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Mark Wahlberg's Wife Disses Justin Bieber's Calvin Klein Campaign
Nothing gets between Mark Wahlberg and his legacy — not even Calvin Klein's latest poster boy Justin Bieber. Marky Mark's model wife, Rhea Durham, made sure of this when she dissed the Biebs in bold tweets on Jan. 7!
Mark Wahlberg's wife, Rhea Durham, 36, created quite a stir, regarding Justin Bieber's latest ad campaign for Calvin Klein. While we all agree that Justin, 20, looks mighty fine in his underwear, Rhea took to social media to criticize the pop star for his sexy shoot!
Mark Wahlberg's Wife Pregnant With Fifth Baby — Congrats
Mark and his wife Rhea Durham will be expanding their funky bunch. Rhea found out about her pregnancy in May, and the couple is thrilled to welcome baby number five!
Mark Wahlberg knows a thing or two about big families. As the youngest of nine children, it's no wonder the Ted star is excited to add a fifth kid to his already full house. With Rhea Durham headed into her third month, the happy couple can't wait for their new bundle of joy!
Mark Wahlberg: Thinking About My Daughter Dating Stresses Me Out
Mark says he doesn't even want to THINK about his older daughter going on a date! He's such a protective dad!
In the new issue of Men's Journal, tough guy Mark Wahlberg revealed his greatest fear — his daughter Ella starting to date! "I'm not going to think about that right now," he said when asked about what he'll do when the 8-year-old Ella reaches dating age. "When the time comes, I will, but it's not a good thought for me to have."
Is Mark Wahlberg's Wife, Rhea Durham, Pregnant With Baby Number FIVE?!
This photo says it all — that's a bump! Is Marky Mark expanding his brood?
Mark Wahlberg hasn't been shy about his desire to have a monster-size family, so we're assuming — by the visible baby bump in this picture — that his wish is coming true. Rhea Durham looks pregnant! Baby number five on the way for the Wahlbergs?
Mark Wahlberg Says Parenting Isn't Easy: 'If I Fail At This, I Fail At Everything!'
As a father of four, Mark now knows how hard it is to raise kids! As a child he didn't listen to his parents, but hopes that his own offspring will be better than he was!
Mark Wahlberg was a huge troublemaker growing up, but now that he has four kids of his own—Ella, 7, Michael, 4, Brendan, 2, and Grace, 1—he knows how important it is to help them stay on the right track! "For a long time I thought, like most kids, that my parents didn't know what they were talking about and were completely out of touch," the former rapper turned The Fighter actor tells Boston Common. "If I'd heeded everything they tried to instill in me, I might have avoided a lot of trouble." Yes Mark, but maybe then you wouldn't have turned out to be such an amazing, edgy actor!
Justin Bieber Almost Felt The Wrath Of Mark Wahlberg For Breaking His Promise To Call His Daughter!
Mark Wahlberg was ready to tear tween king Justin Bieber's hair off his head. Luckily he was just joking… we think.
Mark Wahlberg stars in the new movie The Fighter but in real life he was ready to get physical with pop singer Justin Bieber. What did the tween star do wrong? He promised to call Mark's 7-year-old daughter, Ella Rae, because she was in the throws of Bieber Fever. But, when the girl's phone never rang, Mark, who has four children with wife Rhea Durham, was ready for revenge.
Brooke Burke, Mark Wahlberg And A Bunch Of Other Celeb Parents Take Their Kids Out For Some Halloween Fun!
Celebrity parents and their costume-clad kids gathered in LA for the Pottery Barn Kids Halloween Carnival on Saturday!
Mark Wahlberg, Brooke Burke and Alison Sweeney were just some of the parents who stopped by the Pottery Barn Kids Halloween Carnival on Saturday (Oct. 23) to share a special fall day with their adorable kiddies! The stars might not have been dressed for Halloween, but their kids certainly were! All the families enjoyed an afternoon at the pumpkin patch, which benefited Operation Smile, which provides free surgeries for children with cleft lips and cleft palates. What a fun way to help out a wonderful cause!
The Obamas & Hollywood Families Like Mark Wahlberg & Reese Witherspoon Take Their Kids To Church … Do You?
Not just the President, but also several other celebs make sure to spend some quality religious time with their kids. Do you think it's a good thing?
While a lot of people are spending their time on weekends resting and relaxing, millions of others spend it getting closer to God, and President Barack Obama is no exception. The President and first lady Michelle Obama, for instance, spent Sunday morning at the Episocopal Church St. Johns in Washington, D.C., with daughters Sasha and Malia.
Mark Wahlberg's Son Was Attacked by an Octopus! That's Crazy!
It sounds like a movie, but it happened in real life! When's the last time a trip to the zoo was so dangerous?
Mark Wahlberg's 4-year-old son Michael really loves animals, but maybe not so much anymore, since he was attacked by an octopus on a family outing to the zoo. Yes, attacked by an octopus! Mark was on Late Show with David Letterman on Thursday to promote his new movie, The Other Guys, and told the story of how, when he and his wife, Rhea, took their four kids to Sea Life Aquarium in Carlsbad, CA., an octopus got a way too close for comfort.
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EXCLUSIVE: Mark Wahlberg Tells Us: There's No Way I'll Let My Kids Get Tattoos
The star of The Other Guys is OK with the fact that he has tattoos, but when it comes to his four kids, it's a case of "do as I say, not as I do."
Mark Wahlberg has never been shy about his own tattoos, flashing them whenever he takes his shirt off (which is a lot, by the way!) and he is comfortable discussing them when someone asks about his body ink. But when HollywoodLife.com caught up with him at the New York premiere of his new film The Other Guys and asked the 39-year-old actor what he would say if one of his four kids ever wanted to get one? His answer was only two words: "Hell no!"
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Proud Papa Mark Wahlberg Gets a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
It's about time Mark got an award! We've wanted to give him one ever since we saw him in his Calvin Klein underwear!
Now that's what we call an entourage! Mark Wahlberg accepted his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame yesterday with his wife, Rhea Durham, and their four children around him, and he thanked them all in his speech for standing by him and "sacrificing so much so I can accomplish my goals."
HollyBaby! Prepare To 'Ooh' & 'Ah' Over Mark Wahlberg's Super Cute Son Brendan!
Mark & Michael made a special, charitable appearance yesterday in LA
We don't get to see Mark Wahlberg and Rhea Durham's four kids too often, so we're really glad the whole family came out June 13 for the 21's Annual "A Time For Heroes" Benefit in Los Angeles, which raised money for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Just place your peepers on Mark's son, 21-month-old Brendan. Doesn't he look just like his daddy?
Mark Wahlberg — Love It That You Said The Birth of Your New Daughter Grace Means "A Couple Of Days of Peace And Quiet!"
Are you a mom? Do you identify with Mark and his wife wife Rhea, who look at a hospital stay as a" vacation"?
"It was the first time we had a couple of days of peace and quiet even though she [wife, Rhea Durham] had to go through the pain of giving birth," Mark Wahlberg tells Ellen Degeneres in an interview that airs today on her show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Marky Mark, it's so cute that you look at the birth of your fourth child, daughter Grace, as "vacation time." We sure bet after three children — Ella, 6, Michael who is about to turn 4, and Brendan, 16 months — a trip to the hospital to have a fourth is a walk in the park, especially when it means that you get to spend some alone time with Rhea. And, we agree with you — the hospital room, "it's [definitely] like a hotel room." Read more
Mark Wahlberg's Newborn Daughter's Name Is Grace Margaret, Not the Other Way Around!
There's a new member in Marky Mark's entourage, and it's — natch — a girl.
UPDATE: A source tells HollywoodLife.com that the daughter's name is Grace Margaret, not Margaret Grace, as has been widely reported.
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Unlike most squeamish hubbies, the Entourage executive producer, 38, was even in the delivery room to watch his 31-year-old model wife give birth. "Mark was in [there] with Rhea," says one source. "And he cheered her on all the way. Rhea was a real trooper and now they can't wait to get home and be a big happy family with their four kids."
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Rory (to her sweaters): I had a dream while I was in Copenhagen and you were there! And you, and you, and you! ... (Gilmore Girls, what else).
Today was kind of a flop as we spent most of it train-hopping through the outskirts of Copenhagen, trying to find a store with strollers. Long story short: we found one, and it was closed. Should have taken a stroller with us (to borrow a line from Alice: I always give myself very good advice, but I seldom ever take it).
Although we haven't yet been to downtown Copenhagen (or the picture-perfect spots you see on the postcards), judging from the area we saw today I don't like it. It reminds me of Paris. And Paris, to be perfectly honest, is crowded and filthy. It must've been extraordinary in its early years, to have become The Measuring Stick For All Other Cities (such-and-so is the Paris of this country, etc.). The ideal romantic setting for cinematography, the center of the arts, and the home of the expatriates - from whence so much of our fine American lit was derived. Who knew it would be so ... dirty. (I reserve the right to change my opinion about Copenhagen once I actually see more of it).
|I don't know what it means but it sure looked cool.
Their are two upsides to my story, the first of which is that I started learning a bit of Danish while on the train. Due to the occasional word that almost looks English, it's sometimes easy to guess the translation of a Danish phrase. For instance ... kaffe med mælk og sukker means coffee with milk and sugar. Not so hard to figure out, right? (Especially when there is a picture of coffee next to it, but we'll pretend there wasn't so I seem more intelligent). Unfortunately, the pronunciation is often completely different than you'd think. I just won't ever say anything out loud, is all.
The second upside concerns art. Copenhagen is currently hosting a city-wide art exhibition consisting of 102 beautifully-painted elephant sculptures, so Isaac greatly appreciated today's excursion. I have never seen him quite so ecstatic as when he got to touch the 5-foot fiberglass elephant at Central Station. Literally ecstatic. We're going to have to take him to the final gala during the first week of September, when they get all the elephants together and auction them off to support Asian elephant survival. He'll go nuts, the little kook.
I'm beginning to think I'd like to stay in Roskilde, if we can find a suitable apartment. It's so much smaller, cleaner, and (to complete my rhyming scheme) greener than Copenhagen. Today they had an outdoor farmer-meets-flea market outside the bakery, and I'm told they have these two or three times a week. We bought strawberries, white grapes, and cherries in a brown paper bag.
We also met a man from Bolivia who was selling hand-made jewelry. And I have no particular reason to write about this except that he said he'd lived in the States during the '90's, where he was a groupie for Grateful Dead and a follower of the rainbow movement (a celebration of peace and living by the land). They called themselves The Rainbow Family Tribe. He said it was a weird cultural experience and afterwards he followed a beautiful Danish woman back to her home country and there you have it.
After we left him, we found The Bagels.
If you must know, I meant for us to start an all-natural strictly fruits-and-veggies diet today (no reason), but then we saw this stupid little bagel shop and it told me that my dieting plans would have to be delayed. Which is just as well. Might as well wait till I'm not living above a bakery.
Tomorrow we are going to check out a nearby church which may or may not have a translator, so I'll let you know how that goes. ... And now if you'll excuse me I must go put our laundry in the dryer before the washer machine kills itself. The thing sounds like a lawn-mower with a serious case of bronchitis.
|Isaac wanted to get on this thing. I did not.
Lorelai: Oh, you gave [Babette] an itinerary and she called every consulate in the world.
Rory: If we were caught smuggling hash over the border and we were thrown in some Turkish prison, wouldn't you want someone to know that we were in Turkey?
Lorelai: Where'd we get this hash we were smuggling?
Rory: You were at a café, you met a guy, he was sweet-talking you, he put the stuff in your purse when you weren't looking.
Lorelai: At least tell me he was cute.
Rory: He wasn't bad for a hash dealer.

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Last Saturday morning I took a class with Katherine at Life's Memories and More in Palmer, MA. It was great. I loved the various techniques and especially the Smooch glitter spray. Katherine made a box for us to use for spraying that reminded me of a mini body shop. A car shop, people!! Anyway, the Smooch spray really added a lot to the projects and I finally learned the proper way to use the bone folder. I had not been using it correctly and had pretty much given up on it. I also used some of the leftover materials to make a mini card for a coworker who is crazy about butterflies. I thought it came out nicely.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Lilies in the Garden
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Recent cards
Made some adorable cards at the Make and Take last week at Life's Memories and More. Also signed up for a class while I was there.
Anyway, Dee designed the card with the dragonfly on it, and it moves. There are two buttons glued together under the dragonfly and they are inserted in such a way that they glide along the card. Pretty clever, I think. Of course, I made one for my sister, Josephine, who loves dragonflies.
I made a Father's Day card for the old boy, but the photo didn't come out well. It is a cut out of a beer stein. I think he will like it and I'll get him some N/A beer to go with it because that is what he drinks. We are going to our daughter's house in West Springfield, for a Father's Day barbecue. Hopefully, I'll remember the camera this time.
And BFF, Kim, had three dress cards for the Make and Take. I made two of them. She had us doing all sorts of techniques - stamping, cutting, punching, embossing, it was great fun. I do like the little black dress card especially, even though it is the simpler of the two.
I also made a beautiful card with a pretty blue bird but I already mailed it to a friend in Long Island and forgot to take a photo. Oh well...
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I took a shot of The Fat Man, aka Ginger, before I snagged him to bring him in for the night. He would stay out all night if he could but I like to have all eight of them in at night. I sleep better knowing they are all safe and accounted for. Ginger is the entertainer of the cat world. We never know what he will do next.
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Monday, June 14, 2010
Random Acts of Kindness
I was confused when BFF Kim D. suggested I participate in the Aloha Fun Rak, not having a clue what that acronym stood for. Now I know! Thank goodness for Kim, my scrapbooking guru. I am making a card with a button theme. And RAK for those like me, stands for Random Act of Kindness, meaning that you send something additional and theme related with your card.
So, within the next few days, I will have a photo of my card. I'll also post the cards from yesterday's Make and Takes at Life's Memories and More in Palmer, MA, the best scrapbooking store, ever!!!!
So, within the next few days, I will have a photo of my card. I'll also post the cards from yesterday's Make and Takes at Life's Memories and More in Palmer, MA, the best scrapbooking store, ever!!!!
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Friday, June 4, 2010
birthday celebration
Last Saturday was Michael's birthday so of course, I made him a card. He is a lover of Hawaiian shirts, althoug I'm not sure why. He's never been to Hawaii.
My sister made and decorated a cake for him using her son's Star Wars figurines, because Michael is a fan.
Douglas, the one with the Star Wars figures, just got his purple belt in karate so I made my first popup card for him. I played to my audience, naturally, with many shots of Douglas.
I am hoping that Michael, my personal computer guru, can show me how to intersperse my photos throughout the text instead of having them all appear at the beginning, which I really don't like.
Anyway, next posting will be of this amazing cat book that my BFF Kim made for me and personalized the pages for each of my eight (yes, I know that I'm insane) cats. Wait till you see that.
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- Good Ingredients: In my bread recipe it is as simple as flour, yeast, water, and honey. I have been making this bread recipe since I was fifteen years old and is tried and true. Click here for my recipe of homemade bread at Planner Perfect Meals. It rises high and is perfect for sandwiches, buttered with a drizzle of honey, or toast with your eggs in the morning. Nothing beats homemade bread coming out the oven.
- Create wonderful memories. Don't underestimate the memories from smells and aromas in your kitchen. Your children will take this with them forever and will feel the love as hot goodies come out of the oven. Click for my recipe of chocolate chips and m&m. It is sure to please.
- Teaching children in the kitchen. Believe me, I have a lot of children and sometimes too many little ones in the kitchen can be more problematic than a memory maker. I tweaked it to ensure a less hectic baking experience. Examples of this might include: allowing one child to do the eggs and the other is in charge of unwrapping the butter, or one is in charge of the pinch of salt and the other stirring the batter. Figure out what works best for you and you will have a wonderful time with them in the kitchen. Not to mention there is a lot to be learned in the kitchen and you just might find you have a budding chef or baker in your family!
- Saves money. Homemade meals are always easier on your wallet than processed. I like to bake 4 loaves each week and that is perfect for our family of 9. I write down in my planner my menu for the week and all I want to bake and create on my baking day. This ensures I have everything I'll need when I get started and saves me time and money.
I couldn't agree more! I usually combine baking day with clothes washing day: I might as well get 2 stay-at-home-day tasks completed. 🙂
You are so inspiring! I'm glad I found you through Mom Bloggers Club :->
Wow! Ur awesome! I love this! I need to get it together and start baking more:) can you post lots of cupcakes please!
joining you from bloggy moms:) have a nice week!
thanks ladies!
I just found your blog via Blogfrog. I am a self-diagnosed ADD organizer! I have three kids and we're in the process of adopting twins from Ethiopia so we have no choice but to have our life in order! I look forward to following along and can't wait to pick up some useful tips along the way!
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glad to meet you and congratulations on your twins!
Found you on BlogFrog! I love baking days! It's my source of stress relief in my somewhat chaotic life.


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April 2017
Both Mother Nature and
many of the electric utility companies have been very kind to everyone over the
past 12-18 months. Unfortunately, it is
time to get back to reality. Mother
Nature skipped the spring season. Actually,
most of us would say we skipped winter and went from fall right into
spring. Now we are jumping right into
summer. At the same time, many of the
utility companies have had an increase in the "fuel adjustment" rates on your
electrical bills. If you have a "fuel
adjustment" charge as part of your utility rate, you are probably paying more
for your electrical usage than you were in December. Many OG&E customers started seeing the
increased rates in their February bills. OG&E customers are seeing fuel adjustment increases of 29 percent. Here at the Capitol complex we have several
facilities that have decreased electrical usage compared to last year and still
saw an increase in cost.
Facility: Attorney General BuildingUsage: Decreased 8.5%Cost: Increased 17.1%
Facility: Connors/Hodge
ComplexUsage: Decreased 8.9%Cost: Increased 8.4%
Facility: Governor's
ComplexUsage: Decreased 8.8%Cost: Increased 2.7%
We have been fortunate. With the mild weather, most of us have seen a decreases in natural gas
usage. This has helped to offset the
overall utility costs. The bad news,
heating season is over. Cooling season
is upon us which means increased electrical usage at the higher rates. With the current budget situation this could
not be happening at a worse time.
What can we do? Be as efficient with your HVAC and electrical
systems as possible. This does not
necessarily mean turn everything off. In
some cases this will actually cause an increase in usage if implemented at the
wrong times. Get the message out to your
agency reminding them that it takes everyone's efforts to be efficient. Turn off lights when not required. Unplug the phone chargers. Turn off the personal fans. Those are the types of things individual
employees can do to assist. In regards
to your facility HVAC and electrical operations, get with your maintenance
departments and discuss facility operations. If you cannot come up with some energy efficiency options, please contact
the State Energy Program office. We can assist you with these
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with these needs. This program is not a
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to assist organizations with the capital required for some of these
infrastructure projects. We believe for
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systems that are well past their useful operation.
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Despite what it's name suggests, the BL-08A - Visual
Missing Bills report may not be not the best report for finding gaps in
your utility bill history. It all depends on what you mean by gaps.
If you want to verify that you've received one
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Unusual Billing ActivityThe BL-08A report provides a link to each included vendor in
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Using appropriate filters, you can run the report for
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that the current bill's Start Date is the day AFTER last bill's End Date. This
is not standard practice, since meters are seldom read at 12:00 midnight, so
this can be a problem. See the EnergyCAP Online documentation for more information on the
impact of gaps in billing data.
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This is the wonderful group of women from our church who I had the privileged to go to a retreat with. It was great opportunity to get to know each one of them a little better.
They had some games planned for us to participate in as a church group.
Dress a goat with the shirt and hat.
Knife throwing
Matchbox car obstacle course
Such concentration
We also had craft time and Miss Shirley and Miss Betty were kind enough to make me some pumpkin decorations.
Martha decided to to make one also.
They even had a mechanical bull. Jen did an awesome job on the bull. She was a natural!
Miss Betty didn't ride the bull but she wanted a picture on it.
Roping time...
Somehow I got roped into trying.
I love Tammi's expression!
This is the example of the cake pop we made... mine didn't end up looking anything like this. I learned that cake pops are much harder to make than I thought.
The Bible study sessions were challenging, encouraging and a blessing to me. I can't wait for the next retreat.


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Ewing Cockrell to John J. Raskob, 1949-10-13
Letter with attachments asking Raskob to speak with the du Ponts about supporting a foundation for peace.
Cockrell, Ewing, 1874-Raskob, John J. (John Jakob), 1879-1950
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Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library
John J. Raskob papers (Accession 0473)
File 432, Folder 'Cockrell, Ewing'
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ALTON — In conjunction with the Alton Farmers' & Artisans' Market Saturday, Oct. 10, residents can sign up for booth space at the Alton Park and Recreation Department's Tailgate Sale to sell yard sale items, crafts, antiques, specialty items and unwanted goods. Direct sales reps are also welcome. Admission is free for shoppers to browse for bargains in both areas of the parking lot at the corner of Landmarks Boulevard and Henry Street.
The tailgate sale will run from 7 a.m. to noon, and anyone wanting to sell goods must preregister and pay $10 per parking space in advance. To register, visit www.alton-il.com and click on the sports registration box on the right side of the page; or call (618) 463-3580 or go in person from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at 2 Emma Kaus Lane, Alton.
"This partnership is a great way to attract some additional shoppers toward the end of the market season, which only runs for two more weeks," Alton Main Street Executive Director Sara McGibany said. "We hope that everyone will come down to purchase their Halloween pumpkin from a local farmer and also find some great bargains on yard sale items."
Alton Main Street organizes the market, which has been in operation for approximately 23 years, as part of its efforts to revitalize the downtown Alton historic district. The market features products that are handmade or homegrown within a 50-mile radius, and new vendors are welcome. Registration fees are $12 for Saturdays and $5 for Wednesdays; anyone who is interested is encouraged to visit the events page at www.DowntownAlton.com to download the vendor registration form and bylaws.
The market will be in session from 8 a.m. until noon Saturday mornings and from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. Wednesday evenings through Oct. 17. Live entertainment and special activities have been scheduled throughout the season. On Oct. 10 artist Renee Tate will demonstrate how to make hand-woven rugs. And on Oct. 17, live music will be performed by When Universes Collide.
Shoppers will find a wide selection of locally grown seasonal fruit and vegetables, including heirloom varieties and organically grown crops. Along with produce, grass-fed beef, pasture-raised poultry, farm fresh eggs, local honey, fresh bread and other baked goods will be available, along with fresh-cut flowers, potted plants, and a large assortment of hand-crafted artwork such as pottery, stained glass, handmade soap and woodworking items.
Shoppers can get updates at the market's Facebook page, www.facebook.com/AltonFarmersMarket, and Twitter account, @AltonMarket.
Click here to see a map of the tailgate sale and farmers' market.


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breaking amish part 2
Samuels adventure at work reminds me a great deal of my own wild and wacky work adventures. if one includes my temp. jobs i have easily had 200 jobs in my life. riding in the back of a pick up and not e ven knowing where ur going! then you aregiven ur work orders in a language u don't even know! awful!
so typical of many work places is that they rushed him and complained he is "slow" whereas like me, he is eethical and wants to do a good job not a sloppy one which means going a little slower.
wow the minute the guys sit down at lunch he discovers that there is no amish woman there to bring him his lunch! what he does have in common with the guys is that he is also "essentially from a foreign country just like they are! how kind for the guy to share his lunch with samuel.
funny when samuel had to say: "i don't know spanish!"
so he gets invited to the wild party (which does look like fun) but he has no idea that south central is the bad part of l.a.
so, i have mixed feelings about him having possibly lost his virginity. becaUSE if he did, he likely used no condoms opening h imself up to std or to getting her pregnant. also, losing ur virginity to a stranger as opposed to someone who loves and cares about u, well u get the idea.
It was wise, good judgement of andrew not to go to the party since he is on probation.
ahh yes devon getting stood up. i have had that happen to me hundreds of times. how lucky he had a backup with a beautiful woman, iva! I would have guessed that they could end up together however i have unfortunately seen the preview for this sunday and iva contacts her b/f back home.
can't wait to see the next one
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Breaking Amish
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Four hours spent cutting paper backings, gluing them to canvases and frames, and hammering on hangers. Then, I had to make prints of my smaller paintings, and print samples of other larger paintings, as well as some of my photography.
A. Lot. Of. Work. And I'm still not done. My Restored Soul Poppy mixed media painting still has to be framed and finished out, and my business card attached to the back. So much detail.
But worth it. Looks like my art is going into a local boutique!
Wish me luck...I am so excited and grateful to my daughter Sarah for putting in a good word for me with the owner.


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From hands I want, whether you have thought that? And the main thing because I ask,
Therefore you will appreciate, - it has torn off suddenly irritably, - hear? That
You have rested?
- it was silent and listened.
- Stand, wait still. It the woman - but after all to you is better. Pity, however,
The woman; he at all should not be loved to the woman. But it is stood up for by defencelessness
It to love, and you love it for defencelessness. You after all understand me?
You understand?
- has nodded in the affirmative.
- I and knew, did not wait from you less. He will love you, because Should, should; he to adore you should! - it is somehow especially irritable
Has screamed Barbarian Petrovna, - and however he and without a debt will fall in love with you, I
After all I know it. Furthermore I will be here. Do not worry, I always will be here.
He begins to complain of you, it to slander you will begin, will be whispered
About you with the first comer, will ache, eternally to ache; letters to you will write
From one room in other, in day on two letters, but without you it not
Will live, and in it and the main thing. Force to obey; you will not manage to force -
The silly woman you will be. It will want to be hung up, will threaten - do not trust; one only
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Too that it the poet. Listen, Darya: is not present above happiness as self to offer.
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At the end of this age - the age of the Gentiles, or the Church Age as it is also called - we will meet Jesus in the air and attend our wedding feast to our best friend, brother, co-heir, Savior and King.
At this time, the Jews will receive a second chance to come to Christ by faith. The 144,000 (or two sets of 144,000, depending on your Biblical interpretation) will go out into the nations of the world and share the gospel of Christ with His chosen people.
Many will come to faith in Christ, but many will continue to stubbornly reject Him and His cleansing work on Calvary's cross. They will blindly follow the anti-Christ and continue to live in strong delusion.
God always gives us second chances and this is just one example of His mercy, patience and grace to all men of every nation, tribe and tongue. As we humbly recognize our need for a Savior, we call on Him and He answers us.
He shows us great and mighty things, which we never before dreamed were possible (Jeremiah 33:3). Eventually all Believers will rule and reign with Jesus for eternity (2 Timothy 2:12).
God's Spirit does His sanctifying work in us and we mature slowly until we completely surrender our self and our plans for our life, and embrace God's perfect will for us instead.
Once we experience the joys of living under the shadow of His wings, we will wonder why we stubbornly clung to our puny human goals and standards.
We will question our sanity for resisting His unconditional love for so much of our life. We readily exchange our broken life for His eternal life; and we will reap the benefits of His great love, protection and will for us, both individually and corporately as His adopted children.
Father God, when we finally submit to Your plans for our life, we will flourish under Your direction and finally walk in Your ways (Ephesians 2:10). Under Your guidance, we will change our world one person at a time.
Keep us ever vigilant to walk in Your Spirit each moment of the day so that we do not miss Your divine appointments for us to share Your life and Your Word with those You bring our way. Remind us that even when we fail, You give us second chances through Your mercy and grace.
Thought for the Day:
We may never be world famous or have this world's goods, but we will be a child of the King and have an abundance of every good and perfect gift which comes from our Father above. - James 1:17


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Micah got a big surprise last week. The Jazz Bear came to his school as a reward and incentive for reading. (One of the dads at the school works for the Jazz.) Micah had done a lot of reading and was called out, along with one child per class, to be recognized as a top reader. The Bear hoisted a very excited Micah onto his shoulders. When I picked the kids up from school that, day, I was bombarded with enthusiastic descriptions of Micah's moment with the Bear, and the whole assembly. And Micah does deserve the reward. That boy has been a reading maniac! It started a while back with "The Magic Tree House" series, and he's recently gone through the Harry series twice. Now he's into the Percy Jackson series, and is almost finished with that.
This has caused a bit of contention between Colin and Micah, though. I think Colin's over it now, but for a while there, he would insist Micah could not read ahead of him in the Percy Jackson series. He was appalled at the thought of his younger brother beating him to the finish. We explained to him that this was not a competition between the two of them. Colin himself is an avid reader, but his interest in reading seems to lie with nonfiction (correct me if I'm wrong, Colin). He devours how-to books, "Boys' Book of..." books, etc. At bedtime, both those boys are on their beds with a book, begging for more time when it's light's out. We're proud of both of them!
Speaking of reading, I can't go on without mentioning Ella's reading. She's one of the better readers in her class, her teacher reports. And Mira has been taking home little books that she's been learning to read. She'll be more than ready for kindergarten next year!
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Our Top Reader
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That's great! I love that photo (and reading) so much.
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As requested here is an essay to start you off. We will discuss tomorrow.
To what extent do you agree that films offer an insight into society (past or present)? Respond to this question with close reference to a film you have studied.
Film directors can make a point of using film and cinematography to offer an insight into society and their perceptions. The film American Beauty, directed by Sam Mendes, is an example of a crafted piece of cinematography that gives a perceptive insight into society's ideas on beauty. This film, in the role of a suburban satire, manages to portray all the stereotypical perceptions of beauty then paint the reality of it. Watchers of American Beauty cannot fail to recognise that society and its idea of beauty is false and unrealistic.
American Beauty shows what society traditionally associates with beauty to be superficial and false. The red rose is a running motif in the film, and is closely associated with the character of Carolyn Burnham who grows them. Carolyn Burnham is a frantic, cold and miserable woman, desperate to be seen as successful and happy by those around her. The red roses are continuously in the Burnham home because they symbolise to Carolyn beauty and perfection.
This idea is matched by society's view on the beauty of the rose. However, American Beauty makes us realise that this rose is not a symbol of beauty, but in reality a symbol of falseness. In essence it represents Carolyn and her wasted life spent trying to be successful and present an image of impossible domestic perfection. It reminds us of the manufactured roses purchased for Valentines Day: these red roses are thoughtless and false. They have no scent and are 'mass-produced'. Thus what we initially see as a symbol of traditional beauty becomes a plastic signpost for materialism.
The tag-line of American Beauty is 'look closer', which immediately makes us think that the characters we perceive to be good, perfect or beautiful are not all they appear. It comments on society's tendency to judge people on outward appearance. This is shown in the character of Angela. A blonde and popular teenager she fits in with society's traditional ideas of beauty and femininity. She reflects on many people's fears when she says:
"I don't think that there's anything worse than being ordinary."
To see that this apparently perfect girl fears the same things we do is a shock, and installs the idea that society's ideas on perfection and beauty are not only wrong but also impossible. No one is perfect. This is made even more apparent when Angela is contrasted with Jane, who seems at first to be plain and unremarkable. This changes as Jane becomes involved with Ricky.
Ricky likes filming things he sees to be beautiful. His ideas of beauty are not in keeping with those of society. Often he films things which most people would find repulsive, like a dead bird. For him, beauty is more than just a face value, and we often look at things form his perspective because there are sequences taken from his camera as he films it. This gives us the unique opportunity to be inside Ricky's head.
Ricky finds Jane beautiful. We see this when his camera zooms in on Jane's face reflected in a mirror, completely ignoring the beautiful Angela's strip tease. As Jane becomes more confident over the course of the film she wears less make-up. In the climatic scene where Jane agrees to leave with Ricky, the falseness of Angela's beauty is revealed. Ricky informs Angela of her worst fear, that she is completely ordinary:
"Yes, you are (ugly). And you're boring, and you're totally ordinary, and you know it."
This exposes to us that society's idea of beauty is false and at the end of the day doesn't matter in the big scheme of things. Society thinks that beauty brings happiness, but it is apparent that Angela is incredibly insecure and uses Jane to make her feel better about herself. Thus we realise that our idea of beauty is manufactured and is so common that is becomes ordinary and boring.
American Beauty is a film that opens our eyes to the way society perceives beauty. It is insightful because we recognise that there is so much more to life than the stereotypical looks that everyone associates with happiness. The film allows us to realise that much of the uncertainty and misery in the world is caused by people trying to be an image that isn't real but manufactured and false.


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It seems like so long ago that I photographed this beautiful fall engagement session.... and now we are getting ready to photograph this couple's wedding in just a few short weeks! I can't wait!
- Heather {London Ontario Engagement Session}
Gorgeous fall colours + an adorable fur baby = the perfect engagement session!
- Heather
Leanne & Bob chose the perfect location for their engagement photos that incorporated their love for each other & spending time exploring the great outdoors. Mother nature also had some fun as the skies opened up in a huge downpour as we sprinted back to our cars at the very end of the shoot!
- Lindsay.
Ahh...fall colours, cozy sweaters and a knit blanket to cuddle under. I think this is the perfect recipe for an engagement session and Bethany & Matt ROCKED this shoot.
- Lindsay {Toronto Engagement Photographer}
It was a beautiful fall day for Nita & Dhivakar's engagement session! We explored my favourite location for fall - Westminster Ponds! Stay tuned for their beautiful Indian wedding at the Millcroft Inn!
-Niki {London Ontario Engagement Photographer}


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CHICAGO (CBS) — The old Joliet Correctional Center has been closed for 15 years, but authorities said that did not stop two teenage girls from going inside Monday, resulting in one of them trapped.
Two girls made their way through or around a fence at the old Joliet prison; and then, snuck inside the place, which dates back to 1858. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
One of the girls somehow got trapped and locked inside a prison cell, authorities say.
Lily Nunez of the Joliet Fire Department took the call, when one girl phoned for help.
"She was scared. And she said her name was Brittany, and she said her and her friend were messing around and her friend got locked (in). And I could hear her friend in the background. She was scared."
The fire department arrived and reportedly used a sledgehammer to break through a wall.
The teenagers faced under an hour of jail time. Now authorities said they will both face trespassing charges.
The girl who got locked inside the prison cell, snapchatted the experience and posted her 'story' video on Twitter. Warning: Explicit language.


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- Students must be within the prescribed age range on the first day of class. Exceptions made only by special permission of the Education Director.
- Registrations are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. We will carry wait-lists for all classes that reach maximum enrollment and invite new registrations if space becomes available.
Payment Policy
Full tuition is due at the time of registration. We will not process your payment until the class has met its minimum enrollment. Our registrar will advise you when class is a "go" (or cancelled) and we will then process payment or shred your payment information. Tuition for the full year classes can be split into two sums, please call us to make arrangements. If you need to make special arrangements for multiple payments over the course of the semester, please call 425-820-1800 at least one week prior to the payment due date to make arrangements.
Homeschool Class Withdrawal and Refund Policy
If class cancelled by Studio East: Full refund.
Drop before 1st class: Full refund, less $25.
Drop after 1st or 2nd class: You will receive a partial refund, pro-rated by number of classes attended, less the $25 deposit. The balance will be refunded or may be held as a credit which expires one year from the start date of the class for which you registered.
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Drop after 4th class: No refund or credit.
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If class cancelled by SE: Full refund.
Drop before 1st class: Full refund, less $25.
Drop after 1st class: You will be charged the value of one session of class plus $25. The balance will be refunded or may be held as a credit which expires one year from the start date of the class for which you registered.
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Drop after 3rd class: No refund or credit.
Tuition Reimbursement
We are happy to provide paperwork for you to obtain reimbursement for tuition from a school district or other educational agency. If the district or agency will pay tuition in advance, we'll work out the necessary paperwork directly with the agency. If the agency will only reimburse after the class has ended, we will need you to pay us on our regular due dates and then seek reimbursement separately.
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Work Study Opportunities
Students age 13 and older may be able to earn tuition credit for this and other Studio East programs by assisting classes and camps. Click here for more information.
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Students cannot participate without returning a fully completed and signed Student Emergency and Medical Form to the Studio on or before the first day of class. You will receive an electronic copy of the Emergency and Medical Information form attached to the email confirming your registration. You can keep it filled out on your computer and ready to print for your next Studio East program.
Special Needs
Studio East Instructors are usually able to create ways for children with special needs to succeed. Please write down any and all medications and any physical, emotional or behavioral challenges your child may have on your student's Medical Information Form, and discuss them with the Education Director and/or with your child's Instructor prior to the first day of class. This information will make our class instruction more effective and your child's experience more rewarding. All staff and Instructors follow the Studio's Confidentiality Policy, so your privacy will be protected. Please note that staff members cannot monitor or administer medications.
Absence and Illness
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Food at Studio East
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Parents are not required to stay on site during Studio East classes. Parents are allowed to observe portions of classes, and may be asked to assist in class from time to time in certain classes. However, we have found that students often participate more freely in class activities without parent observation, and so we encourage you to wait in the theater lobby if you prefer to stay on site during classes. If you feel strongly about observing the entire class process, please talk with the Education Director about the best way to accommodate you without negatively impacting the students. Please do not bring other children with you if you are observing class.
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- Fighting with another student, staff, volunteer or parent
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- Challenge Yourself: Strive to do your best work at every class, take initiative to stay ahead of deadlines, and give 100% energy and focus to class activities.


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The Southern Region of the UUA is pleased to announce that it has added two new Congregational Life Consultants to its staff. We look forward to serving our congregations and spreading Unitarian Universalism in the South with them!
Natalie Briscoe received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin in 2000 where her focus was on learning and perception across the lifespan. She received her Master's degree in counseling and human development from the University of North Texas in 2002. She has served as Director of Religious Education for two churches, one in North Texas and one in Seattle, Washington. She also served the Southern Region as a Healthy Congregations Consultant and as a Youth Ministry Consultant. This year Natalie received the Ruth Clark Award for service to Unitarian Universalism from the North Texas Association of UU Societies and the Norma Veridan Award foroutstanding contributions to Religious Education in the Southwest District. She is married to her best friend, Sean, and the couple welcomed their first son Ian to the family last June. Natalie has a passion for playing roller derby, rescuing pugs, and serving Unitarian Universalism.
Kathy McGowan describes herself: "I grew up in Springfield, Ohio and attended college in St. Louis and Boston. After graduating from Brandeis University, I moved to New York to pursue a career in the theatre and make a life with my husband, Vaughn. Vaughn and I have two children, Grace, now age 22 and Tucker, age 19. In addition to my work in the theatre and Unitarian Universalism, I have worked with "at risk" youth and in the child welfare system. I have been a UU for over twenty-five years. I am very proud of the work I have done with the cluster of congregations known as CRUUNY, Capital Region UUs of NY, living out the Cambridge Platform. I am thrilled to be starting this next chapter of my life, doing the work I love, and living in a new part of the country." Kathy brings a great deal of experience in working with congregations and district structures from her time in the St. Lawrence District.


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Texturing now started on the side hatch. The inside and outside should be easy. The edges, well no good info on how that looks, so a lot of guess work on my part.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Side Hatch Texturing
Posted by Desktopsimmer at 10:00 PM
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- Pete said...
View of side of Mid-Deck hatch (NOTE: Different have names for each shuttle)
View of inside ring of Mid-Deck hatch passageway:
- January 17, 2009 at 11:53 AM
- Desktopsimmer said...
Thanks Pete, I wasn't 100% sure about what was on the inside ring of the middeck at the hatch. What I'm looking for next is the outer rings of the side hatch itself. I'm about to upload an image were I've just colour them in shaded dark greys.
- January 17, 2009 at 9:29 PM
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My goal is to watch 365 B-Films in 365 days. I will then write a review about each one. If I watch more than 365 films then I will just have to review those also!
Friday, March 11, 2011
Movie Review # 11 Deadfall (1993)
Release: 1993
Director: Christopher Coppola (Dracula's Widow, Gunfighter)
Writers: Christopher Coppola, Nick Vallelonga (Coyote Ugly)
Michael Biehn (The Terminator, The Abyss, The Rock, Aliens)
Nicolas Cage (Ghost Rider, Lord of War, National Treasure, Raising Arizona)
James Coburn (Maverick, Monster's Inc., Charade, The Great Escape)
Charlie Sheen (Hot Shots, Two and Half Men, Major League)
Peter Fonda (Easy Rider, Ghost Rider. Ulee's Gold, 3:10 to Yuma)
Rotten Tomatoes: 0% Critics 31% Audience http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1045933-deadfall/
IMDB 3.0/10 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106684/
Netflix: 2.7 Stars
Deadfall more like Crapfall this is a bad film and there is no nice way to put it. The best performance of this entire film is Nicolas Cage going completely nuts half way through the film. Outside of that the actors all seem to be going through the paces. As if all they want to do is collect a check at the end of the day. I wish I was kidding but I am not. But who can blame them with a script that is this flimsy.
From the time the movie starts to the time it ends you see where it is going. You see how it is going to happen and how it all will go there. Seriously I can sum this up in one sentence. Father dies son finds out about a lost Uncle then Uncle set's up the same con. Only for the Uncle to die and dad to be back alive. Yeah there is the movie. Now you do not have to waste two hours watching it. So where did this go wrong? Honestly I put the blame completely on the writer/director Christopher Coppola who happens to be Nicholas Cage's brother.
Yes folks this is Nick stepping aside to help his bro. But he is not the only family in this film. So let's go down the list. Talia Shire sister to Francis Ford Coppola then we have another brother Marc Coppola as well. So it is a family affair of complete sucktastic proportions. Which is shocking considering the budget for this film was $10 million. The best part of this is that studios thought this movie was so awful that it was released for one weekend in two theaters bringing in a little over $10,000 total.
So you tell me how this movie is. That or just look into what Rotten Tomatoes has to say where the audience score is 31% and the Critics give it a 0% Fresh Rating. Consider me in the later as this movie gives me a considerable pain in my side. Would I recommend yes only over Kung Fu Mummy. But honestly folks just steer clear. It is not worth the wasted effort in a big budget failure that has more in common with made for tv sitcom movies that get aired on Saturday afternoons or late night when no one will watch them.
My Rating 1.5/5 Stars
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Review: Wii-U
I've listened to store clerks who have not played the Wii-U struggle to explain it to parents before directing them to other consoles. I've watched Nintendo issue press releases about the supposed supply shortage while my local retailers heavily promoted an excess of stock. Individual game titles went from $60 USD down to $19. The Wii-U made me think my time with Nintendo had come to an end. Nintendo is trying to make an improbable world happen. In this world you pay for a virtual version of a game which you can only play on one device. You cannot share it with a sibling or a friend. You cannot carry it to a friend's house. If you lose your device, or it dies, you lose all of your games. Nintendo makes no price concessions for this. You pay full price for a crippled version of a game. Apple charges small amounts for games you can put on any of your devices anytime. You can upgrade or change devices at will. Replace a device and Apple will load all your settings for you. Buy one copy and both kids can play. This is a battle Nintendo is going to lose and in my house they lost it long ago. We have no WiiWare. No 3DS paid downloads.
With the Wii-U falling off the holiday list it seemed that Nintendo was going to follow Little People and Playmobil out to the dustbin of growing up. The kids took their holiday cash and bought iThings. We didn't look back. Birthdays rolled around and the kids found themselves kicking around Gamestop with giftcards they weren't sure how to use. Skylanders? iCases? Like a Pixar film come to life, a fully functional Wii-U made it's play. Once it was in the kids hands their hearts beat a little faster. They remembered Mario and all the good times they'd had. The cumbersome iClone control pad stopped confusing and started to make sense. This is the marketing experience Nintendo should have opened with. Giftcards hit the counter with a clatter. Birthday money flew out of pockets. Frantic counting led to begging, then cajoling and finally pleading. iTunes and Target cards were sold on the spot to an agreeable parent. Promises destined to be broken were made. Allowance was forsworn. Spring Break belonged to Nintendo and times thought past.
Is the Wii-U more fun to play than it's weird kid averse marketing leads you to expect? Yes. Absolutely. It's the Wii, with some added features. Unfortunately one of the added features is a cumbersome load time. I expected a dial up modem soundtrack to accompany each interminable wait. Want to start the system? That multi hour update and load thing isn't a myth. (Do NOT buy the base model, you will fill it with the first update.) Want to play a game? Wait for another system update. Now wait for the disc to load. Now wait for the .... and so on. Want to switch games? It's going to take a while. You might take this chance to fix a snack or catch up on your favorite magazines. While the Wii-U may be underpriced for it's components it is overpriced for it's out of the box experience. If you love Mario like our house does the investment may still be worth it. Super Mario Bros U is much more challenging than recent Mario games. NintendoLand beats WiiSports. Pikmin 3 is coming. If you are not a Nintendo devotee the frustration factor may drive you to another console. Perhaps that explains the lack of playable systems in the stores - a fear that encountering load times would discourage sales. It's a fair concern. If I hadn't wanted to get my Mario on I might well have said screw it and flipped the unit back to the store. The Wii-U has been a very enjoyable purchase but it certainly isn't a necessary one.
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I am trying to access my C340 Garmin on my computer so I can put in an unlock Code (I am getting a "can't unlock maps" message when I turn the GPS on--I have the Code needed), but I can't see the GPS when I go to My Computer and view my installed hardware devices. It is not listed anywhere. When I plugged it in, I got the"found new hardware" message and then I let Windows XP install it with the right driver automatically. The Device list shows the Garmin in USB devices as properly installed and "working properly", but I can't find the hardware anywhere to access its folders to put in the unlock code. When I plug it in or unplug it with the USB cable, it sounds the chime sound that it is supposed to when you plug or unplug USB storage devices. I have tried other USB ports and even went through the same procedure on my other PC with the same result. So the device is recognized by the computer but not visible. Any suggestions? Thanks
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airgunner23 0 PointsIt will not show as an external hard drive like the Nuvi line.
No guarantee it will work, but try mapping the drive.
Click Start.
Go to Settings and click on Control Panel (I prefer Classic view myself).
Click Administrative Tools, then click on Computer Management.
Click Storage and then Disk Management
In the Computer Management window, double-click Storage, then Disk Management.
Click on the Garmin disk drive
Right-click and select Change Drive Letter and Path.
Click Edit, select a drive letter from the list
Click OK
right. I was told that by Garmin support. They had me instead sign on to their live site, they then took over control of my computer remotely, unlocked the maps and updated my firmware. Pretty good tech support!It will not show as an external hard drive like the Nuvi line.
tomj03 0 Points
The PC won't see the C330, C340 series as a drive - Gator.Click on the Garmin disk drive
On the handhelds like the 60CSx I have to go to the Interface menu and set it as USB device before it's recognized. There is no such option in the C330.
Thanks for confirming TomJ. I suspected it would not.
esse 0 PointsI just dealt with this probem. You have to use a garmin patch cord.
j4stall 0 PointsI have an older StreetPilot i5, but my computer will not recognize it. I'm trying to download updated maps. I am using the supplied Garmin cable, and tried two different USB ports, with no luck. I also tried a different USB cable, and got the same result, so I don't think the cable is bad. I do not hear the chime for connecting a new device. Connecting my digital camera through the same USB port does produce the chime, and I can see that device in My Computer. I've tried several times, but the GPS is not recognized. Any suggestions?
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That is pretty kool way to solve the issue :!:It will not show as an external hard drive like the Nuvi line.
right. I was told that by Garmin support. They had me instead sign on to their live site, they then took over control of my computer remotely, unlocked the maps and updated my firmware. Pretty good tech support!
wufibugs 0 PointsJ4, did you every resolve that problem. I have the same issue with my StreetPilot III. My computer will not recognize it. I don't have a serial cable, so had to use a serial/usb adapter cable, which has its own software. Installed that but still no recognition. Garmin is suggesting I try another computer to see if I get the same result. Guess I'll have to test it on my laptop which runs Windows Vista.


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More Choir of Hard Knocks June 12, 2007Posted by Amanda in Australia, Media, Television.
I have just cried my way through the last episode of Choir of Hard Knocks.
Alan gave his speech so eloquently and confidence oozed out of Simon. He was almost unrecognisable.
Thank you Jonathon Welch, you have done an incredible thing. The transformation in the lives of the people in the choir is important, but I hope everyone who watched this fantastic documentary will look at the marginalised people they pass in the street differently. Maybe they will give them a smile instead of avoiding them. Maybe they will buy a copy of the Big Issue. Maybe they will stop for a chat and discover something in common.
Let's pray that a little bit of hope and understanding has been injected into the Australian psyche.
- 1. sian - June 15, 2007
Well said Amanda.
A few years ago I studied Community Work, Aged Care Work, and Disabilities Work at TAFE. A real eye-opener. I hope that I am bringing up my four kids to be compassionate and un-predjudiced.
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FASTEST_CVSUP(7) FreeBSD System Manager's Manual FASTEST_CVSUP(7) NAME fastest_cvsup - find fastest CVSup server SYNOPSIS fastest_cvsup [-h] [-(q|Q)] [-r] [-t] -c (country codes|tld|local|all) DESCRIPTION Displays the 3 fastest CVSup servers in user specified countries. It can just return the fastest for use in automated shell scripts. It uses Time::HiRes for timings and IO::Socket::INET to make a socket connection to the target server, the server response is taken notice of. Unlike some shell scripts it does not rely on 'pings' to measure network speed. USAGE -h displays usage. -q quiet mode - only returns the fastest server and prints a progress meter. -Q very quiet mode - in addition the progress meter is not shown. -r uses remote CVSup server list from the online FreeBSD Handbook. If the variable $REWRITE_SELF is set to 1 in the script then (as if by magic) it re-writes itself with the new server list. This only works as root and does not do it by default. -t calculate and show round-trip time in the result -c country codes this is a list (comma separated, no spaces) of server groups to time. FreeBSD servers are grouped into country codes - see the script or the FreeBSD Handbook for a full list. NetBSD and OpenBSD servers are lumped together under the 'netbsd' and 'openbsd' codes respectively. -c tld checks the servers in the Top Level Domain. These can be anywhere in the world. -c local uses the countries specifed in the @LOCAL_CC array. Edit the script to specify which countries are considered local. -c all uses all the FreeBSD servers. This may take some time, but is quite interesting! EXAMPLES 1. times the FreeBSD CVSup servers in the United Kingdom, France and Germany: $ fastest_cvsup -c uk,fr,de 2. times the OpenBSD and NetBSD CVSup servers: $ fastest_cvsup -c openbsd,netbsd 3. shell script, finds the fastest UK FreeBSD CVSup server, then runs cvsup using that server: #!/bin/sh if SERVER=`fastest_cvsup -q -c uk`; then cvsup -h $SERVER /usr/local/etc/cvsup/supfile fi RETURN VALUES Returns 0 without any errors, 1 with errors. AUTHOR A.J.Robinson, <email@example.com> 17 July 2002 17 July 2002 FASTEST_CVSUP(7)
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PAUL PALMIERI, APPELLANT,v.TOWN OF BABYLON, RESPONDENT.
In an action, inter alia, to recover damages for trespass, the plaintiff appeals from an order of the Supreme Court, Suffolk County (Cohalan, J.), dated June 11, 2007, which granted the defendant's motion to vacate a so-ordered stipulation of settlement of the action dated July 17, 2004, and to restore the action to the calendar.
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The plaintiff commenced this action against the defendant, Town of Babylon, after the Town allegedly agreed, and failed, to construct a fence to prevent trespassers from entering upon the plaintiff's beachfront property from an adjacent parcel of land owned by the Town which adjoins the shore of the Great South Bay. The parties thereafter entered into a stipulation of settlement, pursuant to which the Town agreed to construct a fence which would cut off public access to the subject waterfront parcel. Two years later, the Town moved to set aside the stipulation of settlement as illegal and/or violative of public policy. The Supreme Court granted the Town's motion. We reverse.
While "[s]tipulations of settlement are favored by the courts and not lightly cast aside" (Hallock v State of New York, 64 NY2d 224, 230; see Matter of Galasso, 35 NY2d 319, 320), a stipulation of settlement may be set aside on the grounds of illegality and/or a violation of public policy (see e.g. Matter of Weis v Lefkowitz, 261 AD2d 480). Here, the Town relied on the legal principle that an owner of land may not unreasonably interfere with the public's right to make use of navigable waters for the purposes of navigation and fishing (see Douglaston Manor v Bahrakis, 89 NY2d 472; People v Vanderbilt, 26 NY 287; Melby v Duffy, 304 AD2d 33; Smith v State of New York, 153 AD2d 737). However, the fence does not restrict access to the use of Great South Bay. Rather, it restricts access to land on the shore of Great South Bay owned by the Town. Accordingly, the Town did not establish that the stipulation at issue is unlawful or violative of a public policy, warranting its vacatur. Therefore, the Supreme Court erred in granting the motion to vacate the so-ordered stipulation of settlement.
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The lyrics from Fozzy's 'The Test' ring through my mind right now. Lead singer Singer Chris Jericho asks 'Where am I going to?'. This is a question that I've had to ask myself many times over the last couple of years over several different issues. Issues such as 'what to do when I leave school?', 'should I leave Woolworths?' (that was a great move in the end), and 'should I leave my university course?'. I just never thought I'd be asking myself this question in my personal life.
After asking the question, Rich Ward on backing vocals sings that 'The time is right to make a change'. Now in the examples of times previously where I have wondered about the direction in which I should head, I have made a change that has changed my entire life. This time however, I'm not at all sure that this is a good idea! The same band, the brilliant Fozzy have just released their new album. On the new album is a track entitled 'Watch Me Shine'. Jericho sings with great emotion during this track 'I don't want to live without her... even though sometimes I've lost my mind'. This pretty much sums me up at the moment! I feel down and out. I feel torn up and ripped to shreds. I'm just not sure which road to turn down so as to avoid getting hurt worse.
Given time I hope to get my head clear. The worst part is just how quickly it becomes public knowledge. Although in a way it has also helped in that it has enabled me to realise that this is real and not some bad dream from which I need to awaken from.
On another note, I will soon post a new blog looking back on the month of January.
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Friends! We had such a great time at QuiltBLISS and wanted to share a little of it here with all of you. Some of our UCMQG ladies were able to come up and sew and it was so great to get to know each other better and add new friends at the retreat to our life experiences. Next year promises to be even better, so start scurrying mad money away now to come and join us. Here are a few highlights for me:
The most over the top amazing food
The carpet leading into the sewing room kept getting more and more covered in strings.
A beautiful thing everyone kept commenting on.
The sewing room
The snow
Exchanges like this pincushion one. Everyone was so thoughtful and creative.
The decorations
Being with friends - The UCMQG Team
But most of all, quilting with my sisters
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Tobey's fiance finds a fan
HOLLYWOOD - Tobey Maguire's fiancée has been given a boost as she embarks on a career as a jeweler--Jennifer Aniston is a big fan of her designs. The former Friends star has been spotted wearing one of Jennifer Meyer's necklaces as she promotes new movie The Break-Up and the future Mrs. Maguire is thrilled. Meyer says, "I hit the jackpot. If somebody said, 'Who do you aspire to wear your jewelry?' I would have said Jen." [Hollywood]


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This Blog Has been moved to http://aleemkhan.wordpress.com
I go thorugh various blogs, but I thought I should atleast have links to all the Bloggers I personally know, from work, university, old friends even college etc, so its easier to get in touch and see whats going on with them.
I keep loosing this one guy Haroon Shafiq, my Senior from University. I found his blog in december last year, but now when I open the link I get some advertisement site.
I tried to find him and found another of his blogs here http://my.opera.com/vodkamilkshake/blog/, does'nt seem to be his active blog, only 2 posts.
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I didn't post about our second LIT trip to Mexico because it was basically the same as before. Everything except for we didn't eat at the Mexican restaurant because it's gross and we received a triple dose instead of just the double. Our friends went back with us that were there the first time and I received a singe dose of her husband while she had a single dose of Brad! There was also one other couple there for their 3rd round. Ugh! We were really hoping we didn't need a third trip.
Luckily it has been long enough after the second round to get my blood drawn and the results are back! My LAD went from 5.2 to 73.7!!!!! The AEB Center likes for this number to be 50 so I did great on this one. This is what the Mexico trip was for so it definitely worked. So glad we went and did the triple dose that second round.
My t-reg was also good at 2.3. They like to see 0.7 or greater on this one so I 'm good there too. As of right now, we don't need any more LIT treatments for now. Yay!
Now for the bad news. LIT doesn't usually work for your elevated NK cells or cytokines so those are still too high. It brought them down a little bit but they are still too high so the fix is either IVIG or Humira. I have emailed our consultant, Karen Pace, with Conceivable Solutions to get her opinion on the two choices. IVIG is of course the clear choice if it were free but it's outrageously expensive so we would rather not do that unless we have to. Not only is it expensive but you must be hooked up to an IV for 4 to 5 hours for each infusion. It would be way easier to just take shots of Humira but we don't know if that is enough to combat my baby killing body! I have an online friend whose NK and cytokine levels are comparable to mine and she just took Predinosone prior to pregnancy and throughout the entire pregnancy. She now has a healthy son who is 8 weeks old.
So now we have to decide which path to take. According to my cycle app on my phone, we have around 25 days to figure out what we are doing. IVIG expensive infusions, Humira to suppress my immune system or Prednisone to combat the inflammation. We're getting closer to our baby!!!!!