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'Room 237′ Trailer Dissects 'The Shining' And Asks "Huh, What?"
In 1980, Stanley Kubrick made his horror classic The Shining. Over 30 years later, we're still left to wonder, what the heck was that?
With the documentary Room 237, Rodney Ascher seeks answers to the film's hidden meanings and buried images that lead to a hedge maze of questions. Was Kubrick part of a conspiracy to fake the Apollo 11 moon mission? Why all the Holocaust themes? Is this movie really about America's abandonment of the gold standard? Why cast Shelley Duvall? She's quite weird-looking, yes?
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This spacious in-law owners suite has its own entrance just beneath the main house. Perfect for a couple who wants complete privacy, or for a couple with a baby, it offers everything you'll need during your stay yet is only steps from the main house. The Sunset Suite is available as an add-on for groups who rent the main house upstairs for $200/night. We rent it separately on occasion during the winter if the main house is vacant – usually only on a last-minute basis.
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Anyone for a sandwich?
IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, Get Up & Go reader
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they've just celebrated what's claimed to be the 250th anniversary
of the invention of that great institution, the sandwich. Britain
And the biggest celebrations were centred on the town of Sandwich in Kent, where its said that a quarter of a century ago this month John Montagu, the-then Fourth Earl of Sandwich, called on a servant to bring him "a slice of beef between two pieces of bread" so he could continue a game of cards without the need to stop for lunch.
Several others at the table asked if they could be given "the same as
Sandwich," so allegedly giving
the world its most famous culinary mainstay.
Many disagree with the story and claim that "sandwiches" were a part of life in areas of Europe well before the Earl laid his claim to history… with the French town of Honfleur, that's "twinned" with Sandwich, even sending representatives to the British town this month to show their skills in making baguettes, alongside others from across England, America, Canada, Germany, Switzerland and Russia in showing off their talents at sandwich making.
The current earl of Sandwich also hosted a lunch for VIPs – with VIP sandwiches, of course – and noted that his famous forebear had funded Captain Cook's 1770 explorations of Australia and the South Pacific, with Cook discovering what are now the Hawaiian Islands and naming them the Sandwich Islands after his card-loving benefactor.
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Kicks on Route 66
I got my kicks on Route 66 last week. A drive out of Los Angeles and we were heading down the long, lonesome highway. The iconic road (how many singers have sung its praises) is a joy - we visited the Joshua Tree National Park (if there are any Gram Parsons fans out there - you'll remember the significance/incident) and we stopped at the Bagdad Cafe - where the charming film was made; and I tried a chocolate malt milkshake at one of the old highway truck stops. A Route 66 story will appear in a future edition of Get Up & Go magazine and we can share more of the history of this amazing highway - one that peope take across the breadth of America - we only did a couple of days for the experience but we took it to the end of the road - at Santa Monica pier.
If you are interested there's a great book on the road by Jerry McClanahan published by National Historic Route 66 Federation - not sure if it's still in print - or maybe you know of other books?
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With New Scientist editor Highfield (The Science of Harry Potter, 2003, etc.), Nowak (Biology and Mathematics/Harvard Univ.; Evolutionary Dynamics, 2006, etc.) presents a panoramic view of the role of cooperation in the evolution.
Given the evolutionary mechanism of natural selection, what are we to make of cooperation and altruism? Natural selection, in a well-mixed population, favors the selfish, the cheater, the deceiver. As the author writes in this sweeping survey, cooperation has been with us since the dawn of man—indeed, perhaps before the dawn, in the prelife, when two complementary molecular sequences possibly catalyzed reactions. Nowak is a mathematical biologist, and his enthusiasm for numbers is extremely useful in his discussions of evolutionary theory. However, thankfully for the mathematically disinclined, there is little hard math here. What natural selection needs, writes the author, are mechanisms to encourage cooperation, to give it a competitive edge. The author delineates five such mechanisms: direct reciprocity (tit for tat), indirect reciprocity (influence of reputation), spatial selection, group selection (often manifested in tribal wars) and kin selection (often manifested in nepotism). All the mechanisms find their rationale when tried against cost-benefit analysis, wherein the combined cost must be less than the shared benefit. Nowak also brings many other theoretical models to bear—game theory, spatial games, phylogenetics, the haplodiploidy hypothesis and others—and he investigates them in a slightly formal voice that is unencumbered by equations, graphs or charts.
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Over Spring Break, Kyle went with his family to Colonial Williamsburg. Here is a picture of him next to a Cotton Gin. We learned about the Cotton Gin (which was invented by Eli Whitney) right before Spring Break. Thanks for sharing your educational adventure!
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Holiday, time to get back in shape. Immerse yourself in nature, slow down and reconcile yourselves to favor the rebalancing of the mind-body system and weight loss. But without unrealistic expectations.
The promises of rapid weight loss, in fact, may be misleading clues that, in many spa, deceive the guest, who therefore thinks he can solve the problem of overweight in a few days.
"It is scientifically and ethically wrong to promise considerable reductions in weight in a few days," says Dr. Dusia Bucher, biologist and head of the spa at the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni.
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(Spoilers ahead for the April 8 episode of "The Walking Dead" on AMC) If you didn't know that season 8 of "The Walking Dead" was coming to a close next week, you probably wouldn't think the war between the Saviors and everyone else was reaching its conclusion based on what happened this week. No, you'd … Read more


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Ian Acheson, leading Tom Godfrey, successfully prosecuted Jon Clinton for murdering his wife.
Following the breakdown of their marriage, Clinton lured his wife to the matrimonial home where he first beat her with a wooden bat and then garroted her with a combination of a belt and a rope. Having killed her, he proceeded to strip her and take posed photographs of her. The defence of diminished responsibility was swiftly rejected by the jury and Clinton received a life term with a minimum of 26 years to serve.
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Caleb a.k.a. the best husband ever, came home a day early cause this mama was not feeling too hot. But by the end of the weekend I was doing good enough to get out of the house and we enjoyed a low key family day.
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A Revolutionary War heroes home right here in Lorton
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Many people today know Laurel Hill as a community along Silverbrook Road in Lorton, but the Laurel Hill of yesteryear, from which the community takes its present-day name, has a long and varied history.
Laurel Hill was the seat of William Lindsay, a contemporary of both George Washington and George Mason. Laurel Hill House was constructed in the 1780s, and was part of a 1,000-acre plantation. Laurel Hill was modest when compared to some of the other plantations of the day. The house was one and one-half stories built of well-seasoned North Carolina pine with a partial basement. That type was common during the late 18th century, containing a central hall flanked by a room on each side. Upper story space was created by the use of roof dormers. It is believed that the name Laurel Hill comes from the original Lindsay family estate located in the north of Ireland.
William Lindsay married Ann Calvert of Culpeper County, Virginia, in about 1767. Ann Calvert was a great granddaughter of Cecil Calvert, Lord Baltimore, the founder and proprietor of Maryland. Before settling at Laurel Hill the Lindsay's lived in Colchester, where Lindsay did business selling for the planters as a commissioned merchant. He was considered a wealthy man, although his fortunes varied greatly from time to time.
During the Revolutionary War Lindsay served as a Major in the Virginia Militia and received a severe wound at the battle of Guilford Court House in 1781 while serving under General Nathanael Greene. He came home to Laurel Hill to recuperate, and later became a gentleman planter. He died in 1792 and is buried in the family cemetery at Laurel Hill. Ann Calvert Lindsay outlived her husband by many years, and died in 1822 at the home of her son-in-law at Patapsco in Prince William County. She is buried in the cemetery at Laurel Hill beside her husband.
The plantation later became the home of James Dawson, and following his death in 1830 it appears from census records that the property became the residence for farmers working the surrounding property. A granddaughter of William and Ann Lindsay, Ann Maria, who was born in the house in 1810 married into the Dawson family in 1850 and moved to Laurel Hill House. In 1873 her descendants sold the house to Theresa Drexler, who in 1906 sold the home to a Washington attorney, Howe Totten, as a county property. Totten kept stables and raised championship Great Danes.
Totten did not have an easy relationship with the newly created District of Columbia Workhouse which was built in 1910. His letters to the editor of local newspapers complained of lax security among other issues. Â In 1914, 153 acres of the Laurel Hill property was condemned for use as a reformatory, and Laurel Hill House came into the possession of the District of Columbia.
From 1914 until 1970 the house underwent many significant additions and changes as it housed a variety of prison officials. It is believed that during the 1930s inmate labor and prison-made bricks were used to construct the classically designed gardens adjacent to the house. Â Although only remnants of plants which adorned the garden in earlier times remain, the brick-lined walkways and garden walls are still sturdy and visibly await restoration.
The graves of Major William Lindsay and his wife Ann have been marked by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and are enclosed within a low fenced area in what remains of the family cemetery. No other graves are evident or marked.
The house is listed as a contribution structure to the 511-acre District of Columbia Workhouse and Reformatory Historic District. Although there is no immediate plan to restore the structure or gardens, the county Department of Planning and Zoning has prepared and Historic Structure Report addressing three treatment plans.


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R v Pittwood (1902) 19 TLR 37
The defendant was employed by a railway company to operate the gate at a level crossing across the track. He lifted the gate to allow a cart to pass across, but then failed to put it back down before going for his lunch break. During his absence, a horse and cart crossed the track through the open gate, and was hit by a passing train. Both the horse and cart driver were killed.
The defendant was thus convicted of manslaughter and subsequently applied for permission to appeal.
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A Few Good Links
I'm nowhere near at Joe's level when it comes to linking, but here are a few good things I've stumbled across today.
The New Republic has a great article on how Israel's efforts to preserve the safety of journalists let baseless rumors of a massacre in Jenin spread out of control–and the lessons they've learned in the aftermath.
An excellent overview of the Jewish perspective on abortion, which does not fit neatly inside either the pro-life or pro-choice camps.
Eugene Volokh defends the ACLU, then defends his defense—twice.
Commenting on John Roberts' aid for gay rights activists in the Romer v. Evans case (the first major judicial victory for gay rights activists in modern times), Hillel Levin succintly and accurately writes: "I wouldn't make much more of the story…other than to say that it speaks well of him as an advocate and suggests that he is a person of principle. That's the most that can be said; and it is good enough."
…But if brevity isn't your thing, both Althouse and Jim Lindgren have more. Lindgren closes with this observation:
This is another example that very well educated conservatives rarely fit the public stereotypes assigned to them. While very high educations tend to make liberals more consistently liberal, very high educations tend to make conservatives less consistently conservative (and thus less extreme) on social issues. For this reason, those presidential nominees targeted as "outside the mainstream" are very probably not extreme at all. While they would be likely to be conservative on some issues, on some other issues they would be likely to take the liberal side of things.
This is a bit like highly educated bloggers: while supposedly "conservative" bloggers might support Bush's court nomineees and the War on Terror, such "conservatives" often take the liberal side on some issues, such as perhaps abortion rights, gay rights, assisted suicide, and stem-cell research, and they might also believe in evolution, oppose mandatory school prayer, or favor the right to burn flags. Such a diversity of views among the highly educated left is much more rare.
I leave it to the readers to a) comment on the factual accuracy of Lindgren's position and b) deduce whether this means that certain conservative positions are only held by idiots, or that conservatives thoughtfully consider opposing views whereas liberals bleat "diversity" in unison (Armchair Capitalists has already begun).
Pseudo-Polymath wants suggestions regarding political science books for her daughter (for reference, she's 10 but has read Odyssey).
Marty Lederman argues that the Bolton recess appointment was unconstitutional. For a position I thought was open/shut the other way, he makes a good argument.
Dan Drezner marvels at how the world responds to coups nowadays.
Alan Stewart Carl is leaving D.C.. We'll miss you! I personally live in Bethesda, a suburb, which may have something to do with why I take a brighter view of my home metropolis than he does. Of course, it also might be because I'm a Democrat.
And that's it! Everything else blogged on today is worthless. You can skip it.


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I returned to my guild's 10-man crew tonight after my enforced absence of about a month (RL, moving, netbook, etc). It was a breath of fresh air to be raiding again and our group is a solid bunch of individuals who don't mess around. We joke and play, to be sure, but when the time comes to throw down, we're there.
Now last week, much to my delight, that crew cleared Ony and Trial of the Crusader on 10-man. I had signed up, but having only just moved into my new place, I was unable to raid because of RL slapping me upside the head. In the few weeks I was away, my guildmates had surpassed me in gear (I'm 12th on the gear score list now) and I was wondering if I'd get the nod.
Not to worry. My old guildie Fig (filling in as Raid Leader as our GM deals with RL issues) dropped the first invite on me. I was thrilled. We had Ony and ToCr in our sights. I'd only ever seen the initial phase of the Northrend Beasts so that instance was totally unknown to me. Ony is Ony, with only a minor twist with the dragonkin that need to be off tanked during the air phase, so I was not worried in the least about that fight.
We started with my old girlfriend. I'll have to wait for a couple xpacs before I can solo her again, but she's the same as always. We took a few tries, but down she went. I saw a Judgment Helm drop, but my friend and fellow pally plays his ret more often than I do so I passed to him. It was just like the good old days – actually, having the dragonkin adds gives me something more to do during the air phase.
On to ToCr. A few wipes on each boss as I was learning the fights. Not sure if any were my fault – farm status might be a little premature. But I was quite surprised at how easy it all was. Got a new shield and new pants off Anub :)
We topped last weeks results by also clearing VoA after ToCr was done. I'd never done the new fire Boss – loads of fun. An entire tier of raiding cleared in one evening. Back into Ulduar 10 tomorrow – some hard modes are on offer, I hear.
Anyway, it's wonderful to be back into progression raiding again.
I will take a peek at the 3.3 stuff and pontificate here soon.


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Congratulations to Jennie over at The Messy Baker Blog for winning the Redwood Hill giveaway!
She is a lucky girl! But, if you didn't win, don't worry… I will have more giveaways.
Okay, two really exciting things happened this week:
1. The president of Micronesia visited my college on Sunday.
2. I got Homecoming Queen. Funny story, though… they got two "Homecoming King" sashes, so I got to rep a king sash all night long. Don't care!
Anyway, before it gets too cold, I want to share one more freezing cold recipe with you.
I have eaten Gelato a few times, but this is the first time I had ever made it. I could not believe how creamy it was. So decadent and the chocolate peanut butter topping was also smooth and creamy, so there were some nice textures going on.
If you happen to get another unseasonably warm day, I suggest you make this Gelato.
Vanilla Gelato with Chocolate Peanut Butter Ganache Topping
- 3 1/2 cups vanilla Kefir (I'm obsessed with Kefir right now if you can't tell)
- 1 cup greek yogurt
- ¼ cup creamer
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup peanut butter
- 1/3 cup chocolate chips
- 2 tbsp oil
- Mix sugar, cornstarch, salt, and Kefir in a medium saucepan. Whisk and heat over medium heat, frequently scraping the bottom, until the mixture begins to barely simmer around the edges.
- Then, stirring constantly and scraping the sides and corners of the pan to prevent scorching, let the mixture simmer for 2.5 to 3 minutes to fully cook the cornstarch.
- Scrape the hot mixture into the bowl and whisk until well blended
- Set in the freezer to cool for about 10-15 min.
- When cool, whisk in the frozen yogurt until you get a smooth consistency.
- Pour the Gelato mixture into the canister of an ice cream maker. Freeze according to manufacturer's directions.
- Once frozen, melt the peanut butter, chocolate chips, and oil in a microwave safe bowl in the microwave until melted, about 1 minute. Whisk until blended and spread evenly on top of the Gelato.
- Freeze again until the chocolate layer has hardened.


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Meek Mill Versus Bobby V – Nightclub 937′s 2 At 10
Meek Mill, Drake and Jeremih got win #1 last night on the 2@10 with 'Amen'. Can they make it 2 in a row?
Bobby V is back and this time with Lil Wayne and his new track 'Mirror'.
Who will you vote for? Listen to the tracks and vote for your favorite, then call Ian in the studio and let him know whats up!


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House Passes Fiscal Cliff Deal
Can we finally breathe a sigh of relief? The House voted 257-167 to approve the Senate bill that would avoid major tax hikes and spending cuts. Republicans supported the measure over protestations from high-level colleagues like Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who voted against the bill. Earlier in the day, Republicans said they wanted to amend the Senate's bill with $330 billion in spending cuts, but they lacked the votes and decided to vote on the original measure. Speaker John Boehner reportedly pressed hard for his members to support the legislation. Rep. Paul Ryan, another closely-watched representative, voted for the bill.


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In today's Academic Minute, Dr. Oliver Beckers of Indiana University explains how parasitism and impending death influence the mate choice of once insect species.
Oliver Beckers is a postdoctoral research fellow at Indiana University where he studies the evolution of insects in the Moczek Lab. His current project examines the influence of an eavesdropping parasite on the communication systems of crickets. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Missouri.
Dr. Oliver Beckers – Parasitism and Mate Selection
If you have spent a summer night outside, you probably have noticed all kinds of animal sounds. Many of these sounds are the songs of crickets. Males sing to attract females for mating and to guide the females to his location. Unfortunately, the conspicuous guys also attract some unwanted attention. Parasites eavesdrop on the mating songs to find the singer and turn him into a meal. This species interaction sets up a fascinating evolutionary arms race pitting survival against reproduction.
I study the evolution between a parasitic fly and its cricket host. The fly tracks down singing males and deposits its larvae on the cricket. The larvae burrow into the cricket, feed on him, grow, and kill him when they emerge. But the drama does not end here. The fly also places larvae around the male to infest female crickets that approach the male for mating. Healthy female crickets prefer males that have fast songs and will go out of their way to find these males.
I tested whether being parasitized will cause females to become less picky about their mates. Indeed, I found that once parasitized and facing imminent death, females are just as likely to choose a slow singing male as a fast one. With their mating standards lowered, parasitized females insure that they reproduce before they die. These lowered standards also mean that not only the 'sexist' guys but also the 'average Joe's' get a chance to mate. Isn't it amazing that all of this drama involving love, murder, and evolution happens outside in your backyard?
Production support for the Academic Minute comes from Newman's Own, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and from Mount Holyoke College.


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Hands up if you were born in the 90s? I was born in 1992 and I was a true 90s baby! I am proud that this year I will turn twenty five and have to actually start being an adult. But before we worry about responsibilities, worries and adulthood I wanted to take a chance to put a smile on your 90s face! Here's something a little different, 10 Things All 90s Kids Remember!
- Chatterboxes were the best way to flirt with your crush or dig at your mate! Those little triangle folds and dotted colours were painstakingly made by that one group of girls who'd push them out like a high end production line! These bad boys were the ultimate fortune tellers and if you didn't have a coat pocket filled with them, you weren't a true 90s kid!
- MASH was the best game EVER! Wanna know who you're gonna marry? Where you're gonna live? This little gem will shed light on your future far away when cars will be flying! There was always someone who ended up living in a shed with the geeky boy in class! Suckers!
- Smelly gel pens set you apart from the paupers in your class! One girl in my class shad every single flavour and she genuinely used to get high off the fumes! Smelly gel pens were the one! You had to unscrew the bottom of them and blow through them to get them to work after a week and if they leaked in your pencil case you were a goner but they made maths classes all around England!
- Having your mum shout at you "Get off the computer, I need to call Nan!" Kids these days will never know the struggle! That sound of the internet dialling up is one I will never forget. Even if you were knee deep in signing on and off of MSN to see if your crush reacts, your mum was savage if Nan needed calling!
- Going to Blockbuster on a Friday night with your best mate, your mum and your brother and sisters was the highlight of your week! Charlie's Angels and Coyote Ugly were your firm favourites! And being allowed to drop them back through the little post box door on your own made you so grown up! Anyone else's Mum be like "rewind it and put it straight back in the box!" as soon as the film finished?
- Arthur. Everyday when I'm walking down the street, everybody that you meet has a blah blah blah! Racing home after school to put on CBBC and see your old pal Arthur and Buster. Ironic how you hated sassy old DW as a child and you've now basically turned into her – she takes no shit!
- Goosebumps. The friggin' scariest programme on TV ever and still to this day the only books my 30 year old brother has ever read! Those programmes were so frightening but you just couldn't not watch! That programme, before Neighbours, the Simpsons on BBC 2 and the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and your Thursday evening was sorted!
- 90s dinners and food! No weeknight dinner could be better than Potato smileys, fish fingers and beans! Slush puppies were a staple on holiday – with a warning that it would make my sister go hyper on the dance floor and she'd try to get her leg above her head! Sunny D – the grossest and most sugariest drink ever in the world, but if it had S Club 7 on the label, I'm buying a family pack!
- Lunchables. No school trip was right without a lunchable! Those little slices of ham and cheese were little chunks of heaven! Remember the pizza one!? Oh man you slathered that weird hard bread pizza base with tomato puree and cheese and ham and you were the king of lunch times!
- Getting all of your make up supplies from Sabrina's Secrets and your fashion and accessories from S Club Style! Going to the paper shop every week was your highlight and building your empire of glittery lip gloss and bandanas was the best hobby you had!I miss the 90s! I miss going out all day and playing and when the street lights turned pink you knew it was time to go home. I miss messing around with your brother and sisters and tickling your mum so hard she cried. The 90s were definitely the best era! Long live 90s kids!


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au revoir!
i have decided - - because i want to live a little more fully, vibrantly, and intentionally - - to step away from blogging. i have so many things i'd like to do and see, and i don't want to do them for a lens or a post.
i don't know if i will ever return, but in case i don't, i leave you with my not-so-blogger-worthy pictures from my trip to china.
the only social media format i will retain is my instagram (@qurlybee), where i will post a few interesting things along my journey.
the wandering will never stop.
until we meet again,
7 comments:
- Yalanda_Meshell said...
Hey girl! Way to go on following your heart! Good luck on your journey and thanks for sharing these pics!
- April 10, 2015 at 6:46 PM
- Kahleel said...
I'm sad you're leaving the blogging world. I'll definitely miss your posts and comments (you're the only one who reads my blog, lol).
Good luck with your journey and continue to take photos. Practice makes perfect!
- April 11, 2015 at 11:11 AM
- Britt @ The Pinnacle Project said...
Thanks, Yolanda :D
- April 11, 2015 at 1:29 PM
- Britt @ The Pinnacle Project said...
I will still be reading along! Just not posting :)
- April 11, 2015 at 1:29 PM
- Christina Beauty said...
Sad to hear that you're going. I always enjoyed popping in to see what you were up to, or how lovely your hair had been growing. But I can totally understand why you are going. I hope you enjoy the journey, and maybe we'll see you again soon.
- April 13, 2015 at 9:27 PM
- Britt @ The Pinnacle Project said...
Thanks so much for reading and for your comment, Christina! I will likely keep posting hair stuff on the gram - I know I definitely will on my nappiversary in August!
I will still be around to read :D
- April 17, 2015 at 12:13 PM
- Diatta Harris said...
Congratulations!!! Go live this life - it is very short so enjoy every minute of it!!
- April 24, 2015 at 6:28 AM


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Medical ExemptionsVaccines are proven to be very safe. Read more about vaccine safety. However, if your child has a specific health condition where a vaccine may be harmful, have your child's doctor fill out this medical exemption form.
Religious ExemptionsYou may apply to opt your child out of the vaccine requirement if you believe vaccines are against your religious values. The belief must be religious in its nature. You will not be approved for personal, moral, secular, or scientific beliefs.
We suggest that students receive their vaccines from their health care provider. If this is not possible, the Department of Health has one walk-in immunization clinic. Learn more about Department of Health Immunization Clinics.
There are a few ways that parents can give schools their child's vaccine record. You can give your school any one of the following:
If your child does not have all required vaccines, they may be able to start school with the first or first few dose(s) of the required vaccines. They must then receive the remaining doses based on an official schedule. Talk to your health care provider about when your child should come in to receive the remaining doses.
Yes! There are a few other things you should do before your child starts school.
Most children who have had chicken pox are immune to the disease for the rest of their lives. If your child already had the chicken pox, it is likely that they will not get chicken pox a second time. For this reason, your child may be allowed to opt-out of the chicken pox vaccine if they have been previously diagnosed with chicken pox by a doctor provider.
To apply to opt your child out of taking the chicken pox vaccine, ask your child's doctor to fill out the Review of Serology or Documentation of Varicella Disease form. Bring the completed form to your school. Your school will review the form, and let you know if the opt-out request has been approved. Your child will be allowed to attend school during the approval process. Note that if your child is approved to opt-out of the chicken pox vaccine, they will still need to receive all other school required vaccinations.
If you think your child may be immune to measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, hepatitis B and/or polio, your child can take a blood test to check for immunity. Bring your child to a health care provider to take the blood test. If the blood test shows your child is immune for any of the diseases listed above, your child does not need to get a vaccine for that particular disease.
To apply to opt-out of the measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, hepatitis b, or polio vaccine, have your health care provider fill out a Review of Serology, or Documentation of Varicella Disease form. Bring the completed form to your school. Your school will review the form, and let you know if the opt-out request has been approved. Your child will be allowed to attend school during the approval process. Note that if your child is approved to opt-out of a vaccine for a specific disease, they will still need to receive all other school required vaccinations.
Your child may be excluded from school for at least one incubation period after the last student at school has caught the disease. An incubation period is the time between an infection and when the signs and symptoms of the disease start to appear.
For example: a student at your child's school gets the measles. If your child has not received a measles vaccine, they will be excluded from school during the outbreak, and for 18 days after the start of the last measles case at school.
The CIR is a filing system that keeps records of people vaccinated in New York City. The CIR holds vaccine records of children who are 18 and younger, and consenting adults who are 19 and older.
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Komera Copper Cuff
Wear a bracelet supporting The Komera Project! This is a copper cuff bracelet with the word "Komera", which means "Be Strong, Be Courageous" in Kinyarwanda, the official language of Rwanda. It is hand stamped and then oxidized to highlight the saying. Each bracelet is handmade from raw, re-purposed copper wire and is untreated. The bracelets are unisex and can be made smaller or larger with light pressure. Each will patina differently and develop its own characteristics and personality and can be easily cleaned with an SOS pad or fine steel wool.


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Vineyards and Sea Views in Beautiful West Dorset
Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, between Lyme Regis & Bridport, overlooking the Jurassic coast at Charmouth.
Staying at Wodetone
Our ancient Dorset farmhouse has two double bedrooms with stunning sea views, ensuite bathrooms and super kingsize beds. Guests can relax downstairs in the large sitting/breakfast room, which has a log fire and comfy sofa, and tables by the window to enjoy the view over breakfast. Outside, a pretty picnic area overlooks the vineyard with the sea beyond: the perfect spot to linger with a morning cup of coffee or an evening glass of wine.
Things To Do
You are free to wander in the vineyard and through our 90 acre farm. It's a haven for wildlife; deer roam the local woods; watch the buzzards circling overhead and the swallows dip and dart though the air on a summers evening. The hedgerows are full of wildflowers; in spring you can walk through carpets of bluebells in the nearby woods. Night brings starry skies and the sound of owls calling.


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MongoDB with Node.js
How to use MongoDB with Node.js
MongoDB and Node.js belong to the same league - new age Web technologies that are shaking up the world of Web development. Both of them are revolutionary alternatives to the traditional technologies like MySQL and PHP. Combining Node.js and MongoDB could be the very best option for your next website or app. Now the question is how do you use MongoDB with Node.js?
Node.js has a huge collection of excellent module for many many purposes; naturally there are more than a dozen modules that are about integrating MongoDB with Node.js. Till something official comes from 10gen (the developers of MongoDB), it would be safe to say that these two modules stand out in the list.
MongoDB Native is an excellnt async Node interface to MongoDB, but it has an awkward interface with too many callbacks. Mongoose is an async JavaScript driver which is built with ORM on mind. When I am working with Node.js, I would like to keep ORM out of my mind.
So you see I have problem with both MongoDB Native and Mongoose.
Enter Mongoskin. Mongoskin is a future later on top of MongoDB Native, which presents a much improved interface to the driver. What it means is that you can now wield the awesome powers of MongoDB Native using a much better handle, which is Mongoskin.
Here is a simple example of how you might use Mongoskin in your Node.js code:
var db = require('mongoskin').db('localhost:27017/rockband');
db.collection('bands').find().toArray(function(err, result) {
if (err) throw err;
El neato? Mongoskin can do much more than that (obviously). I wrote a tutorial on Mongoskin for beginners, check it out. As of this moment, I would say Mongoskin is the way to go for Node.js-MongoDB integration.


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October 13, 2008 - GE Healthcare and Boston Scientific Corp. agreed to collaborate to improve intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) workflow between the GE Healthcare Innova Cardiovascular X-ray System and the Boston Scientific iLab Ultrasound Imaging System.
Boston Scientific and GE will offer advances in the field of IVUS to joint customers, and are displaying the iLab and Innova Systems at the Oct. 12-17 Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT) Scientific Symposium in Washington, D.C.
"We recently installed an iLab system alongside our GE cath lab and have found that the use of both technologies has improved the ease of use in performing IVUS," said Francis Boucek, M.D., of Naples Community Hospital, FL.
The Innova System is a family of all-digital cardiovascular imaging systems. The Innova X-ray imaging systems provide users with excellent image quality with industry leading dose efficiency. Built on GE's Innova digital detector, the Innova System helps physicians visualize fine vessels, place stents and perform critical procedures. Cardiologists in the cardiac cath lab use it when performing procedures to view and treat potential coronary artery blockages that could cause heart attacks or other serious cardiovascular damage. The system is designed to provide cardiologists with more information than ever before, resulting in better diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
The Boston Scientific iLab Ultrasound Imaging System can be directly installed into the cardiac catheterization lab or radiology suite alongside the GE Innova X-ray System, enabling physicians to more readily incorporate IVUS technology into their procedures. With IVUS, a tiny catheter is inserted into the heart or into a vessel where high-frequency sound waves reflect off tissue or vessel walls. The reflected sound waves create a cross-sectional image from within the vessel or heart to aid in visualizing vessel and heart structure. IVUS is an important tool in determining treatment options because it is designed to offer a more complete picture from inside the artery or vessel and helps to optimize stent outcomes.
GE already has a partnership with Volcano to offer its IVUS system as part of GE's integrated cath lab solution.
For more information: www.bostonscientific.com and www.gehealthcare.com


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I posted this picture on insta and had a few friends asking about a budget-friendly option for a similar green jacket.. so this morning I've been scouring the internet to find a cheaper version than my Madewell fleet jacket. I will say that I love the fit and color of my coat.. it's versatile and I consider it a staple for my wardrobe–which is why I believed the price was a little more justifiable. Nonetheless, I'm always looking for a good deal and honestly, I like some of these jackets in addition to the one I currently own!
I think these are all pretty good alternatives! I saw the second one in Target right after I got mine and thought, "if I didn't have my new one I'd totally buy this!" #3 I am really considering to purchase. I love the color and length; it could be worn with a long tunic and I wouldn't have to worry about it sticking out the bottom! But if I had to choose which one is most similar to the fleet jacket, I'd say #6. It has the ties, pockets, and is very similar in color. I really hope this was helpful and one of them will work for your wardrobe. Like I said, this is a closet staple so choose one that you love the fit and color and it'll be well worth the $$!


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It's hard to believe it's Labor Day weekend again. When you were young, you barely paid attention to the sayings about how life happened in a blink of an eye, or that time goes by faster and faster as you age. Especially since the people expelling those notions tended to be older than you were back then. And though they had lived longer than you had up to that point, you thought that most of what they said was just sad and, of course, didn't apply to you. Besides, you thought to yourself, it would be awesome if time went by faster! Then you wouldn't have to wait so long to get promoted, or make enough money to get that car you always wanted. You could finally meet your dream guy or gal and get married and have kids. You could hardly wait to meet all the good stuff of life head on. Yep, that's how I saw it waaaay back then. Oh how I long for the days when it felt like 2 1/2 months of summer seemed to last forever.
Now another summer has come and gone, and I feel like I barely have anything to show for it. But do I have time to wallow in my wasted opportunities? Hardly. Sigh. Goodbye Summer, I should have appreciated you more. Well hello there Fall. Please don't tempt me too much with Halloween sweets and holiday treats. Because before you know it, Spring will be knocking on the door, and Summer will be waiting just around the corner yet again.
Anyway, I've posted an excerpt from chapter 4 of my current writing project. I'm currently finishing Chapter 8 (or is it 9?) which should be the last chapter of book 1. And yes, it feels like I only started writing this story a couple of months ago. But alas, almost 2 years have passed already since I put the first pen to paper on this project. Woosh! Dang, life just raced by and almost took my head off!
If you are still young…ah heck, even if you're old and ragged…seriously, appreciate every beautiful moment and don't wish too hard for the future to get here. It may be cliche, but life is short, live it well.
"Rose! WAKE UP!" Mom's voice jolted me from a dead sleep. My eyes shot open. I gasped and felt hot air rush into my lungs. Immediately, I started coughing and started rubbing at my eyes. I could barely open them because they burned so badly. Just then, my bedroom door blew open. I gagged when I saw a shadowed figure rush towards me. I almost screamed until through a squinted stare, I was able to make out Mom's face. She had Zack tucked tightly to her side. He was coughing uncontrollably, too.
"Rose! Hurry, we don't have much time!" She said, pulling me from my bed. It was then that I saw the billowing gold flames in the hallway behind her.
We hurried to my bedroom window. I could feel the intense heat on my skin. She must have felt it too because it was then that she swung her arm violently in the air towards the door slamming it closed, shutting out the heat and the flames for a while longer. My coughing got worse. I thought that any minute my lungs were going to explode. When I struggled to open the window, Mom nudged me aside and handed Zack to me. With one smooth movement, she lifted the window pane without even touching it. The heat from inside the room rushed by us and into the night air. Several of our neighbors were standing across the street, staring at our burning home. I waved at them frantically and yelled "Help us!" I turned to face Mom. "We're going to be rescued!" I said. Then I heard a loud rumbling as the door to my room began to rattle on its hinges.
"There's isn't time to wait." Mom said in a surprisingly calm voice. She took one step backward. "Hold on to your brother, make sure he's safe."
Obediently, I tightened my arms around Zack. Then she closed her eyes and began some sort of incantation I'd never heard before. In the full moon, I could see her face flush as she continued to chant. Suddenly, the whole room was cast with a beautiful cerulean blue light.
It was at that moment I realized I wasn't coughing anymore. I could breathe again. I inhaled deeply, filling my lungs with sweet oxygen. I looked down at Zack, who had also stopped coughing. He rested his head against my chest, his eyes heavy with exhaustion. He looked like an angel with his curly hair and round pink cheeks. It took another second for my brain to register that I could actually see the color in his face. When everything else in the room was cast in a bluish tint, the walls, the dresser, the bed, Mom —there was no hint of blue in Zack's face. I looked at my own hand. Even in the dim light, I could see the flesh tones of my skin. That's when I realized that Zack and I were inside some sort of bubble. I looked at my mother as she stood behind the blue translucent wall now separating her from us.


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Hi friend! I hope you've been having a magical week! I'm currently taking some time for myself in Victoria, BC enjoying the ocean, forests, and company of my best friend. Though it's beautiful here, there's also been a slight chill to the air that can only be chased away by deliciously warming soup so I thought I would share one of my new recipes from my cooking classes: Smokey Tomato Soup with Beans & Rice.
The ladies in one of my regular cooking classes made it last week and a couple of them had their daughters with them, so of course they came to sample all the goodies we made (also on the menu were my now infamous Double Chocolate Avocado Fudge Cookies. If you haven't made them yet, just stop reading now and go do it. You're welcome!). When they tried the soup a couple awesome things happened.
- They thought there was ground beef in it and so felt totally full and satisfied.
- One of the girls "hates beans" and when we told her there were beans in the soup she said "well I guess I like these beans."
Getting kids to try things they don't like can be super tricky, so creating foods that have familiar tastes and textures, but that incorporate new foods is an awesome way to start expanding their palates and introduce them to new ways of preparing otherwise ick inducing items.
My plant-based friends will also be happy to know that this recipe contains lots of nourishing protein and can be eaten as a complete meal. For extra yum you may want to try dipping my Cilantro Lime Cauliflower Biscuits in this soup for a delicious and totally satisfying meal.
Smokey Tomato Soup with Beans & Rice
- 1 cup of wild, black, or mixed rice
- 2 tbsp. olive, avocado, or coconut oil
- 1 onion, diced
- 1-2 dried chipotle pepper(s)
- 4 cloves of garlic, roughly chopped
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1 can diced tomatoes
- 1 can tomato paste
- 1.5-2 cups black beans (precooked)
- 2-4 cups water or veggie broth
- ½ tsp. sea salt
- Cook rice at a 1:1.75 ratio of rice to water (1 cup rice to 1 and ¾ cups water).
- Heat a large soup pot over low-medium heat for about 3 minutes.
- Add olive oil, allow it to heat up 1 minute then add chipotle pepper and onions. Cover pot.
- After 3 minutes or when onions turn soft and translucent add garlic & celery to the party, stirring until coated. Cover and let steam a couple of minutes.
- Add tomatoes, tomato paste, black beans, water, and sea salt.
- Bring to a boil then reduce heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes. Don't be afraid to let it simmer longer as the flavours will have more time to meld together.
- Remove from heat, take out the chipotle pepper, and puree with immersion blender.
- Stir in rice and return to heat. The longer you let it simmer the yummier it will taste!! You may want to add a touch more salt after tasting.
Well that's our recipe for today friend! I hope you enjoy it. Don't forget to come join my behind-the-scenes Fully Nourished Community on Facebook to gain support, encouragement, and first peeks at all my new recipes and goodies.
I'm off to go enjoy some panoramic ocean views and cuddle up with a book and some tea to pamper my soul. Have a beautiful day friend!
Cait xo


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This week we're melting in the Summer heat, so the only sensible thing to do is sit back, relax and admire some beautiful knitwear and take a look at some new knitting needles. Oh and by the way, do keep an eye on the Sheep's latest acquisition, I think he's peckish….
Black Death shawl pattern
Featherweight cardigan
Brooklyn Tweed – BT Men Vol.1
Disposing of Incompetent Henchmen – some handy tips from James Bond.


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The minute I saw these tiny bottles, I knew I had to do a Three Wishes altered book.
I started with a fairly thick old book. 'Readers Digest' probably circa 1970's, They were great reads full of all the classics. Alas it was time to give it a new purpose.
I removed about 18th of the pages somewhere in the first 1/3 of the book. It was falling apart, but I didn't worry about that yet.
After tracing lightly around the placement for the tiny jars I used a very sharp knife to slice through many many layers to take on the shape of the jars.
Here is a close up of the finished opening. I sprayed the sides with a nice thick layer of glimmer mist and dried it with a heat gun. Then I carefully cut and placed part of an ocean photo scrap in the back of the opening. Notice, they are tiered to accommodate the bottle neck as well as the rim.
Every wish needs dandelion fluff, so that is what they are filled with.
I used white gesso to cover the text and then a color wash of more glimmer mist.
I punched the holes with a regular hole punch so I could counter sink pearls of wisdom to go with the wishes along the right hand edge.
NOTE: When I secured the pages together around the openings, I only did small daubs of glue in order to keep the pages as flat as possible. I then clamped it shut and weighted it till it was dry. Much of this process will have to allow for overnight clamping and drying
To decorate the cover as well as inside pages I used, black gesso on the stamps. These are all from Finnabair, through Prima.
Anna is an amazingly talented lady. I worked with her in the early years for a site called 'Bad Girls Kits' It was clear from the beginning she was a rare natural to the altered art world. She was also very gracious and encouraging with her comments and projects. What I would give to take a class from her!
So, I stamped dried, then sprayed generously with different sprays till I liked the color mix.
This is the front cover before spray
Here is the open view of both covers and spine
Inside view of finished pages. I secured the bottles with a small clear glue dot. Added a title and a small frame with a pop of color.
All supplies from Scrapendipity's
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After such a hectic weekend I decided it was time to relax with a nice warm bath!
What's better than a night in with candles, bubbles and relaxing music?
I'm lucky in my house to have the luxury of a gorgeous roll top bath and was so pleased the other day to receive a box of my favourite goodies from Mr W for my birthday 🙂 can't beat a pink glittery bath girlies!
My favourite lush gift box of all is called relax more; it contains all my favourite goodies at only £25 and even better its all guilt free beauty as lush don't believe in testing on animals and use only vegetarian ingredients. The box contains:
- The Comforter Bubble Bar 200g
- Therapy Massage Bar 50g
- A French Kiss Bubble Bar
- Dreamtime Luxury Bath Melt
- Twilight Bath Ballistic
My favourite thing to do is to carefully take a small slice of each and pop them into a bath. (Minus
the massage bar, that could be slimy!)
the massage bar, that could be slimy!)
Whilst relaxing I listened to the beautiful tones of Demi lovato, as a birthday present to myself I treated myself to her new album and I must say I was not disappointed! Anyone who remembers lovato from her camp rock days will see how far this girl has come. My album highlights being Heart attack, Fire starter and Without the Love for a dance round the bedroom. I opted for some smoother tones for my quiet evening in; Nightingale and sky scraper both offer the stand out vocals that Demi is so known for. One this for sure, this little girls grown up and I for one could not be happier! Get her album now, you will not be disappointed!
To top my perfect night off I treated myself to a glass of blossom hill: white Zinfandel Rose which I feel makes a great accompaniment to a hot bath and an early night snooze! (I won't tell anyone if you don't!)
Until next time.
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The fire has been extinguished with crews able to prevent its spread to nearby buildings..
The garage has been totally destroyed by the fire. The cause is unknown but will be investigated.
An overhanging powerline affected by the fire is still live at this stage
Nearby residents have been allowed back inside their homes.


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Seems to depend on how we parse visual structure
Social annotations in web searchAditi Muralidharan, Zoltan Gyongyi, Ed Chi
We ask how to best present social annotations on search results, and attempt to find an answer through mixed-method eye-tracking and interview experiments. Current practice is anchored on the assumption that faces and names draw attention; the same presentation format is used independently of the social connection strength and the search query topic. The key findings of our experiments indicate room for improvement. First, only certain social contacts are useful sources of information, depending on the search topic. Second, faces lose their well-documented power to draw attention when rendered small as part of a social search result annotation. Third, and perhaps most surprisingly, social annotations go largely unnoticed by users in general due to selective, structured visual parsing behaviors specific to search result pages.


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So today I want to share some photos of the beautiful sunrise we had yesterday. I am not very good at taking photos of sunrises and sunsets but I think these came out good. (Although I was almost late for work because I spend to much time taking photos)
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Here are his comments to 790 The Zone in Atlanta. He starts off if he was surprised or not that Rodgers found success so quickly and winning the Super Bowl.
What ESPN is trying to generate a controversy of is the first sentence of the third paragraph "he just kind of fell into a good situation." But let's be frank, Rodgers did get lucky and fall into a good situation. He of course is a prodigious talent with all the skills you want out of a quarterback. But that talent could've been wasted had been drafted by San Francisco or Cleveland in 2005. He got blessed with a talented receiving unit and a tremendous quarterbacks coach. In fact you know who also blessed with the same things...Brett Favre."I'm going to be honest, I was not surprised. The biggest surprise to me would be that he didn't do it sooner. My last year in Green Bay prior to the first game, I made the remark that this was probably the most talented team that I've ever played on. And of course everyone looked up and was like, 'This guy's off his rocker.'"We were very, very young; take me out of the mix and we were by far the youngest team in the league. But I could see the talent pool across the board was outstanding. Now our season kind of ended up being a reflection of that. We came close, and I think we took a lot of people by surprise, but guys emerged rather quickly. Aaron had a chance…even though the last couple years it's seemed like he's almost a rookie, he's been around awhile. And I'd like to think that he watched, he learned, and then when he got a chance to play, he brought in his ability which is obviously very good or they wouldn't have drafted him in the first round. He's got tremendous talent, he's very bright and he got a chance to watch and see successful teams do it right."And so, he just kind of fell into a good situation. On top of that, he's a good player. I don't think there's any pressure on him now, the talent around him is even better than when I was there. So I'm really kind of surprised it took him so long. In the early part of last year season, it hadn't quite clicked yet and I didn't know it would. I just kind of figured when they hit their stride, they're going to be hard to beat. And that's what happened."
Do I think Favre was making a dig at Rodgers? No, he was just making a good point.