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Pom Omo Unilever
Subject: Principles of Marketing
Tutorial: 5 – Second Major
Tutor: Phạm Thị Phượng
Group members:
1. Khương Dư Kim- ID 0907010110
2. Trần Thị Hồng Nga- ID 0907010161
3. Hoàng Thanh Loan - ID 0807010102
4. Đỗ Quỳnh Trang- ID 0907010232
Date of submission: May 4th, 2012
Executive summary4
I. Introduction5
II. Situation analysis5
1. Company analysis5
1.1 Mission statement5
1.2 Company objective6
2. Environmental analysis7
2.1 Economic factor7
2.2 Demographic factor7
2.3 Cultural factor7
2.4 Technological factor8
2.5 Political factor8
2.6 Natural factor8
3.Competitive analysis8
4.Customer analysis12
4.1 Geographic segmentation12
4.2 Demographic segmentation12
4.3 Behavioral segmentation12
4.4 Psychographic segmentation12
5. Brand analysis13
5.1 Brand's current performance 13
5.2 The current marketing strategy using framework 4 Ps13
6.SWOT analysis16
6.1 Strengths16
6.2 Weaknesses18
6.3 Opportunities19
6.4 Threats19
III. Conclusion20
Executive summary
In recent years, the surprising growth of economy along with the involvement of Vietnam into WTO has brought many opportunities for the purchase, sale and exchange of goods and services. Therefore, the company's success mostly depends on how it carries out the business to utilize these advantages effectively. OMO is a highly aware washing powder product of Unilever Vietnam Joint Venture Company (formerly Lever Vietnam) - a joint venture specializing in Home and Personal Care brands. Since the commencement of Unilever's operation in Vietnam in 1995, Unilever Vietnam has successfully grown to become a leading fast-moving consumer goods company in the local market
This report presents the industry and competition analysis of the OMO product and shows the strong and weak features of the Unilever Vietnam to find out the suitable way coping with the current situation by suggesting some recommendations.
In the main analysis, first, this report indicates the overview about the company operations. Next, it describes the macro environment trend that affects the market and the company's competitors. Then, the customer segments and brand are analyzed, followed by the SWOT analysis. Finally, some recommendations are given for the company.
OMO has become one of the detergent-leading brands in Vietnam market, but the competition will never stop there. Therefore, this research is essential to maintain the position of the OMO market as well as to help Government design better policies that aim to create a better environment where local business can play a greater role in the development of the society and economy of Vietnam.
Vietnam's involvement in WTO has brought in many good results in every aspect of life, especially in the economy. In recent years, Vietnamese businesses have became more interested in and made better use of the big opportunities which WTO brought them. On top of that, there is a growing concern about the purchase, sale and exchange of goods and services. How to facilitate Vietnamese consumers in doing the shopping, supply them with better choices, better goods and better prices is always the deep preoccupation of Vietnamese companies. OMO is a highly aware washing powder product of Unilever Vietnam Joint Venture Company (formerly Lever Vietnam) - a joint venture specializing in Home and Personal Care...
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Well I am finally posting!! My tech person (DD) went off the college and I was lost without her. So now I have pictures of what I have sewed since my last post. This is Simplicity 4076 view D. I made this top before and felt that the neckline was a little low, so I raised it this time.I wanted to lengthen the cap sleeve. After lengthening, the sleeve stood away from my arm. So, I came up with a design change. I took a pleat at the center hem, basted it and then hemmed it. My drafting skills still need practice, but I was able to come up with a cute solution!
The fabric was a cotton knit from JoAnn's. The instructions are easy. This was one of the first patterns I tried when I returned to garment sewing. It has become a TNT tee shirt pattern.
Parting thought:
Last post I talked about the fabric store that closed. It played a very big part in my sewing history. I bought both my Bernina's from that store. I took sewing classes there and made display garments for the display window. The ladies that worked at the store were seasoned designers. They encouraged and helped me during my sewing journey. When I pass the shopping center where the store was located, I feel sad. That chapter is closed. This is the new chapter--The Blog Sewing Community!!!


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Glencoe Beach Sunday, 6-24-18: Glencoe Beach water is closed due to high bacteria counts. All other beach facilities are open.
Takiff Center Friday, June 22: Sun Fun and Camp Adventure car line will be at Takiff Center due to inclement weather
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Tuesday, July 11, 2017
What's your favorite way to play? We asked ceramics instructor Natalie Steinmetz to share her favorite way to play!
Ceramics is one of the Hand-Eye Coordination programs on our Power of Play Passport. Hand-eye coordination is the ability to track the movements of the hands with the eyes, thus enabling the eyes to send important signals to the brain about hand movement. Poor hand-eye coordination can greatly compromise your ability to exercise and can also affect everyday tasks such as writing. Developing hand-eye coordination may result in better reaction times, as well as enhanced agility, athleticism, and other life skills. Activities such as finger-painting and clay-molding require children to look ahead and envision the object they wish to create. This skill may also eventually enhance strategic thinking.
This fall, the Glencoe Park District is offering a variety of programs which introduce you to the benefits of being active. The programs provide an active start to physical literacy, which is the ability, confidence, and desire to be physically active for life. In the Fall 2017 program guide, you will find several programs for ages 5-12 accompanied by one of six Glencoe Play symbols that represent Rhythm & Coordination, Power, Speed & Agility, Hand-Eye Coordination, Balance & Core, and Cognitive Development. These skills are integral ingredients in developing physically literate youth. By participating in programs which focus on sharpening each of these skills each year, our youth will be well on their way to becoming more physically literate and ultimately being active for life. That is the POWER of Play.
The program is simple: participate in a variety of physical literacy programs and become part of the Glencoe Play movement! Collect all 6 symbols to win! Then, bring your completed passport to the last day of any GLENCOE PLAY program (designated in this guide by the symbols on the left). Your instructor will stamp your passport if you attended at least half the classes. Collect all 6 symbols within one year by participating in a variety of programming and we'll give you a free Play On t-shirt to show you're serious about physical fitness! All completed passports should be returned to the Takiff Center.
Inside Glencoe (formerly Glencoe Quarterly) is a consolidated community newsletter offering information on the Park District, Village of Glencoe, Glencoe Public Library, Family Services of Glencoe and School District 35. It is delivered to Glencoe residents three times per year, in January, May, and September. Click the links below to read current and past issues.
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Henrietta's father was Henry Day. I have a little information on him, but hope to add more soon from other sources.
Henry Day was a House Joiner in Springfield Parish born approx: 1839
Cecilia A. Jones Day born approx: 1845
Daughters in 1881 census:
Ida Day 14 years old
Ema(Emma?) 12
Ellen 10
Mary 8
Blanche 6
Henrietta(spelled Hernatte in the census) 4
Martha 9 mos.
In the next census in 1901 the girls were all gone but there was an 18 year old:
Her Mother was: Cecelia Ann Jones born in 1846 and married January 25 1866 in Kars,( a town near Kingston see below) King's county New Brunswick)(Here is the source of the story of: The Jones Girls.)
Her Mother's mother was: Mary Matilda Johnston, born in 1810 in Digby, Nova Scotia and died on February 3, 1891.
Her Mother's Father was: Moses Owens Jones born 1810 and married December 28, 1830(Queens county New Brunswick) and died about 1861.
Moses Jones parents were: Jesse Jones b.1771 and Martha Adams b. 1774
Jesse Jones' parents were: Edward Jones Jr. 1743-1831 and Eleanor Davis(Aunt of Jefferson Davis of the Confederacy.)(The Jones family was from Pennsylvania. Loyalists born well before the revolution and was from Bucks Co, PA, and served with Bucks Co. Vol. during the war.)
Edward Jones Junior's parents were Edward Jones and Margaret Trevoe*
Edward's parents were John Jones and Margaret Clayton
Martha Adams' parents were Nathaniel Adams 1744-1818 and Mary Owen
Mary Owen's parents were Moses Owen and Elizabeth Cornell
Elizabeth's Father was Samuel Cornell
Nathaniel Adams' parents were Abigail Reynolds or Lockwood and Samuel Adams
Samuel's Father was John Adams
Mary Johnston's father was James W. Johnston(no details)
* Trevoe may be a misspelling or variation on the Welsh name: Trevor. The name is found in England and Scotland though.
I know this is hopelessly complicated, but I will put it in standard notation later. When I started the two posts that are constructed this way, it was much shorter. I have found a great deal of information just in two days, so it is a real mess. Let us just say that we are back to the first decade of the 1700s at least on this side of the family....Still searching for Mitchells.
Kars overlooks Belleisle Bay and was named, following the end of the Crimean War (1853-6) for the defense of Kars, in eastern Turkey, by Sir William Fenwick Williams (1800-1883). General Williams was a native of Annapolis Royal and served as lieutenant-governor of Nova Scotia. There is a Karsdale on the Annapolis Basin also named for the battle. source: Place Names of Atlantic Canada by William B. Hamilton and Geographical Names of New Brunswick by Alan Rayburn.
The Jones' settled on either side of the Saint John River in Wickham and in Evandale. Evandale is just above Kars on the west bank. Wickham is farther up river on the east bank. The author of the info I got on this thought it was more likely on Spoon Island, north of Kars in mid channel.


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In other news, a new sample knit:
A shawl:
And a neglected Summer Sweater KAL project:
whoa! lots in progress! what yarn are you using for the baby sweater? it looks just like berroco alpaca fine in turquoise mix...ReplyDelete
It's Berroco Vintage in Seafoam (I think). I really like it. I've never worked with the Alpaca Fine, but I think it's in my near future (especially after seeing your sweater!).Delete
Love the cute baby sweater! I'm working on one right now also (my first sweater) and I can't believe how fast little sweaters go. :)
....and all your yarn choices are lovely!
Thanks! I know, right?! I feel the need to make loads of them now.Delete
Yes! :) and tiny baby hats. can't wait to see the cream sweater finished. I keep checking your blog for pics. (feeling sheepish and a little stalkery)Delete
I can't wait either! I've never knit a sweater this long. :P I'm hoping to have it done in the next two weeks. Check on a Friday! ;)Delete


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Viagra is generally seen as a lifestyle drug that can improve one's sexual health. For those individuals diagnosed with erectile dysfunction (ED), taking Viagra means a lot in terms of restoring sexual function. Since it is a popular ED medication it can be quite expensive to buy viagra and most users want to get the most out of it while on it. Using the pill does not have to be too complicated that you have to remember many things in order to ensure your pleasure. Simply understanding how the drug and a few ways of taking it right will help in getting the maximum value out of the ED medication. Read on for some useful tips that can aid in using the drug right.
A common misconception about Viagra is that it is a sex drug that works like an aphrodisiac. This is untrue though. The drug cannot simply cause you to get an erection after taking it. The specific mechanism of the ED medication requires sexual stimulation for the drug to take effect, so you really have to work at it. The way it works is that the blood vessels become dilated so that there is room for the rush of blood to the penile region when sexually aroused, which then result in the erection.
The individual would have to plan with the partner so there is better stimulation, and the resulting erection would be great. The only warning is that the drug must be discontinued and the doctor consulted if there are any side effects, painful erection, or a prolonged erection of more than four hours.
Tips to get the most effective results from Viagra
Keeping in mind how the drug works is just one part of using the drug right. Here are a few other ways to get the maximum out of this ED medication.
- Eat right – Users of Viagra have found that taking the pill when on a full stomach can reduce the effectiveness of the medication. This does not mean that taking the drug with food will affect you adversely. Certain fatty foods can make it difficult for the drug to get metabolized to its full potential.
- Reduce alcohol consumption – Alcohol is one of the reasons why some people experience ED. While a couple of units of alcohol can help set the mood, drinking excessively can make it difficult to hold the erection and the effects of the drug would not be felt at all.
- Split the pills when you can – You can better value for Viagra in terms of cost as well. Get the prescription for 100mg and split the pill before you take it. Most pharmacies price the 50mg and 100mg pills at the same rate. Use a pill splitter to get more value for your money.
- Use a reliable online pharmacy – Purchase Viagra from a regulated online drugstore so that you receive only the authentic pills but at great prices. It is highly counterfeited, and choosing the right online pharmacy helps avoid this.


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If you are snowed in or frozen in during the current winter storms, and desperate for entertainment at the end of the regular football season, I did an hour long interview with Jeff Bushman last evening. The discussion ranged from the recent 50th Anniversary events and conferences in Dallas on to an introductory chat about "Shadow Warfare". You can find it archived with Jeff's shows at:
http://www.GoingBeyondRadio.com/jeffbushman *AND NOW ON STITCHER — Search: Bushman*
One of the topics that came up in regard to Shadow Warfare was the rather convoluted legal nature of CIA covert activities. That's a subject we touch on in several places in the book, both in regard to its earlier Cold War actions and in the even more complex relationship that has evolved though the combination of CIA intelligence collection and field support for the joint Task Forces which are engaged in global anti-terrorist operations.
Of course both the American military – through the legal codes supporting armed combat and the Uniform Code of Military Justice – is allowed to engage in actions that would be illegal under normal civil code. The CIA was given even broader responsibilities and exemptions under the code supporting the National Security Act of 1947. Those of you familiar with Staff D will appreciate that when burglary, hijacking and armed theft is necessary to acquire the other side's codes, code books and related equipment, some legal exceptions have to be in place – particularly when the CIA actually made use of the talents of professional criminals the FBI was tracking on a routine basis. That's a fairly simple example, its gets much more complex than that. But it gets exceptionally complicated when CIA employes performing illegal but sanctioned acts as part of their official duties, go off the rails and commit personal crimes on their own.
The reality o f that situation surfaced very early in the life of the Agency and in SW we discuss the evolution of the first "Understanding" between the CIA and the US Department of Justice. That understanding acknowledged that national security might have to be the priority in certain instances, when information required for legal proceedings would compromise Agency operations (sources and methods). That understanding delivered a great deal of autonomy and internal discretion to senior Agency officers. And it was "secret".
Its likely there were other understandings and that some remain unknown to us. However we do explore at great length another Understanding between CIA and Justice, one which at the time allowed the Agency to forgo reporting drug related activities of their surrogates and assets – since those assets were critical to the CIA and Reagan era Contra effort against the Sandinista in Nicaragua. Those of you familiar with Gary Webb and his work on the "Dark Alliance" will be particularly interested in that understanding – one which allowed the CIA to stonewall both DEA and Gary Webb. Its not a pretty story but it certainly does confirm Webb's suspicions. Perhaps the strangest thing may be that the host of individuals and even agencies which avidly denied that CIA Contra associates were involved in the escalation of drugs into the United States very likely had no idea about the ultra high level understanding between Director of the CIA and the Justice Department.
If such Understandings complicate matters for CIA personnel, so does the continued prosecution of overt, conventional military action in a war on terror which Congress decided to conduct without a formal declaration of war, the sort of declaration that identifies enemy combatants and allows for a suite of wartime legal remedies. The continuing decision to fight conventional military operations under "covert"/deniable National Security Act legal codes has led to a very strange form of "gray warfare". Its a subject we examine at some length since it has potential negative legal ramifications for both American combat and intelligence personnel. And it takes us deeply into the subject and issues of both manned and unmanned weapons systems around the globe.
Shadow Warfare will immerse you in the trade-craft and logistics of covert action, as well as taking you into the new organizations and weapons of the war on terror. But we tried to take it deeper than that. I'll try to pick up on a few of the other areas in follow-on posts.


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January is a month of celebration for my family. After New Year (1st), we celebrate my brother's birthday (4th), my relationship anniversary (6th), my second sister's birthday (7th), and my birthday (8th). Notice that the dates are in a span of one week? It's no wonder I always end up tired and grumpy for the rest of the month because I spent all my energy during this week.
January is also a reminder that I'm a year older but I didn't even grow an inch. My grandmother used to tell me to jump in New Year's eve so I'd get taller but after twenty-something years, I'm stuck in four-point-I-don't-know. That's depressing diba?
Anyway, let's talk about the books I got this month. I didn't buy that much because I bought a lot of books last December. Even though I usually buy pre-loved books, I still have to curb my book buying addiction especially after all this month's celebrations.
City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare (HB, BookSale, P130)
Dead to You by Lisa McMann (HB, BookSale, P130)
Thirst No. 1: The Last Vampire, Black Blood, and Red Dice by Christopher Pike (NBS, P99)
Thirst No. 2: Phantom, Evil Thirst, and Creatures of Forever by Christopher Pike (NBS, P99)
Oh yes, I bought CoLS for less than half of its original price! *evil laugh*
Received: (from Maria, reading is the ultimate aphrodisiac.)
Mga Kwentong Parlor ni Wanda Ilusyunada by Wanda Ilusyunada
Borrowed: (from Biena, All Aroung News Girl)
Emma by Jane Austen
Shelved (6) features the books I bought, received or borrowed for the past month(s).


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Arriving in Bernkastel, Germany
Artistry II arrived in Bernkastel around 8 AM giving us the opportunity to capture some images as we first saw this beautiful region.
Walking Tour
A local guide would meet us at 9 AM for a walk around the small but pretty village. Because the other guides were running late, we were divided into two groups. The other guides would join us during the tour in progress.
The entire Moselle Valley is famous for its beautiful and tranquil scenery, and in the middle of this region is the charming wine village of Bernkastel with its well-preserved half-timbered houses that have stood since the Middle Ages. We enjoy a guided walk from our ship that included the beautiful marketplace with its renaissance-style Town Hall and the "pointed house," built in 1416.
Rathaus (City Hall)
Today's City Hall facade is a magnificent work of the late German Renaissance of the Trier sculptor RH Hoffmann (built 1608).
Today's City Hall facade is a magnificent work of the late German Renaissance of the Trier sculptor RH Hoffmann (built 1608).
St. Michael's Fountain
The heart of the market place dates back to 1606, and is dedicated to the archangel Michael, who, standing with one foot on a dragon, holds a sword and scales in his hands. St. Michael is the patron saint of the town.
During our free time in Bernkastel, we had some unexpected entertainment. First there was a couple playing Alphorns and then a Yodeling Group performed in the Market Place. We take you to Bernkastel market place live in this video:
Rhine & Moselle River Cruise
Video Diary of Avalon Rhine & Moselle River Cruise on Artistry II. This was a 13 day river cruise that started in Zurich, Switzerland and concluded in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Additional photos can be found on our Rhine & Moselle Shutterfly page:
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Motivating People to be Physically Active Paperback
by Bess Marcus, LeighAnn Forsyth
Part of the Physical Activity Intervention Series series
This new edition is a comprehensive reference describing proven methods for helping people change from being inactive to active living.
The new features include how technology can be used in changing physical activity behaviour, how the counselling process can be very helpful for the practitioner and the addition of a resources guide for exercise behaviour change videos and discussion of accelerometers.
The reader will learn to use a 5-stage model to measure motivational readiness for physical activity as well as learning how to apply stage-specific strategies for individual, group, workplace and community interventions.
Also featured in this new edition is a description of the benefits obtained from a physically active lifestyle and a section on 'Physical Activity Recommendations', with updated references and discussions of the pros and cons of the recommendations for key populations (e.g. children, elderly and obese).
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 216 pages, 20 black & white illustrations, 20 black & white halftones
- Publisher: Human Kinetics Publishers
- Publication Date: 01/12/2008
- Category: Public health & preventive medicine


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Ain't I been banned long enough? Jello chitchat! 00:40, 7 September 2016 (UTC)
- Done. I suppose so. Looking at what you did, I'd say this ban was longer than intended. LCF (talk!) 01:16, 7 September 2016 (UTC))
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banned from chat w/o valid reason LCF (talk!) 02:42, 17 June 2016 (UTC)
Done. It looks like the chat ban was intended to be part of your wiki block. If that's over, I suppose it's fair that we lift the chat ban too. Berrybrick (talk) 03:27, 17 June 2016 (UTC)
Color me bipolar. --The Princess Cave~ 16:41, 27 March 2017 (UTC)
- Done. SamanthaNguyen (talk) 20:50, 27 March 2017 (UTC)


text: Blunt: A modern musical GeniusJames Blunt kick started his musical career with the hugely successful album ?Back to Bedlam.? This album takes the listener through an emotional journey; from highlighting the pain of unrequited love in his song ?your beautiful? to reflecting the bitter sadness of war in his harrowing song ?no bravery.? It is a hugely eclectic album that includes tantalizing arrangements of guitar, Wurlitzer, piano and a variety of other organs. The lyrics of his song ?good bye my lover? aptly demonstrate the pains of separation and grace the album with somewhat of a melancholic feel. The themes that he explores are vast and varied, and it has been said that his song ?so long Jimmy? pays homage to the classic rock icons Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison Blunt seems to juxtapose the two facets of love/hate and life/death in a number of his songs, and his sensitive lyrics appear to be based on his own life experience. The heartfelt and harrowing song ?no bravery? for instance mirrored his former experience as a Royal Air Force Soldier during a mission in the Kosovo region. This song in particular could be seen as a powerful piece of anti-war propaganda, equipped with the intent to raise awareness and curb futile belligerence. His lyrics show clear thoughtfulness and consideration and are delivered in a sincerely honest fashion. Blunt puts on no pretences, he simply presents his experiences, truths, triumphs and tragedies. Furthermore his lyrics evoke powerful images in the minds of his listeners and elicit powerful, potentially dormant, emotions in the hearts of all those that can relate to his music. In companionship with hugely witty and poetic lyrics, Blunt has a high, hugely unique voice. It oozes feeling and depth and, in my own personal opinion, has a more seductive and sensitive feel than those of his contemporaries. His voice has the ability to convey soft, subtle and melodious tones as well as those that are more dramatic and saturated with richly intense emotion. As a whole this album suggests that Blunt is truly in touch with the cathartic value of music. He soulfully recounts memories of a haunted past and sings with utter conviction on matters of a wounded heart. To provide a critique; although his subject matter extends to that of war, drug use and musical giants, his pivotal focus and fascination is arguably that of love and its inherent woes. Blunt will thus surely captivate those with a romantic edge. http://www.google.co.za/imgres?imgurl=http://www.8notes.com/images/artists/james_blunt. You're Beautiful (Literal Video Version) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOlI5Qiq-9g


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Obituary: Michael Lamont Holder
(Obituary ~ 07/31/09)
Michael Lamont Holder, 50, of Chattanooga, died Thursday, July 16, 2009, in Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by his long-time partner, Lamar Heard of Chattanooga; father and stepmother, Allen and Dot Holder of Lewisburg; mother, Ruth Branson of California; brother, Gary Holder of Park City, Ala., and two stepbrothers, Anthony Bowden and Wickey Gower, both of Lewisburg...
Obituary: Shirley Buford Hazlett
(Obituary ~ 07/31/09)
Mr. Shirley Buford Hazlett, age 70 of Lewisburg, died Tuesday, July 28, 2009 in NHC Oakwood Healthcare. Mr. Hazlett was a native of Marshall County, Tennessee and son of the late Arthur and Sara Rebecca Williams Hazlett. He was retired from Heil-Quaker Corporation and was a member of Westvue Church of Christ...
Obituary: Ronald Ray "Ronnie" Logue
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Mr. Ronald Ray "Ronnie" Logue, age 59, of Lewisburg, died Monday, July 27. 2009 at Maury Regional. Mr. Logue was a native of Marshall County, the son of the late Ray Hunter Logue and Mrs. Irene McElhaney Logue. He was a former car salesman and member of the Baptist church...
Obituary: James William Batten
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James William Batten, 92, of the Laws Hill Community, died Tuesday, July 28, 2009, in Lewisburg. Mr. Batten was a native of Marshall County. He was a life-long farmer and a member of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents, James Monroe and Martha Ann "Mattie" Batten, and wife, Sara Beatrice Batten...
Obituary: Ozell Tatum Dunnavant
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Ozell Tatum Dunnavant, 92, died Monday, July 27, 2009, at Heritage Medical Center in Shelbyville. Mrs. Dunnavant was born in Ardmore, Ala. She was a retired homemaker. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Emmer Atkisson Tatum; husband, David Kelly Dunnavant; sons, William "Bill" Dunnavant and John Robert Dunnavant; two grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren...
Obituary: Mary Lee Gentry
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Mary Lee Gentry died Tuesday, July 21, 2009, at her residence in Detroit, Mich. She was preceded in death by her parents, Charlie and Bertha Mae Gentry; and sisters, Barbara Jean Gentry, Ann McQuiddy and Margaret McClain of Lewisburg. She is survived by her daughter, Angela White of Detroit; sisters, Pearl Porter and Roberta Gentry of Lewisburg; brothers, Charlie Gentry of St. ...
Obituary: Thomas Wayne Johnsey
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Thomas Wayne Johnsey, 60, of Lewisburg, died Wednesday, July 29, 2009, at Maury Regional Medical Center. Mr. Johnsey was a native of Marshall County. He was a retired former employee of Inter City Products, a member of the Elks Lodge #1990, and a member of the Farmington Church of Christ...
Obituary: Eugene Wiser
(Obituary ~ 07/31/09)
Eugene Wiser, 93, of Lewisburg, died Monday, July 27, 2009, at his residence. Mr. Wiser was a native of Giles County. He was a mechanic and farmer, and a member of the Church of Christ. He was preceded in death by his parents, Henry Boston "Boss" Wiser and Martha Elizabeth Townsend Wiser; wife, Ophelia Wales Wiser; sister, Alice Brown; five brothers, Francis, Charles, Claiborn, Clyde and Marcus Wiser; and three grandsons...
Public records
(Obituary ~ 07/31/09)
PUBLIC RECORDS Marriage Licenses Ronnie Grady Chapman and Betty Ann Peach Crafton; John William England III and Tricia Earlene Chumbley; Timothy Drew Fleming and Andi Blair Ledford; Jesse Ray Iler and Amanda Faye Sparks; Charles Edward Jackson and Tamara Lorraine Francis Mitchell; Jarvis J. Taylor and Keyonia T. Roseman Smith; Ronald M. Teeples and Shacon E. Charley Deason...
Obituary: Dennis Ferguson Harris
(Obituary ~ 07/29/09)
Dennis Ferguson Harris, 88, of the Holts Corner Community of Marshall County, died Friday, July 24, 2009. Mr. Harris was a native of Marshall County. He was a direct descendent of Joseph Brittain, an early settler. He attended Harding College and graduated from Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville. ...
Obituary: William Norris Shaw
(Obituary ~ 07/24/09)
William Norris Shaw, age 90, of the Diana Community, died Tuesday, July 21, 2009, at his home following a farm accident. Mr. Shaw was a native of the Blue Creek Community in Tennessee, and twin son of the late Willie Lewis and Mary Evelyn Lowe Shaw. He served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II and was a farmer...
Obituary: Mary Ruth Connelly
(Obituary ~ 07/24/09)
Miss Mary Ruth Connelly, of Lewisburg, died Monday, July 20, 2009 in NHC Healthcare. Miss Connelly was a native of Rogersville, Tenn. She was born on March 11, 1920, to William Mortimer and Martha Felts Connelly. She moved to Lewisburg with her family at an early age. ...
Obituary: Brenda Jo Herbert
(Obituary ~ 07/22/09)
Brenda Jo Herbert, 55, of Eagleville, died Sunday, July 19, 2009, in Eagleville. Ms. Herbert was a native of Williamson County. She was formerly employed with Herbert's Barbecue in Franklin, and was a member of the Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her father, Joe P. Herbert...
Obituary: Avery Badgett
(Obituary ~ 07/22/09)
Avery Badgett, 94, a resident of Sunnybrook Home, Lewisburg, died Saturday, July 18, 2009, in Columbia. Mr. Badgett was born in Blount County. He attended Farmington United Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his mother, Nellie Wright Badgett...
Obituary: William "Bill" K. Weber
(Obituary ~ 07/22/09)
William "Bill" K. Weber, age 65, of 1242 Wheatland Ave., Lancaster, Pa., formerly of Paducah, Ky., passed away on Wednesday, July 15, 2009, at Hospice of Lancaster County in Mount Joy, Pa. Born in Kingsville, Texas, he was the son of the late Kossuth C. and Betty Smith Weber. He and his wife, Melinda Gates Weber, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary last July 27th...
Obituary: Howard S. Warner II
(Obituary ~ 07/22/09)
Howard S. Warner II, age 67, died Saturday, July 18, 2009, at the Central Texas Medical Center in San Marcos, Texas. Born in Vicksburg, Miss. on April 26, 1942, he was the son of the late Lawrence Glover and Mable Myrtle Askew Warner. He received his high school education at Woodbury Forrest Preparatory School. ...
Obituary: R. E. Woodward
(Obituary ~ 07/22/09)
R.E. "Edd" Woodward Jr., 84, of the Farmington Community, died Thursday, July 16, 2009, in NHC Lewisburg. Mr. Woodward was a native of Marshall County. He was a farmer and member of the Farmington Church of Christ. He was preceded in death by his parents, Robert Edward Woodward Sr. and Annie Ruth Cathey Woodward; three-year-old children, Julia Ann Woodward and Tommy Knox Woodward; and sisters, Christine Loggins and Annie Frances Collins Ownby...
Public records
(Obituary ~ 07/17/09)
Public Records Marriage Licenses Shadrick Darnell Brashears and Chasity Lane Underwood; Joshua Thomas Hargrove and Alyssa Renee Hammock; Travis James Rye and Brittany Lane Flowers; Jason Scott Staggs and Tabetha Nicole McCormick. Business Listings Gene Collins Mowing, 2648 Valley Lane, Lewisburg, TN 37091, owner: Gene Collins; Middle Tennessee Gun Shop & Service Inc., 1660 Brown Shop Road, Petersburg, TN 37144, owners: Marci and Stephen Surowitz; Top It Off Construction, 199 Bear Creek Road, Lynnville, TN 38472, owner: Scott Garner.. ...
Obituary: Rebecca Joan Reed
(Obituary ~ 07/17/09)
Rebecca Joan Reed, 63, of Lewisburg, died Wednesday, July 15, 2009, at her residence. Mrs. Reed was a native of Hickman County. She was retired from Marshall Medical Center as the head of housekeeping with 20 years of service and was a member of the Baptist faith...
Obituary: Harold Douglas Wade
(Obituary ~ 07/15/09)
Harold Douglas "Bud" Wade, 78, of Lewisburg, died Saturday, July 11, 2009, in Vanderbilt Medical Center. Mr. Wade was a native of Marshall County. He was retired from Faber-Castell Corporation after a long career, and in 1995 he started the Tennessee Pencil Company. He was a member of Church Street Church of Christ...
Obituary: Sonja Lynn Bryant
(Obituary ~ 07/08/09)
Sonja Lynn Bryant, 58, of Lewisburg, died Saturday, July 4, 2009, at Marshall Medical Center. Ms. Bryant was a native of Kansas City, Kan. She was employed with Golden Living Healthcare in Winchester as a registered nurse. She was preceded in death by her parents, John Walter and Esther Louise Keller Boan, and sister, Patricia Boan...
Public records
(Obituary ~ 07/08/09)
PUBLIC RECORDS Marriage Licenses Jamie Lee Gentry and Kimberly Higdon Aldridge; Roston Glenn Willis and Patricia Gayle Scott Liggett. Business Listings 7 Fold Technologies LLC, 1472 Silver Creek Road, Lewisburg, TN 37091, owners: Frankie and Sylvia Hickle and Chris Burns; Holts Corner Quik Stop, 6261 Nashville Hwy, Chapel Hill, TN 37034, owners: Sandra White and Howard Ragsdale Jr...
Obituary: Nancy Louise Smith McMillen
(Obituary ~ 07/08/09)
Nancy Louise Smith McMillen, 67, of Lewisburg, died Friday, July 3, 2009. Mrs. McMillen was a native of Wilson County. She was retired from Inter-City Products (Heil-Quaker Corporation) as a human resource consultant with 30 years of service. She served as co-chairperson for the American Heart Association and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Lewisburg...
Obituary: Haskell Barlow
(Obituary ~ 07/03/09)
Haskell Barlow, 98, of the Burristown Community of Jackson County, Tenn., died Wednesday, July 1, 2009, at Marshall Medical Center. Mr. Barlow was a native of Overton County. He was a retired truck driver and carpenter, and was a member of the Burristown Church of Christ...
Obituary: Thomas Collins Crabtree
(Obituary ~ 07/02/09)
Thomas Collins Crabtree, 78, of Fayetteville, died Thursday, June 25, 2009, at Willow of Winchester Nursing Home. Mr. Crabtree was a native of Lincoln County. He served in the Army during the Korean Conflict, and was a retired mechanic. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charlie C. and Etta Lorene Erwin Crabtree; and sisters, Virginia Sullivan and Robbie Sowell...
Obituary: Joe M. Jett Sr.
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Joe M. Jett, Sr., 82, of the Mooresville Community, died Saturday, June 27, 2009, at St. Thomas Hospital. Mr. Jett was a native of Williamson County. He was retired from the maintenance department of Columbia Academy and was a farmer. He had also worked at Bordens in Lewisburg and the A & P Grocery in Columbia. Mr. Jett served for 50 years as a deacon of the Mooresville Church of Christ...
Public records
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Marriage Licenses James Vincent Barber and Julie Ann Price; Luke Taylor Buckley and Eleanor Caroline Marsh; Michael Turner Byrd and Sharon Lynn Wood; William Dwayne Foster and Ashley Dawn Rodgers; Donnie E. Hopkins and Jessie P. Pugh Horton; Christopher Carl Miller and Jenna Lee Wheat; Flemon Junior Sparks and Doris Lorene Buttrey West; Edward Brian Tankersley and Shawn Georgette Moore Bowden...
Obituary: Frances Helton Bowden
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Frances Helton Bowden, 87, of Lewisburg, died Saturday, June 27, 2009, at Maury Regional Medical Center. Mrs. Bowden was a native of Bedford County. She was a homemaker and was retired as a Licensed Practical Nurse at Leonard's Hospital. She was a member of the Farmington Baptist Church...
Obituary: Douglas James Van Orden III
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Douglas James "Doug" Van Orden III, 16, died Thursday, June 25, 2009, at Horton Park as a result of drowning. Mr. Van Orden was a native of Marshall County. He was a sophomore at Marshall County High School and attended the LifeSong Church. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandmother, Joann Van Orden...
Obituary: Richard Wade Lentz
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Richard Wade Lentz, 60, of Lewisburg, died Friday, June 26, 2009, at Maury Regional Medical Center. Mr. Lentz was a native of Marshall County. He was an employee of Ken Koat Corporation and a member of the Baptist faith. He was preceded in death by his parents, William Horace Lentz and Nora Ozell Corbin Lentz; brothers, Horace Wayne Lentz and Glenn Lentz; and sisters, Mary Marie Logue, Wilma Lee Troop, and Louise Lentz...
Obituary: Bobby Mayfield
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Bobby "Copperhead" Mayfield, 62, of Chapel Hill, died Saturday, June 27, 2009. Mr. Mayfield was a native of Williamson County and for many years was a resident of the Rudderville Community. He was a veteran of the Air Force and was a self-employed carpenter...
Obituary: Brett Michael Shott
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
Brett Michael Shott, 50, of Chapel Hill, died Friday, June 26, 2009. Mr. Shott was a native of Garden City, Mich. He was an employee of General Motors Corporation - Spring Hill and worked in the power train assembly area. He was preceded in death by his father, Buddy Shott...
Obituary: James W. Clifford
(Obituary ~ 07/01/09)
James W. Clifford, 79, of Lewisburg, died on Tuesday, June 30, 2009, at NHC-Oakwood. Mr. Clifford was a native of Bedford County. He was a veteran of the Army and was retired from Faber-Castell Corporation after 50 years of service. He was preceded in death by his parents, James William Clifford Sr. and Nola Lorene Jenkins Clifford; wife, Lula Clifford; and sister, Johnnie Mae Clifford...
Obituaries from July 2009
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text: As you know Nicholas Kirkwood creates shoes that you can hardly wear every day. But when you choose to rock those you know that all attention is centered at you because Kirkwood's designs are totally fabulous.For his Fall/ Winter 2010/ 2011 collection Nicholas Kirkwood tried to make his footwear more feminine & of course he succeeded in his attempt. He added a bit of lace, bright color, embroidery, cute buckles and carved the heels in a weird but attractive manner.


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A couple of fellow bloggers have posted like this & I thought I would too...
Dear Skype,
Why won't you let me find my friend Jason? I'd love to talk with him face to face so if you could possibly just let us connect, that would be great.
Dear Disney,
Thank you for making "The Princess & the Frog" because it was well made! I loved the story line, characters, and the art. You made me proud tonight--keep it up!
Your fan,
Dear Sunbeam,
You make the best electric blankets ever. Thank you for having 10 heat settings. Thank you for being so cozy. You make these cold nights infinitely better. I love you.
Forever yours,
Dear Chris,
Your birthday is exactly a week away. I can't wait to celebrate with you! You are handsome, wonderful, and always know how to make me smile. Thanks for taking me out for mexican food and a movie. I can't wait to take you out for your birthday! I love you!
Dear Kelly Clarkson
Were we secretly separated at birth? Really, were we?
Dear Biggest Loser,
Thank you for selecting a team from Ardmore, Oklahoma! I flipped out when I heard they were from Ardmore. You may not realize this but that's where my mom's parents lived so I have many fond memories of Ardmore, Oklahoma. Also thank you for picking hard working people as I feel that reflects so many Okies. I love that you had two contestants from the Tulsa area last season too...and I love even more that Danny won! I think you've found by now that people from Oklahoma are all around lovely. Good casting call!
Verge of being a crazy fan,
P.S. Can I work out with Bob sometime? He's my fave.
Dear cold weather,
Thank you for putting an effort into us being better acquainted. I think it's very thoughtful you came all the way down to Texas so we could spend some time together. However, I'm sure you've noticed by now that I've been avoiding you. It's nothing personal--you just don't belong here. I promise to come and visit you sometime later (maybe before 2011....maybe after).


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Original wildlife art painted in miniature by the gifted hand of Rebecca Latham is definitely a sight to behold.
On her website, it says: Rebecca Latham's watercolors are classically painted miniature paintings. Whether large or small, it's the classical methods of painting refined detail that give miniature paintings their allure.
With her mother and sister (Karen & Bonnie), Latham Studios was established to express and combine their love and talent for the style & technique of miniature painting.
And an appreciation for nature.
She describes on her blog-- What is miniature painting?
Rebecca permitted me to use her magnificent screech owl sketch on the cover of my book-- But The Owl Knows.
Which is beautifully painted here:
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Rebecca Latham: Nature vs Miniature
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A Practical Guide to Internet FiltersBy: Karen G. Schneider (author)Paperback
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DescriptionWhat are filters and how do they work? Which ones are the most effective for school and public libraries? Are there legal ramifications to using filters. As more libraries offer Internet access to their customers, filtering is becoming a major topic with library boards, governing officials, and the community. This book is a guide that aims to prepare and inform librarians in schools and public libraries about the issue. Contents include: a description of filters and their alternatives, along with factors to consider in the library's decision whether to use them or not; explanations and evaluations of over a dozen client-based filters, proxy servers, and proxy server enhancements including Bess, Cyber Patrol, Cybersitter, Net Nanny, Safesurf, Surf Watch, and Websense; a discussion on the legal issues involving filters, including recent cases and the question of how much legal responsibility libraries have for Web content they make available.
Product Details
- publication date: 31/10/1997
- Format: Paperback
- Number Of Pages: 75
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A new home for region's food pantry
East Lyme - On a crisp, but sunny September morning, representatives from the Shoreline Soup Kitchens and Pantries cheerfully carted boxes into St. John's Episcopal Church on Main Street.
Unloading packages of canned vegetables and juice into a storage room, they began organizing the food they had trucked over earlier onto six-foot high shelves.
Drivers Chris Russo, Shirley Goff and Deb Kimball busily took several trips from the Shoreline truck to transport and set up the nearly 3,000 pounds of food.
"It's like moving into a new house," Sherrie Weiss, the food pantry's manager, said excitedly as she hoisted a box of food onto the new shelf.
The church on Main Street in downtown Niantic will now act as the town's new Shoreline food pantry location. The ministry serves residents from the 11 towns of East Lyme, Old Lyme, Lyme, Old Saybrook, Westbrook, Clinton, Chester, Essex, Deep River, Madison and Killingworth.
The pantry, one of Shoreline's several meal sites and pantries in the region, first opened more than three years ago at the Niantic Community Church, said Executive Director Patty Dowling. At that time, 40 to 50 families would visit each week. Now the number is up to 75 to 90 families each week, she said.
The community church had graciously offered them space for years, but the pantry was simply finding that they needed additional storage space with the increased demand, explained Dowling. Additionally, the pantry needed space to house supplies over a longer period of time, since it could take a couple of weeks to store up enough of an item to distribute to all the pantry's patrons.
St. John's Church will house groceries in an approximately 14-by-12-foot storage room installed with new shelves and a 40-by-40-foot wood-floored distribution room, where rolling carts will hold tuna, canned vegetables, dairy products, beans and other offerings. The pantry receives its food from sources, including the Gemma E. Moran Food Bank in New London and grants.
St. John's Church, which participates in community programs such as "Food to Donate," which picks up frozen meals from restaurants for distribution, had been looking for new ministries prior to speaking with representatives from Shoreline Soup Kitchens and Pantries.
"I think God just dropped it here in our lap," said Carolyn Miller of St. John's Church, reflecting on the opportunity with her husband, Richard Miller, a senior warden, last Tuesday.
Miller had been speaking on the phone with Weiss last spring, who mentioned needing more storage space for the pantry, as demand for groceries grew.
When Miller heard about the pantry's need, she said felt like a light bulb went on in her head: St. John's had just finished renovating and remodeling the church. The renovations called for moving the nursery upstairs, leaving an extra room empty.
Dowling said there was a lot of momentum moving forward as the church and food pantry shared their plans with parishioners each week. On Sept. 15, 50 congregants came to a forum where St. John's and food pantry representatives shared the agreement between the pantry and the church and answered questions.
The volunteers for the pantry are continuing their service and about five to 10 congregants have expressed interest in volunteering in some capacity.
In addition to distributing food every Thursday from 5 to 6 p.m., the food pantry will continue to offer additional community service opportunities, such as food drives and special events.
There is a seating area in the sun-filled distribution room at St. John's where visitors can sit during special holiday programs or while waiting to pick up groceries.
"There will be a place to have fellowship and sit and wait," said Dowling.
The church space also offers a visible location downtown, but also one that is private with patrons entering through the back entrance, said Dowling. There is also a low-incline ramp leading to the pantry, which makes it easier to transport food.
Dowling said the economic downturn has led to a growing number of people who patronize the pantry.
"The economy absolutely has not recovered in our area in terms of jobs and pay," she said.
Some people who were laid off from their jobs two to three years ago continue to face financial problems, such as having to have spent their savings or accruing credit card debt for their living expenses, she said. Even if they have found a job it tends to be at a lower salary than they held previously or require additional training, she explained.
In addition, she said it was fortunate that the new space became available at a time when even more people could be visiting the pantry, in light of potential cuts to food stamp benefits under the farm bill.
For more information on services or to volunteer, call (860) 388-1988 or visit www.shorelinesoupkitchens.org.
Still searching: Volunteers hope to bring home boater lost off Groton
Army splits with West Point grad who touted communist revolt
Why did so many people leave the Kendrick Lamar concert before it was over?
After a miserable U.S. Open, why the Travelers Championship is the best golf tournament out there
Hundreds of children wait in Border Patrol facility in Texas


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The Durham Bulls have been around since the 1900s and received a huge boost in notoriety following the release of a movie in the late '80s that you may have seen once or twice. However, for the past 20 years of the Bulls' experience, they've served as the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. The Bulls have mostly stayed the same with their visual identity during this period, while the Rays went through a couple of looks before settling upon their current look.
Now, the Bulls are celebrating their 20th anniversary of affiliation with the Rays by wearing uniforms that are very similar to what the Rays wear as alternates.
As a comparison, here's a look at Tampa's alternate uniforms.
The big differences come in the personalized logos for the Bulls, which look very good and are a fitting tribute to the relationship between the two baseball clubs.
Minor league baseball is the land of wacky uniforms, but this is a stroke of creativity on the Bulls' part. There are worse uniforms that you could emulate, and the Bulls are fortunate that the Rays have a solid identity and one of the better alt uniforms in baseball, because this definitely works. Plus it helps that they also came up with a special logo for the occasion.
What do you all think? Hit or miss for the Bulls here?


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Jose Saramago, the Portuguese writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998, died on June 18th, aged 87, at his home in Lanzarote in the Canary Islands.
Saramago lived all his 87 years with the greatest authenticity and vigour. He published his first novel at the age of 23 and his second 30 years later. Between these publications he worked as a mechanic, a metal worker, a welfare agency bureaucrat, a printing production manager, a proofreader, a translator and a newspaper columnist, before being fired from his newspaper for his communist political beliefs, after which he turned himself to writing full-time.
20,000 people attended his funeral in Lisbon, Portugal.
He won the Nobel prize for Literature in 1998 and was committed in word and living to his ideals before and after that. A mechanic and metal worker who found his hands capable of creation of another sort, he brought pleasure and anger and critique and love to all who listened and read.
An unconventional structure and surreal lyricism marked Saramago's literary style and gathered to his novels a great following. He trusted his readers but doubted the moral practices of institutions and bureaucracies, eliciting a sense of warm, sceptical complicity between his narrator and the reader. These characteristics were often more obvious in his warmer and funnier novels such as "Death at Intervals" and "The Double", but were present in his darker, more questing works like the harrowing "Blindness" and the politically fascinating "Seeing".
His militant atheism focussed his mind and writing greatly on matters spiritual, producing one of his masterpieces "The Gospel According to Jesus Christ," a book labelled blasphemous and deeply religious turn by critical turn.
Saramago's body of work earned him international acclaim and the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature, not to mention the love and respect of his country and readers. The 20,000 people at his funeral is testament to his place in the minds and hearts of his people.
"Saramago for the last 25 years stood his own with any novelist of the Western world," said the critic Harold Bloom. "He was the equal of Philip Roth, Gunther Grass, Thomas Pynchon and Don DeLillo. His genius was remarkably versatile — he was at once a great comic and a writer of shocking earnestness and grim poignancy. It is hard to believe he will not survive."
His novel, "The Elephant's Journey" is released in NZ in late September, 2010.


text: I've got another thread going and I want to play Fatal Frame 4 on my Wii I downloaded the file burned it to a DVD-R and installed the Disc Backup launcher 0.3g and nothing works I've even tried Exite Truck and it didn't work and it's a NTSC game. So everyone has these tutorials that "work" but not for me and it's because I've installed so many different version of so many different programs that I don't know whats on there. Is there anyway to get a fresh start so that maybe some of these tutorials will work for me. btw I'm running 3.2U and have HBC 1.0.1 and IOS36 v.4.18(whatever that is). Please someone help me, thanks in advance.


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How can life, the universe, be so unjust?
I had one of the happiest years of my life. I gave thanks regularly to the universe, god, whatever, for the lessons I went through last year that brought me to the place where I was able to be vulnerable and experience true love and a relationship that challenged me and was so full of happiness every single day. With someone who I admired and who, quite frankly, amazed me with his maturity and ability to love me so deeply and without restraints. I've never even heard of anyone experiencing what I experienced with him.
Albert Aran Selvaggio always had the right words to say, was never defensive, showed me I could trust him completely–whom I did trust completely–and who I loved in a way I never thought was possible. I was able to experience a relationship that surprised and delighted me every single day we were together.
My love, my partner, my man cared for and protected me. There was nothing more I could ever want. He told me every day that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with me. And he was with me for the rest of his life. It was just far too short.


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The name Karra Yerta is derived from the local Aboriginal language, 'karra' the name for the majestic red gum trees, and 'yerta' meaning country or ground. The landscape has changed little (other than the patches of vineyard) since the ancestors of James and Marie Linke arrived in SA in 1847. Both James and Marie originally hail from Angaston, but moved to the Flaxmans Valley in 1985, and in '87 purchased one of the old stone cottages in the Argent-Town region. Marie's ancestors were some of the largest land holders in the Flaxmans Valley region in the late 1800's, and many decades later, donated a significant portion to the community. This is now known as the Kaiser Stuhl Conservation Park.
James has spent fifteen years reviving the largely abandoned 1 ha vineyard, which provides most of their grapes; plantings now include over eighty-year old semillon, frontignac and riesling, and fifty year-old shiraz. While most of the grapes were previously sold, they indulged in home winemaking for many years, but have now moved into commercial winemaking on a micro scale. Aside from the production from this special old windswept vineyard, they also source tiny parcels of fruit from the High Eden and Moppa/Kalimna regions.
Karra Yerta was established in 2006 and produces between 350 and 400 cases annually.
For more information please visit http://karrayertawines.blogspot.com or www.karrayertawines.com.au


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I knew it had been awhile since I'd posted, but I didn't realize how long it had been. I've thought of things over the last month that I wanted to put on here, but right now their topics escape me.
Tonight, I'm going to post about Haiti. I know I've mentioned it some, but definitely not often enough. I'm leaving for Haiti with a team of 12 from Houston's First Baptist Church this Friday. We'll be gone for 8 days and I'm really excited. And...to be honest, pretty nervous and just a teeny bit scared. Not for my physical safety mind you. I'm not being naive, but we're not going to be in Port Au Prince. We're going to be in Jeremie, a smaller town on the west coast, where crime isn't as prevalent or rampant as is currently the case in PAP. No, my fright comes from wondering what the Lord is going to do. What does He have to teach me? Do I want to learn it? I'm just being honest here...usually the Lord's lessons are hard as I walk through them. It's after I've come through them that I enjoy His smile of pride for a job well done and the wisdom of the lesson learned. During the lesson...well, during the lesson, it just sucks.
My excitement comes from our awesome team. I'm thrilled with the team that God hand-picked. It is so incredibly obvious He put our team together, and I'm over the moon to serve with them. They have each been an immense blessing through this time of preparation. Most of the team has not been to Haiti before, and a few are about to embark on their first mission trip. I CAN'T WAIT to see what God is going to do in their lives and in their walk with Christ.
I'm nervous like I typically feel before traveling internationally. The nerves are mostly due to "What if I forget something?" and this time, I'm worried I'm going to forget something that will affect more than just me. Or what if I mess something up that affects the team? I've led in other areas, but a team overseas is a new experience. I know the Lord has brought me to this time of service. I'm trusting Him for every future step of the way. =) Some minutes I do better at that than others. (Just keepin' it real here, folks.)
I'm packed! I still have some shopping to do for food and miscellaneous supplies we're taking to the missionary family down there. However, my backpack is completely packed. I just made a to-do list and there are 13 items on it...and I just received an email answering one of them! So, it's all coming together!
Praise the Lord!
I plan to blog while we're gone, and hopefully add pictures, too. Be on the look-out for updates!
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
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We live in two Americas. One America, now the minority, functions in a print-based, literate world. It can cope with complexity and has the intellectual tools to separate illusion from truth. The other America, which constitutes the majority, exists in a non-reality-based belief system. This America, dependent on skillfully manipulated images for information, has severed itself from the literate, print-based culture. It cannot differentiate between lies and truth. It is informed by simplistic, childish narratives and clichés. It is thrown into confusion by ambiguity, nuance and self-reflection. This divide, more than race, class or gender, more than rural or urban, believer or nonbeliever, red state or blue state, has split the country into radically distinct, unbridgeable and antagonistic entities.snip (an uncanny description of our previous leader Bertie this)
Political leaders in our post-literate society no longer need to be competent, sincere or honest. They only need to appear to have these qualities. Most of all they need a story, a narrative. The reality of the narrative is irrelevant. It can be completely at odds with the facts. The consistency and emotional appeal of the story are paramount. The most essential skill in political theater and the consumer culture is artifice. Those who are best at artifice succeed.[snip]
The Princeton Review analyzed the transcripts of the Gore-Bush debates, the Clinton-Bush-Perot debates of 1992, the Kennedy-Nixon debates of 1960 and the Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858. It reviewed these transcripts using a standard vocabulary test that indicates the minimum educational standard needed for a reader to grasp the text. During the 2000 debates, George W. Bush spoke at a sixth-grade level (6.7) and Al Gore at a seventh-grade level (7.6). In the 1992 debates, Bill Clinton spoke at a seventh-grade level (7.6), while George H.W. Bush spoke at a sixth-grade level (6.8), as did H. Ross Perot (6.3). In the debates between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, the candidates spoke in language used by 10th-graders. In the debates of Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas the scores were respectively 11.2 and 12.0. In short, today's political rhetoric is designed to be comprehensible to a 10-year-old child or an adult with a sixth-grade reading level. It is fitted to this level of comprehension because most Americans speak, think and are entertained at this level.
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Kill your speed
Yesterday saw even more people are killed on Ireland's roads, this time a young couple from Co Armagh whose BMW went out of control in Dundalk town centre at 3 a.m. yesterday morning. My condolences to these people's families.
It's ridiculous to suggest that governments are responsible for the spate of road deaths we're seeing on both sides of the border. People are driving like maniacs when sober and like imbeciles when tipsy.
I'm not commenting on any one incident, but our young people in particular are showing an unsettling penchant for irresponsible speed. It's probably fairly safe for an experienced driver to do 100mph in a modern, well-equipped car on the M1 in good weather when there are few other motorists about, but to overtake on a blind hill or a devious corner doing even 30 is insanity. And yet it happens countless times each day.
Let's be clear: although the provisional licence system needs overhauling, these deaths have nothing to do with Bertie Ahern or Peter Hain. When a driver has 2 tonnes of high-powered steel at his disposal it is his responsibility - and no one else's - to make sure it poses no danger to himself or others.
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I love nurses. When I was in the hospital giving birth to Kylynn, I was overwhelmed by the way they cared for me and my baby. I always generally thought that nurses have a worthwhile profession. It wasn't until I was the patient that I realized, they are in fact the greatest determinant in how fast you recover and how good you feel. They are amazing.
However, this last hospital stay was so horrible that it was funny. The nurses, nurse techs, doctors, and various workers came into our room every few minutes all night long. I was about to slug somebody and finally refused temperature monitoring during the night, however I learned that one's wishes are not always honored. When Kyle came in the morning, I explained the fact that Jack hadn't gotten to sleep all night and he quickly took over (my hero!). He asked that the nurses stay out of our room for 1 hour so that Jack could get a small amount of uninterrupted sleep, this is what followed, I swear it's true, for some reason Kyle took notes.
7:30 Jack is dozing happily
7:36 tech 1 checks blood pressure. He is unhappy at being woken up, so has a high BP. Tech says she will come back soon.
7:50 Doctor 2 visits to check on surgery. All looks well.
7:58 Kyle calms Jack to sleep. He leaves to ask the head nurse 3 for no interruptions until 9:15. She agrees to 9:00, excepting doctors.
8:00 Kyle walks down the hall to call family and let Jack sleep.
8:06 Worker 4 noisily brings in a tray of food. Kyle returns to the room to calm Jack again.
8:14 Tech 5 enters to check the oxygen machine. Kyle manages to keep him whispering, without turning on the lights.
8:18 Tech 1 returns to check blood pressure again. Kyle sends her away quietly.
8:28 Worker 6 checks if she can have Jacks breakfast tray back. Kyle sends her away quietly.
8:34 Tech 7 wants to check the supply of gloves in the bathroom. Kyle sends her away quietly.
8:38 Worker 6 returns to see if we need more water. "No, because they are both sleeping, not drinking." Kyle sends her away quietly.
8:57 Tech 1 returns to check temperature and heart rate. We manage to get a reading without waking Jack, but he has a fever.
9:02 Jack awakes. We call head nurse 3 to give him fever medication.
9:22 Nurse 3 brings the medication.
I still love you nurses, but really sleep is important for babies!


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Inside Teresa Giudice's New Jersey Mansion
26 Responses to "Inside Teresa Giudice's New Jersey Mansion"
Anonymous Says:
June 7, 2009 at 8:09 pm |
I'm a sucker for red roofs, and big driveways. Love 'em! Plus, the shiny inside is awesome too.
Anonymous Says:
June 7, 2009 at 8:26 pm |
Kenny are you going to go and take pictures of the house?
Kenny Says:
June 7, 2009 at 8:28 pm |
yeah soon.
Anonymous Says:
June 7, 2009 at 8:32 pm |
I think the address you gave is off. In a previous blog, you said that the home was at 9 Indian Lane, but its actually 6 Indian Lane, Towaco, NJ.
Is the home gated?
Anonymous Says:
June 7, 2009 at 9:08 pm |
Yes the home is gated.
Anonymous Says:
June 7, 2009 at 9:30 pm |
is there a video to this? thanks!
Kenny Says:
June 7, 2009 at 10:33 pm |
click real housewives
its the 4th part
Anonymous Says:
June 7, 2009 at 10:33 pm |
I would like to see more photos of this once it is completed
Anonymous Says:
June 9, 2009 at 1:28 am |
Teresa and her kids rock.
I love how she talks, it is so cute.
Anonymous Says:
June 14, 2009 at 12:00 am |
The house is beautiful, but why did she keep saying to the movers–Be careful. This is very expensive. Oh, that's expensive be careful. I'm sure the movers aren't ding dongs. They know the items are expensive and I'm sure they picked a very reputable company to move their things. That was a bit insulting to keep saying that. In my opinion. The house is awesome. Some of the decor and furnishings she picked I'm not too crazy about, but everyone has their own taste.
thevinylvillage Says:
June 17, 2009 at 3:34 pm |
the inside is over the top to my taste but acceptable…the outside is just awful. It looks like it was designed on an Etch a Sketch using some 4th graders idea of what a mansion ought to look like.
Geea Says:
June 19, 2009 at 6:24 pm |
I have to agree with the person who didn't like the way Teresa treated the movers. I have to admit that I didn't like the way Gia talked to that one mover. Yeah, she's only 7, but where was mommy to tell her to be nice?
Teresa's home is tacky. The house is SO nouveau riche…like Teresa. Money doesn't buy class.
Anonymous Says:
June 19, 2009 at 11:20 pm |
I am constantly passing this so called "mansion" because my parents live down the road from them! Sorry to say, but this house is way out of place!
Anonymous Says:
June 23, 2009 at 9:37 am |
Is she originally from Belleville? Or Bloomfield? 🙂
Anonymous Says:
June 24, 2009 at 2:05 am |
If that is her taste, well bless her sweet soul. That's what she wanted and as long as she is happy with it, people should just smile and tell her that she did a wonderful job creating such a warm home.
Anonymous Says:
June 28, 2009 at 6:42 am |
Just tell Teresa to 'pay attention'.
Anonymous Says:
June 29, 2009 at 7:57 pm |
Joe has to be involved in the Mafia somehow/someway–he carries all that cash on himself–just like Tony Sopranio–you can't tell me he's not mixed up in some shady business adventures!!!
Jerzeyboy Says:
June 29, 2009 at 8:25 pm |
So much to say about this house and the show… Teresa is so dumb, kind'a funny, but dumb as a box of rocks and "definitely not classy", lol… Their house is so tacky and over the top, and also seems ice cold and sterile… The show never commented on what her husband Joe does for a living either, but come on, there has to be something illegal going on there… He's also your typical dumb NJ gumba too… Forget that kid Gia, her giving commands to the mover was so disrespectful, all three of those kids are headed for trouble, just fast forward 10-15 years!!! Hopefully there's some extra tape left over from this big move, they need it for their friend Caroline Manzo! They definitely need to tape yer big yap shut. I am so sick of all her long winded speeches…
Anonymous Says:
July 1, 2009 at 1:40 pm |
I hate to admit it, but I love this trainwreck of a show. All 5 of the wives have issues — but who doesn't? And if someone can afford to build the house of their dreas and provide work for lots of local folks in the process, more power to 'em. (I don't think Teresa should have been ranting and cussing and table-flipping in front of kids, though, even though Danielle can make a saint want to do all of the above.)
Gary Says:
July 21, 2009 at 7:59 pm |
Does anyone know the name of Joe Giudice's construction company and where it's offices are located?
Anonymous Says:
July 24, 2009 at 9:43 pm |
The house? palace, more like it, is magnificent. The little girls who live in it are precious. Teresa, you living in this house is like putting perfume on a pig. You have all the exterior (that means, what's on the outside) bells and whistles. You have typical Italian looks. You would probably look alot better without the make-up. You would sound alot better with some diction coaching. Your interior is empty! You are classless! The only thing you have going for you is Joe. Hold on to him.
Joe Muff Says:
July 27, 2009 at 10:30 pm |
Does anyone know where those couches are from?
thevinylvillage Says:
July 28, 2009 at 5:42 pm |
Joe Muff…no clue where the sofas are from, but they look like something you could win on the Price is Right…
Jenny Says:
August 3, 2009 at 12:14 pm |
This is the link to Joe Giudice's construction company:
G&G Stucco & Stone Specialist (Clifton, NJ)
His business must have done the work on the Giudice palace, as well.
Anonymous Says:
August 12, 2009 at 3:40 am |
For the person who asked where Teresa is from.. shes from Paterson.
Bella Says:
August 23, 2009 at 4:37 pm |
OMG I've seen this house! My mom and I have been searching for her house ever since we got here (we moved to Montville recently, and we've never seen the show, so we were told by my mom's buddies about it.) and now I see it. It's amazing to see in person.


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The shorter the suction line to the pump the better. Long suction lines are trouble, especially when the oil gets hot. You don't want the pump pulling a partial vacuum on the suction line, as cavitation will set in and cause a major loss of pump efficiency, as well as possible damage to the pump.Would it be better to have it mounted behind the grille up front where it will get air, or back by the engine closest to the pump, but would be near the exhaust?
As long as the oil level in the tank is at least six inches above the tank's suction port and the pump doesn't have to pull the oil "up hill" you should be okay. Anything less and the pump might suck a "hole" in the oil and draw air.Also, I think the pumps fluid intake will be higher than the bottom of the tank, unless I make the tank a shorter height and mount it on legs on the frame? I may sub-frame under the whole locomotive body anyway for more mounting points for it and hose-pipes-accessories, so not a big deal.


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3 yanma
3 yanmega prime
2 shaymin
2 pachirisu
2 tornadus
1 cleffa
1 tyrogue
Pokemon = 18
4 judge
4 copycat
4 junk arm
3 pkmn collector
3 pkmn communication
2 pkmn catcher
2 super scoop up
2 energy retrieval
1 dual ball
1 flower shop lady
4 copycat
4 junk arm
3 pkmn collector
3 pkmn communication
2 pkmn catcher
2 super scoop up
2 energy retrieval
1 dual ball
1 flower shop lady
13 electric energy
3 grass energy
3 grass energy
Energy = 16
This is sort of a dual strategy deck. The first part of the deck relies on speed with pachirisu to attach addititional energy and shaymin to move them around to the appropriate pokemon (zekrom or tornadus). Yanmega is the second part of the deck, which is what allows the deck to continue attacking if your opponent has been able to withstand the first few turns. With it's free attacks as long as your hand size matches your opponents hand size.
Pokemon Analysis
There's nothing that I would change to this section, although if you need extra room in the deck for something else, your tyrogue can easily be dropped.
Energy Analysis
Your energy is a bit too high. Tornadus and zekrom can really utilize DCE and that helps ensure a T1 attack with torndaus, so I'd add in 4, drop the grass and decrease the lightning down to 9-10.
T/S/S Anaylsis
I prefer a single super rod over flower shop lady so you can reuse it with junk arm. Since you have a bit more room after adjusting your energy line, you can fit in another dual ball, pokemon catcher and super scoop up. Or you can add in some eviolite to reduce the damage you're doing to your own zekrom.
You have a pretty solid deck which should do well if you don't run into too many zekeels, which will likely win just because it combines speed and consistency and has the type advantage against your tornadus and yanmega.


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Living Afterwards Trailer (2011)
Henri has just lost his wife after 40 years of life together. They used to run a family hotel in the belgian countryside. Dominique, Ludovic and Louis, his 3 children, are keen to sell the hotel and start new lives, far away from the memory of their mother. Without facing up to or sharing their father's grief, they take matters in hand. But the arrival of Alice, a young woman who's 8 months' pregnant, turns their plans upside down. Henri reopens the hotel for her and, as he can't seem to talk to his children, makes her his confidante.
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After a busy day in the Ocean Lab, Rens, Cliff, Brad and me went to Strumble Head yesterday. After 5 minutes the porpoises started to show, and one of them had a nick in its fin, we have been seeing this one for a couple of days already.
Rens and I also spotted our first ever fox, and got some nice shots of it!
We ended our day with a lovely barbecue at Cliff's place!
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Change is inevitable in life and lifestyles. We keep thinking of how we won't buck the trend, get that burgundy streak or wear those faded denims at some point of time. Our obstinacy may bemuse ourselves, still at the end of the day there are two sides we end up at. We change and then shock/amuse those around us, or debate within ourselves of the state we are in, and stay in the same. Either way, we change. That's because in both cases we don't remain the individual we initially were.
Metamorphosis is inevitable.
Everyone in this world has an ego. I realized this late, well I realized this observing myself! We cling on to things we feel is 'fundamentally fed into our genes'. I blame not the parents. The temperament & notions which we are prejudiced for is an essential feature of our kind. We defend it unreasonably, with very little introspection. The reason is these notions have been passed onto our parents, and we well may do the same!
We are told Smoking is bad, so is Drinking. The generation above us expects that to be taken by default. They might have made some mistake in this regard. That is another point I want to make. The notions I cited, its from the experience of generations above. But, won't it be much better, if we get to experience it first hand?
Such an experience would put to rest most prejudices we built our lives on. There are issues which may be taken as last words, but I certainly believe there are many more we could debate on. With ourselves at least. That's because as we evolve, our thoughts has to…too. And only by doing so, can we be truly free individuals.


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Thursday, December 10, 2009
28 weeks and an OB appointment with two toddlers!
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Becky, this has to be one of the cutest things I have read! It still amazes me how Jonah has grown so much & is going to catch babies someday! Too cute! I am excited to hear that things are going well with your pregnancy & look forward to my weekly dose of entertainment as I save your blog to read on my night shifts at work each week.
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- December 10, 2009 at 11:42 PM
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Yeaaaaaa God! We are praising his name with you for your wonderul appointment. So glad that Jonah was able to help hear the heartbeat. That was always a treat for my kiddos, too. Keep on trusting, Becky! He is faithful. Love you.
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LOVE this story! What fabulous kids! I love all their questions and all the encouragement for you to hit the mark!! Hilarious...I am so glad you got your prize! I love that orange drink too! I even sabotaged one of my GTTs (not on purpose, but maybe subconsciously) by eating one of my calcium chews just before my appointment. It had 10 calories and I flunked the test and had to go back for the three hour one and another orange pop!! I passed that time!
So fun to follow your progress! Please know you are bathed in prayer from the sunshine state...where its going to be 80 some degrees tomorrow...sorry, that's just mean now isn't it??? Seriously, what an example you are to others to TRUST! Keep us posted about those contractions!
- December 11, 2009 at 7:57 PM
- Irene said...
I love the story of your OB visit with the boys. I've been praying for you all and the baby, but now will pray more specifically that those contractions won't be a problem.
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Friday, September 09, 2005
Grundig Name Becomes Eton...
That picture I posted yesterday? It is the exhaust of a Porsche, which was the inspiration for a new line of radios being marketed by the Eton Corporation, formerly Grundig of North America. They have designed a radio which actually fits into a subwoofer, with the knobs doubling for both volume and tuning as well as being the "tweeters". The radio does sound terrific - costs around 300 Us dollars in the States.
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11:02:09 Bravewolf Nim: LOL http://www.aolnews.com/weird-news/article/depiction-of-jesus-on-cross-stirs-up-controversy-at-oklahoma-church/19441036
11:02:45 Nim Bravewolf: oh I read that yesterday
11:02:54 Bravewolf Nim: the one I commented on :D
11:02:56 Nim Bravewolf: it was a big topic in my IRC atheism group
11:03:08 Bravewolf Nim: "Jesus' swollen belly looks like another swollen body part. " LOL
11:03:16 Bravewolf Nim: I haven't been on IRC in eons
11:03:42 Nim Bravewolf: that is actually a perfectly legitimate style of iconography though
11:03:48 Nim Bravewolf: I don't ht ink they should change it
11:04:20 Nim Bravewolf: maybe put a little line across to show his six pack
11:04:25 Bravewolf Nim: I know but I will still snicker in a juvenile manner.
11:04:36 Bravewolf Nim: http://afa.net/Blogs/BlogPost.aspx?id=2147493408
11:04:50 Bravewolf Nim: linked from the first... wow. Aren't you an asshole.
11:05:12 Nim Bravewolf: yes, I would too
11:06:07 Bravewolf Nim: I like how this person is claiming that marriage would solve the ills of the single, poverty stricken mother, but is promoting his agenda by focusing his pejoratives on the children.
11:06:23 Nim Bravewolf: so... you're young and some guy knocks you up abortion is a sin.. and
now they don't want you to get help either?
11:06:34 Bravewolf Nim: and then he gets to his real agenda: "It's time to communicate in policy and not just in words that in America, we expect you to save sex for marriage, to have children only within the marriage relationship, and that we will no longer force American taxpayers to fund the expenses of children they did not conceive and with whom they have no relationship and for whom they have no responsibility."
11:06:52 Nim Bravewolf: " They are certain to grow up in an environment where they do not have the daily, meaningful and essential presence of a father."
11:07:03 Nim Bravewolf: uh yeah.. because all fathers are AWESOME
11:07:09 Nim Bravewolf: and they'll make your life great?
11:07:28 Bravewolf Nim: OH. OH. So children should be your *punishment* for out-of-wedlock sex because you can't abort them but you can't get any help for your situation either.
11:07:34 Nim Bravewolf: yeah
11:07:37 Bravewolf Nim: What a wonderful environment to grow up in.
11:07:39 Nim Bravewolf: way to make their lives worse..
11:07:50 Nim Bravewolf: next they'll claim that we should just eat them
11:08:11 Nim Bravewolf: "This year, taxpayers will cough up $300 billion to provide welfare to single moms,"
11:08:17 Nim Bravewolf: I highly doubt this number
11:08:28 Bravewolf Nim: Not only are you a punishment for your mother, you also apparently should be labelled with the term "bastard" so that other people can cut you out of their social groups, thus ensuring that the problem of single-parent poverty is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
11:08:37 Nim Bravewolf: yeah
11:08:55 Nim Bravewolf: and I love how he says that the US is overtaxed
11:09:13 Nim Bravewolf: the US is SO not overtaxed.. they're way down the line for taxes
11:11:16 Bravewolf Nim: I am all for reforming the welfare system so that people can't abuse it. However, if you want to effect change, you have to give these people a way out and actually empower them to make their lives better - make working more attractive than welfare because they get more opportunities and their children have good childcare options.
11:11:37 Nim Bravewolf: you can't make it so that no one can abuse the system
11:11:55 Nim Bravewolf: because then people who actually need it will get cut out on the side of caution
11:12:05 Bravewolf Nim: I just don't see this happening... you can't tell someone to work if they have no place to put their kids.
11:12:09 Nim Bravewolf: yup
11:12:46 Nim Bravewolf: more sperm donor dads need to be forced to pay support
11:14:27 Bravewolf Nim: I agree that women who choose to have children should be evaluating what kind of life they can give a child. However, I don't think that single parenthood is the root of all evil. He doesn't mention what kind of help he thinks people who have lost a spouse should have.
11:14:50 Nim Bravewolf: yeah
11:14:52 Bravewolf Nim: what if you did everything right and things just didn't work out?
11:15:00 Nim Bravewolf: and what about women in abusive relationships?
11:15:06 Nim Bravewolf: or ppl getting divorced
11:15:12 Bravewolf Nim: oh they should stay for the sake of the money- er, children.
11:16:32 Nim Bravewolf: hah yeah
11:18:58 Bravewolf Nim: so what if you have a couple of black eyes, a broken jaw and a few busted ribs every few months? The American people - the hard working two parent families (because no single parent works for a living - they all live on yachts collecting welfare) who pay their taxes depend on you to shut your mouth (you should - all those broken teeth don't look good on a woman) and praise God for your home.
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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Another Toof Gone!
Lulu has 'lost' another tooth. I say 'lost' because it was actually pulled by the dentist. It had been loose for a while and sort of got stuck sticking out horizontally and on top of the other tooth because the new tooth was coming in behind it. We gave her two weeks but it never came out. It was not a happy scene in the dentist's office but its over with and she looks quite goofy.
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Ferry service to Arran and Islay is the primary way to access the islands from the Scottish mainland. Caledonian MacBrayne ("CalMac") offers a "hopscotch" ticket package that goes from Ardrossan (close to Glasgow) to Brodick (Arran), across the Kintyre Peninsula, to Port Ellen (Islay), and then back to Kintyre, all on your own schedule, for £150, including ferrying your rental car. (We brought a rental car with us from the mainland, in the interest of being able to access outcrops where and when we wanted, but each island offers a municipal bus service as well.) Reserve a space for your car on the ferry during peak tourist times. Also, be prepared to be stuck on an island for a bit (usually not more than a few hours) if the weather turns.
Easter Island, a lonely island in the southeastern Pacific Ocean, is steeped in mystique — and not just for its famous, perplexing statues and controversial story of societal collapse. How the island formed has also baffled geologists for decades.
Even with modern airplanes and ships, the far-flung islands of Tonga, Samoa, Hawaii, Micronesia and Fiji are difficult to reach. Thousands of years ago, the seafarers who first settled the islands had a much more arduous journey, sailing thousands of kilometers and navigating by the stars. According to a new study, these intrepid travelers may have gotten a boost from weather associated with El Niño-Southern Oscillation patterns, which sweep through the Pacific every three to seven years.
Gotland, a Silurian-aged coral-reef island with white sand beaches, lies not in the tropics but in the Baltic Sea off the southeastern coast of Sweden just a short trip from Stockholm. In addition to the carbonate geology, visitors can view medieval churches and thatched-roof Viking farms, and experience the moody, atmospheric weather featured in the films of director Ingmar Bergman.
The western Pacific Ocean is home to many atolls: rings of low-lying islands built from calcite sands and the erosional remnants of coral reefs. This region is also home to some of the highest rates of sea-level rise in recent decades — an unsettling fact for the atolls' inhabitants and others worried that rising waters will eat away at the islands and evict residents for good. But according to a new study documenting long-term change at one Pacific atoll, the future for such islands might not be so bleak.
The highest land point in the Maldives, a tiny island nation in the Indian Ocean, is only about 2.4 meters above sea level. With the IPCC predicting a sea level rise of 20 to 58 centimeters by the year 2100, the Maldives' 300,000 residents are therefore among the most threatened in the world by climate change.
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