of inserts because I know it will be worth it in the long run. Here in our town I have to purchase a paper from a larger nearby city b/c our local paper doesn't carry all the inserts. Anyway, I clip the coupons and file them by category in a notebook.
Then, every Sunday you look on the website for the current week's lists. We can subscribe to Kroger and Walgreens here, so I do both. It is $10 for 8 weeks for the first store, and $5 for 8 weeks for the second store, but my savings far exceed the cost of the service. You look at the list and see what your family could use. The list is color-coded so that black items are on sale, but not the best deal, so only buy them if you really need them that week. The blue items are the lowest price that item will go, so go ahead and stockpile that item. The green items are completely free, by the time they're on sale and you use coupons, rebates, etc.
The Grocery Game has a database that tracks when items will be the lowest sale price. Often, a store will put fruit snacks, for instance, on sale for $1.67, but then if you wait a couple more weeks and they'll be $1.00. Then if you use a 50 cent coupon and your grocery doubles it, like our Kroger does, then you get your $2.25 box of fruit snacks for free! It's just a matter of knowing when to "play" your coupon.
While there are many great things about this, there are a couple caveats, too, that I should share. First, it does take some time, especially more at the beginning. You have to figure out your system of how you'll organize your coupons, and the most efficient way to find them when you need them. Second, you need a place to store your stockpile! I know several friends who have purchased an extra cabinet for the garage. Third, you can't be brand-loyal. I always used All Free Clear detergent from Sam's Club, but now we may have Tide, Purex, Surf, etc. because they're what were on sale in the past.
On the plus side, it has been fun to try out some new products that I may not have bought for my family before. It's also nice to buy the snack items or other more expensive items that my family enjoys but I didn't used to buy very often. It's come in handy when it's time to bring snacks for teams or pre-school classes, and I'm currently stocking up on very cheap school supplies! Another positive is that I have plenty of supplies to donate when there's a need. I also love to entertain, so it's nice knowing that I currently have a turkey, a ham, a couple of roasts, a couple of whole chickens, some pork tenderloins, and lots of chicken breasts and hamburger meat in my freezer! It has made meal planning easier, and if there's an item that we want to buy that hasn't been on the list, I know I can justify it because I've saved so much money on other items. Finally, though it does take some work and time on my part, as a stay-at-home Mom, I consider it my "job" to make Brian's paycheck go farther and be good stewards of our money. Plus, it's so fun! At my most recent Walgreens trip, my bill was over $110, and I only paid $31! It's almost addicting!
If any of you decide to check it out, they allow you to have a 4 week trial for $1. If you try it, let me know what you think, and if you have any questions about it, feel free to ask!
Friday, July 11, 2008
Naming Rights
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Our Track & Field Stars
If you read the previous blog, you know that Brian is out of town, so I was flying solo at the meet tonight, but the kids did great. In the 50 m & 100 m dashes, there weren't any other girls competing, so Kellen and Peyton ran in the boys events. Kellen had some older boys in her group, but Peyton's group was mostly boys her own age or a little younger, and she came in first out of the whole bunch! In all, the girls won gold medals in each of their events, for a total of four per kid! They were certainly proud and had lots of fun tonight!
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Vegas, Baby!
Thanks to our excursion to the firehouse and a fun Chick-fil-A lunch afterwards, and then precious naptime, the day has gone very smoothly for us at home. The kids were great tonight, too. They ate a good dinner and then I built a fort in the living room and they watched The Lion King in it. And since none of them really know how to tell time yet, they didn't have a clue that they actually went to bed before their normal 8:00 bedtime! Is that being a mean mom? Hopefully I won't regret it in the morning if they get up early! Anyway, we miss you B, but we're doing great, so don't worry about us!
Future Firefighters?
Today we took a trip to a local fire station with our friend Stacey and her kids Ty and Sarah (Kellen was at her friend Bella's house playing for the day). Owen's birthday is coming up and he loves fire trucks, so we went to take some pics of him with the trucks so I could create his birthday invitation. They all loved climbing in and on the trucks, holding the hose, honking the horn and petting the fake dalmations! They even have an antique truck on display that was J'town's first motorized truck in 1933!
Happy Birthday, America!
Annual Redbirds Game
Good buddies Cade, Peyton, Kellen, Colby, Owen, Kate & Megan
Do I See an Oscar in the Future?
Venus and Serena???
Another Wedding!
6 & Under Softball Champions!
Kellen and Peyton got to play on the same softball team this year. With Brian and I being former athletes, we've dreamed about this day, but didn't think we'd get to see it happen 'til high school, since the younger ages are usually so divided. But, for once, they were on the same team and had a blast! They won their tournament, five games later, on a very hot day, so the trophies made it all worth it!
Erica & Josh's Wedding
Our family after the rehearsal.
My brother Kevin, father-of-the bride, and his baby girl Erica, the beautiful bride!
Are we having fun yet, Mom? My Mom, being hoisted up by her six kids!
Erica and Josh led some of the worship during their wedding. It was wonderful!
Our summer vacation literally began hours after the kids finished their last day of school, as we boarded a plane to Baltimore for my neice's wedding. It was basically a large family reunion, with only one brother-in-law, two nephews and a nephew-in-law (is that a word???) absent. My brother, Kevin, father-of-the-bride, did an incredible job preparing for the influx of all of us, providing us with vehicles, baby equipment, food, maps, etc. Whatever we needed! We had a couple of large picnics/parties, in addition to the rehearsal and the wedding itself. Kellen and Peyton were the flower girls, which was certainly one of the highlights of their little lives! We pray for Erica and Josh to have a fulfilling, fun, Christ-centered marriage!


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The Hunt for Endobar Filch
Lord Ernest Padraig
Lord of Winterhaven
The young-looking Lord of Winterhaven, Lord Padraig is confident and assertive, but keeps to himself for the most part, although he is known to frequent Wrafton's Inn.
The Padraig family have ruled Winterhaven for many generations, and so far, Lord Ernest Padraig has proven no worse a ruler than his predecessors. His rule is not absolute however, and he has been unable to raise a large enough militia from the villagers to deal with the growing threat from the kobolds. How he handles this, and the dark happenings in Shadowfell Keep, could make or break his reputaion with his subjects.
He leads the Winterhaven Regulars (local guards), and lives with his wife, four sons and five servants in the stone manor house at the very top of the hill.


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Dr Bo Remenyi is on a journey to make a real difference.....
A Western Australian Greens Senator remains confident that the move to change the date of Australia Day will continue to grow, despite their motion in the senate being voted down.
The Australian Greens motion in the Senate to change the date of Australia Day acknowledged Aboriginal and Torres strait Islanders as the first peoples of Australia and that January 26th was a day of mourning because for many it represents the beginning of colonisation. The motion was voted down by both the Labor and Liberal parties and members of the cross bench.
Senator Siewert was critical of both the major political parties and stated she believes support for the change the date campaign will continue to grow.


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Y'sb collection for July themed "Artsy Square"
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Once Soulmates… Simply Lovers Forever
Kim Bum features in the October Issue of Gentleman, shedding his boy image, for the photo shoot.
As most everyone know, Kim So Eun has been cast as the lead in the Korean Remake of Liar Game. Recently they released a trailer for the show which will...
This is posted on our fanfic section but I'm posting this here as well.
Kim Bum recently held a fan meeting in Seoul for his fans and they surprised him with a birthday cake. Since today is his Birthday, thought I'd...


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We are back! We had a nice, long and relaxing vacation to Hawaii. Parker was in heaven being with both her parents daily, seeing her grandparents and playing ALL DAY LONG. She now says "ocean" and loved digging in the sand with her bucket. She can hold her breathe under water when Garett dunks her and had her first drippy messy ice cream cone. Why don't we live there? Anyway, it is nice to be home. There really is no place like it.
The key to vacationing with kids: Bring grandparents. Garett and I actually got to go out on a boat and go snorkeling and go out to dinner a few times (thanks D, I & L). The whales. We saw SO many whales while in Maui and on the boat. It was amazing...
Sooooo, back to winter. Things to look forward to: I am taking a photography class on line, downtime, re-connecting with friends and start training for a half marathon (gulp).
Here are a few of my favorite pictures from Hawaii....My mom and her pal on Lani Kai Beach (AMAZING beach on Oahu), Parker watching the sun set, Parker & Dylan playing at Baby Beach on Maui, My step dad Don and P, Dapper Dylan, Amazing view from my mom & don's place, Parker laughing with dad.


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I've used croaker for this recipe but feel free to use any white fish of your choice like tilapia or snapper.
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 30 min
Juice of 1 lime
1 cup oil for deep frying
1 tablespoon lime juice
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon Sriracha (thai chili sauce)
1 tablespoon sweet chili sauce
1 tablespoon fish sauce
1/2 teaspoon dark soy sauce (dark soy sauce is a sweeter, thicker version of regular soy sauce) (optional)
2 green chillies (don't slit the chillies if like your food less spicy )
1/4 cup water
1/2 cup basil leaves
Clean the fish really well and pat dry with a paper towel. Put 2-3 deep gashes into each of the sides of the fish at an angle. Make sure the gashes are at least an inch apart from each other or the fish will break when frying. Now rub the juice of one lime and salt (according to taste) on the fish and leave it to marinate for 10 minutes. Don't forget to rub some juice on the insides as well.
After marinating, sprinkle enough rice flour to gently coat the fish, shake off excess flour and deep fry till the fish is cooked completely. A perfectly fried fish will have crispy skin and the slashes will open up.
One great tip about frying fish- never flip the fish too early otherwise it will stick to the pan and break. Give each side 3-5 minutes before flipping over gently.
The fish will soak up all the lovely flavors of the sauce within a few minutes and a few minutes before taking it off the heat add Thai basil. Regular basil works fine too but the subtle aroma of Thai basil enhances the flavor so much more that it's worth getting some.
This fish is best served warm with enough rice to mop up all that delicious sauce.
As always.. ENJOY!! :)