text:
Finally tried Gray's at the Park, the restaurant for the Vancouver Hilton. My sister was in town at an event near Delta Park and several other family members had come in to see her, including another sister with her 4 month old baby and 2 year old toddler. We needed a place where we could get in quickly, but didn't want McDonald's. My worry in suggesting a place was that at 7:30 on a Friday night, we might either not get reservations or have to stand in line, which would not be acceptable with two little kids.
Called Gray's and they said, surprisingly, that they were quite open. I asked if they were kid friendly and they said yes and that they had boosters, high chairs, and kids' menus. So that's where we went. It was difficult to get parking because they don't have their own and the Taste of Vancouver was going on across the street. But the city parking garage was only 50 cents an hour. So we popped in there and then walked a half block to the restaurant.
I think my sister would have preferred it to be a little busier so her kids could be noisier without drawing stares, but they were relatively good once they each had food in their mouths.
It's a nice dining room. Very elegant with dark reddish wood paneling and silver beaded strands hanging around the edges of the tall booths and in large circles around the ceiling lights. Several tables sit next to the tall windows overlooking the park across the street.
The dinner menu is split into starters, soup and salads, main courses, pastas, and signature dishes (plus a separate dessert menu). Prices for entrees range from $15 for steak frites to $27 for the goat cheese crusted rack of lamb.
We ordered the sauteed mushroom caps ($8.50), crispy potato crab fritters ($12), and beef carpaccio ($10) to start. The mushrooms were in a creamy/tangy sauce of garlic, white wine, and parmesan. It had a little bite to it, possibly from raw garlic, though it wasn't overwhelmingly garlicky so maybe it was something else spicing it up. They were fine, but not especially good. Perhaps something as a texture contrast for the mushrooms, some crisped breadcrumbs, some bruschetta, and less sauce and more mushroom would have made this better.
The crab fritters were more fritter than crab, but tasted good. There was a bit of cheese in the dough. The fritters were also garnished with strings of fried orange zest, which added a nice touch and may have also been actually in the fritters or at least as part of the shell. However, with that element, I would have preferred some sort of lighter sauce. More crab, especially at that price, would have been nice, too.
The carpaccio came topped with Point Reyes blue cheese, balsamic, and arugula. The beef itself had very little flavor, but it was a nice salad. ;-)
We also got the Caesar salad ($6.50). This was better than the appetizers. The dressing is a little mayonnaisey, but still balanced by the flavors of Worcestershire, lemon, and garlic. The salad itself is nice with good croutons, shavings of parmesan, and frico, a very nice addition. The romaine was cut up and good quality.
I didn't taste all the entrees, but we ordered the grilled flat iron steak ($16.75), steak frites ($15), porcini mushroom half moons ($14.50), grilled wild king salmon ($23.50), and the Syrah braised buffalo short ribs ($18).
I only tried the salmon (my wife's dish) and the short ribs (my dish). Well, I tried the fries, too, which weren't crisp enough but had a nice flavor, accented by some grated cheese. Everything else looked good, though the ribeye was a bit thin. It'd make it difficult to have it the medium-rare that I like but still with a nice crust. My wife's salmon was properly cooked, flaky but not mushy, with good grill marks. More of the fritters were served along with it.
My braised shortribs had a strong "beefy" flavor and were tender, but not mushy. The glaze had a very earthy, deep flavor, a combination of reduced wine and coffee. It probably could have used just a little acid finish, though. The ribs were perched on parmesan whipped potatoes, which I found very peppery and not especially parmesany. The roasted root vegetables were a bit dry and really needed the gravy.
We had a flourless polenta chocolate cake with peppermint ice cream for dessert. There was really too much going on. Along with the cake and ice cream, there were covered espresso beans, chocolate sauces flavored with liquers, caramel sauce, whipped cream, etc. I didn't really like the flavor of the cake, either. It didn't have that rich chocolate flavor. It had the bitterness of dark chocolate, but also an odd tanginess. The polenta didn't come through except to make the texture crumbly. The peppermint ice cream was supermarket quality, I thought.
btw, the toddler got a grilled cheese and fries that looked really nice. Looked cooked perfectly.
Service was sloooow. Found myself often looking around wondering where the server was. They were very nice and seemed to be trying hard to please. Maybe they were working the bar as well or short-handed despite it being only 1/4 full on a Friday night. I went for lunch the next day working on my burger and Caesar surveys, though, and service was again off. (We waited 5 minutes or more before I went to find someone to seat us.)
It's a very nice restaurant and easily the best restaurant in the area. It's probably the best restauant in the vicinity of Delta Park and Jantzen Beach, too, and might be a good option for those at the Expo Center. Prices seem fair. Nothing was outstanding, but everything was at least decent. Difficult report, really, because it's one of those places where the food isn't especially tasty or exciting, but nothing is really a failure, either.
Link: http://www.extramsg.com
by Hana Asbrink | My latest haul. Welcome to Chow...
by Dan Koday | You ever notice how a great marinade can instantly elevate what otherwise would end up as a pretty...
by Eric Silverstein | By Eric Silverstein Chef Eric Silverstein is the founder and owner of The Peached Tortilla in Austin...
by Joey Skladany | Going camping? Foil packets are the best way to cook your food (and they're pretty great in the oven...
Sign up for our newsletter to receive the latest tips, tricks, recipes and more, sent twice a week.


text:
"Number rules the universe" once said the great mathematician Pythagoras... And when looking closely at Michael's career through a "mathematical prism", something quite uncanny starts to appear: the importance of the number 7.
The 2012 season for one, Michael's last with the team and in Formula One, provides a significant amount of examples: Michael, the 43 years old (4 + 3 = 7) 7 times World Champion, racing in car number 7, scored a total of 49 (7x7) points.
How did Michael score those points? 49% (7x7) of them were scored from his 4 7th places. 7 (all but 1) of his point finishes were non-podium finishes. Michael also sadly faced 7 retirements, before finishing up on the high, crossing the line in his W03, number 7, in 7th place for his final race in Sao Paulo...
His "previous" career would also prove to be a goldmine for any "mathematical fact geek": Michael still holds the record for most consecutive wins in a season, from 2004 with... 7 wins. Same goes for "most wins at one circuit still on the calendar" record, with his 7 wins in Canada, or the "most wins as a season-runner up" record (7 in 2006.)
Strange isn't it? It makes you wonder if Michael planned all of this, in the cockpit of his first race car, when at his very first race he qualified... in 7th place.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tools, Methodologies and Databases
We currently have more than 35 tools and methodologies available to ensure the quality of our work and to enable repetitive or complex tasks to be performed rapidly and accurately. At the end of every project, the tools used, enhanced or developed are made available to others in the group through CA Store – as an Excel add-in. In this way, knowledge is retained and organised as company structural capital.
We loath doing repetitive tasks which can be automated. We aim to automate as much as possible of routine engineering tasks through the use of templates, macros, and specific software. For example, we have tools to perform batch processing for pile design (based around OPILE) generating pile capacity plots, PY/TZ curves, and pile response/stiffness results for many profiles, once the assignment of design parameters is completed manually.
Complex engineering analyses have been professionally programmed into engineering software: pile design (OPILE), jackup leg penetration (JACA) and caisson design (CAISSON).
Databases are also an important source of in-house knowledge. We maintain databases of trenchers and ploughs, actual trenching and plough performance, mass flow excavators, uplift resistance of buried pipelines, pipeline penetration during pipe-lay, pile setup, and cyclic pile load tests.
Click here for Cathie Associates software development.


text:
We are now open all afternoon for drinks, teas, coffees and delicious cakes!
Soushi is located in the heart of Cirencester, just minutes from the historic market place, in the Old Post Office development. Our small and intimate interior make it a unique dining experience, with al fresco dining available during the summer months.
Opened in November 2009, Soushi has been bringing a real taste of authentic Japanese cuisine to the Cotswolds. Our small, carefully considered menu offers a variety of hot and cold Japanese cuisine to suit all tastes.
Our lunch menu which amongst other dishes features our famous Bento Box, offers a healthy option for those looking for a quick turnaround, whilst our evening menu gives the opportunity to enjoy a more extensive menu for those with discerning tastes.
We offer a variety of hot and cold take away options, and with prior notice we can organise deliveries.
For those who find the prospect of Japanese food rather daunting, all our staff have a comprehensive knowledge of the menu to assist you with your choices.
Contact Details
The Old Post Office
12 Castle Street
Glos GL7 1QD
Tel: 01285 641414
Opening Hours
Tuesday - Saturday
Lunch - 12pm with last orders in the kitchen at 2.30pm
Dinner - 6pm with last orders in the kitchen at 9.30pm


text:
Readings: email@example.com
Atira's clients live around the world:
Clients' Comment on Their Readings
Home Page
Sweden, Isreal,Brazil, Singapore,Japan,Germany,
Canada, USA, Australia, Great Britain...
and they are from all walks of life:
CEO's, housewives, nurses
doctors, lawyers, judges,
celebrities, musicians/authors/artists
flight attendants, etc...
Atira's clients live around the world:
Clients' Comment on Their Readings
Atira is the real thing! I had a reading with her and was majorly impressed. She is wonderful and accurate. Hugs and good thoughts and love, Claudia in California
Best Reading EVER!
I had an AMAZING reading with Atira! It was a 99% accurate reading!
She's the best I've ever had a reading from and I'm speaking from extensive regular readings I've had over the many years of my adult hood (there's many, lol). Loved and connected to her energy, beautiful soul, I'm very selective and she would be one I would love to have as an eternal friend.
Thank you very much! I will be passing my wonderful and most accurate reading on to friends.
Angelic Blessing from W. in Scottsdale, Arizona
To borrow a phrase from a friend, I felt my "moment of clarity" during the session.
I know what I'm supposed to be doing and where I am meant to go. From the mundane (how's my home, my cats, my workplace) to the sublime (my angels, my many-lifetimes life path and lessons), I feel renewed, validated and grounded. I have homework to enhance my healing, and am excited to begin a new phase in my life.
"Thank you" is not nearly enough, but it's heartfelt and sincere.
HM in Painesville, OH
Blown Away!
My reading by Atira was awesome! She at first was reluctant to give me one, as she said I was so connected by spirit that I didn't need her, but I wanted to hear what she had to say.
I had a list of about 15 questions to ask. And she answered most of them before I even asked. She told me about my past lives; they were so amazing that most of the questions I had left were then either insignificant or answered in ways I hadn't imagined.
Life around Jesus, with Edgar Cayce in ancient Egypt. I was a priest in the Knights Templar which explained my connection to the Catholic church now as well as my attraction to the group on TV and in books.
Of course there were things on a more personal nature, but those things I somehow knew already.
I hadn't expected the profound detailed past lives information and her info of things to come and my life purpose this time around. She also gave me some titles of books I should read to be more open to spirits guidance.
An amazing experience indeed! It was definitely life changing and exciting to know of wonderful changes spiritually that are soon to happen for me.
It was for sure the reading of a lifetime for me!
WOW, That was Fast!
Hi, Mary Ellen, thank you for setting up my appointment with Atira.
I have no words to describe how great it was.
She was "right on" about everything. I am so thankful to have had the opportunity, for this wonderful experience.
I will also add that two unbelievable synchronicites have already happened, in less than 24 hours since the reading.
I can hardly wait to see what happens next!
I will certainly keep in contact through both of your websites/newsletter.
Thanks again so very much for everything.
P G in Brookhaven, PA
Hi, Mary Ellen, thank you for setting up my appointment with Atira.
I have no words to describe how great it was.
She was "right on" about everything.
I am so thankful to have had the opportunity, for this wonderful experience.
I will also add that two unbelievable synchronicites have already happened, in less than 24 hours since the reading.
I can hardly wait to see what happens next!
I will certainly keep in contact through both of your websites/newsletter.
Thanks again so very much for everything.
P G in Brookhaven, PA
Atira is the Real Deal!
I had my reading with Atira, and it was wonderful!
The minute I heard Atira's voice, I knew it was going to be a great reading.
Not because I expected it to be told a bunch of good news, but because her voice is so warm and caring.
She is such a kind, loving person and just talking to her made me feel uplifted and joyous.
She truly has the best interests of the person she is reading for at heart.
I knew that if there was anything to be concerned about in the reading, she would give me tools I could use to help.
Now, of course, I can think of lots of questions that I couldn't think of at the time, so when it feels like the time is right, I will ask for another reading.
Atira kept checking the audio tape of my reading, to make sure the tape was recording, and I am so glad, because I can't remember most of it now!
I am so grateful to know you, Mary Ellen and Atira, even though it is not in person, because the love you both feel for people and the light you shine on whatever you touch is apparent even 3,000 miles away.
She told me the names of my two guardian angels.
That was such a great gift.
Now I talk to them all the time, and I never feel alone.
I truly meant it when I said I feel very fortunate to have found you and Atira.
S in Florida
I just had my first reading with Atira and she is a loving and insightful reader.
She went right to the heart of the matter and helped me to see where I've been (lessons learned) and where I'm going (lessons to be learned).
She told me the names of my Guardian Angels and also told me that I have a Master Guide with me at this time. (You see, even when we feel alone, we are NOT.)
I discussed a work problem with her and she helped me to see that this particular woman is unwell at this time, but also that her character does not lend itself to encouraging success in others.
In fact, it's almost like she feels that it takes away from herself to say "good job" to anyone.
I have thought this for years, but wondered if it was "all in my head".
I didn't realize though that she isn't well and that this illness is scaring her.
Atira said to extend love to her everytime she lashes out at me.
It's been rough but this is what I have done these last days and she has "backed-off" with her rude comments.
I just remember what Atira said and ask myself, "how would Jesus handle this". This brings peace and kindness into my soul.
She told me that I have been through a "dark night of the soul" for these last 2 years.
My emotions have been in an upheaval, but my searching, reading, and angelic help has brought me through it and next year will be brighter.
She said that I went through a period of allowing myself to feel victimized, which when I look back, I can see with great clarity.
I called it my "poor-me syndrome".
There were things that she revealed to me about my grandchildren, wonderful things, and some of concern.
I thank her heartily for her reading and would encourage others to experience one too.
C. from Canada.
I just got off the phone with Atira!
I may never, in this lifetime, need another reading!
It was...FANTABULISTIC! (No English word was better than that one.)
Man, I am FLYING!
Atira is a wonderful, loving and warm woman.
Whew! What an experience!
Yvonne in California
Sharing Atira with Loved ones
Please thank Atira for me. Her help is immense.
Also, I would like to book a reading for my friend.
Chris in Utah
Atira is the Real Deal!
I just had the most wonderful reading with ATiRA.
I appreciated the reading, and feel better after talking with her.
I would like to gift a reading to my sister.
I feel fortunate to have spoken with her and truly blessed.. blessings to you both!
Atira is the real deal...which makes me all that more grateful to talk with her.
Peace of mind is wonderful and it would be a good idea for me to have a follow up session with ATiRA next year.
The world is all the more beautiful with you and ATiRA in it.
Blessings, Nicole in Seattle
I had another reading with Atira and as usual...awe-inspiring with the accuracy and spiritual encouragement she gives.
Thank you for all you do, I appreciate it ALL.
Nannette in Ohio
More than I could Remember!
I just got around to listening to the audio tape of my appointment with Atira.
It is awesome.
I didn't even remember half the stuff that was on there.
It really helps to have that tape to help a person remember everything that we talked about.
Atira Surprised Me!
ATira surprised me and touched on a deep and important subject for me.
This is very profound work she does!
Julie in Reno, Nevada
T in Seattle
More than I Expected!
I will get yearly readings from now on.
I got off the phone feeling confident, happy, and self assured.
Issues that have been weighing heavily on my mind were just taken away.
She actually assured me of the person I was born to be.
Atira is the kind of person that you would just love to pick at her brain to understand all her ideologies about spirituality and God.
Brittany in California
I was referred to Atira by my cousin Yvonne, who had her reading today
She is still glowing from the experience!
I would now like to book a reading.
My reading with Atira, was wonderful, enlightening, life-changing, and well worth every cent.
I am SO PLEASED with the direction and speed of my growth since my reading, and I owe it all to you both and to the Divine Creator, and, of course, my Angels!
Love, Nanette in Ohio
It is amazing how accurate Atira's information was right from the start!
Atira covered all of the major events going on in my life at the moment.
AND...also what had been going on prior two years!
So, I hardly had any questions to ask her!
My reading was wonderful!
I feel so completely blessed!
Thank you both so very much.
I cannot express my gratitude to the both of you for being so incredibly kind.
Mary Ellen, keep sending the newsletters!
I feel a spiritual connection and would love to meet you both in the future.
I want to thank the both of you from the bottom of my heart! God bless!
North Carolina
Mary Ellen, NOW I know why you keep saying Wow about Atira's gifts!!!
This was the best reading I have ever had!!!
All I can say is WOW!!!
Hugs, Maurie
Mary Ellen, please let Atira know how happy I was with my reading.
I have been read several times in the past by other readers and last year by Atira.
Her readings are so much more informational and correct than any others!
Also, thank you again for your newsletter.
It is wonderful and I sent it onto friends to cheer them up.
I hope some day to meet you both in person.
Spring Valley, Wisconsin
We want to thank you for all that the angel reading has done for my husband.
He plays your tape over and over as he is driving.
He is learning to trust and have faith, and trying not to make mountains out of molehills.
You have taken away his fear of God and all the bad stuff he was taught in a Catholic School. He now has a clearer understanding of his family, since he is no longer looking at them through the eyes of guilt.
He has gained some self-confidence, and is becoming a different person.
I wouldn't have thought this was possible.
In a few weeks we will be moving.
Now, he will be able to leave all the bad emotions behind in Wisconsin, and begin a new life.
We wish you love, light, and many blessings.
I had the great honor of recently having a reading from Atira,
it was excellent and very much on the mark;
her manner over the phone was wonderful.
It felt like she was right there beside me, and I was amazed at how much she covered in an hour, which flew.
Mary in Oregon
My appointments with Atira give me valuable spiritual and physical insights into what is happening with
myself and the ones around me. Thank You for being there, Atira.
Barb in Seattle
I have had many readings with Atria and am very pleased ... not only impressed for my self, but I have send many of my clients... and more of my friends to her for an accurate, positive and most of all her ability to afirm that she can be of service, with our permission and our use of our wills freer will, our gift from Spirit.
The gift she really gives is to aid us/me in my belief of myself, this can not be measured.
I am proud to send this note and will do much more to aid this talented and gifted women. Sincerely, E J. MSW
I admit to being apprehensive before my reading,but she completely put me at ease right away with her kind manner.
She was amazingly accurate as she went through my life reading of both me and members of my family.
Atira gave me guidelines that have helped me on my way since then and I deeply appreciate her.
Sincerely, Phyllis
Atira is the most phenominal reader I have had a reading with!
Being from Seattle I must know about 175 reader-wanna-be's.
Atira is consistent with the accuracy of her reading with me, and also the compassion she shares.
I felt better, uplifted, more emotionally soothed by my reading with Atira.
I wish the world was full of readers of her caliber. MSK Eugene, Oregon
Atira's reading pegs the reality meter. She skipped over the superficial stuff, and got right to the higher truths that are pertinent.
My life and soul's purpose are back in check with my reading from Atira.
The One Hour that I spent with Atira on the phone, was like talking to my very best
friend that has know me for years.
Atira was able to help face the fear of lost my grandmother at the time and also. Help me to understand some of my deeper emotions towards family and friends.
It was a very enjoyable experience and one that I would recommend to others.
G in Redding, California
Atira is an amazing psychic/clairvoyant reader who has been of
great personal help to me for seven years.
When we first met, I was cautiously skeptical, after all the sort of ability she has seems unbelievable.
But in our first conversation she displayed an amazing talent for cutting right to the heart of the issue, giving clear, simple, accurate answers to questions that were troubling me.
Her approach is kind, yet direct. No difficult concepts or hard to understand metaphors here.
Just the truth, presented in a way that's
easy to understand, and amazingly accurate.
Because she gets to the heart if the issue quickly, you won't need to spend endless hours on the phone, thus her services are very economical.
PM in California
I had a reading with Atira yesterday and you are right, she is fantastic.
Everything I heard was correct and acurate.
Northern California
Ontario, Canada
Prediction Results
from Washington State
Nervous in New York
Wowed in Wisconsin
Tickled Pink in Tennessee
Miracles Manifesting in Minnesota
Set Straight in Texas
Appreciative in California
Incredible Experience
Jubliant in Wisconsin
Over Joyed in Oregon
Elated in Illinois
WOW-ed in California!
Everything Atira spoke about was accurate!
She knew about my family, my past, my present, and gave me instructions on how to adjust my future, to help me guide myself to becoming a more fulfilled human being.
Now, it's up to me to follow through.
The gift Atira has, is something to behold!
Thanks! Bert
Chicago Comments
Counting on Atira
Told all her Friends in California
Fly on the Wall in Texas
Love ya, Neva
A Wonderful Experience in Missouri
LOVED Atira in Southern California
Amazed in Washington
It was amazing to me how much she knew about my life.
I will definitely have a
reading again in the future.
Jennifer in Lynnwood, Washington.
WOWed in Ohio!
Pet Psychic Agnes Shares
Guided in Hawaii
Surprised in Ohio
Confession from Washington
Encouragement in Washington
Helped in Washington
Excited in Washington
Ryan's mother
Ryan in Washington State
Surprised in Ohio
Impressed in Washington State
Amazed in Arizona
Great-full in Alberta, Canada
Enlightened in Conneticut
Pat in San Diego
Experience one of her
magical readings now.
Newsletter Stories
Featuring ATIRA:
to show you the beauty and goodness
of her Heart
"Small Hands...Big Hearts" 07-17-02
TWA.... Travel With Angels 04-30-00
An Egyptian Miracle 2-22-00
Dr. John Regains His Sight
on the Angel Cruise 4-11-1
ATIRA's Home Page
ATIRA Recommends Books
ATIRA's Clients Comments
Prayer Team
Agnes "Pet Communicator"
Angel Scribe HOME PAGE
Angel Scribe Newsletters
Mary Ellen "Famous Author"
ORDER Miracle books
"Expect Miracles" Book
Book of Christmas Miracles
Children who see Angels
Miss Wings "Miracle Kitten"
Messages from the Angels
Angelic Music
Angelic Artists
Angel Clouds
Walk in Wonder
Angel/Spiritual Books
Note from the editor:
We decided to share Atira's gifts on this page
for the sole (or should we say soul!) purpose
of honoring the amazing work she does with her
angelic guides and for the support she offers others.
We receive no funds for sharing Atira with you all.
(Atira, has the right to refuse service to anyone.)


text:
images via FGR
Free People April Lookbook
Models: Jacquelyn Jablonski, Hailey Clauson, Luisa Bianchin, Kate Harrison
Photographed by: Thomas Northcut
Can Free People be any more spot on with these looks?! Coachella is creeping up on all of us (11 days until weekend 1 and 18 days until weekend 2, which I'll be attending).... and I think that the feather headdresses and FP exclusive festival paint are must-haves.
*The video is made by Free People demonstrating great ideas for festival body paint, the song is rad too!*
...regardless if you're heading to Coachella, summer is oh-so-soon and that means festival season is upon us, what other festivals are you planning to hit??
shop these pieces here!


text:
SAN DIEGO (AP) Stephan Hicks and Josh Greene scored 14 points each to lead Cal State Northridge to a 69-58 victory against Northern Kentucky in a NUCDF Basketball Challenge contest on Sunday.
Allan Guei added 13 points, and Hicks had 10 rebounds for the Matadors (6-0), who are off to their best start since joining Division I before the 1990-91 season.
Eshuante Jones scored 24 points and Jalen Billups 10 for the Norse (0-4).
The game was tied at 27-all with 16:36 remaining, but Hicks converted two three-point plays to spark a run that put Cal State Northridge in control, up 43-32 with 11:32 to play. Northern Kentucky got no closer than seven the rest of the way.


text:
Motorola Droid which is available on the Verizon network, the Android based Smartphone, has recently received an Android 2.0.1 update. You can update via OTA (Over The Air).
Just a recap of the Moto Droid features:
Motorola Droid is the first Smartphone that runs on Google Android 2.0 (Eclair) Operating System. It sports a 3.7touch screen display, a 5 mega-pixel camera with auto focus and LED flash. Other features includes a sliding QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, built-in GPS receiver, 3.5 mm headset jack, accelerometer, 32GB expandable memory.
The Change log of Android 2.0.1 on Motorola Droid includes:
- The OS stability is improved.
- Battery life has improved.
- Enhancements for three-way calling.
- Audio for incoming calls has improved.
- When receiving a call on call waiting, the speakerphone now remains on.
- The Bluetooth functionality has improved and the background echo has now been eliminated. Bluetooth phone book transfer of contacts to in-vehicle Bluetooth solutions has been improved.
- After closing a GPS application, the GPS icon will now automatically be removed from the notification panel.
- Users can now receive SMS and MMS messages after an EMS message is received.
- SMS and MMS may now be sent to any seven digit addresses.
- Google contact merging has been updated to accommodate seven-digit numbers.
- Visual Voice Mail notices now arrive instantaneously.
- The corporate calendar widget user interface is updated.


text:
I used this image from Ike's world, I colored with Prismacolor pencils , I added the sentiment , some Washi tape a die cut mermaid and some gems. Im entering the challenge here..
Monday, July 10, 2017
2 comments:
- ike said...
A fabulous card - I bet he would love a mermaid swimming in his pool with him :-D
Thank you very much for using my image and for coming to play at IKEsWORLD Challenges.
IKE x
My Challenge Blog
My Shop
My Blog
FB Fan Page
Cat Lovers Challenge Blog
- July 11, 2017 at 4:23 AM
- Sall said...
Ahh this is fabulous I'd say I would like to be in a pool but as it's raining here maybe not. Thank you for taking the time to join in with our challenge and sharing your creativity with us, I love to see your talent, creativity and imagination at work. I hope to see more of your creativity in the near future. Love 'n' hugs Sall IkesWorld Challenges DT
- July 11, 2017 at 5:43 AM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
27K ENTROPY ROOM. The walls radiate strange patterns of colored light, constantly moving and changing. A gnome sits near the west wall, facing the room entrance. A small stone statue of a head is strapped to the top of the gnome's skull, emitting a soft gibbering sound. Next to the gnome is a small leather bag.
The room is under a special kind of magic entropy field produced by the gibbering stone head. If a person starts to move towards the west wall, they will begin to slow down involuntarily, finally coming to a complete stop about halfway along. Any kind of movement is affected, so flyers will slow down and come to rest on the floor. Observers will notice the stop, but to the person doing the movement, the effect is not noticeable, although they will become frustrated that the room appears to be taking so long to traverse.
Silencing the stone head will stop the field, and teleportation works normally. Other solutions on how to reach the gnome are also possible. If the stone head is removed from the room it will stop gibbering until brought back. The person wearing the stone head is immune to the entropy field.
Chaos Gnome, Chaotic Neutral male gnome Illusionist (AC 6; MV 6"; I7; hp 20; #AT 0; D Nil; S 15, I 18, W 6, D 18, C 12, Ch 16; SA Magic use; XP 850)
First Level Illusionist Spells:
Change self, darkness, hypnotism, light
Second Level Illusionist Spells:
Blur, invisibility, mirror image
Third Level Illusionist Spells:
Dispel illusion, paralyzation
The lights are providing entertainment for the gnome. To his highly trained eyes they tell him stories and secrets. If the adventurers are able to reach him and they are not rude, he will give them gifts from his bag. He has the following:
- wand of wonder (54 charges)
- manual of puissant skill at arms
- a music box with a tiny bear standing on atop and a windable key. If the music box is wound up the bear will dance and the winder will gain strength (as the spell) for one hour. Usable once per day.
- a ring with a small golden beetle on it. Once per day the beetle may be removed and it will fly off, acting like a wizard eye with respect to the owner. It can stay away from the ring for one turn and can fit through any small space that would be accessible to an insect.
- a small flask holding a potion that will cure any mutation from Room 27I.
- a magic broom that will move behind the owner and sweep away all trace of his or her passage, usable for up to six hours per day.
One gift will be given per person. The chaos gnome will try to match gifts to owners who will find them useful. If there are not enough given in the list above for all the characters, add minor magic items, such as a potion or scroll so that all are included.


text: Save Time Billing. FreshBooks customers spend less time on paperwork, freeing up 2 days per month to focus on the work they love. What would you do with that extra time? Grow Your Business. FreshBooks is built to support the needs of growing businesses. On average, FreshBooks customers double their revenue in the first 24...[Click for more details]


text:
Wallace State has 10 student-athletes recognized by NJCAA for academic achievements
in Academic, Athletics, Baseball, Community, Golf, Headlines, Men's Basketball, Softball, Volleyball
HANCEVILLE, ALA. – Wallace State athletics had 10 players recognized Wednesday as National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Athletes of Distinction for their academic achievements.
Volleyball's Kaci Kirk and Olivia Walker and softball's Amanda Medders were each named Superior Academic Achievement honorees for earning a GPA between 3.80-3.99 during the 2014-15 academic year.
Exemplary Academic Achievement recipients (3.60-3.79 GPA) were men basketball's Jacob Barrett and Xavier Mills, softball's Andrea McKenzie and Rachel Ragland, baseball's Oliver Francis, golf's Will McDowell and volleyball's Montana Clark.
On the field or court, Wallace State athletics produced three conference champions (volleyball, softball and golf) during the 2014-15 season and a pair of conference runner-ups (women's basketball and baseball).
For the full list of individual winners, visit njcaa.org.
According to the NJCAA, it saw 58,531 student-athletes compete on 3,461 teams in 28 different sports during the 2014-15 academic year. Of those competitors, a record 3.31 percent – or a record 1,936 student-athletes from 324 NJCAA member colleges – were recognized with academic awards for their achievements in the classroom. Receiving the highest honors with a 4.0 grade-point average, 185 student-athletes received the NJCAA Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence. There were 741 qualifiers for the Superior Academic Achievement Award, while 1,110 individuals claimed the Exemplary Academic Achievement Award.
For more information about Wallace State athletics, visit wallacestate.edu.
Russell Moore
Staff Writer
Wallace State Community College
P.O. Box 2000, Hanceville, AL 35077
1-866-350-9722 256-352-8443 direct
Visit us online at www.wallacestate.edu


text:
The Portashrinker is a handheld device invented by Ms. Frizzle that shoots a beam that shrinks or causes the target to grow. Ms. Frizzle often keeps the portashrinker in her dress pocket, for a sudden field trip idea or to get out of a "large" situation.
The portashrinker is made of recycled plastic, and was among the items on the bus un-recycled by Wanda's wish. ("Holiday Special") It is sensitive to water, and was unable to work after falling into a puddle until it had dried. The bus has a device that holds the portashrinker while it dries, and "dings when the portashrinker is too wet to work" called the doodinger. ("Butterfly and the Bog Beast")
Once while the class visited Wanda's house, her little brother William got into Ms. Frizzle's tool box and shrunk the class with the portashrinker. He later stepped on it, breaking it. Mrs. Li found it afterwards, and threw it in the toybox. ("Under Construction")
- Whether this is the only portashrinker is unknown. Later episodes show a portashrinker being used, but the series does not necessarily follow chronological order.


text:
Back To Previous
The Winery at Hunters Valley
- Address: 3 Orchard Rd. Liverpool, PA 17045
- Phone: 717-444-7211
- Address: 3 Orchard Rd. Liverpool, PA 17045
- Phone: 717-444-7211
Overlooking the Susquehanna River in Perry County, Hunters Valley Winery offers fine wine with a bold, beautiful taste. Our wine list is extensive and offers everything from traditional sweet wines to dry table wines. Also enjoy events with live music and free wine tasting. Browse our gift shop for that unique wine related item you've been looking for.
Groups: Enjoy a private tour, tasting or a scenic boxed lunch picnic with your next group. A 1 to 2 hour experience. Maximum 50 persons per group.
Wedding Venues: Weddings can be held in our new Wedding Pavilion during the warmer months. The Wedding Pavilion can hold 165 people.
- Directions: From Carlisle, Follow Route 34 to the Route 11 & 15 intersection. Turn right onto Orchard Road. Winery is 1/3 mile from intersection.
- Gift Shop:
- Hours: Daily 10am-6pm
- Months Open: year round
- Motorcoach Parking:
- Notes: Pets are allowed on the grounds, but not inside the winery. Call for summer hours.
- Parking: Free
Payment Accepted:
- American Express
- Discover
- Mastercard
- Visa
- Route 15 Member:
Quick Check
- Credit Cards Accepted:
- Handicapped Accessible:
- Pets Allowed:
- Restrooms:
- Tours Available:
Farms, Markets & Wineries
- PA Preferred
- Crafts/Gifts:
- Open Year-Round:
- Other: Wine Tasting, Special Events, Every weekend in Mar -Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail, Open House and Craft Fair, first weekend in June and third weekend in October, Christmas Open House first Saturday in December.
- Wine:
- Made in Cumberland Valley:
- Made in the Valley Products: Art from Perry County Council of the Arts is on display and for sale year round. Hand made pottery by Mary Kelly. Hand painted wine glasses.
- Group Reservations Required:
- Maximum # of People for Tour: 50
- Motorcoach Parking:
Type of Experience
- Agricultural:
- Educational:
- Shopping:
- Tours Available:


text:
ET Low Carbon Index Series
ET Low Carbon Index Series
The Engaged Tracking Low Carbon Index Series is the only low carbon index series on the market that is based on a public, transparent carbon ranking of each constituent company.
ET Low Carbon Indexes include Scope 3 emissions, which typically account for 75% or more of a company's total carbon risk exposure.
Our guide, coming soon…
Why responsible investors are using Engaged Tracking Low Carbon Indexes
● Engaged Tracking investors reduce their exposure to carbon risk while encouraging investee companies to lower emissions in line with the goals of the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
● Every ET Low Carbon Index in the series has outperformed its benchmark over the last 6 years and this trend is expected to continue. Early adopters will benefit most.
● Fossil free versions of each index are available.
● Includes Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions.
● Includes active engagement with constituent companies to lower their emissions comes through the ET Carbon Ranking Series.
● Equity and bond index strategies available.
● Low active return correlation with other indexes.
● Bespoke strategies available, including sector neutral weightings.
ET Low Carbon Index Series FAQs
Each index in the ET Low Carbon Index Series has outperformed the market for the last 6 years.
1. ET Low Carbon Indexes have lower correlations to the oil price than other equity indexes, e.g. MSCI ACWI Index.
● ET Low Carbon Indexes have a weak positive correlation, in the range 11-13% to changes in the oil price.
● ET Fossil Free Low Carbon Indexes have a lower correlation than the ET Low Carbon series, in the range 10-11% to changes in the oil price.
2. Over the same period, global equities as measured by MSCI ACWI have a correlation of 14.6% and is in line with the ET Global 2400 base index at 14.9%.
3. Is this relationship stable over different oil price regimes?
● Interestingly, when the oil price is above USD100, the correlation of the ET Low Carbon and Fossil Free series fall to 5-7%, suggesting no correlation.
● When the oil price is below USD60, the correlation of the ET Low Carbon and Fossil Free series remains stable.
● However, when the weekly oil price changes by more than 5%, in either direction, the ET Low Carbon and Fossil Free Low Carbon Index series correlation jumps to 25-27%, similarly global equities rise to 35%.
ET Low Carbon Indexes advantage companies with lower emissions and better disclosure. Companies with lower emissions are by definition more efficiently run businesses than their more carbon intensive peers. Companies disclosing their carbon risk exposure are likely to be better managing current and emerging risks than those that are failing to take account of carbon risk. Companies with better carbon disclosure have also been found to enjoy a lower cost of capital, lower disagreement between investment analysts and lower volatility.


text:
Dramatis Personae: Calla, Keluak, Keth (and Elia)
Source: "Iriandel" (Dungeon 83)
While out on a long patrol through the countryside, the PCs got caught in an autumn rainstorm and sought shelter in a fortified village called Pebbleton. The majority of the residents were halflings, but there were enough tall folk around to allow for buildings and furnishings that could accommodate them.
The guards at the village gates insisted on searching the PCs' belongings, explaining that orcs were always a danger this year (looking pointedly at Keth while they said so). They then directed the PCs to Mayor Roscoe Thorngage's house. The mayor greeted them warmly and invited them to share his meal and dry out in front of his fire.
After the meal, the mayor told them a story about a remarkable horse he'd come across in the woods nearby a year before. He then explained that a half-elf bard had recently come to town with an even more remarkable tale concerning the horse. He offered to take the PCs to meet her at the village's common hall, a large, roomy area carved out of a low hill in the center of town. First, though, he took them to meet the horse, whom he'd named Treetrot: a fine, grey-maned stallion who fairly jumped with excitement upon seeing the PCs enter his stable.
There they found the bard, a "comely" half-elven woman with red hair, attempting to play her flute with accompaniment from two halfling drummers. The drummers were a bit bored, however, and ended up going off on a convoluted drum solo, so the bard sighed and wandered over to the PCs almost as soon as she'd spotted them. She introduced herself as Ruallin, and Mayor Thorngage asked her to repeat her tale to the PCs.
Ruallin launched into a lengthy legend concerning tribes of human barbarians and wild elves, as well as star-crossed lovers. A unicorn named Iriandel – the guardian of the elves' forest – was also mixed up in the story. The legend stated that the chieftain of the barbarians, a man named Turiew, had fallen in love with an elf named Deleflin, who was the friend (and frequent rider) of the unicorn. Their love was forbidden, so they met in secret. Some time later, another barbarian tribe – said to have the blood of orcs and ogres running hot in their veins – came to the area to take the land away from the locals. The chief of the newcomers, Tamaich, challenged Turiew to a duel. Deleflin, against the wishes of her people, sought to aid her lover. She called upon the fickle elven gods for aid, and they granted her the power to turn Iriandel's horn into a magic spear and Iriandel himself into a fearless stallion. But with the condition that if the horse and spear remained separated for more than three days, they would remain so for another three centuries.
Sure enough, while Turiew was able to kill Tamaich with the spear, he too succumbed to the half-orc's poisoned blade. Tamaich's people overwhelmed Turiew's, and the spear was buried with Tamaich in a great barrow built over the tribe's winter camp. Deleflin, overcome with grief, "went away to the place where elves are immortal", and with Iriandel the unicorn gone, the forest and the elves that inhabited it dwindled away.
Ruallin was adamant that the halfling mayor's horse, Treetrot, was the body of Iriandel. She urged the PCs to seek out the spear so that Iriandel could be restored to his true form and become the guardian of the forest once again. The PCs felt like it was Fate that had brought them here, so they readily agreed to help.
Keth decided he'd like to play a bit of music with Ruallin, so the two got up on stage and Keth accompanied the half-elf on his lute. The halfling drummers were impressed by the half-orc's skills and got to chatting with him afterwards. One of them explained that he'd once found a strange glyph on an old oak tree in the woods to the southeast of town while out searching for inspiration. He warned the half-orc that it seemed like it didn't want to be found deliberately … and sure enough, when the PCs went to look, it took them six hours just to find the old oak, even though it turned out to be less than 5 miles out of town.
Unsure of how to find the glyph on the tree, Elia decided she'd try talking to it. Everyone thought she'd gone mad until the tree seemingly replied. The voice had come from above, and when the PCs looked up, they discovered that it wasn't the tree talking but an owl! It introduced itself as Tashek, and asked them what they were doing looking for Iriandel's mark. This prompted the PCs to relate the story Ruallin had told them. Listening intently, Tashek expressed disappointment at having been left out of the tale before filling in the gaps. As it so happened, he had been a good friend of Iriandel's and so had been around on that fateful day when the unicorn had become cursed to wander the woods as a mere horse for three centuries. He was pleased to hear that the time was now right for Iriandel's restoration and offered to help the PCs. They asked him if he knew the way to Tamaich's tomb, and Tashek said he could lead them straight to it!
The Brown Grounds
Unfortunately, this meant crossing a vast peat bog known as the Brown Grounds. The going was slow, but thanks to Tashek's keen eyes, they were able to effectively surprise both a band of orc thieves and a band of ogrillons led by a half-ogre cleric of Grolantor. Although the priest tried to parlay with the PCs, Keth and Keluak were too overcome with bloodlust and struck him down while he was on his knees. This made Calla really mad and she shot a fire bolt at Keth's head which luckily missed him.
The PCs took all the monsters' loot for themselves – including the half-ogre's cleric's magical chain shirt, which appeared to be made out of an ultra-rare substance known as glassteel and which conferred resistance to force damage to its bonded wearer – and pressed on towards the Poven Hills, at the feet of which the owl assured them they would find the barbarian chieftain's massive barrow.
As they drew closer, they discovered that the land was haunted. At one point, Keth glanced into a still pool and saw a number of mounted riders with lifeless eyes reflected in it. They all bore the mark of a blue horse leaping over a cloud on their wooden shields. As they raised their right arms in a salute, he saw to his horror that their hands had all been cut off. No one else had seen this vision, and when Keth asked Tashek if he recognized the symbol, the owl confirmed that it was the mark of the Iorai tribe – the people of Turiew, who had been slaughtered – man, woman, and child – by the Sya-Negan, Tamaich's orc-blooded people. Upon hearing that name, a little shudder ran down Keth's spine, for the Sya-Negan were the ancestors of his own people.
That night, while settling down around a campfire they'd built in a hollow, the PCs were roused from their sleep by sounds of fighting, although no one could see anything – not even the dwarf or the half-orc. Suddenly, their fire turned red and flared up, rising two meters into the air, and ghostly men and horses went running all around them, re-enacting a battle that had been fought here more than three hundred years before. This was too much for both Elia and Keluak, who turned and fled into the night, where they were set upon by a giant bat hunting in the darkness. Keth and Calla came to their aid and dragged them back to the campfire, where they were able to get some rest once the ghostly warriors had faded away.
The next day, Tashek guided them the foothills – an area the local orcs and ogres referred to as the Knuckles – to where Tamaich's tomb lay: a massive mound over a 100 yards across, ringed by ancient standing stones. After a bit of searching, the PCs found the entrance, mostly buried. It took them a good few hours of work to unearth the stone slab blocking the entrance, and just as they were about finished, Tashek warned them that two ogres were heading their way.
Finding some adequate hiding places, the PCs were able to ambush the ogres, taking one down before it could react. The other, taken aback by the PCs' ferocity, turned tail and fled. They decided to let it go, while they looted its dead companion's sack instead. Along with some objets d'art and some coins, they found a vial containing a rose-hued, effervescent liquid in it. Keth dipped his finger in it and had a taste. Glancing over at Keluak as he did so, Keth suddenly found himself regarding the gruff dwarf more favorably. He decided he'd go over and help clean the mud off the dwarf's armor. Both Calla and Keluak were taken aback by the half-orc's strange behavior and wanted to know what was in the potion he'd just tasted. They surmised they'd come across a love potion of sorts and decided to keep it for later use.
Tamaich's Tomb
Turning their attention back to the tomb entrance, Keth and Keluak managed to work together to move the massive stone slab enough that they could all slip past. The smell of damp earth emanated from the darkness beyond. Immediately inside, they found a circular tunnel running north and south – the remains of the outer edge of the old barbarian camp. They decided to head south first, with Calla's dancing lights leading the way.
After a few moments, they came to an intersection which Keluak surmised was at the southern-most point of the circular mound. A ramp consisting of several large stone slabs led up into the darkness, while the outer circular passage continued on its curve, although from this point on, there were small stone slabs evenly spaced along the passage's floor. Keth recognized them as traditional "pit-graves" in which the tribe's elite warriors would be housed. Carved into each grave's slab was a Dethek rune monogram indicating the name of the warrior interred within.
The PCs decided to head up the ramp. After 60-odd feet, they came to another intersection, with a tunnel heading west and a short passage leading into a circular room to the northeast. They chose to investigate the room first, in which a huge jumble of humanoid and animal skeletons were piled up against the far wall. They caught the gleam of something shiny reflecting the light of Calla's dancing lights inside a hedgehog's skull.
Fearful of traps, which Keth knew to be common in these old barrows, the PCs waited in the passageway while Calla used mage hand to retrieve the item from the skull. As the spectral hand closed around the item – which turned out to be a necklace of human finger bones set with precious gems – the skull glowed orange and the earthen ceiling melted and collapsed in a wave of mud. The PCs breathed a sigh of relief that none of them had been in the room, but then four stone statues that had been carved from the smooth stone wall of the room came to life, striding through the mud as if it wasn't there. Since the PCs were huddled in the passageway, one even walked through the wall and appeared in the tunnel behind them!
The creatures' fists were hard, as were their stony hides, but eventually the PCs won out and the creatures crumbled into pebbles. A further search of the room revealed a pendant bearing the horse and cloud symbol of the Iorai hidden in another skull.
Down the western passage, they came to another circular room containing a seven-foot-tall statue of an ogrillon, its visage menacing in the shadows cast by their lights. As they stepped into the room, the shadows seemed to come to life and attacked, draining the PCs' strength away. Keluak took a gamble and activated his driftglobe's daylight spell, which fortunately sent the shadows cowering against the far wall. After two minutes, they all faded away and the PCs' lost strength returned. It had all been an illusion!
Keth went up to the statue and swung his mace, Dragonthumper, at it. Much to his surprise, the statue melted and out oozed a horrendous monster covered in eyes and gibbering mouths! The horrible thing drove the PCs mad and blinded them on several occasions with globs of spit that flashed as they struck the ground. Keth suffered numerous bites as he tried to squash the thing with his magic mace. Against the combined might of the four heroes, the gibbering monstrosity stood no chance, and it too was soon nothing but goo. But by that point, the PCs decided they'd had enough, so they retraced their steps to the entrance for some fresh air and good night's sleep. In the night, they heard wolves howling and retreated into the tomb to avoid them.
The next morning, they headed back in and continued on from where they'd left off, eventually coming to what appeared to be a trophy room, complete with rusty old weapons taken from the Iorai warriors. Keth noticed, almost too late, that there were a number of right hand gauntlets in the room … and sure enough, the hands were not only still in them, but they were also waiting for the living. A dozen crawling claws came rushing at the PCs, conjuring up bad memories of the necromancer's cave near Lance Rock (see "Trouble in Larchwood, Part I").
The foul undead hands proved to be little more than pests, however, and they were soon all dealt with. Keth vowed to take the Iorai's things and give them a proper burial somewhere to put their souls at ease. Calla decided to take the time to cast detect magic as a ritual and, much to her delight, found some magical auras radiating from in and behind a rotten old chest. Inside the chest were two magic potions. Behind the chest was a handaxe made from stone with lots of precious stones embedded in its handgrip. Keluak took it for his own and soon discovered that he could will it to light up with green flames! A quick taste of the potions led Keth to believe they were some kind of strength-enhancing brew.
From here, the tunnel turned southeast and led into what was once the Sya-Negan's feasting hall. Two long stone tables flanked a low, rectangular firepit. Seated on benches at the tables were clay statues of headless warriors. On the shoulders of these statues were actual half-orc skulls – with something in their eye sockets that was gleaming red with the reflected light from the driftglobe and Calla's dancing lights. At the statues' sides lay some rusty old longswords. At the far end of the room, the PCs could just make out another passage continuing east beyond a throne.
The PCs were immediately suspicious of a trap. They decided to backtrack all the way to the southernmost point of the tomb and continue on up the eastern side, where the Sya-Negan warriors' pit-graves were. About halfway along to the eastern side, they came across a pit-grave with no marking on it. Elia knelt down for a closer look and discovered that the ground around it was unstable. Fortunately, there was room for them all to leap across that space. Unfortunately, at the eastern point, they discovered a passage heading west to a dead-end, where someone had walled up the passage with stones. Rather than try and take down the wall, they breathed a sigh and headed back to the western side of the feasting hall.
Concerned that the statues in the hall would animate as soon as they entered the room, Calla had the others wait in the tunnel while she attempted to gather all the longswords with her mage hand. Unfortunately, the moment she lifted one up into the air to pull it back towards her, it activated some kind of invisible magic trap that caused all the swords in the room to animate! A dozen longswords came flying through the air and started hacking and slashing at Keluak and Keth, who were standing just inside the entrance way.
After a few frustrating seconds of trying to fight back against flying swords, Calla ordered everyone to fall back deeper into the passage. She wanted to test out a theory that proved to be true – the swords couldn't follow them out of the room! Calla used her fire to melt the swords down and then the PCs entered the room.


text:
Yesterday I watch a movie named (127 hours). The movie describe a journey of an American boy. I have forgot his name. But I remembered what he did in the journey.
The first day, he drive his car go into the mountain alone. In fact, the music with him. He try to across the canyon. But he meet two beautiful girls on the way. They are lost that time. He talk with the two girls and to be the guide of them. This should be a nice story, maybe they can go back to the small town and have a threesome. But he decide to go on his trip. It's like there are something waiting for him for a long time, and want to see him right now. So he leaves in hurry.
He encountered an accident after leaving for few hours. His right hand get stuck by a big stone when he try to go down the bottom of the canyon. This must be a disaster for him — Stay at the bottom of the canyon alone. Don't have too much food. A bottle of water. A knife of poor quality. A Camera. An MP3. A flashlight with not enough electric quantity. So, what should you do to save yourselves? It's very cold in the bottom of canyon at night. Only 15 minutes can in the sun one day.
You have no ideal? So is the protagonist. He begin to recall his life. Every one of the family come out in his mind one by one. He have a deep sleep because of the tired. He think of his girlfriend. For me, maybe I will miss both my girlfriend and boyfriend in that situation. Gay, bisexual, straight? I think no matter what the sex orientation you are. You will think of the people you miss most. Maybe your first love. Maybe the one have leaved you. May be the one you haven't to confession. Just like the protagonist, a beautiful girl comes out in his mind. In a car full of nude girl and boy. It must be a party that most suitable for bisexual. There is no girl or boy, just you and me and him/her.
Not only family and girlfriend. He begin to notice the bird in the sky. Everyone in his life is recall by him. But no one can really stand before him. He begin to regret didn't cell back to mom, didn't detention his girlfriend in time, couldn't join the wedding of his sister in the future. I think we will think a lot of things when we will die or we know that we are dead. But what we think most is things we feel regret. Gay regret that didn't come out early. The bisexual regret didn't have a threesome of join a bisexual party before married. Straight regret gave up someone.
He has been stuck in the bottom of the canyon three days. No water left, only the piss. It must have a terrible taste. It seems that there is only one way to get away from the canyon. Cut off the right hand! Yes, he did. I don't know the story after that. I turn off the movie. I think I had found something important.
As a bisexual, I must have a threesome or nice date together with many bisexuals. I don't want that I have nothing to recall when I get into the trouble. If you have a partner, cherish him/her. If you don't have, find one right now. Have no ideal? Try here bisexualfun.net. Bisexual, gay, bi-curious all you can find good partner and date here. If you really want! Do the things you really want do, stop to recall the past. Don't wait until you cannot finish it.


text:
Mary Magdalene and the Empty Tomb
Mary Magdalene standing alone outside of an empty tomb.
Unless otherwise indicated, individuals may post material from the Gospel Media portion of this site to another website or on a computer network for their own personal, noncommercial use. This right can be revoked at any time and for any reason. Organizations and legal entities desiring to use material from Gospel Media may request permission from our Permissions page. For more information about using and sharing Church media, check out our FAQ page.
Mary Magdalene standing alone outside of an empty tomb.


text:
Get Your FREE Content Planner
Swipe my content calendar template for FREE and start creating your unique balanced content plan!
It includes:
You're one click away from your free template
Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription.
There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again.
YES! Send it right to my inbox


text:
Australian Apprenticeships (often referred to as apprenticeships or traineeships) are available to anyone of working age.
You do not need a secondary school certificate or other qualification to be able to do an Australian Apprenticeship.
You can do an Australian Apprenticeship if you are a school-leaver, re-entering the workforce or as an adult worker simply wishing to change careers.
You can even begin your Australian Apprenticeship while you're still at school finishing Years 11 and 12.
Australian Apprenticeships offer opportunities for you to train, study and earn an income at a variety of qualification levels in most occupations as well as in traditional trades.
As an Australian Apprentice you can combine time at work with training, and can be either full-time, part-time or school-based.
When you finish your Australian Apprenticeship, you will have a nationally recognised qualification that can take you anywhere in Australia and one that is held in high regard in many overseas countries as well.
You will have many options for your future to think about and choose from.
Read about the real-life success stories of Australian Apprenticeships Ambassadors.
For further information, read the Australian Apprenticeships - Endless Career Possibilities brochure.