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I have a confession. I was serious and crying for some nights when I realized that I carried over some of my 2016 resolutions to this year. Some were even from 2014.
I get disappointed when I do not reach a goal. I would feel that my efforts were a waste. Especially if I need to build something all over again.
Did this ever happen to you?
I eventually lightened up and assured myself that I'm not lost. My aha moment happened after I read an online article shared by my blogging mentor. I realized where I went wrong.
My mistakes were:
- Setting goals that are unrealistic. These are too big for me to achieve in a year, and takes a longer time to fulfill.
- Not committing to the daily discipline and creating systems to achieve those goals.
I'm sure you heard that we should breakdown big goals into smaller chunks of tasks. I guess some people see the big picture clearer- great at visualizing things, but needs improvement with the details to get things done. I undermined how performing the little things can contribute BIG TIME.
For example, how will you target to save 100k in a year, when you can't save at least 10k in a month?
How will you aim for a 24" waistline, when you don't know the kind of exercise and diet you need to trim an inch? You may be jogging yourself to death but if it doesn't get you to have your ideal waistline, maybe you need another routine.
I don't claim to be an expert, especially on finances and fitness! I'm just a learner like you.
But I believe we get stronger each year because we never stop learning. This is why we learn as much as we can. And we have the power to choose who we listen to, and which information are constructive for us. Especially amidst our flooded social media newsfeeds.
Seven years ago, I had an idea of starting an events website linking aspiring Filipino resource speakers with potential students. Events, marketing and teaching were my passion. Besides, Wala pang ganitong idea sa local web that time, unlike today.
I started to do the company logo, layouts, proposals for possible speakers, talked to possible sales persons who will find seminar participants. However, I was not able to sustain this initiative. I had a full time job then, and the reality of the daily grind hit me – I can't do this. And don't know exactly how to.
My point is, we need to realize not just the nature of our goal (in my case, how to start an events company) but also the habits and systems we need to sustain our goals (how to manage a part-time business on top of your day job).
Making ideas happen involve learning. Kung may isang bagay na gusto kong mangyari, kailangang pag-aralan kung paano.
Fast forward, I was able to manage a full time job with side hustles for five years. The event idea did not materialize yet, but I ventured into a different business. This time, with my family. I created systems to make the job manageable for me to work on. I also had to study about bags, brands, online reselling – and I'm still learning about it today.
There are many resources (both online and offline) we can tap nowadays to carry out our goals: articles, books, learning events, and people. We are so blessed to have access to learning more than ever! Let's use this to our advantage. Time and money is no longer an excuse.
My question to you now, – what new things do you need to learn this year, and what habits do you need to support your 2017 goals?
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How to Run A Side Hustle When You Have A Full Time Job


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- March 30, 1939 - May 12, 2017
- Saint Louis, Missouri
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Hearnes, Richard Warren, Jr. on Friday, May 12, 2017. Beloved husband, for 52 years, of the late Suzanne E. Hearnes; dear mother of Heather (Paul Allen and the late Michael) Kelley and Leslie (Marty) Huggins; dear grandfather of Sarah Kelley, Marshall and Ellie Huggins; our dear uncle, cousin and a friend to many.
Richard was born March 20, 1939 in Charleston, Missouri. He was the son of Richard Warren Hearnes and Dorothy Brown Hearnes.
The Hearnes family moved frequently and lived in some great places; Maine, New Jersey, West Virginia, Shreveport, Louisiana and Independence, Missouri. He graduated from William Chrisman High School in Independence, Missouri in 1957.
His parents settled back in Charleston, Missouri in 1960, their hometown, where Dorothy's family had been Mississippi County pioneers. Dick's great, great grandfather, Frances Malette Brown bought farmland, and the family still owns some of that land.
The Hearnes family is very well known for their political history, serving the state of Missouri. Dick's uncle Warren E. Hearnes, was Secretary of State and served two consecutive terms as Governor of Missouri.
Dick married Suzanne Evans on June 7, 1961 in Charleston, Missouri. After living in Cape Girardeau, they moved to St. Louis, and in 1967 they moved to Kirkwood, where they lived until 2012.
Dick was a Civil Engineer with a degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He finished his long engineering career as a City Engineer for the City of Creve Coeur.
Dick was a very intelligent, athletic, active, outgoing person, who loved all sports, especially women's sports. He coached his daughters for many years while they were running for the Kirkwood Women's Track Club. Later in life, Dick took up golf, and LOVED it.
Unfortunately, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's in October of 2006. He fought the disease hard, and continued to play golf for as long as he could. Dick was well loved by many people. He always had a smile on his face and a good story to tell.
Services: A Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday, May 24, at the Eliot Unitarian Chapel, 100 S. Taylor Ave., Kirkwood, MO. Memorial Visitation from 3:00 pm until time of Service at 4:00 pm. Memorials to the Eliot Unitarian Chapel, or the Humane Society of Missouri, 1201 Macklind Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110 appreciated.

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As more and more of us spend more time in front of our PC, the need for bigger better quality screens is becoming apparent.
On the back of this, NEC has announced two new 24 inch screens for PC use coming from its MultiSync series.
The first, LCD2490WUXi comes with the following specs 1920 x 1200, 800:1 and 400cd/m2. Also featuring the H-IPS technology for LCD monitors.
The new H-IPS A-TW panel, which, besides other features, offers wide horizontal and vertical viewing angles of 178° without colour shift. This ensures an excellent view of the panel from any angle, the product would probably be good for multi-monitor applications, e.g., financial trading or broadcasting.
In such applications, the TileComp feature also compensates automatically for the optical distortion – such as in the representation of a circle – normally caused by the casing frame.
The second product is the LCD2470WNX and its S-PVA Type screen, 1920 x 1200, 1000:1 and 500cd/m2 for brightness.
If you're planning on making one thing bigger it might be worth having a look at this, though we at Pocket-lint are yet to test the feature.
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Surprise! Peppa Pig, George and their friends are back in a brand new live stage show, Peppa Pig's Surprise.
It's a lovely day and Peppa is playing outside with her friends. Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig have got a surprise for her and George – they can't guess what it is, can you?
Enjoy fun, loads of songs and of course, surprises in this charming, colourful new show. Peppa Pig's Surprise promises to be the perfect theatre show for all pre-schoolers!... Read more >>
Running time: TBCThe running time will be added as soon as it is confirmed
Surprise! Peppa Pig, George and their friends are back in a brand new live stage show, Peppa Pig's Surprise.
It's a lovely day and Peppa is playing outside with her friends. Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig have got a surprise for her and George – they can't guess what it is, can you?
Enjoy fun, loads of songs and of course, surprises in this charming, colourful new show. Peppa Pig's Surprise promises to be the perfect theatre show for all pre-schoolers!
***** 'A treat for your little one's eyes and ears.' Daily Express
**** 'Enjoyably inventive.'Time Out
'A rollicking, all singing, dancing interactive adventure.' Daily Telegraph
There are no booking fees for this production.
However, all bookings made through ATG Tickets for this venue are subject to a £2.85 Transaction fee.
All Super Seats include choice of nibble box, welcome drink and programme or theatre gift.
New Victoria Theatre Visual Story: a visual resource to help prepare visitors for a new experience and to help them become familiar with new surroundings and what to expect. Click here to download it
There are nine wheelchair spaces in the back row of the Royal Circle and one wheelchair space in the Stalls. It is advisable to book wheelchair spaces in advance.
- There is level access to the Box Office, bars, toilets and back row of the Royal Circle.
- There is lift access to the Stalls.
- The Upper Circle is only accessible via the stairs, there is no lift access.
The New Victoria Theatre auditorium is equipped with Sennheiser MobileConnect WiFi sound amplification system. MobileConnect uses WiFi to deliver superior quality audio to a smart device such as an iPod or iPhone, either through headphones or via a necklace for hearing aid users. Devices can be booked via the box office in advance, alternatively patrons can download the Sennheiser MobileConnect app and use their own device.
Induction Loop Necklace
Suitable for persons wearing a hearing aid, the induction loop necklace is worn around the neck. Whilst wearing the necklace switch your hearing aid to the 'T' setting and the sound is amplified. The necklace has an adjustable volume control.
Sound is amplified sound through headphones. Suitable for persons without a hearing aid.
Guide, hearing and other working dogs are welcome in all parts of the theatre.
There are accessible toilets on all three levels of the venue.
By car:
The New Victoria Theatre is attached to the Peacocks Centre in central Woking, easily accessible from the M25 (Jct 10,11), M3 (Jct 3) and A3. Undercover parking for 2,500 cars is available in the Peacocks. The Blue car park is the closest to the theatres / cinemas, the entrance for both being found on level one. For details on parking charges visit Woking Council's Parking website.
By train:
Frequent trains from London Waterloo and towns in the surrounding area. Woking BR is five minutes walk away. Train information: 08457 484950 (24 hours) or check your train times on-line via The Rail Track web site.
By bus or coach:
The limited space for coaches to drop off directly outside the theatres is reserved for groups with mobility difficulties. Please contact the Groups Hotline 0333 009 5386 (Calls charged at local rate) for a permit for this space or for details of alternative coach parking facilities.
Book online: Use the links below
Telephone Booking: 0844 871 7645 Calls cost 7p per minute, plus your phone company's access charge.
Groups Bookings: 0333 009 5386 Calls charged at local rate.
Access Bookings: 0800 912 6971
Stage Door / Admin:* 01483 545999
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ATG continues to make the safety and security of its customers and staff a priority. As such, please bear in mind that we may undertake bag checks, so recommend you leave extra time to avoid queues, and refrain from bringing suitcases rucksacks and large bags into the Theatre. Many thanks for your cooperation.
There are currently roadworks around the New Victoria Theatre that could disrupt your journey. Please take a look at the links below to plan your journey and leave enough time to arrive at the theatre before your show.
Woking Borough Council - Road closures and diversions
Can customers please note that there is a latecomers policy for some theatre performances, so customers arriving late may not be admitted into the theatre until a suitable interval.


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Serbia is entering negotiations on the future status of Kosovo as the only Balkan
country that has not engaged any lobbying company in the US. It is clear what
handicap that is in view of the fact that the key creators of the world policy are
sitting in Washington D.C.
The cabinets of the Serbian President and Prime Minister agreed six months ago
that our country should engage a lobbying firm in Washington.
Some claim that it is still not too late for Serbia to engage some
lobbying company that would protect its interest in the US. "It seems that we are
again underestimating the importance of lobbying, meaning that we have not
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This is the exact way that the trip began for me. Sheer panic as to what I was going to need on this outdoor adventure, and how to pack it. I've got the beach trips down to a science, but it's been a long while since I've left the flip-flops and polo shirts at home for running shoes and khaki shorts! But, after a few last minute trips to Target and Old Navy, I was ready to go. We (Robert and I) were going to Southern Utah with Dad, Pam, Paul, Morgan and Ashland. Pam is from Utah, where her brother, Mike, still lives. He was to be our tour guide for the excursion, so we met he and his wife June in SLC. It was here that we were introduced to "the bar". This bar followed us around on our road trip via Mike's trunk. It was like Mary Poppin's magic bag - what ever you wanted, it was there. Bloody Marys and Gin and Tonics were the drinks of choice for the week. But we pulled out the occasional bottle of wine or vodka drink. The perfect medicine for a week of family time.
Our first stop was Moab, UT. I was so shocked by my reaction to the heights at Dead Horse Point and Schafer's Trail. It felt like with one big swoop of wind, I was going to be carried off the mountain. Or with one small slip of the wheel, the car would be sliding off the trail into the bottom of the canyon. I was really, truly the biggest wuss ever. The rest of the brave group coaxed me out on a few ledges, thank goodness, or I would have been a lost cause on that adventure. We also did a half-day rafting trip down the Colorado river. June actually got thrown out of the boat, which kept me holding on to the sides even tighter. Before leaving Moab for Boulder (UT), we made a stop at Arches National Park. One of the most famous Utah landmarks.
The drive to Boulder was about three hours, and a very different geography than the desert of Moab. It was much greener and cooler (temperature). We stopped at Goblin's Valley on the way, and got to be part of a rainstorm - in the desert! We also stopped to stock up on beef jerky, another Utah staple. It was actually really good. Especially with Bloody Mary ;) That night we had dinner at Hell's Backbone Grill and spent the night at the Bolder Mountain Lodge right next door. However, before bedtime we took a little road trip to see the Boulder airport. When we turned of the 'main' road for a dirt road, and wound around some trees for a mile or so, I was certain it was a joke. Well...it wasn't. We found ourself smack in the middle of the runway through the final clearing of trees, with the airport marker in plain view.
Then off to Bryce Canyon. By the end of the trip we were commenting on how guilty we felt for not oohing and ahhing about the amazing scenery anymore. I guess there was only so much to say. The rest we'll just have to keep in our memories!
Sunday, May 17, 2009
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In July 2008 CADE rejected the acquisition by Owens Corning of Compagnie de Saint Gobain's fiberglass division in Brazil. The acquisition was part of a multinational deal, and marked one of the few opportunities in which CADE has blocked a transaction completely. At the time, the Brazilian competition agency provided Owens Corning with a deadline until February 1st 2011 to either divest a Saint Gobain's plant in State of São Paulo or submit a strategic plan for the sale to be completed (as the use of an independent investor to intermediate the divestiture).
According to a statement by CADE's President Fernando Furlan earlier this week, the deadline expired without any alternative solution being suggested by Owens Corning, which could cause CADE to begin an intervention at the former Saint Gobain's plant until the manufacturing unit is sold to an independent third-party. This would be the first time in CADE's history that it would make use of the powers granted by article 63 of the local antitrust law ("the execution of CADE's decisions shall be carried out by all means, including by way of intervention in the company, if necessary").


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By Anshuman Gandhi:
It's the same old story. The developed countries want the developing countries to curb their C02 emissions. The developing countries want the developed countries to pay up for this to happen. The developed countries, even though are the one's really responsible for most of the pollution, are not very happy with this situation.
The session was started with a prayer to the Moon Goddess. It is one of the Gods of the first nations or what the European plunderers and looters like to call the tribes of Inca's and Aztecs.
Since this Summit was conducted in Mexico, the Mexican President made an interesting promise. He has promised that the use of light bulbs will be banned in Mexico. Only CFC lamps among other more energy efficient bulbs will be used now. UK has also taken actions on such lines. Real light bulbs are banned in UK now and mercury filled alternatives will be used now. They are more energy efficient. However if a bulb is smashed, the owner will need to call a pretty expensive specialist team to clean the mess.
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh has declared that India's interests have been safe guarded. He was very excited at pointing out the various paragraphs added in the agreement drafted by his ministry. Also there were a few clauses which were dropped on the insistence of Indian delegates. These clauses have and will receive a lot of attention.
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is not that happy. According to them, India has not got an incredible deal as told by the Environment Minster. There are no emission targets, no target for peaking year or emission reduction. Nothing substantial has been achieved at all.
Equitable access to carbon space has not been achieved. A vague language of sustainable development has been inserted instead. This will compromise India's right to development.
A total spending of $1.2 trillion is expected by the developing nations from the developed ones. There are also demands for transfer of latest green technologies to developing nations through various agreements. There are plenty of demands from both sides. Also the demands by the underdeveloped nations are worth the consideration.
Also, there is a complete lack of knowledge when it comes to actual effects on the global warming scenario when all this money is invested and spent. Most of the current numbers out there are based on assumptions. There is no plausible information which can prove anything.
Also, there is a lack of domestic support for Governments of countries which are actually interested in signing the legally binding emissions reducing treaties. India and China for one have a policy in which they will not be signing any such legally binding documents.
No country is interested in investing their precious cash for projects which will give returns after decades, especially when many countries are still recovering from the downturn and most economies are not as financially stable as they used to be. And if we believe that these summits will bring a positive change in the world, then as Arthur Wellesley has said "Sir, if you will believe that, you will believe anything".
Media in all developed countries will showcase and point out how their respective delegates saved the day. How the world is safe again. And we have finally managed to take another meaningful sustainable step towards reducing and removing the risk of global warming.
Image courtesy: UN Climate Talks


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Get an overview of this hotelWi-Fi, Execuitve Lounge, Tucson's upscale east side
Popular property highlights
Premium Location
Premium location with close proximity to many local businesses, shopping, and easy access to stunning nature sites, including Sabino Canyon, Kartchner Caverns, and Mt Lemmon.
Outdoor pool
Guests can keep up their exercise routine in the fitness center or unwind and soak up the sun in the heated outdoor pool area.
Cable TV, MP3 docks
Air-conditioned guestrooms at Hilton Tucson East feature free WiFi, desks with ergonomic chairs, flat-panel TVs with cable, and MP3 docks.
Languages Spoken
- English
Hilton Tucson East
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Located in Tucson's fashionable east side, eight miles from downtown and University of Arizona, this 7-story hotel features lush landscaping and views of the nearby Catalina Mountains.
Amenities include a year-round outdoor pool and spa tub, as well as a fitness center that features both cardio and strength-training equipment.
High-speed Internet access is available in the 24-hour business center and wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel. The hotel features a gift shop and a safe-deposit box.
A casual restaurant serves American and Southwestern fare for all meals and features a cocktail lounge. Room service is available, and parking is free.
- Express check-in
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Meeting rooms 12
- Restaurant
- Year Built 1987
- Free self parking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Outdoor pool
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Luggage storage
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- ATM/banking
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shared microwave
- Designated smoking areas
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 232
- Television in common areas
- Number of floors - 7
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Multilingual staff
- Free newspapers in lobby
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Languages Spoken
- English
- Spanish
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Towels included
- Linens included
- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- MP3 docking station
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Number of bathrooms -
- In-room safe
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Vistas Restaurant - Casual dining. American and Southwestern fare. Adjacent cocktail lounge. All meals, bar open from early afternoon until late evening.
Room Service - Available from early morning until late evening.
Nearby Things to Do
Hilton Tucson East offers an outdoor heated pool and spa tub, plus a fitness center with free weights and cardio equipment.
Mountain recreation, including hiking and mountain biking, is available in the nearby Catalina Mountains, approximately 10 miles from the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near this Tucson hotel; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 10 per night.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Deposit: USD 50.00 per night
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 10 and USD 20 for adults, USD 10 and USD 20 for children (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
Hotel Name
- Hilton Hotel Tucson East
- Hilton Tucson East
- Tucson East Hilton
- Hilton Tucson East Hotel Tucson
- Tucson Hilton
- Hilton Tucson East Hotel
We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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A kinder, gentler version of the old blog. This will take a fun look at pop culture, because nothing upsets Ozarkers more than fun and pop culture. Mwu-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Saturday, January 26, 2013
NOTE: When I uploaded this an enlarged it, I did notice some of the words are in a foreign language.
Posted by Desdinova at 2:18 PM
Labels: 1966, Advertising, Batman, Color, Comic books, humor, Movies, Pop Culture, The 60s, TV
2 comments:
- Liana said...
Careful, man, foreign Batman can be crazy. Apparently there was an Italian version of Batman that was a porno.
- February 3, 2013 at 9:59 PM
- Desdinova said...
There is also a Batman musical from the Philippines (I think that is the country responsible).
That is nothing. There is a bunch of idiots in this country making porno versions of Leave It To Beaver, The Brady Bunch, The Munsters and Roseanne. I saw a clip of the Munsters one. It was actually kind of cool.
- February 4, 2013 at 9:11 PM
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Common names: mopane, turpentine tree (Eng.); mopanie (Afr.); mohlanare (Northern Sotho); mophane (Tswana)
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... ropey appearance and is very distinctive. Colophospermum mopane grows in hot, dry, low-lying areas, 200-1150 m, in the ... and the seeds can germinate while still in the pod. Colophospermum The mopane has a rather limited horticultural potential in ...
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It's a balmy Wednesday evening in Brisbane, but there's hustle, bustle and shouts of greeting ringing out from underneath a classic Queenslander house. Sales are about to kick off at one of the bulk buyer's groups that are emerging across the nation.
The volunteers do a final check of the prices, pull the last of the dry goods out of storage and set up the scales. When shopping is open, around 60 people descend upon the tables bursting with organic local produce that was harvested within the previous few days.
In an era of 'conscious shopping', people are starting to become aware that where they buy their food is as important as what kind of food they buy. Australia's major supermarket chains control almost 80% of grocery trade. This duopoly is wielding their purchasing power in often unethical and crude ways that take away both farmer and consumer choice.
Consumer power through how we spend our grocery dollar is a popular concept. We now need to take it a step further ... a step out of the major supermarket chains and into local community halls, houses and schools where bulk buying groups are making real choice about their food.
Each of these largely volunteer-run groups is unique to the members who run it, however at the heart of each group is the ability to provide good quality, local produce at cheap prices. It's convenient, has a range of produce available and gives you a chance to catch up on the local goss!
Check out the following video from a workshop called 'Foodies Unite' held in Brisbane in March 2013. Rolf Kuelsen shares the vision and benefits of local buying groups.
How can you get involved?
Visit https://www.facebook.com/seq.cooperative.network and join the group to learn more and stay up to date with local events.
Visit http://www.australianfoodsovereigntyalliance.org/peoples-food-plan/get-involved/ for resources and information.Read More »


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This is a series of why I love Roger Federer, detailing every aspect of his game, on and off court.
Today is the Roger Federer forehand. It is a thing of beauty, unique amongst his peers in execution and beauty. I particularly love the forehand up the line and the inside-out forehand.
|Federer gets set for a forehand
|Federer prepares to strike a forehand
|Federer prepares for the moment of impact on his forehand
|Federer skips around the backhand to hit a trademark inside-out forehand
|I love this image of Federer's forehand in action
|Look at the follow-through on this Federer forehand!
Have a look at Federer's forehand in slow-motion. It's amazing!


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This past weekend, I cast-on a Ravelry favorite, Saroyan. My needles were craving something warm and substantial after knitting with lace-weight yarn for so many months. I am using the Ashland Bay hand-spun, a generous gift from my former English professor. The pattern is flying – I knit the increase part of the pattern in one day, which is about 1/3 of the scarf.
Here is a detail of the leaf border – the mohair in the yarn slightly obscures the stitch definition, but I think it looks wonderfully rustic that way. I am also in love with the colors in this yarn – heathered shades of navy, olive green and eggplant all beautifully blended together. This scarf will be a perfect match for my navy pea-coat this winter.
Saroyan is a free knitting pattern, which can be found here, in case you want to knit along. ~J


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Multicultural Day
On Tuesday the 21st it was multicultural day and we had to dress in clothes from our culture. Most people came in.
Are first in 6SB we had Chinese we tried to yoes chopsticks and I got 3 jellybeans and 3 marbles and then.
Multicultural Day
On Tuesday the it was multicultural day and we had to dress in clothes from our culture. Most people came in New Zealand clothes even though they had other cultures that they are related to as well. People that were born in New Zealand just wanted to represent New Zealand, because that's the only thing they had. During the day we were with parents that were from Israel, Russia, China and Pakistan. I learned a lot about them all. In the afternoon we had our multicultural assembly, there were Chinese drums, people from switzerland singing, and many others. When we got back the bell had already rung, that meant time to go home and tell my mum what I did today. At the parade I went up and walked up on stage and I came back down to sit down with my class in line group.


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I've sent the following note to quite a few legislators and hopefuls. Some, without exception Democrats, have replied, saying they support Measure 13. No Republicans have yet replied. Here's the question:
Hi (name of Rep. or Sen.).
Do you support or oppose Initiated Measure 13 in next month's election? Why?
Thank you.
Bob Newland
I surmise that those who support it largely are not afraid to say so, while those who oppose it are just sandbaggin', waiting until Nov. 3 to say, "I've always supported medical marijuana," or "I knew South Dakotans wouldn't accept medical marijuana."
It's easy to lead when you know the result in advance. When you don't, well....


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'Continuing Connection' (Tzavta) - Pet Protection Agreements & Trusts:
(YOUR DOG WILL THANK YOU) Part I
The 'best' is a singular superlative with the exception, in the plural, our dogs
Stunning statistic: 19% of those over 60 are orphans – in the sense of no family. And yet, the fastest growing segment of companion animal 'ownership/guardianship/parenting' is age 50+ with 3 or more dogs and or cats.
70% + of our dogs & cats sleep in their guardians' bed. (Sealy study)
Companion animals extend our lives an average of 7 years (AIG commercial)
90%+ of us, in study after study, believe our dogs and cats are 'members of the family' (not personal property!)
And so, heaven forbid, who is going to care for your companion animals if you are a seasoned citizen orphan or not when you graduated – pass on?
For those with family, most assume a member or members of the family will pick up the slack.
But things change.
Divorces happen.
Spouses, no kidding, change the décor, and if your beagle doesn't go with the new furnishings, curtains (so to speak).
The pecuniary bequests made to relatives in the hopes for the care of your best friends – unless in a trust – can be 'redeployed' and not for the benefit of your companion animals.
To minimize or prevent former spouses getting rid of the dog because of changes in décor, or a change of heart of one whom you made a pecuniary bequest for the care of your dogs – pilfering those monies for personal use - there are Pet Trusts
In most if not all states now, one can set up a Pet Trust exactly to address these concerns making your companion animals – who even though by law unfortunately are still 'personal property' (see my book Trust Me: I'm Not A Veterinarian and coming soon www.napp4life.com) – beneficiaries. (But unlike a toaster – which is also personal property by law – our companion animals can be made beneficiaries of a trust!)
I have and have had for years, drafted by attorneys Suzanna Fox Buchanan (her dog is Rocky I believe) & coordinated with my estate lawyer Richard Saul (his dogs are Elle & Sally) here in Denver, one of the first if not the first Pet Trust in Colorado which is funded specifically for the care of my dogs (then for Buddy, Moolah, Ricki, Nicki, Moses, Elle & Max and now for 'Reb' Simcha & 'Her Royal Highness' Goodie) . Furthermore, I have a Pet Protection Agreement with additional specific instructions for care, and subsequent guardians if necessary.
You should have a trust and pet protection agreement as well. (For $60 or so, you can even do a Pet Protection Agreement on Legal Zoom. The Pet Trust agreement should be in consultation with your estate lawyer in conjunction with a review of your estate wills and trusts which you haven't updated – in how long?
Death ends a life not a relationship
The Rebbe
This blog, my writings, my former practice was and is about Enough. And yes, Enough is 'healing personal financial anxiety, puttin' money in its place, to transcend, to elevate to CONNECT, to one's significance, assignment, and or meaning (what is meant to do, meant to be – enough to live on; enough to live for).
Notice the word CONNECT.
In the word Mitzvah (yes, as in Bar Mitzvah) is derived from the Aramaic – Tzavta – meaning – connect.
Our companion animals – be we with family and or senior orphans –are best friends, teachers, confidants, comedians, the best psychologists (that cost but biscuits), someone to grow up with – someone to grow old with.
They CONNECT us – tzavta.
Therefore, to continue connection – even until again – for your best friends – it isn't 'enough' to just make a grant to another hoping for their care – but set up the Pet Trust and Pet Protection Agreement – NOW.
You dogs and cats will thank you – as they greet you – connect with you (Tzavta) once again.
And that connection – continuing connection – Tzavta! - is beyond existence…


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Papers of Richard S Clymo, 1922-1996, comprising papers generated by Westfield College and Queen Mary College, chiefly relating to their merger in 1989. Includes Westfield College papers relating to the merger of Westfield College and Queen Mary, 1922-1992; correspondence and papers relating to a 'History of Botany at Westfield College', 1983-1984; plans for botany at Queen Mary, 1982-1988; Queen Mary College finance schemes for biology and engineering, 1990-1996; papers, plans and correspondence concerning the teaching of Environmental Sciences at Queen Mary, 1983 and correspondence and papers relating to the future of biological sciences at Westfield College, 1980-1987.
CLYMO, Richard S (fl 1961-1995)
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Introduction to the Trinity
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Justin Taylor over at the DG blog has given a very helpful basic introduction to the Trinity. Well worth checking out.
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Chris talks about Applied Youth Ministry - the theory, practice, life and interests of being a Children's and Youth Worker. Enjoy!


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My pal Ari over at Labwerkz knocked out a few shirts for me. He is a all around good guy and does a killer job. If you are looking for new swag, be sure to give him a call @ (562)708-0645. You won't be disappointed
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Thanks Ari!
Monday, August 29, 2011
Let's ride for Courtney
I still can't believe he is gone.
I will be heading to Duane and Lisa's house and rolling out with them if you want to join me.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Sunday, Sunday, Sunday……….
It's swapping time folks!
Get there early so I can reline your helmet while you walk the swap.
See ya there!!!
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Another one done
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Latest helmet
Just completed this one at the PROJECT show using an Affliction t-shirt
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
ESE new bike
Michael created this new motorcycle that will be given away to one lucky person at the PROJECT event
Sorry I had to her move out of the way to get the shot……… :-)
Killer job Michael
Photos by Roy
Big thanks to John Moss for hooking me up at the PROJECT show In Vegas.
Hot Dog and I are in the Affliction booth, be sure to stop by.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Chad's Bike is FOR SALE
Monday, August 15, 2011
Helmet for sale
Friday, August 12, 2011
Full face helmet for sale
Selling this one for $175.00 includes relining of your choice.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Shop is OPEN
I am back in the shop and getting the orders done as fast as possible. Thanks for your patience and understanding.
Belly is doing better and I am getting stronger everyday!
I was stoked to get a visit from my buddy Steve Jones…….
Be sure to catch his weekly radio show on KROQ


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|Reviews for Excuse My French
| QuintiliVare chapter 8 . 1/31/2017
I havent used FFN in ages, but was in desperate need of a Temeraire fanfic I hadn't read before, so gave it a try. I am very glad that I did. This was wonderful. Thank you for writing it!
| budchick chapter 8 . 6/14/2015
You haven't updated this for a while (time travel! Go Aussies!), any chance it's not dead? :P I saw your crossover ideas and I thought - omgosh, someone please do a crossover with Temeraire and the blood dragon from Far Cry 3 - it lights up! it shoots lasers! :P
| marie chapter 8 . 7/13/2013
I just re-discovered this fic and the story did not disappoint upon being reread.
That being said, please continue it!
| Justafanwaiting chapter 8 . 6/26/2013
This is a 100% original fanfic. I realy hope you have just taken the year off.
| spanky1426 chapter 8 . 6/9/2013
I'll give it to you . You can write so when is the next chapter going to be ready
| Guest chapter 8 . 3/22/2013
You really, really should keep going on this one, it's very good!
| LeahAmberly chapter 8 . 1/13/2013
Please update. *puppy eyes
| vantweet chapter 8 . 8/22/2012
good story!
i think its the only OC/self-insert story of the whole temeraire fandom ;)
keep going!
| silentmidnightdeath chapter 8 . 6/20/2012
I'm surprised. I'd never thought Laurence would do something like that. I hope that he and Nathan get along better later on.
| soldier of knowledge chapter 8 . 6/19/2012
Laurence and Nathan don't seem to be getting along too well. I can't help but wonder if that trend will continue when they get to Loch Laggen.
Not bad, though I did not expect to see Nathan as a performer for the dinner. I wonder what his father was thinking about.
There isn't a whole lot of critque I can give on this chapter, to be honest. I wait for the next one.
| JAtkins chapter 8 . 6/18/2012
Good Job on the chapter. I enjoyed how it was written, and am glad to see this up. I do not have many comments for the chapter this time. One interesting thing though... Did you now that Novik writes fanfic? I saw it in the Wall Street Journal. Apparently, before she wrote "His Majesties Dragon" she wrote Star Trek fic. She still does too. Anyhow, keep it up.
| Hideout Writer chapter 8 . 6/18/2012
I read one section, went back, read it again, and the thought that kept running through my head was "He. Did. Not. He did! He did not just DO that!"
I'm going to guess Seasons just happens to be a Dragonforce song on the album 'The Power Within'?
| animelover1993 chapter 7 . 6/13/2012
In my opinion he's a Stu, oh he is so totally a stu but I love him and this story. And just as I'm reading this an insert of my own has started brewing. BLARGH! I'm only half way through Black Powder War damn it!
This is just a giddy read, I love your characters sarcastic wit and I'm interested on how he's going to 'change history' and how he may or may not get a dragon.
I can't wait for chapter 8!
| dragonshina chapter 7 . 6/7/2012
Looking forward as to how this will turn out.
But i guess Mr. King... is going to get a dragon of his own.
One thing bugs me. Do dragons entered into the Geneva convention? Do they get the same treatment? And, more importantly... that little detail about using dragons as a bio-weapon?
| JAtkins chapter 7 . 6/1/2012
Great job on the chapter. I think that you passed the nuts & bolts on quite well. Laurence seems to be doing alright for now. Now that you mention it, seeing Nathan at a formal dinner party would be hilarious. One little nit-pick... The aerial corps. is structured like the Navy with Admirals and what-not. As a lieutenant, Nathan would have twin bars (like an Army captain ( O-3) would today (Navy Captains hold the same rank as Colonel, O-6) Ensigns would have single gold bars. He would also have two regular bars on his sleeves. Captains would have four bars, Ensigns One, and Admirals would have some crazy gold mess (scrambled eggs). This all isnt too important, and I doubt that I would notice or care, except I am in a 8 year contract with the US Navy. Also, I am applying NATO rank to this, so I could still be wrong.


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Using celebrities for
promotion is hardly new, but over the last decade, corporate brands have
increasingly turned to Hollywood celebrities and musicians to sell their
products. Stars showed up in nearly 14% of ads last year, according to Millward
Brown, a marketing research agency.
Some consumers don't really trust celebrities, but they still run out to buy
their perfumes or fashions for two reasons. First is the emergence of Web sites
and magazines that chronicle the mundane, daily activities of stars on a 24/7
basis. The other new force has been the explosive growth and mainstreaming of
urban hip-hop music and marketing moves by artists like Sean Combs, Shawn
Carter (better known as Jay-Z) and Jennifer Lopez
Nothing Sells Like Celebrity – The Boom in Endorsements – NYTimes.com
EARLY last year, marketing executives at Totes Isotoner, a Cincinnati company that had spent the previous 30 years churning out a reliable lineup of humble umbrellas, crowded around a computer and listened to a teenage singer from Barbados named Rihanna breeze through a tune titled, appropriately, "Umbrella."
Filed under: advertising, celebrity, Consumer, trends


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The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad is the person every entrepreneur needs to turn to when they are caught in a whirlpool of confusion and despair.
Among some of the book's topics are:
• Robert Kiyosaki's personal story, upbringing, and his business and investment ventures throughout his early adult life and into the late 1990s.
• Differentiation between assets and liabilities
• What the rich teach their kids about money that the poor and middle class do not
• The idea that your primary residence is not an asset, but a liability
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• The value of financial intelligence and financial literacy
• How stronger business and financial skills, aptitude, and experience play a role in one's financial success
• The vitality of entrepreneurial and investment skills are both necessary and useful traits to prosper in a capitalistic society
• The importance of investing and entrepreneurship in taking control of one's financial future
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Listed below are a few quotes by Robert Kiyosaki you need to turn to for inspiration:
1. "Don't be addicted to money. Work to learn. don't work for money. Work for knowledge."
2. "Business is like a wheel barrow. Nothing happens until you start pushing."
3. "If you're the kind of person who has no guts, you just give up every time life pushes you. If you're that kind of person, you'll live all your life playing it safe, doing the right things, saving yourself for something that never happens. Then, you die a boring old person."
4. "The philosophy of the rich and the poor is this: the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left."
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5. "When times are bad is when the real entrepreneurs emerge."
6. "A winning strategy must include losing."
7. "In today's rapidly changing world, the people who are not taking risk are the risk takers."
8. "You're only poor if you give up. The most important thing is that you did something. Most people only talk and dream of getting rich. You've done something."
9. "It's easier to stand on the sidelines, criticize, and say why you shouldn't do something. The sidelines are crowded. Get in the game."
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10. "The power of "can't": The word "can't" makes strong people weak, blinds people who can see, saddens happy people, turns brave people into cowards, robs a genius of their brilliance, causes rich people to think poorly, and limits the achievements of that great person living inside us all."
11. "F.O.C.U.S – Follow One Course Until Successful"
12. "Success is a poor teacher. We learn the most about ourselves when we fail, so don't be afraid of failing. Failing is part of the process of success. You cannot have success without failure."
13. "There are those who make things happen, there are those who watch things happen and there are those who say 'what happened?"


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Meet Shamrock!
I'm Shamrock (fka Cathy A21646494), a gorgeous young terrier-pit mix who was found walking the streets in the snow. It's a good thing they found me: at a tidy 36 pounds, I'm too small to be out there on my own. My photos don't do me justice: I could be a model. I'm a social grill who loves to be petted. I'm not sure how I feel about toys but I know I love people and treats! And I absolutely love attention. Okay, so I've got the personality of a diva, but I'll be your BFF once you take me home. My white coat will look perfect for any color scheme! Come visit me and see.
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Hill was a porn star of the x rated film producing company. When he heard that the company no longer needed him he went mad and his anger drove him to attack his fellow members of company. Steve Driver also killed an employee of the company named Herbert Wong. He used a samurai sword to kill the victim. After killing the innocent employee of the company he fled the scene.
Following the incident the police dept began a massive man hunt to track down Steven Driver. Finally the police officials spotted him in the San Fernando Valley. The police officers tried to apprehend him with the use of stun guns. Somehow he managed his way to the top of the cliff in the Canoga Park. At first he threatened the police with the weapon that he used to kill Herbert Wong, but later when he saw no way to run, he warned the police personnel that he would kill himself. Therefore he jumped from height of approximately fifty feet and lost his life. The medics inspected him and revealed that his death was caused by severe head trauma.


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Our community is vigorous and diverse. It grows daily with the arrival of persons that come to work, study, rest and live in this beautiful place. The residents of Williamsburg and its surrounding areas care about the well-being of their neighbors, particularly those that might find themselves at a given moment in a critical situation. In this article we will write about two community organizations that help the less fortunate.
For over 50 years the mission of the United Way of Greater Williamsburg has been "to improve people's lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community". This is a philanthropic organization governed by local community volunteers that collaborates with multiple local not-for-profit entities. I had the pleasure of speaking with Ms. Joyce O'Brien, planning director of the United Way, who explained to me that the organization is the central agency that refers persons in crisis situations to the entities that can provide help. Among the services offered by the member agencies are: child care, clothing, shelter for persons that are temporarily without a home, medical attention, medications, mental health services, support programs for the elderly, services for the terminally ill and their families, youth programs, transportation services for medical appointments and support during the holiday season. The goal of these services is to help the persons to overcome the crisis and most of them are offered at no charge. If you or someone you know is really in need, you can access these services by calling the United Way Helpline at 757-229-2222. This is a confidential service and you can call at anytime, day or night. Keep in mind that the person taking your call probably will not speak Spanish, and if you do not speak English you will need someone to help you with the language.
Another organization that helps local families in times of emergencies is FISH, which has over 250 persons that offer their services in a completely voluntary manner. I also had the pleasure to speak with Ms. Cathey Sadowski, President of the Board of Directors. She explained to me that FISH offers food, clothing and transportation to the less fortunate members of our community. A family or individual in need may receive once every 30 days a generous supply of dry and canned foods and infant formula, together with sanitation supplies. They may also receive throughout the year clothing and household goods such as bed sheets, towels and blankets. The organization has a well-stocked selection area and the volunteers work hard to make sure that everything that is handed out is in optimal condition. Ms. Sadowski also pointed out that no child that visits the center would leave without a toy and a book. Transportation services are available to persons with medical appointments. Anyone in need of transportation must call three days in advance, although they will do their best to accommodate requests made with less than three days notice.
FISH can be contacted through the United Way Helpline (757-229-2222) or at 757-220-9379. If you cannot call and you need the food, you can go directly to FISH. To receive their services you will only need a picture ID, such as a driver's license.
How can the Hispanic community help United Way and FISH to fulfill their mission?
Both organizations depend on the generosity of the members of our community. You can help them with donations of food, sanitation supplies, clothing, money, and also of your time. Particularly helpful are Spanish-speaking volunteers to help clients that do not speak English. For more information on volunteer opportunities and how to contribute to FISH call 757-220-9379, to help United Way call 757- 253-2264 or visit their website at www.uwgw.org.
United Way of Greater Williamsburg
Helpline (you can call at any time) 757-229-2222
312 Waller Mill Road, Suite 100Williamsburg, VA 23185Phone: 757- 253-2264
FISH312 Waller Mill RoadWilliamsburg, VA 23185Service hours Monday through Friday9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.Phone: 757-220-9379
(Both organizations are in the same building)
Dr. Ralph Romero is CEO of ExactLingua, which offers translation and interpretation in all language combinations and is located in Williamsburg. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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For those who've never been there, Danville IS the definition of a dead city. I'm sure it may have been a bustling metropolis in its day, but there's nothing there anymore except abandoned factories and burned-out warehouses. Oh, and a mall that's 4x the size of the one in Harrisonburg. Why does an abandoned city have a Giant Mall Of Doom? I have no clue, but I was quite thankful for it.
OK, there's not that many burned out warehouses here, but we do have our fair share of abandoned factories and textile mills.
My all time favorite thing about Danville I've found in a blog was something along the lines of "If Virginia needed an enema, then there's no better place to insert it than Danville." Yes, this town has a unique effect on its visitors.
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I thought I'd start this blog off on a good note, coming off of the most packed musical weekend of my life thus far... i.e. Juno weekend! My very ambivalent feelings towards that will come in the next post when I get home.
Joel Plaskett does an interview with The Globe and Mail about his latest triple-disk release Three.
A songwriter's holy trinity
Do good things come in three? Dartmouth-based singer-songwriter and rocker Joel Plaskett believes they do. He's just released Three, the follow-up to 2007's Polaris Prize-nominated Ashtray Rock. It's a triple album that loosely documents the three-sided life and journey of a touring musician.
I got the album in the mail (along with concert tickets and autographed liner notes) as part of a package on Maple Music, which made me feel like some kind of industry insider with the inside of the industry. Through & Through & Through, the first single off the first CD, had already been on CBCR3 and The Peak for about 3 weeks. It was even a free track of the week on iTunes which drove my hype meter up like, 34 notches. Everything that immediately catches my attention were present in this song, namely Plaskett's playful drawl-y voice, the back-up vocals of 2 lovely artists in their own right, a wicked horn section and witty lyrics.
The album does not disappoint at all. There's even an epic send-off, On & On & On, a 13-minute track that sounds like Plaskett and co. just kept jamming, stringing together whatever inspiration that struck in the moment. It's glorious. A definite departure from his stuff with the Emergency, and my favorite of his solo career by far.


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[Halopack] Tempting 3
Released: July 22, 2011
Translated by: Kusanyagi
Commissioned by: Savich
Download: Here (2008-2011 Release Archive)
Hey, everyone! ^^ Here you go with a new release, and today it's a Slayers doujinshi called "Tempting 3" by Halopack, and the story here revolves around Amelia and Zelgadis. I hope you will all enjoy reading it and stay tuned for even more translations!


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Jaguars Move up 6 and Snag Gabbert.
Ryan Kerrigan. Defensive End from Purdue University. A very likely candidate for a draft pick by Gene Smith, and many argued, would be the Jaguars first round pick at 16. After all, he has everything Gene Smith looks for right? I mean, a collegiate career of 14 forced fumbles, 33.5 sacks, and over 50 tackles for a loss? This guy is golden! and playing alongside guys like Knighton and Alualu our defensive line would be Impenetrable! However, a lot like last year, Gene Smith threw Jags fans yet ANOTHER curveball and traded up to Washignton's 10th overall pick to select Blaine Gabbert, Quarterback from Missouri. Whoever had this in their mock draft, you have got to be the most talented football analyst of our time and God has given you, sir or ma'am, a gift.
Gabbert, finished his career with Mizzou with almost 7,000 yards passing and 40 touchdowns. He ran a 4.6 40 yard dash at the combine, missing the fastest QB, Tyrod Taylor, by 2 tenths of a second. However, these are just the stats. Overall, Gabbert has great mechanics, a great arm, and is also great in the short to medium passing game; The passing game the Jaguars mainly like to play.
I feel Gabbert was a strong, and gutsy, pick for the Jaguars to make. He has great potential, and could possibly be the franchise QB we've been looking for. Gene Smith and Jack Del Rio continue reiterating that Garrard will continue to be our starter. However, who's to say that Gabbert won't be able to prove himself a better candidate early on? I can only see this is a positive. In signing Gabbert, you can do either of two things; find the franchise QB you've been looking for, or motivate Garrard to play at a higher level. Can't wait to see what this kids got.


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It seems early, but families will soon be coming in to order their holiday greeting cards from the portraits we have created over the past year. We are excited to have some new designs to offer! A talented graphic artist (and friend), Christa McDermott, has created a book of wonderful cards for the upcoming season. It may take two weeks to receive your order; cards should be ordered by early December to get them sent out by Christmas.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
New Greeting Cards!
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Weight 2T
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Rivaroxaban better than aspirin at preventing DVT
An international research team has found that the blood thinner rivaroxaban is as safe as aspirin, and more effective at preventing recurrence of life-threatening blood clots in the legs and lungs.
The large international study of 3,396 patients with venous thromboembolism in 31 countries, published the New England Journal of Medicine. shows that rivaroxaban is more effective than aspirin.
"Not only that, but in testing two doses of rivaroxaban, we found that we have the option of lowering the daily dose for extended treatment," said Dr. Jeffrey Weitz, principal investigator of the study and professor of medicine and biochemistry and biomedical sciences at the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University. "This will ease the long-term concerns of both patients and their doctors."
During the study from March 2014 to March 2016, patients received either a daily 20mg dose of rivaroxaban, a 10mg dose of rivaroxaban, or a 100 mg dose of aspirin. They took these medications for up to 12 months after they had received treatment for their initial clot.
The researchers found that patients taking aspirin had the highest rate of recurrent blood clots, at 4.4 percent. The rates of recurrent clots for patients taking 20mg and 10mg of rivaroxaban were significantly lower, at 1.5 and 1.2 percent respectively.
When they looked at bleeding side-effects, there were no statistically significant differences between the treatments. The rates of major bleeding were 0.3 percent in the group taking aspirin, and 0.5 percent and a 0.4 percent in the groups taking 20 mg and 10mg of rivaroxaban, respectively.
Dr. Philip Wells, head of the Department of Medicine and senior scientist at The Ottawa Hospital and the University of Ottawa and an author of the study, will present the research at the American College of Cardiology's 66th Annual Scientific Session today.
"We know from previous studies that only about 40 percent of venous thromboembolism patients are actually on long-term blood thinners," said Wells.
"We hope that this study, which shows the blood thinner rivaroxaban, is as safe as aspirin but much more effective at preventing future clots, will convince patients and their physicians to continue life-long medication that can prevent potentially dangerous blood clots."
Rivaroxaban is a prescription drug available in Canada for about $100 a month, and most private insurance plans will cover the cost. Aspirin costs pennies a day and is available over the counter.


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I have a very interesting relationship with booze. Prior to kids, I could count on one hand the number of times that I actually drank – and even then it typically contained an embarrassingly low percentage of alcohol. Since giving birth twice (and subsequently breast fed each child), I have not touched the stuff! But, a FB friend tagged me recently in a pic showcasing this fascinating discovery: Immediately my interest was piqued! After an unfruitful search at various grocery stores in my area, I decided to order the tea from Amazon. When the first delivery attempt was literally squashed, the company apologized for the delay and shipped the tea ASAP. When I finally received the box, I could not wait to try it out! Upon opening the canister, I noticed a distinct grape-y, floral scent- not quite wine-y, since there was no fermentation (The tea used wine grape skins, bits of pineapple, and "natural wine flavor" for added pizzazz). I followed the brewing directions to a T, and sweetened the concoction with plain white sugar. The end result was decent. Yet I discovered a better way to brew and enjoy this tea. Using my measuring cup, for 2 cups of hot water, I used 2 tea bags, then place the entire thing in the fridge to brew. The stronger flavor came thru when I left the tea steep overnight. Then, as an added kick, I squeezed the juice of a fresh lemon and skipped the sugar altogether. The lemon added the right amount of acidity, while the absence of sugar allowed the tangy yet sweet aroma of pineapple, hints of green apple, and bright notes of the wine grapes to come thru strongly. So, to answer the million-dollar question: does it actually taste like wine? NO! Would I buy it again? ABSOLUTELY! It's more refreshing than traditional sweet tea and pairs well with chicken and fish. However, it is pricey than the generic box of black tea at your local grocer, so it is definitely a splurge (well-deserved splurge, might I add, but still….). Here are the pics of the tea:
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Mater Dolorosa — Weep 'til Death and Weep with Thee
"O all ye that pass by the way, attend, and see if there be any sorrow like to my sorrow. (Lamentations 1:12)
A dutiful child is never unmindful of the sorrows of his mother. Her sighs and labors are ever deeply imprinted on his memory, and he is bent on fulfilling that sacred command of Heaven which venerable Tobias gave to his faithful son: — " Thou must- be mindful what and how great were the perils which thy mother suffered for thee;" and which Ecclesiasticus, inspired by the Holy Ghost, gives to all mankind, in these words: "Forget not the groanings of thy mother."
As Christians, we are all children of Mary. She became our Mother amidst unutterable anguish and pain. She was solemnly declared our Mother when standing at the foot of the Cross, whilst the blood flowed in streams from the wounds of her dying Jesus.
For our loving Redeemer, being about to leave this world, and pitying our orphan state, addressed every Christian, in the person of St. John, his beloved disciple — " Behold thy Mother : " then, turning his bleeding head towards the Blessed Virgin, He said, as the same Evangelist testifies — "Woman behold thy Son." We, therefore, are the children of Mary: Jesus has declared us such.
"As Christ has begotten us," says St. Antonius," to a spiritual life, in the word of truth, by suffering on the cross, so, likewise, Mary has begotten us, and brought us forth in the midst of most acute pains, by sharing in the sufferings of the crucifixion of her Son." Ah, then, never let us forget her sighs and groans —her bitter pains and sorrows. Deeply should we fix them in our memory, and day after day call them to mind.
"Forget not the groanings of thy Mother, and be mindful what and how great were the perils which she suffered for thee." Meditate often on the sorrows of Mary and you will imitate her virtues, share in her merits, and obtain her special protection.
But that you may be still more encouraged to think of the Seven Dolours, be reminded of some other advantages which you will gain from this most beautiful and consoling devotion.
It was revealed to St. Elizabeth, a Benedictine nun, that our Lord will bestow four graces on those who are devout to the sorrows of the Blessed Virgin. First, that whoever invokes her by her Dolours, shall obtain the grace of true repentance. Secondly, that she will console such in all their tribulations, and especially at the hour of death. Thirdly, that the Lord will imprint on their minds a remembrance of his Passion, and inspire them with great devotion to it. Lastly, that He has empowered Mary to obtain for them whatever blessings she pleases.
Of this we are certain, that in proportion as we, the servants of Mary, compassionate her sufferings and meditate on her great sorrows, while thus our love for her grows daily "more and more," so also will our love for Jesus crucified still more continually increase.
Private devotions will multiply, public offices will be more regularly and more devoutly attended, and, as we confidently believe, Mary will show us a grateful love, and, with her own most marvelous blessing, will bless those who, by compassionating her Sorrows, show themselves the most truly to be her children, and give the sweetest consolation to her afflicted heart.
First Dolour
Prophecy of Simeon
"Tuam ipsius animam pertransibit gladius." "And thy own soul a sword shall pierce." —St. Luke ii.
Second Dolour
The Flight into Egypt
"Surge, et accipe Puerum, et matrem Ejus; et fuge in Aegyptum." "Arise, and take the Child and His mother, and fly into Egypt." —St. Matt. ii.
Third Dolour
The Loss of Jesus in the Temple
"Fili, quid fecisti nobis sic? Ecce pater Tuus et ego dolentes qucerebamus Te." "Son, why hast thou done so to us? Behold, Thy Father and I have sought Thee sorrowing."— St. Luke ii.
Fourth Dolour
The Meeting with Our Lord on Calvary
"Sequebatur autem Ilium multa turba populi, et mulierum quae plangebant et lamentabantur eum."
"And there followed Him a great multitude of people and of women who bewailed and lamented Him."—St. Luke xxiii. .
Fifth Dolour
The Crucifixion
"Ibi crucifixerunt Eum." …" Stabat autem juxta Crucem Jesu Mater Ejus." . . . "Where they crucified Him."…" Now there stood by the Cross of Jesus, His Mother."— St. John xix,, 18, 25
Sixth Dolor
Jesus is Taken Down from the Cross
"Et accepto Corpore, Joseph involvit Illud in sindone munda" …" And Joseph, taking the Body, wrapt it up in a clean linen cloth."—St. Matt, xxvii.
Seventh Dolour
Jesus is Laid in the Sepulchre
"Involvit sindone el posuit Eum in monumento." ..." And Joseph wrapped him up in the fine linen, and laid Him in a sepulchre." —St. Mark xv.
"Manual of Devotions in Honour of the Seven Dolours of the Virgin Mary"
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Sunday, March 16, 2014
Life has been a bit chaotic for me recently. I pulled my neck and walked around crooked for a couple of days. Then my back was out of whack for compensating for my neck and now I have a cold. Ugh.
I have a lot of posts to catch up on so be prepared to be inundated: my report on marshmallow fondant, Nate's birthday party review, Butterfinger muddy buddy recipe and more!
The above picture is of me and my two besties from childhood. I've known them both for 2/3 of my life! Crazy! We used to occasionally dress like each other in high school and happened to all be wearing stripes at Nate's birthday party. What a fun coincidence! I love you gals!
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"The bad news is: There is no key for the universe.
The good news is: It was never locked."
– I cannot recall the name of Original Quoter
However, this quote on an erasable marker board caught my eye earlier today and gave me reason to pause and ponder and then to ponder all over again.
My big news for the day is that I underwent a group hypnosis. Wow! is all I am a sayin'. I am intrigued and want to learn more – both as a hypnotist and hypnotee. Have you ever been hypnotized? or are you the hypnotizer?


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I always have mixed feelings about teaching Zils on Week 3. I love playing my zils and dancing at the same time, but I do remember how vexing it was when I first encountered the concept as a student.
But this class went really well! It progressed like this:
- Meet your Zils
- It's good to wear your Zils while dancing with the Slow Steps so you can get used to wearing them and allow the heavy thumb and middle finger to create a graceful hand.
- RLR- pattern while walking
- RLR-pattern in arm cycling exercise to Baladi Unplugged
- RLR- pattern while dancing in Egyptian Basic and 1/2 Turn
There were some confused looks during the class, but when the fog lifted everyone admitted that it was fun. Or, would be fun at some point in the future!
Tribal Combinations L2 was good as well. It was Week 3, Chorus and Reach & Sit. I really believe that once you've made it through L3W3, you have all the concepts that you need to understand ATS®. After that it's just more steps and refinement.
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This is extremely incredible snap of amazing bronze statues on Heroes Square with Chariot Horse. . The Heroes' Square in Budapest in one of the basic pictures and the most acclaimed and most went to square of the capital city. It is the crown of the Andrassy Avenue. The record of the Heroes square started on the end of the 18thcentury and begins of the 19th century. Around then there was only the Gloriette well that was the work of Ybi Miklos. The well is up 'til now stowing ceaselessly there under the metal plate near to the remembrance stone, yet the compositional work itself was moved to another bit of the city. The superb Millennium Monument took the spot of the well in 1895, and meanwhile were started the two recorded focuses on both sides of the Heroes' Square in Budapest. Its trademark and amazing peristyles were made toward begin of the new century between the years 1905 and 1910. The square was totally finished in 1929, when the Heroes square, generally called the Monument of the Unknown Soldier, was situated at the point of convergence of the square. From here on out it is known as the Heroes square. The milestone is a remembrance of the fallen Hungarian troopers and the 7 statues address the 7 pioneers that lead the Hungarian tribes into their new home in 896. At the most astounding purpose of the huge area between them is Archangel Gabriel.
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|St Christopher's, Lit. 2012, jfd+
Matthew provides us today with Jesus' description of the Kingdom in the account of the 5-2-1 talents given by a departing landowner to three slaves. Putting aside the offensiveness that the word "slave" can cause, this is a fascinating and thought-provoking story.
Upon the owner's return, "after a long time," the slaves are summoned. The first to speak, the one given 5 talents, has doubled their value and the owner is pleased. The second slave, having been given 2 talents, also doubled what had been given, again pleasing the owner. The last, having been given one, returned exactly what had been given. The owner is not well pleased.
This last slave says that the owner is known as harsh, taking things not personally owned (a thief, perhaps?), doing things with the possessions of others, all of which makes this third slave fearful. The talent was buried in the ground, un-used, un-utilized to be returned as it had been given.
This owner in this parable is thought of by most interpreters as God. One of the ways this story can be understood, is that this third person, who did not utilize the talent given, had the wrong understanding of God. Thinking of God as a harsh and cruel thief, using and abusing creation is the wrong way to consider how God operates in the world. There is a lack of joy, understanding, compassion and self-awareness in this last person's understanding of the gifts given. They aren't for personal use. They aren't to be hidden, buried. The gifts we are given can and will multiply by our using them to create the Kingdom Christ opens for all of us. They will also make us understand, and be a more integral part of, that Kingdom, helping us to focus on truly understanding what it means to be good and trustworthy.
This individual who refused to use, share, develop the gifts, the talent, freely given, mis-perceived the nature of that gift, and the one who gave it. Wicked thoughts, slanderous motives, selfish desires are no where in God's plan for this Kingdom. We are directed by this story of the 5-2-1 talents given to be actively engaged in using and sharing all our gifts and talents and abilities that have been freely and lovingly given to us.
That sharing is why we have been gifted them.
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Founded in 1975, the Sierra Service Project(SSP) was inspired by and modeled after the Appalachian Service Project. Originally founded by several United Methodist Church ministers, SSP is now an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. It maintains a close affiliation with the United Methodist Church but also draws participants from a number of other denominations. The organization recently moved its headquarters from Carmichael to a storefront near the corner of Del Paso Boulevard and Arden Way in North Sacramento. SSP seeks "through acts of service repairing homes, community centers, and schools to invite middle and high school students into a closer relationship with God and to experience the transformative power of serving people who have a culture and life experience different from their own."
The organization offers week-long service projects to churches and their young people at six(6) locations across the western United States—4 will be in rural communities and 2 in urban areas. The locations are: Navajo Nation, Northeastern Arizona which will most likely be more rustic than the other sites. The exact location has not been determined yet; Chiloquin, Oregon working with local Klamath tribes; Walker River, Nevada on the Walker River Paiute Reservation and in nearby Schurz, NV; Smith River on the Northern California Coast on the Rancheria of the Tolowa tribe but primarily and the surrounding community; South Los Angeles where volunteers will repair homes and work within the community for four days during the week and have their service experience is enhanced by a day of exploring the city, visiting social services agencies and Skid Row as well as spending an evening at the beach; and the multicultural city of Stockton, California which will have a program similar to South Los Angeles.
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Each program location is staffed by a Site Director, Spiritual Life Coordinator, three Construction Team members and two Cooks. They are trained and present at the site for the entire summer, working with the community to provide quality service opportunities. The Staff participates in a ten-day training which consists of hands-on job specific training, sessions on leadership, conflict resolution, youth ministry, and cultural sensitivity among others. This training equips these young adults to be prepared for difficult situations that they may encounter over the summer.
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In my booklet 'Reading the Preston Temple' I comment on the symbolic meaning of certain numbers. Some people have expressed an interest in the symbolic meaning of numbers found in the scriptures so I thought I would share some thoughts on some significant numbers.
1 – God, Unity
Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord: (Deut 6:4)
2 – symbolizes witness and support.
- Two witnesses establish truth (Matthew 26:60).
- The disciples were sent two by two (Luke 10:1).
- The Ten Commandments were inscribed on two tablets of stone.
- The Old and New Testament
3 – Signifies completion or perfection, and unity.
- Three is the number of Personages in the Godhead.
- Many significant events in the Bible happened "on the third day" (Hosea 6:2).
- Jesus' earthly ministry lasted three years
- This number operates as a "sign-post" in Scripture study for the reader to "pay attention" to the significance of the next event (eg Jesus spoke 3 times to the Nephites at Bountiful before they recognised his voice)
4 – Relates to the earth.
- Earth has four seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall.
- There are four primary directions: north, south, east, west.
- The four corners of the earth
- Four earthly kingdoms (Daniel 7:3).
- Parable with four types of soil (Matthew 13).
- Four lunar phases
5 – A number associated with grace
- Five kinds of animals were sacrificed under the Old Covenant Law of sacrifice: goats, sheep, cattle, pigeons and doves
- Samuel the Lamanite prophesied that Jesus would be born in 5 years
- David chose 5 stones for his sling (indicating his reliance on the grace of God)
6 – imperfection, opposition to God
- It falls short of 7
- The mark of the Beast is 666.
- Goliath was 6 foot 6 inches tall and wore 6 pieces of armour.
7– Refers to perfection or completeness.
- On the seventh day God rested after completing the creation (Genesis 2:2).
- Jesus taught Peter to forgive 70 times seven (Matthew 18:22).
- 7 days in a week
- In Hebrew seven is shevah (shebah) from the root shava, meaning "to be full."
- It took Solomon seven years to build the Temple in Jerusalem.
- There are multiple sevens in the Book of Revelation
8 – new beginnings, rebirth, resurrection
- Eight people survived the flood (Genesis 7:13, 23).
- Circumcision took place on the eighth day (Genesis 17:12).
- Aaron and his sons were consecrated on the 8th day
- Jesus was resurrected on the day following the 7th day
- Children are baptised at 8
- 8 Jaredite barges
- Lehis's family wandered in the wilderness for 8 years before sailing for the promised land
- Alma the Elder and his converts travelled 8 days into the wilderness to escape King Noah.
12– Relates to divine government, priesthood authority
- The 12 tribes of Israel.
- The 12 apostles
- Baptismal fonts resting on the back of 12 oxen
30 –associated with mourning and sorrow.
- Aaron's death was mourned for 30 days (Numbers 20:29).
- Moses' death was mourned for 30 days (Deuteronomy 34:8).
- 30 pieces of silver
40 – A number associated with testing and trials.
- During the flood it rained 40 days (Genesis 7:4).
- Israel wandered in the desert for 40 years (Numbers 14:33).
- Jesus was in the wilderness 40 days before being tempted(Matthew 4:2).
- 40 years to build the Salt Lake Temple.


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