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broadcaster Fox officially announced the restart of the series "The X-Files." The role of special agents Mulder and Scully in six new episodes, as in the original series, will play David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.
Along with the main characters in a chair and producer returns Showrunner original series Chris Carter.
«The world has changed a lot over the years, the show did not go; I think that these six stories was where to draw inspiration "- quoted by his site The Hollywood Reporter.
«The X-Files" withstood nine seasons; In addition, the plot of the series was the basis for two feature films – "Fight for the Future" and "I Want to Believe."
The author of the six-part "restart" will be Vince Gilligan, who wrote "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul».
He worked Gilligan and on the "X-Files" – began with the episode "The scattered light" in the second season, and then for seven years, also wrote 26 episodes, but still played in sixty producer's functions.
In the original series, there were two kinds of episodes: backbone, which were devoted to the struggle of two FBI special agent conspiracy against the shadow of the US government (the so-called Consortium), and the individual, each of which tells a complete story, only partly related to the main plot.
On what basis will be organized restarted "X-Files", not yet reported.
It is only known that the studio will try to "answer questions that remain unresolved in the nine previous seasons. "
For example, according to the original storyline, in 2012, on the ground should invade aliens – rebooted the series will answer the question of why it did not happen.
David Duchovny talked about the prospects of work in the new part telefranshizy rather melancholy – complained for years that "will not allow myself to pull a full season."
His partner Gillian Anderson to the prospect of returning to a familiar space she reacted with great stories enthusiasm – in particular, expressed the joy of meeting with the "old gang".
«The X-Files" – not just a commercial TV show, it's a real pop-cultural phenomenon.
In the series, millions of fans around the world – said in a statement, the leaders of the twentieth Century Fox studio Dana Walden and Gary Newman. – We are happy that we can give the fans what they've been waiting for – the new adventures of Mulder and Scully. "
At the peak of its popularity in the fifth and sixth season, the series in the US weekly gather multimillion audience of 20 million people.
The shooting will start in the US in the summer of 2015; the date of the premiere of the first series has not yet announced. Previously known that the new "X-Files" will not be available until early 2016.


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July, 2nd to 10th 2011
Saturday, July 2nd
It's busy at work this summer, so I haven't got time for much of a vacation. One week in Belgium – that's all there is. I start out in rainy conditions in Aarhus. I take a flight from Billund to Amsterdam. I have to spend my bonus points from KLM.
The sun is shining in Amsterdam. I have to take a train from the airport to Brussels. I miss the first one by 10 seconds, not sure which platform to choose, so I will wait an hour for the next one.
I get off the train at Brussels Central. I can't find my local train to Brussels Luxembourg, and I can't find a taxi. Instead I walk the 2 km to Hotel Renaissance in the EU-area. I check in to room 633, booked cheaply via Priceline.com. It's a super comfy room in this 4 star hotel. But breakfast and Wi-Fi cost an arm and a leg, so other solutions for that has to be found. Before bedtime I stroll over to Place Luxembourg, for my first – but not last – Belgian beer.
Sunday, July 3rd
I don't want to pay for the breakfast at the hotel. Instead I head out for a place at Place Luxembourg that serves the most delicious bread, juice and coffee for a fair price. From there it's a short walk to the Metro station, where I take the Metro for the city center. First I head out to find the no. 1 sight in Brussels – it's called The Grand Place. It's a nice and very old square, with lots of nice old houses surrounding it. These days the houses are full of souvenir-shops, restaurants and museums. At one end the Brussels Town Hall is placed.
From here on I follow a walking trip that I have found of the homepage of the brewery Cantillon. It takes me through nice neighborhoods and of course ends at the brewery. It's a very nice walk. You have to look up to take a look at the gables of the houses. Often there a nice cartoons drawn there. Of course we are in Tintin-country and the home of the Smurfs.
The only bad thing about the walk is the end. The brewery is closed on Sundays. Instead I have to take a trip back to the hotel combining a tram and the metro
After a late lunch I head out for trip no. 2 in the EU-area. The European Parliament is just opposite the hotel. From there I walk through Parc Leopold to the EU-commission, which is located in the Berlaymont-building. From here I head back to the hotel, getting lost only once.
Dinner and beer at a local sports bar make a nice finish to this day.
Monday, July 4th
After breakfast at my local "Boulangerie", I head out for a daytrip to Bruges. The trip is well prepared. I have recently seen the lovely movie "In Bruges", so I know all there is to see. It takes an hour by train from Brussels Midi to Bruges, and the trip is on "summer-offer", so it's only 15 Euro.
Bruges in mainly known for its Medieval City-center and some nice canals. I check out both on a long walk. From the station I follow some of the canals to the squares Burg and Markt. On Markt you will find the belfry, which plays a major role and kills several people in the movie.
From here I follow some small streets and alleys to Jan Van Eyck Plain. Most of the tour boats on the canals turn around here, so I can follow the canals – on foot – in opposite direction – back to the center. Most people use the tourist-boats on the canals, but for me the look more like a transport of cattles – full the the last seat, and hurrying on to get back to pick up the next load. So I prefer walking along the canals instead.
There are plenty of museums along the route. I skip most of them – no honestly – all of them. There are also bars and Café's. I skip only some of them. It gets very nice in the area around Hof Arents, with a small park and a picturesque stonebridge called St-Bonifaciusbrug. From there I head on to the railway-station, and take the first train back to Brussels.
Dinner is at a restaurant at Place Luxembourg. It's not weekend anymore, so the EU is working and the restaurants are full of Eurocrats.
Tuesday, July 5th
Another daytrip today. This time I head north. 30 minutes by train, and I'm in Antwerp. I end in one of the major sights in Antwerp – the railway station. According to Newsweek it's supposed to be one of the 5 most beautiful railway stations in the world. And it sure is nice.
The building is old, but all inside the building is modern. The track's isn't laid out next to each other, which is the normal way to do it. They are on top of each other, so you have railway-tracks on 4 floors. The area around the railway station is full of Diamond shops. Antwerp is a European center for Diamonds.
From the station there's a pretty long walk to the city center. My guidebook recommends the route where all the shops are, but I chose a different route. No matter how you do it, you end up at the same place – the major sight in Antwerp. That's the old church with the lovely name Onze Lieve Vrouwekatedraal. It was finished in 1521 and they used 169 years to build it. The church tower can be seen from all over the city. Inside there are lots of nice paintings. Some of them painted by a guy called Rubens, which I recall to have heard about before.
Then it's lunchtime. I find a nice local restaurant, mainly catering for the locals.
Then I continue down to the river. Down there, there's a big warehouse full of lovely old boats and vessels. That's a great photo opportunity, not even mentioned in my guidebook. There's a boardwalk along the river. At the end you reach the area called 't Schipperskwartier. According to my guidebook its "seedy", and there is something about that. Antwerp is an old harbor city. From here I return to city center and the Square at Gtote Markt. That's a medieval place – a little like Bruges yesterday.
It's time to get back home. I head for the railway station. It's still very nice, though not very practical when they suddenly move your train from 4th floor to ground floor 5 minutes before departure.
The evening is spent relaxing at the hotel.
Wednesday, July 6th
Everyone that has ever read Tintin in Congo knows that Belgium used to have colonies in Africa. Of course at that time they nailed a few things and brought them back to the mother country. Some of this is on exhibition in the African-Museum in the outskirts for Brussels.
The trip out there is nice. First the metro, and then a nice ride on the tram for the last 10 km. to Tervuren. The museum is old-fashioned. Most of the exhibition is hidden behind glass in showcases. But the location is nice in a small park. I spend a few hours out here, before returning to the hotel for a break.
Trip 2 for the day is from the homepage of the Brussels tourist office. It's called Classic Walk and take you past the major sights like Manneken Pis, Grand Place, The Bourse, Rue Neuve, Place de Martyrs, Galeries Saint-Hubert and Cathedral de Saint Michel. Maybe I haven't heard of all the classics before arriving – but now I have seen them all.
Dinner is at a local restaurant. Lovely dinner – again. And great beer – certainly great beer.
Thursday, July 7th
Today's walk takes place in the neighborhoods of Sablon and Marolles. This walk was also found on the homepage of the tourist office. I start out on the very nice square Petit Sablon, with a lovely little park. Here you will also find the church Eglise Notre-Dame du Sablon. From here I walk to the Palais de Justice. It's wrapped into scaffolding, so it's hard to see how it looks. But the views from the the top of Sablon across Brussels is very nice.
You take an elevator down to Marolles. I walk along Hoogstraat to the square at Vossernplain. There's a market there. Lot's of stuff is for sale. Then on to Blaestraat, full of antique-shops and further on down to Eglise Notre-Dame de la Chapelle. Lovely lunch at a fine restaurant, before the last stint up to Grand Sablon – another square surrounded by chocolate-shops. Here I find a bus no. 95 that will take me back to my hotel.
Later on I return to Grand Sablon. There's a Mediaval festival going on called Ommegang. Some guys on horses dressed in armor do tricks.
I watch this for some time, before taking the bus back again, and I finish with a pizza at a local place.
Friday, July 8th
Time for another daytrip. This time to Ghent. That's also 30 minutes by train. But it takes more than an hour to buy the ticket together with one for Schiphol on Sunday.
For once it's windy and cold, so I will be freezing today. Ghent is a fine old city. I start by climbing the local Belfry. Or climbing is not the right word, since there's a lift. A nice feature – but a little unusual. At the top there's a great view of Ghent, and you can see the bell called Roland. It rings every 15 minutes.
Then I head out into town. I follow the canals and the small streets, and suddenly I'm lost. I have to trace back to a decent road that I can find on the map to retrace my route. Lunch is at an Irish Pub. The only meal on this trip that is unsuccessful. I don't know what the poor chicken had done, to be treated like that. But the beer is great – but of course – it's Belgian.
Then I head on to Gravensteen. That's an old castle, build by solid stone. It's a nice place, with nice views. There's also lot of Medieval-stuff inside.
From then I go to the neighborhood of Petershol. That's cozy old streets and hardly any tourist. They seem to concentrate on the huge squares in city center. One hour in this area and along the canals there, until I can say that I have been to Ghent. Then it's back onto the tram – no. 1 – and back to the railway-station and the first train to Brussels.
Back at Midi I pick up some baguettes, which will make it for dinner at the hotel. But that's much better than the Irish chicken.
Saturday, July 9th
It's my final day in Brussels. I start by going out to the small brewery Cantillon in the Anderlecht area. Today it's open. You get an introduction to the place and the beer they make. They use a special method for fermentation. It's natural fermentation – not cold, not hot. But it means they can only brew in winter. In summer the place mainly caters for tourists – and for spiders. There are a lot of spiders, but it's good they are here, because they keep other insects away.
At the end you reach the reason you have gone to the place – the tasting. You taste their Gueuze, which is a mix of the brew that is 1, 2 and 3 years old. It's an interesting taste. It's strong and taste a little bit of acid. No. 2 testing is Rose de Gambrinus, and has been added fruits. This one is with raspberries. It looks almost like red wine. It's very refreshing, but honestly I don't like it.
From Anderlecht I go to Heysel to see the Atomium. It was build for the world exhibition in 1958. You can get up there, but there's a line and according to my guidebook the view is crap. Instead I head over to take a look at Mini-Europe, a kind of Legoland without the Lego. There are copies of building from all EU-countries. It's very touristic and at the entrance you have to have your photo taken with a stupid green turtle. They get pretty pissed as I refuse.
Denmark is the first country in line in the exhibition - followed by all the others.
The tour around Europe ends with a good steak, fries and a lovely beer at a restaurant.
Then it's back for a break and Tour de France at the hotel.
The final Brussels-walk will be short and local. It takes me through the African neighborhood of Matonge and to some shopping in Ixelles. Dinner is at the first burger bar on this trip, before heading back to Place Luxembourg and my final Leffe Blonde.
Sunday, July 10th
Going home today. Check out from my nice hotel. A short ride by local train from Brussels Luxembourg to Brussels Midi. A long ride to Amsterdam Schiphol. Then a short flight to Billund, and a half long bus ride to Aarhus and a small walk to my apartment.


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We allow the kids to watch 30 minutes of television each day and that's usually the last half of Sesame Street. That's because Elmo is on during that part of the show. They love watching, especially Blondie. She squeals and giggles when he comes on the screen.
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In an effort to come up with creative words to add to the painting I did today, I came across a dispute between James McNeill Whistler and John Ruskin. If you are unfamiliar with these gentlemen, Whistler was an American artist whose most familiar painting is a portrait of his mother called "Arrangement in Grey and Black, the Artist's Mother" better known as "Whistler's Mother." http://jssgallery.org/other_artists/Whistler/Whistler%27s_Mother.htm
John Ruskin was an art critic, artist and poet who influenced and supported the Pre-Raphaelites, a group of artists who created a reform movement in the Victorian era. He later became part of the Arts and Crafts Movement advocating a return to a craftsman base society.
The basis of the argument was Ruskin's criticism of Whistler's "Nocturn in Black and Gold." Ruskin said "I…never expected to hear a coxcomb ask two hundred guineas for flinging a pot of paint in the public's face." That clearly didn't sit well with Whistler who sued Ruskin for slander. Whistler won the lawsuit but was only awarded a farthing and the suit left him broke. Wonder what Ruskin would say about Jackson Pollock.
Here is a juicy tidbit about Mr. Ruskin (rated pg-13). His marriage to Effie Gray was annulled on grounds of "incurable impotency." He disputed the charge saying he was willing to "prove his virility at the court's request." I am guessing the judge didn't allow the demostration because Effie was granted an annullment and later married John Everett Millais, one of the Pre-Raphaelites.
You are probably wondering what all this has to do with this blog post. It has to do with imitation. I was trying to find something clever to say about imitation other than "sincerest of flattery" and came across all this which was far more interesting .
Imitation is what this painting is. I came across an artist's work ( http://www.frankgonzales.net/ )yesterday and so loved it, I attempted to imitate it. The work is my own, the style is an attempt at his. There are bits of my painting I am pleased with, my swirls are painted freehand, I am rather proud of them, and it was great fun and very messy pouring paint on the canvas. Then I took sandpaper to the canvas letting the raw sienna peek thru the blue. I am being brave giving you a link to his work and then putting my painting up for view. There really is no comparision. I am just trying to expand my universe.
12″x12″ acrylic on canvas
Webster's defines coxcomb as "a conceited, foolish dandy." Yep, grounds for libel.
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EURUSD: Forecasting the way
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My papers still tells me we are in a downtrend. This spikes up should be an opportunity for going short. In the graph you will see a possibility of the way the price will follow looking for a turning point above resistance 1,1470 to finally resume the downtrend.


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Good readers are made, not born.
Their parents read to them often, for longer periods of time, starting at an early age. They have access to children's books and magazines. They often have a wider experience with different types of print media. And they all display certain habits as they read; habits that increase their ability to understand and apply the text.
These habits, too, are learned. They may learn them from their teachers -- many schools teach these habits now as a matter of course. But the habits aren't so highly specialized that a parent can't model them at home. And this is the key: if you model the habits for your child, your child will learn to internalize them and will rely on them all his or her life to help deconstruct and understand text.
The first habit that good readers exhibit is Making Connections. This simply means that the reader finds a point of relationship between what s/he is reading now and something s/he experienced earlier.
Connections can be further broken down by type:
Text to Text: something the child reads reminds him of something he read or saw in another book, article or story, or an audio or video edition of a story.
My 3 year old and I were reading the book Marshmallow last night, which is a story about a cat and a bunny. In it, there's a picture of the cat curled up in a cardboard box. I pointed out to her that he looked just like the cat in another book of hers called Ginger. "Yeah!" she agreed. Connection made.
Text to Self: something the child reads reminds her of a previous personal experience. This can be anything -- a character that reminds her of someone she knows, a setting she has visited (or that is similar to one she has visited), a topic that reminds her of something she's done or seen.
My 6 year old read a book called Daniel's Mystery Egg, in which the egg turns out to be a lizard. When he saw the final illustration, my son commented that this lizard didn't look at all like his cousin's lizard. He was making a connection with his personal experience of lizards and at the same time widening his understanding of what a lizard can look like.
Text to World: this is similar to text-to-self, except that the child is reminded of something in the wider world, not just his personal experiences. This can include settings, themes or messages, or events.
My 8 year old just finished a report on Coretta Scott King and is now very aware of civil rights. When she read a story about South Africa that mentioned apartheid, she was able to make a connection between apartheid and the American civil rights struggle. Her understanding of both concepts was enhanced.
Connections are very important, and some children are more adept at making them than others. My oldest is constantly saying "I have a connection to that..." to the point that it drives us bananas. However, she is a phenomenally competent reader and her ability to see connections to herself, other texts and the world is part of what makes her so successful. Other children need to have this habit modeled for them. My 3 year old didn't immediately see the similarity between the two cats in her books, but I pointed it out to her and made sure we read Ginger again the next night and pointed out the connection again, this time in reverse: "Doesn't Ginger in the box remind you of Oliver from Marshmallow?"
This may feel a little funny at first, but it gets easier and if you're a good reader yourself, it's probably something you're doing in your head anyway. You just need to do it out loud for your child so they can see it being done. "That basement is really dark and creepy, just like Grandma's. That puppy reminds me of the neighbor's dog -- do you remember when she was small? Hey, they have really tall trees out back just like we do! Boy, she sure asks a lot of questions, just like you do!" The connections don't have to be earth-shattering; they're just connections -- places where you can latch on to the story a little better.
Alternatively, you can do this with an older child by encouraging them to find their own connections: "What does this remind you of? Have you ever done anything like that? Who else do you know that tells jokes like that? That's really different from our vacation, but maybe you can think of a few things that are similar. I'm trying to remember if I've ever had to solve a mystery. Have you ever had to solve a mystery?"
You can start this at any age, but it's going to be easier with younger children as you read with them together more than you do with older kids. That being said, though, I am a firm believer in reading aloud to kids until they won't let you do it anymore. Even my 8-year old, who doesn't really need me to read to her at all, still listens to me read and I take those opportunities to reinforce the habits that have made her a good reader already.
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A member of the Nigerian Islamist sect behind a deadly uprising in July has confessed to receiving military training in Afghanistan, police say. The member of the sect known locally as Boko Haram and Taliban said he had been paid $5,000 (£3,000) to do the training and promised $30,000 on his return. The uprising in northern Nigeria left some 700 people dead, mostly militants. If confirmed it will be the first proven link between Islamists in the oil-rich country and Afghanistan. For years Western diplomats have feared a al-Qaeda sleeper cell might launch attacks on oil infrastructure in Nigeria, which is increasingly large supplier for the US.
Weapons cache
The man was shown to the public in the Borno state capital Maiduguri, where the sect was based and which saw the worst violence. The police also displayed a large cache of weapons and bomb-making equipment recovered from suspected Boko Haram members recently arrested in the northern cities of Yola and Maiduguri. Last month the Boko Haram militants, armed mainly with machetes, launched the simultaneous attacks on police stations in different parts of the north. Hundreds of them were killed as the security forces retaliated.
The sect said it was fighting against Western education and believed Nigeria's government was being corrupted by Western ideas. It wanted to see Islamic law imposed across the country.
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(I love the graphic design of the cover too!!)
It came in the mail on Tuesday and I finished it by Wednesday!!
It was a fantastic read if you love food, enjoy cooking and even a bit of facts about food and cooking too.
Each chapter focuses on a different area ... such as food at funerals, comfort food such as soups, dinner parties or having friends for dinner and more. Each chapter has recipes at the end that are written about in the chapter. There are also suggestions for pantry basics.
So many things in this book I could relate to ... like how she grew up with eating chicken only on birthdays and special occasions. We grew up with chooks but only for eggs, not for chopping their heads off to eat them!! Living on the farm now most people around had chooks for eggs and chopping heads off so they ate chicken a lot more often when they were growing up!
I grew up with watching dad kill the sheep ... I can still visualise the "guts spilling out" as he cut and the smell of the meat in the meat house where he cut up the meat after it had hung in the coolroom for a while!
The chapter on having people for dinner was a great reminder of cooking things that are yummy but also simple or easy so that you can enjoy your friends' company too.
The chapter on giving food to people or accepting food gifts was a good reminder too ... sometimes we might not feel we need to accept the food but that could make the giver feel un-appreciated
On Thursday I made the soup called "Pharmacy in a Bowl" ... I don't know why I've never made vegetable soup before but it was very liberating grabbing all those veggies out of the crisper that were not 100% and chopping them up to make soup ... waste not want not!! Then I thew in a cup of red lentils that were grown here on the farm a few years ago!
So if you love food and enjoy cooking I can recommend this book.
Her blog can be found here ... http://howtoshuckanoyster.com/


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After hitting several Walmart and Target stores on my travels this weekend, I managed to see a few new products hitting shelves or at least arriving in stores.
A local Walmart (Coon Rapids, MN) has received a couple cases of the 3.75″ Black Series assortment. I passed on them for now as they aren't anything I remotely need at the moment but it's nice to see at least new product arriving.
My local Target (Champlin, MN) also received a single 6″ Black Series TIE Fighter with Pilot and a new Bladebuilders "Choose Your Destiny" lightsaber which is very Inquisitor-like in its design.


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Friday, 9 December 2011
Il Lee
I really Love the work by Korean born New York based artist Il Lee.
A lot of his work is based purely through working in ball point pen on paper or canvas.
I think the end results are beautiful, take a look...
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Build Access Database of Jobs and Skills From U.S. Job Data Provided at [login to view URL] (ConnectivityNet)
Budget $30-5000 USD
We have an Access database built that includes all the titles of all the jobs from the US Census along with their related category. We need this database enhanced to include the functionality from the [url removed, login to view] website. This website provides all the data, you just need to convert it into our existing Access database.
Please read the attached document that includes the two specific requirements, screenshots of the data we need and the existing database.
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There seems to be a little confusion on what is required of this project so I want to send this message to all bidders in an effort to clear up the requirements: 1) You will need to modify the existing database and create any number of tables to support the data for the defined functionality we require. Also, you will need to load our database with all the relevant data. 2) We do not need a relevance score but we do need to be able to query the database for a job title such as 'Engineer' and get all the possible jobs that could be intended such as 'Civil Engineers' or 'Ship Engineers' or 'Chemical Engineers' etc etc etc. 3) The most important thing to remember here is that this data is freely provided ([url removed, login to view]) on this site via FTP and text files, all that will be needed is to get the free data and import the relevant pieces into the new database structure you create. I would not expect this to be too difficult but bid appropriately. Thanks Mark
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I spent some time at SIFMA last week talking to customers about their low latency messaging requirements. For those of you who don't know, low latency messaging is a specialized niche of the messaging space designed for requirements where latency is measured in the nanoseconds, and systems require up to 100 million messages per second. There aren't many applications that require this kind of speed and throughput, but in Financial Markets, things like high frequency algorithmic trading and exchange execution require that kind of horsepower.
Generally speaking, the low latency messaging space looks very different from the normal messaging space. Players like Informatica (which is not in the messaging middleware space at all otherwise), and Tibco thrive here, along with IBM with its WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging (LLM) product. Beyond that, there are a bunch of smaller niche players. Tibco has long been a player in low latency with their Rendezvous product line, though they had fallen way behind competitors in terms of speed until their recent release of FTL. The new release puts Tibco in the same ballpark as IBM and Informatica in terms of pure speed, with recent STAC results showing IBM and TIBCO in the lead and Informatica trailing slightly behind.
However, it isn't just speed that matters. After all, this is messaging… Reliable delivery, guaranteed message ordering, high availability, and durable subscriptions are all important – and you don't want to sacrifice performance to get those. The vendors vary widely on their support for these without performance penalties (something that doesn't even show up on benchmarks).
In addition, skills are a serious concern. This is a very small niche, so finding people skilled enough to squeeze the optimal performance out of the products is always a challenge. IBM has addressed this by leveraging the WebSphere MQ base, which dominates the messaging space with over 10,000 customers and around 80% of the market. IBM has also provided development productivity accelerators like built in monitoring and congestion management, and a versatile API which allows applications to be coded once and reused across Infiniband, 10GE, Shared Memory or a mix.
Tibco likewise has cultivated a strong skill base with 1,000 Rendezvous customers. However, with FTL they are introducing an entirely new technology with a separate API, so existing skills will need to be retooled.
That said, the strategies of IBM and Tibco are likely to be the most successful, since they can leverage large install bases and complementary messaging middleware portfolios to deliver more value than other niche vendors can provide.


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Last year, Mike WiLL Made It introduced us to a new weekly series he dubbed, Instrumental Tuesdays showcasing beats he produced throughout 2015. This time, instead of dropping 3 new instrumentals a week, the producer took his time and held off to compile all his 2016 beats into one project called Instrumental Tuesdays 2016.
The 40-piece mixtape comes packed full of instrumentals used by the likes of Gucci Mane, Rae Sremmurd, Young Thug, Rihanna, Tinashe, Future, Beyonce, Juicy J and many more.
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This is just about my favourite time of year, the Highland Games. We go every year but this year was going to be extra special because it was to be Baby C's first time! BUT mother nature decided to dump rain on us all weekend, and I mean dump it. There was no chance that we could have taken Baby C out in it. At one point when I was driving on Saturday I almost had to pull over because I could barely see the road! I don't think that our little bean head could have taken it - and I wasn't about to experiment.
I didn't completely miss the games, I went to the tattoo on Friday night and saw the sights while Nick and Baby C stayed home (it was so cold!). Seven Nations were back (they haven't been for a few years) which was great and I was so stoked to see them play again! That was definitely the highlight of the weekend (at the games that is)
At least I got a chance to snap a bit of beauty in the form of my flowers!


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We have spoken before in this blog about Florida's special foreclosure court. The state set up the courts in 2013 to deal with the huge backlog of foreclosure cases. The system has been somewhat controversial, and it may be going away soon.
Foreclosure rate remains high in Florida
Foreclosure and underwater properties continue to be major problems in Florida, compared with the rest of the country. The latest figures show that the state is still lagging behind the rest of the U.S. in recovering from the foreclosure crisis.


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Saturday, November 20, 2010
Ring-a-ding-ding - welcome back, anxiety
The bell ringers are out, ring-a-linging on street corners and in front of store entrances. You've seen them, of course, volunteers bundled against the weather, smiling and hoping you'll drop a quarter or two for charity into their bucket or bin.
Here's a confession: When I hear those bells, I feel a twinge of anxiety. But let me explain, hence I sound like Ebenezer Scrooge before December even arrives. I have no problem with the bell ringers. I have no problem with charities.
It's not about money. It's about being equitable.
Maybe it comes from having two kids. You know, one kid gets a bedtime story, the other kid gets a bedtime story. One kid gets a chocolate chip cookie, the other kid gets a chocolate chip cookie. Everything is fair and equal. Everybody is happy. And it's pretty easy because there's only two kids.
But there's about a hundred bell ringers. So if I give a quarter to the ringer at Penney's, do I give a quarter to the ringer at Meijer's? And if I give a couple of dimes to the ringer at the Kroger, then should I give a couple of dimes to the ringer at the Bed, Bath and Beyond? I mean, fair is fair, right?
They all look like nice people. Half the time, they all look like they're freezing to death. (Not yet - I'm talking last year now). But I don't have that much change. And besides, I don't have that much money.
Now, I know, the bell ringers are not like my kids. Never once have I had one stomp a foot at me and say, "Hey! No fair! I heard you gave money at Kroger's! Where's mine??" But I still feel a little guilty, or like I should explain: "I can't give you any money, I'm sorry. But I gave the guy down the street two quarters, and yesterday, I gave the lady at Kroger three dimes ... I only have a quarter left and I need it for popcorn money tomorrow at school. Sorry."
That, course, would make me everyone uncomfortable. Which I realize. So I just shuffle by with a little smile and some guilt. And a little anxiety.
Maybe I'll should give them each a chocolate chip cookie and call it a day.
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
Hesitations in paying for certain things
Monday, May 17, 2010
Summer Travel Plans
- Visit family members. I've already purchased airfare to visit my Dad who lives in another state and may also go to at least one family reunion in a near-by city.
- Go to a (relatively) near-by beach. I'm hoping to take at least one trip to a near-by beach either in Delaware, Virginia or New Jersey.
- Day trip to NYC to visit some musuems or other sightseeing. I've already been to NYC a few times this year to see an excellent show and do some shopping/thrifting, but I'd like to take at least one day-trip via Megabus to see some cultural sights and museums that I have never seen before like The Met and MOMA.
- 'Staycation'. I'd like to take advantage of some of the great things going on in my city this summer as well and deviate from my usual routine. I still have to do some research on what I'd do on this staycation.
I still have to set an exact amount I plan to spend on travel this summer, but I don't plan to spend as much as I have during past summers because they included more air travel and hotel stays.
What are your summer travel plans?
Friday, May 14, 2010
Summer Barbeque Options for Vegetarians
- Grilled Asparagus
- Spicy Black Bean Burgers
- Grilled Portabella Mushrooms
- Vegetarian Potato Salad
- "Chicken" Kabobs
Other good vegetarian friendly options I plan to try include:
- Roasted or Grilled Vegetables
- Fruit Salad
- Mixed Green Salad
- Grilled Corn
- Gazpacho Soup (with Mango or Watermelon)
Do you have any vegetarian-friendly summer dishes you'd like to try this year?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Interesting Personal Finance Articles
Networth Obsession - I like to see progress in the positive direction on my networth like anyone else, but I don't see the point in getting too 'caught' up in the numbers.
Thinking Outside Rails and Runways, and Taking the Bus - As a frequent Megabus rider, I'm not surprised that bus-riding is catching on among younger (and older) adults. The lower cost of bus travel vs. Amtrak makes traveling along the East coast much easier for me personally.
Credit or Debit? Which Card You Should Use, and When - This is a question I often ask myself when making larger purchases or booking hotel rooms.
Generation Y's Steep Financial Hurdles: Huge Debt, No Savings - Yet another 'downer' article about my generation. This article was even more motivation for me to get my financial act together. There are many Generation Y'ers out there that are fiscally responsible. I chat with quite a few of them on the internet and have met some of them at the two blogger happy hours I've gone to in DC. I hope to meet more like-minded people my age in the future.
Exploiting the New Student-Loan Rules - I don't think I need to take advantage of this option at this time, but it's good to know it exists.
Have any recent news stories or (blog posts) caught your eye recently
Monday, May 10, 2010
Cutting out little splurges to reach financial goals
Why I (rarely) wear pants
It was brought to my attention by a coworker recently that I rarely wear pants to work. Yep, I'm that girl that was wearing skirts and dresses in the dead of winter with doubled up tights and knee boots. I don't personally have anything against wearing pants for religious or political reasons. So, why don't I wear pants on most days?
Friday, May 7, 2010
Money (and life) lessons from my Grandma
My Grandma does know how to use the Internet to check her email, but I'm pretty sure she doesn't read personal finance blogs. I'm dedicating this post to her anyway. I've learned a lot over the years from my dear Grandmother including a few money (and life) lessons, here are a few:
Save your money and spend it wisely. My Grandmother has always been a saver according to my Mother. She spent less than she earned and learned how to spend her money wisely. This allowed her to raise five children and put them through college. My Grandmother faithfully socked money away money for years and because of this, she is able to live comfortably in retirement.
The importance of pursuing a higher education. My Grandmother never gave up on her dream of completing her college degree and went back to complete her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in education while taking care of her family when she was in her forties. Because of my Grandmother (and my mother as well!), college was not thought of as a privilege, but a right of passage. The younger generation of my family is now continuing the tradition and now many of us are college graduates or still matriculating. Pursuing a higher education significantly increases your income over your lifetime and my Grandmother was aware of this.
Some things are not worth skimping on. From appliances to reliable cars, my Grandmother knows what to skimp on and what quality items to pay top dollar for. She is the original Small Budget, Big Style Chick :- )
Eating at home is cheaper than eating out. My Grandmother (and Mother) can turn a few items in the pantry into a whole meal for a family and I hope to one day have that skill (not quite there yet with the cooking skills). My Grandmother realizes that eating in is healthier and often cheaper than eating out.
Volunteering and giving back is not something you can do, but something you should do. My Grandmother to this day is still active in her community in several different types of volunteer capacities. From tutoring students, to being active in her church and the many other activities she is involved in. I've heard her joke before that she doesn't know how she found the time to work because she is so busy in her retirement. I try to follow my Grandmother's example and donate my time to opportunities that help youth in my community.
I hope to live a long fulfilling life, as my maternal Grandparents have; they are currently in their 80's and 90's, so I better start (aggressively) saving now so I can live well in my older age like them.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Frugality among consumers is outliving recession
I don't really consider myself to be a frugal person. I'm willing to spend money on things others may consider 'splurges' if they fit in my budget. I am making a concerted effort to cut out mindless spending, but I do like to travel (after saving for it) and plan to make travel a life-long hobby.
Even as the economic recovery plods ahead, many American consumers are
refusing to come along.
They're not spending freely - and they have no plans to. Many of them have steady income. They aren't saddled by high debts. They don't fear losing their jobs. Yet despite recent gains, they've lost so much household wealth that they're far more cautious about spending than before the recession.
Their behavior suggests that the Great Recession may have bred a new
frugality that will endure well into the recovery. And because consumers fuel
about 70 percent of the economy, their tightfisted habits means the rebound
could stay unusually sluggish.
That's the picture that emerges from an Associated Press survey of leading economists and interviews with more than two dozen ordinary Americans. The new AP Economy Survey asked 44 leading economists whether the recession created a "new frugality" among consumers that will outlive the recession. Two-thirds said yes.
There are things I have no problem living without like a car, fancy kitchen appliances, air conditioning (except in very high temperatures). But because I don't really miss those things, they don't really count as sacrifices in favor of frugality. For me, balancing spending and saving is more realistic than trying to be frugal. But I so admire frugal-minded people like personal finance personality Michelle Singletary and some of the more frugal-minded personal finance bloggers out there. Whether people choose to be frugal or not, I hope being more fiscally conscious in general is a habit that is here to stay.
Do you consider yourself to be frugal and if so, is your frugality permanent or temporary based on the economy?


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Lunch was actually long overdue. I got crabby as all hell before realizing I was mostly hungry. Panera to the rescue! I live right next to Panera so it's convienent and a bit scary. I found that they have a "hidden menu" that's lower carb so I hit that up!
I got the "Power Hummus Chicken Bowl". Which was really good. I loved the lemon and underneath all the deliciousness you see there is a big handful of baby spinach. Very good lunch! (Come on Panera, now it's your turn to send me some coupons LOL!)
Dinner was okay. Not the best in my opinion. We had some Cod in the freezer, so I made parmesan cod. On the side theres an arugula romaine salad with a dressing of franks red hot and plain yogurt, and roasted green beans and carrots. That was my favorite part. I feel satisfied though and like I made some very good decisions today.
I think watermelon is calling my name! See you guys tomorrow :)
What was you dinner? Do you like fish, any good Cod recipes?


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Holiday Baking: Shortbread Cookies..
½ cup cornstarch
½ cup icing sugar *Also called confectioners or powdered sugar*
1 cup flour
¾ cup butter; softened
Pre-heat over to 300°
In a large bowl, sift together dry ingredients.
Add butter and mix until dough is formed.
Roll out 1" balls and place on ungreased cookie sheet.
Lightly press down with fork. I do a crosshatch.
Bake in a 300° oven for 15 - 18 minutes.
Move to wire cooling rack. Store in air tight container..
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Girls like us may have minor problems that would hugely affect us. One of them is having uncomfortable underwear. Isn't that annoying?
In this blog post, I will cite some 'Brablems', problems that we encounter with our bras. Brablems can really break our day if not solved asap. So let's start and raise your hands if you're experiencing the brablem mentioned. 🙂 Solutions are also given. 🙂


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Composite-key tables use more than one key to identify a row while natural keys use domain information to identify a row such as Social Security Number to identify a Person. In most cases a composite-key is actually a composite-natural-key.
However these tecniques are not consider good practices to choose the table primary keys due to the following factors:
- Business Rules change over time but primary keys don't
- Business rules are dynamic but primary keys are static until you update the database model what can cost a lot time and effort if not impossible. For example if you identify a Client with a Social Security number you may not be able to identify a foreign Person if needed or maybe the government can decide to use the same Social Security Number for more than one person. This lack of capacity to change the database model can reduce significantly the agility of an organization to adapt its business model to new kind of reality what reduces its capacity to compete with other organizations.
Figure 1 - Table identified by a natural key
- Composite Keys require more work
- It is necessary to write longer SQL queries since you have to use all the primary keys to join this table to another one.
select cli.name, pd.description, sa.date, sa.quantity
from Client cli
inner join Sales sa on
( cli.socialSecurityNumber = sa.socialSecurityNumber )
inner join Product pd on
( sa.idProductType = pd.idProductType and
sa.vendorRegistration = pd.vendorRegistration )
where sa.date >= '2007-12-01'
- Make the Database model less readable
- Composite keys spread to other tables as a foreign key and are added to other foreign composite-key columns. In some cases where composite-keys are widely used there are much more composite-key columns in a table than useful information.
Figure 2 - Only date and quantity are Sales columns
the rest are inherited primakey keys from other tables
In the other hand one of the stronger arguments in favor of composite and natural-keys is that they provide a safer way to restrict data integrity avoiding certain columns in a table to repeat while with a single primary key can not garantee this.
But many people forget that this data integrity can be done in single-primary tables too by using alternate keys. With alternate keys you can choose a group of columns in a table make them unique just like a composite-key would do it.
In order to present this idea in more details below there are two examples, one with the traditional composite-key and natural keys aproach and the other with the proposed idea of using single primaty keys ( non-natural keys ) and alternate keys.
Figure 3- Data model example that makes use of natural-keys
Figure 4 - Data model example with single primary keys and alternate keys


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Meet Lizzie::
A great ending to a hectic week! I found "Lizzie" at the Flea this morning. I wasn't sure if she had what it takes but, I couldn't resist. Before I was about to leave the flea, she called me from afar. I laughed because the vendor said, " I was killing him." Yes, I haggle. Ha, Ha.
So, this was Sunday. Wednesday, I had eye surgery. I'm fine still recuperating from cataract surgery. All is well so far!
Since last week, my computer was giving me a headache. Well, more like a migraine. This is why I was also absent from blogging. Hubby said I had malware. What the heck! My Etsy banner was gone. Very frustrating on so many levels. I need a computer tech attached to my hip these days. Yikes!!
And finally... I will be collaborating with a shop in Rhine beck, NY to carry some of LizlovesVintage goods. I am excited to see my Vintage in a shop other than online. One of my dreams come true. Maybe, now I won't have to schlep my wares across town. The Flea at D + H Canal was so much fun last Sunday. More like work but, best with a Pal. Thanks Stephanie!!
That's what I've been up to. Oh, plus trying to stock the food pantry at the Battered Women's Site. Who as it stands has run out of food. Things need to get better sometime soon. I don't need to tell you guys there is such a need! Please support your local pantry. Thanks!
My Hubby is ringing a Vintage Hotel bell for service. Why in the world would I even encourage that purchase!!
Bye, for now.
5 comments:
- My Blessed Serendipity Life said...
Lizzie is wonderful. Great purchase. I hope you are feeling better after your surgery. Good luck with your computer. Yes they can give us headaches unless you know a computer geek who can fix it for you lickety split. I think you should be the one who gets to ring the bell for service. Happy Sunday.
- July 24, 2011 at 3:53 PM
- Tricia @ Vintage No. 35 said...
Great find! I love her!
- July 25, 2011 at 10:51 PM
- A Cottage Muse said...
Oh my...so glad to hear you are ok after your surgery! Lizzie is just fabulous! Hmmm, how about you "hide" the vintage bell and blame it on Lizzie!
- July 26, 2011 at 7:45 AM
- Funky Junk Antique Show said...
Glad you are doing well...and your Lizzie is a sweet find! Hope all of your tech problems go away=)
- July 26, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- Lynn@ The Vintage Nest said...
Lizzie...is she a namesake?? I love her and I am tickled pink your surgery went well and you are doing great. And that's fantastic that you will be in a shop. I love my little booth but it sure is a lot of work. I have the booth looking all spiffy and then the customers move stuff and just leave it laying in the floor. I guess as long as they buy I should be happy. xo
- July 27, 2011 at 12:42 PM


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Monday, November 24, 2008
Coonoor Apartment
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- Nini said...
Hi Carolyn,
This is the second time I'm leaving a comment on your beautiful blog. The first one was some time back in October because we were still in the thick of election when I wrote. Maybe I did not do it right and you never got it.
Anyway, your place looks so wonderful and most of all I'm glad to hear that you seem to be enjoying your stay. I know it will be much better that you have found an apartment.
I will spend Thanksgiving with Dexter in their new home. I know I will miss you at the dinner. But we will think of you. This day will probably feel strange to you. After many years of celebrating Thanksgiving. I wonder if the Indians have their form of Thanksgiving.
Have a very nice day. I was telling my sister that your place looks so nice, I might just decide one day to visit you and Gopal.
My best,
Nini (Ramon's Tita Nini)
- November 24, 2008 at 12:44:00 PM PST


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Monday, December 17, 2007
i wanted to hate this so bad...but i couldn't.
it's brilliance is undeniable.
it's not particularly fun, so i don't know if i could sit through it again...but it's still remarkable.
daniel day lewis is amazing.
the cinematography is stunning.
the score (by jonny greenwood) is sometimes intrusive, but mostly pitch perfect and haunting.
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As I mentioned earlier, Randy lived in Naples, Italy as a teenager between the years 1957-59. One of the goals for this trip was, for Randy, a trip down memory lane to see if some of the places he remembered from his childhood were still here.
After a quick breakfast, we were off to find transportation that would take us around the parts of Naples that existed in Randy's memory. Unfortunately, the cabs at the pier only wanted to take visitors for long distance drives to Sorrento, Pompeii, etc. We would have to look elsewhere.
But first, we stopped at Castle Nuovo which was located very close to the pier. The castle was very impressive and, so too was the beautiful triumphal arch at the main gate marking Alfonso of Aragon's triumphal march into the city. One sight that caught my eye was what was left of a beautiful fresco by painter Giotto above the inside of the front door of the castle. The fresco was lovely.
Then we were off to find transportation that would take us up around parts of Naples that existed in Randy's memory. We walked for a few blocks and found the square filled with taxi cabs. Randy talked to one of the drivers and negotiated a deal for the driver to take us on a one-hour tour to the Posillipo, the name of one hill in Naples where he used to live
Now, the only problem was the driver spoke no English and Randy only remembered a little Italian. It turned out however, that is all it took and we were off. Our driver's name was Vincenzo. (Yes, I know. First we had two tour guides named Vincenzo and now our cab driver is named Vincenzo. It was just too funny.)
Vincenzo was eager to make us happy and, so, off we went on a, sometimes terrifying, roller coaster ride through the streets. Vincenzo drove at breakneck speed; hitting his brakes often barely missing hitting opened car doors or unsuspecting pedestrians as they tried to cross the street. Periodically, I had to put my hands across my eyes.
Randy told Vincenzo the address that he remembered, Via Tre Tre, but he did not seem to understand or know where that was. Randy also told him that he wanted to go to the old school and the hospital on Via Manzoni. On the road up, Randy pointed out the caves where he used to go exploring to see what he could see. The caves were used to house gun emplacements for the protection of the Bay of Naples.
During our way up the hill, we mentioned that we would like to take pictures. All of a sudden, Vincenzo pulled off the road and kept saying, "Photograph, photograph". We got out of the cab to a view that was just beautiful. We were overlooking the Bay of Naples. Vincenzo volunteered to take pictures of us and then we took a few more. The view was a little hazy but still beautiful.
As we started to return to the cab Randy realized that right in front of us was the church he and his family attended when they lived in Naples, S. Antonio A Posillopo. Because it was Sunday we decided not to enter the church and disturb the worshippers but instead asked Vincenzo to take a picture of us in front of the church. Then we were off again to find his school, home and hospital where he had been taken after his skiing accident.
We found the school but it no longer was an American school but an Italian academy. We found the hospital but it looked as though it had been long abandoned. We never did find the apartment building he and his family lived in. Then off again to the end of Via Manzoni to see if we could find the place where his dad kept their sailboat. This was not to be either as most of the entrances had gates and did look like he remembered.
As we drove down to the Mergellina where the fishing boats were moored, we saw the tunnel his family used to take to the commissary.
"It was so polluted back in the 50's that we had to roll up the windows and hold our breath going through it. It appears to be much improved," Randy remarked. Randy was a little dismayed as we came upon Luna Park. "When I lived here, we used to go there and ride the amusement rides, but I did not see any there today," Randy said sadly.
Happy and sad at the same time, Randy said as we headed back to the city center, "What a wonderful time I had exploring what I remember of my life in Naples. "Although," he said, "I was disappointed at how little Naples has changed over these many years".
Back to the square safe and sound, we talked about going back to the ship or walking around the town and seeking out a nice side-walk café for a bite to eat. We stood in the middle of the square while Randy decided which direction we would go.
Then Randy pointed down a street that Randy said represented a typical street with lights strung across the road, shops, cafés and street performers. As we walked he would point down the narrow alleys that were filled with small shops, cafés and clothes hung across.
We stopped at Bar L.u.i.s.e and had a wonderful cup of café latte a delicious pastry. What really made The restaurant had free Wi-Fi which made Randy very happy. He was able to sign on and check out his email and Facebook accounts.
On our way back to the port we noticed a great deal of excavation and stopped to see what they had unearthed. To our surprise it was the remains of the early Roman port of Naples. It was time to return to the ship. We stopped by the Park Café in Central Park and picked up some lunch and found comfortable chairs in the park and talked about our day. We could not wait until dinner to share our day's experiences with our tablemates.
Tomorrow we are at sea for a day and then on to Barcelona.


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A vaguely vexing discovery
I've recently found, after taking a moment to reflect on my past works, that of all the things I've made, the items I'm most proud of are the ones I've created while working without a plan. Apparently, if I have a plan in mind and stick to it, the thing I end up with is nice; but if I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing and act with naught but the guiding light of "**** it, why not?", what I make turns out ****ing epic.
No clue why, but it's a documented phenomenon. Sort of like how my work actually improves when obstacles and limitations (in time, materials, ect) are foisted on me. (Don't understand that one either.)
This raises a few questions for me, such as "What the hell?" and more helpfully "What does this mean for my skills?" Why is it that, despite the effort and thought I put into my designs, it's the ones where I stared vacantly at fabric bits for a few minutes then started putting them together that really shine? Does this make me an utterly useless artist or an unspeakably brilliant one? (Don't answer that.)
I need to ponder this a bit longer so I can get it and use the understanding to my advantage. Improve myself with this bizarre discovery and determine if I need to spend a larger portion of my time zoning out whilst I stare at cloth.


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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Passing It On
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- RunToFinish said...
What a kind runner you are! I know me and I'm to lazy to wear one, but I swear most people love em!
- January 11, 2009 at 7:26 PM
- ShirleyPerly said...
I have one already but would love to have another one with 6 bottle holders (mine only holds 4). I have a feeling I'll be needing more fluids while training for B2B!
- January 11, 2009 at 7:55 PM
- Kevin said...
Well, since it would only fit around my leg, I have no use for it. Thats a pretty cool way to get rid of your unwanted gear
- January 11, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Wes said...
Ooh! Waiting for the book :-) Did you do the tests to determine your HR zones?
- January 11, 2009 at 8:11 PM
You always have the coolest blog ideas! Personally I throw out stuff really fast; perhaps I should start giving them away rather.
- January 11, 2009 at 8:13 PM
- BeachRunner said...
How nice of you. I am looking forward to a shot at the mystery book next week.
- January 11, 2009 at 8:15 PM
- Shannon said...
(((muah))) love this idea!
Hey, throw my name in the pot. I was just telling my hubby I needed one of those. I currently have a one bottle pouch in the back that likes to tap.tap.tap.tap.tap.tap. me in the back when I run. Sooo annoying.....
- January 11, 2009 at 8:23 PM
- Stuart said...
Can I have the 27-29" inch waist!
- January 12, 2009 at 12:39 AM
I think this is a great idea!
- January 12, 2009 at 7:52 AM
- AddictedToEndorphins said...
Wow! That's a great idea! I might have to start thinking about organizing my running stuff and seeing what I don't need.
You rock!:)
- January 12, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- Marlene said...
I wish that would fit my waist! lol
Great idea with the giveaways... I hate to see perfectly good equipment lying around.
- January 12, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Marcy said...
Oooohhh Robin nothing like spreading the love ;-)
I just wanted to comment, my belt is still coolio hehe.
- January 12, 2009 at 10:11 AM
- G-Man said...
You don't have any pink tutus in that box of old stuff do you? I'm looking for a new marathon outfit for '09. I'm looking for something outlandish enough for people to think "That guy must be really fast; there's no way I can hang with him"...and yet sexy enough for them to wish they could...;-)
- January 12, 2009 at 10:41 AM
- The Happy Runner said...
Love this idea of passing things on! Great idea.
And, I would love, love a fuel belt. I've been looking into them for my marathon training this winter/spring.
Again, great idea!
- January 12, 2009 at 12:22 PM
- jen said...
How fun, I love the idea of the give-aways. Also, a great way to recycle. :) I have a fuel belt that I love, so I won't put my name in the hat for this one. A book though, that I could get into!
- January 12, 2009 at 12:35 PM
- Lily on the Road said...
hahaha I'm with Stuart, about the waist size that is....LOL...
- January 12, 2009 at 1:51 PM
- Newly and Forever, Tamantha said...
Oooooohhhhh....the book sounds good....
- January 12, 2009 at 2:16 PM
- MJ said...
27-29? I'd have to wrap it around my thunderous thigh..... I'll wait for the book. Great idea!
- January 12, 2009 at 3:16 PM


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Plot: A middle-aged prostitute retires after she saves enough money to buy a fruit stand and a house in order to give her son a better life. It doesn't work.
This was bleak and dull. Anna Magnani was at times very powerful in the role as the title character and at other times a little too melodramatic and distracting. The black and white cinematography added to the bleakness--a run-down Rome and long stretches of dialogue while the characters walked perpetually toward the camera. The movie lacked style and the characters lacked depth needed to make me really care about them all that much. Maybe I'm just callous.
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When I was a kid in Sunday School, we learned a little song about a Bible story. It started out with the lyrics, "Zacchaeus was a wee little man a wee little man was he."
From the first line of that song, the teacher had my attention for a couple reasons. First off, I thought "Zacchaeus" was a cool name and secondly, I was a pretty short kid so I could relate to the Hobbit-like stature of the guy in the song. As I learned and song and story, Jesus started to seem more "real" to me. To my young mind, this story brought to life the personality of Jesus and it illuminated the simple path to Salvation that He offers us. As I read the story now in adulthood, I still find those beautiful aspects of our Savior's Character and love for all people. I also see the importance of getting away from the crowd if the crowd is keeping me away from Jesus!
Take a moment and read this familiar passage of Scripture and the let words sink in. I believe that this story has the power to change your life! The Scripture is in italics and I've added some additional comments in bold to help you apply these truths to your own life.
"Jesus entered Jericho and was passing through. A man was there by the name of Zacchaeus; he was a chief tax collector and was wealthy. He wanted to see who Jesus was, but because he was short he could not see over the crowd. So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore-fig tree to see him, since Jesus was coming that way." Luke 19:1-4
Sometimes connecting with Christ requires leaving the Crowd. Remember that the Crowd can't save you…only Jesus can.
"When Jesus reached the spot, he looked up and said to him, "Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay at your house today." So he came down at once and welcomed him gladly." Luke 19:5-6
Don't delay your response to Christ. Don't make excuses, just step out in faith!
All the people saw this and began to mutter, "He has gone to be the guest of a sinner." Luke 19:7
Jesus loves imperfect people (and that includes you and me). His invitation to us is based on His goodness, not ours.
But Zacchaeus stood up and said to the Lord, "Look, Lord! Here and now I give half of my possessions to the poor, and if I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back four times the amount." Luke 19:8
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Jesus said to him, "Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham. For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." Luke 19:9-10
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Report On Archaeological Investigations Along the Henderson Creek Drainage Project in Henderson County, Illinois
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