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four months in, still just the beginning.
Oh hi there! It's been a while has it not? So I told myself I'd be doing all kinds of crazy updates but alas, I have not. Although, pictures have arrived in great numbers on my Facebook and that I can be proud of. With that being said, there are still quite a few I haven't shared. Usually just those that are gorgeous and not of food. Anyway, this update will be short but full of incredible pictures. I love it here, all forms of the word love. Lots of things have changed; I think the scariest of all though would be the expectations that weren't met but are now being exceeded. It's been a bit of bumpy ride but what would you expect when you move 2500 miles away.
I'm sometimes homesick like crazy. I miss my family, friends, and old co workers dearly but definitely not the desert. Can everyone just relocate here? That'd be great. Also, could you come in on Saturday?
Let's talk about music for a second. I've performed twice and have done a radio show. Other than that, I've mostly been getting my life back together and trying to rebuild something. It's hard making friends as an adult, I've never known! I have to actually go to meetups to make friends or at least try to be social. I've mostly been working to be honest and trying to pay the bills. Oh and eating lots of yummy foods of course. Also, the walking I hated so much at the beginning? I LOVE it now. It's crazy, I actually want to walk places. Plus the weather is ridiculously enjoyable right now. Mid 60's and low 70's, fall is here and I'm in love with it :)
Oh right, music. There's been some opportunities that I'm toying with. I'll keep you guys updated but this could be promising in a lot of different ways. That's really all I can say for now :)
I have a new place of employment that is rather rad. In fact, it's so rad that I work from home and I do tech support. Yeah, seriously right up my alley :)
Which means I might actually get to get some musics done. I'm stoked!
Also, recently saw the family and went to one of my sister's weddings and holy crap. I didn't realize how much I had actually missed them. Especially the nephews, they're kind of the best thing ever. EVAR.
So here I leave you again, some photos to hold you over but not all of them. If I do another update soon, I promise the pictures will be awesome.
More details and hopefully more updates soon. Cheers.


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I want time with my best friend. Time to just sit and talk, catch up and feel comfortable saying anything in front of the only person that is possible with, The Pope. It's summer, you would think we would have all kinds of time just to chat, but summer as a mom is busy as all you moms out there know.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A leading cardinal defended Pope Benedict at an unusual address at the pontiff's Easter Sunday Mass, saying the Church would not be intimidated by "petty gossip" about sexual abuse of children by priests.
But in his own Easter address hours later, the pope, looking at times weary, did not mention the scandal that has engulfed the Church and posed a crisis in his five-year-old pontificate.
The surprise speech by Cardinal Angelo Sodano was the first time in recent memory that the ritual of a papal Easter Sunday Mass was changed so someone could address the pope at the start.
"The people of God are with you and will not let themselves be influenced by the petty gossip of the moment, by the trials that sometimes assail the community of believers," Sodano said.
The change of protocol underscored just how much the Vatican is feeling the pressure from a growing scandal concerning sexual abuse of children by priests and reports of a possible cover-up that have inched closer to the pope himself.
Later, the pope did not mention the scandal in his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) address, which touched on a series of world problems.
Sodano praised Benedict as the "solid rock" and said "The Church is with you!" to the cheers of thousands of people holding umbrellas in St Peter's Square.
His speech of solidarity listed those who support the pope, particularly "the 400,000 priests who generously serve" in schools, hospitals and missions around the world. This was a clear attempt to underscore the Vatican's position that only a tiny minority of priests have abused children.
But victims said they were disappointed.
"Lofty statements from Vatican officials do not change the facts," said Barbara Blaine, president of the U.S.-based Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP).
"Deeply wounded victims and our family members need comfort and healing, but instead receive reprimands and insults. When we speak up and tell how our childhood innocence was shattered by sexual assaults by priests it is not 'petty gossip'," she said.
Easter has been clouded by weeks of accusations the Church in several countries mishandled and covered up abuse of children by priests, sometimes for decades.
Shaken by the crisis, the Vatican has several times accused the media of waging a "despicable campaign of defamation" against the pope. Some reports have accused him of negligence in handling abuse cases in previous roles as a cardinal in his native Germany, and in Rome.
The Vatican has denied any cover-up over the abuse of 200 deaf boys in the United States by Reverend Lawrence Murphy from 1950 to 1974. The New York Times reported the Vatican and Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict, were warned about Murphy, but the priest was not defrocked.
Catholics leaving the rainy square were mixed in their reaction to the pope's silence on the issue.
"The pope should just address the crisis directly ... they should deal with it in a lawful, equitable and just manner, and they should treat victims with respect," said Nancy Malone of the United States.
But others said Easter was a time to talk of peace and not of scandal.
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By Bonnie Kristian
It is a bizarre and dangerous quirk of American politics that U.S. airstrikes are accepted as a moderate step between diplomacy and war.
Consider, for example, new poll results published by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. The subject at hand was North Korea, and participants were asked what response they would support to Pyongyang's development of nuclear weaponry. Options ranged from inaction to negotiations to sanctions to broader sanctions to airstrikes on nuclear facilities to boots on the ground. The pollsters may not have presented these choices in this sequence, but had they done so it would have been a familiar path because of our curious quirk.
Or take a look at the Philippines, where Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Monday the United States may begin airstrikes against local Islamic State-linked militants. Does this mean we're at war in the South Pacific? I suspect most Americans would say no. It's "just" airstrikes, after all. It is by that same calculation we rarely hear of America "at war" in Yemen, Pakistan, Somalia, or Libya—though all these countries have been subject to U.S. airstrikes in 2017.
What we ignore at our peril is that airstrikes are war, as is evident with a moment's reflection. Dropping bombs on foreign territory is warfare whether we talk about it in those terms or not.
This definitional statement is not as pedantic as it may seem, because Washington has a well-established history of using sloppy language in civic conversation to pull a fast one on the public. Former President Obama was a master of this where airstrikes are concerned: By prioritizing air war over ground troops, Obama was able to pay lip service to his campaign-era promises of reform and restraint while, in reality, maintaining and in some cases escalating the very interventionist foreign policy he was elected to repudiate.
Thus, during Obama's final year in office, the United States dropped more than 26,000 bombs in seven nations (Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria, in addition to the four listed above), though only for three of them (Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan) does the executive branch have anything even remotely resembling the congressional authorization for war required by the Constitution. There are many reasons for that failure of basic, procedural accountability—congressional fecklessness and presidential overreach not least among them—but the inaccurate way we think of airstrikes as war junior is surely a factor.
With Obama out and President Trump in his place, the consequences of our messy conception of airstrikes grow more serious still. In his first half-year in office, Trump is ordering airstrikes at five times Obama's already-incredible pace. That escalation, coupled with this week's announcement about the Philippines (not to mention April's strike on regime targets in Syria, the first of its kind), suggests we are due to see more airstrikes against more targets in more places in days to come.
Whether those strikes are necessary, right, or prudent may be subject to debate. There is a long record of warnings from U.S. military and intelligence officers plus independent studies that airstrikes often exacerbate security threats by radicalizing previously ordinary people who lose innocent family members to American bombs As conservative columnist Jim Antle has argued, "Just like government stimulus spending might end up hurting the economy, Obamacare might cancel your health insurance, welfare policies might prolong a cycle of poverty, military interventions aimed at killing terrorists might actually create them."
Such unintended consequences deserve more serious consideration than short-sighted politicians have been inclined to give, because what isn't up for debate is that these airstrikes are a form of war. That means we must demand the same constitutional due process and oversight; realistic risk analysis; and open deliberation about our aims and interests that we ought to require before more traditional war-making. Airstrikes are not a step to war but rather war itself, and it is time we talk—and demand Washington do its job—accordingly.
Bonnie Kristian is a fellow at Defense Priorities. She is a weekend editor at The Week and a columnist at Rare, and her writing has also appeared at Time Magazine, CNN, Politico, Relevant Magazine, The Hill, and The American Conservative, among other outlets.
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Megan + John :: Museum of Photographic Arts
An artist and an engineer walk into a dive bar... and the rest is history! People don't meet the old fashioned way anymore do they? Megan + John were two of the funniest and happy-go-lucky people I (Kathleen) have ever met. Their primary focus during our wedding planning process was to make sure this would be a party their guests could dance to all night long. And of course like attracts like, because M+J's wedding party were also hilarious party animals. I've never laughed so hard at a best man's speech and totally lost count of the amount of times he yelled "ROLL TIDE" (John being an Alabama alum). The Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park San Diego was the perfect wedding venue to reflect their creative and outgoing personalities. Megan stressed how important it was to her to have a bright and colorful wedding where guests felt warm and relaxed the entire time. These two were so laid-back because hey when you're that in love everything else seems easy. A couple excited to take portraits on the carousel and have their first dance in the middle of an art gallery is definitely our type of rad, down-to-earth dream clients. We wish them a lifetime of love and memorable dive bar nights!
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Travel Journal • Scotland Update
It gets hard to remember to write because we are so caught up in exploring and then just wrapping my mind around everything I've just seen! It's so cool being here and touching the walls of buildings and castles and grounds of things I've only ever dreamt of, read about, or seen in movies. It's so cool.
Today we explored the isle of Skye even though we just arrived. It was late, like 8 pm and we ventured down to Elgol which was like an hour each way just to go 16 miles because the roads are so tight and little and covered with sheep! I love looking at all the sheep!
Today we drove the coasts of so many lakes! I call them Lochs because that's what they are here but Ryan calls me a camellion saying that I adapt to each area we venture to, but really I'm just trying to learn the culture an apply it.
I want others to explore the world as much as their heart desires. I know when I was in college I didn't dream of traveling as much as I did after graduation but if you have a dream, you should just do it, whatever it is!
We also went to the Harry Potter bridge—it's actually called something else entirely but I forget the name at the moment. It was so neat! I touched it and we climbed a nearby mountain to get a better view and Ryan even found a stag horn in the field. We could envision the battling of horns that may have happened to break such a strong piece off the stag head. He's so excited and I hope to bring it home with us to mount and display at home.
We are stopped on the side of the road in glencoe and Ryan is chatting with an Englishman. He fits right in here in GB because very one lives to chat and so does he. The guy he met today is Derek, yesterday we talked to Allister on the Harry Potter bridge land and talked to a lady named Wilma while we were in Inverness at a cafe.


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Bill Clinton gives tribute to Aretha Franklin, a woman with 'breathtaking talent'
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The former President spoke about his "most enduring memory" of Franklin: meeting her backstage last November at an Elton John AIDS Foundation gala in New York -- which would be her final public performance.
Clinton said Franklin looked "obviously, desperately ill" and "gaunt," but she "stood right up and said, 'How you doing, baby?' "
Clinton recalled that Franklin sang for 45 minutes during the gala, leaving those in the room awestruck.
"She wanted them to sit back, relax, feel good and listen to her sing, and not worry about how long she was going to live," Clinton said. "She cared about broken people. She cared about people who were disappointed. She cared about people who didn't succeed as much as she did."
He asked Friday's attendees to forgive him because he hoped to see what Franklin was wearing.
"I was so glad when I got here -- and I hope you will forgive me -- when the casket was still open because I said, 'I wonder what my friend's got on today,' " he said to laughter from the crowd. "I want to see what the girl is carrying out."
Franklin was dressed in a long, sequined gold gown and gold high heels to match her golden casket.
Wrapping up his speech, Clinton broke out his iPhone and began playing Franklin's 1968 hit song "Think." Holding up his phone, he said, "that's the best I can do."
He said of the song, "It's the key to freedom," before returning to his seat.
Clinton was the only former president to attend Franklin's funeral, but letters written by Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush were read during the service. Franklin had performed at Clinton's first inauguration in 1993.
Franklin died earlier this month at age 76 from advanced pancreatic cancer.
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Annalee Schafranek
She manages YWCA media outreach and coverage, as well as copyediting and providing brand oversight for the agency and editorial management of YWCA's blog. Her passion is changing hearts and minds through media and pop culture, as well as sharing the stories of women and girls.
Annalee graduated from Reed College with a degree in Sociology. Her undergraduate thesis studied the coverage of feminist activism in American newspapers. She enjoys collaborating with team members to help communities understand the ways in which all are impacted by systemic inequities.
When not at work, Annalee enjoys dissecting pop culture, taking advantage of Seattle's many nearby hiking trails, and catching up on her podcast backlog.
Annalee Schafranek is the Public Relations & Marketing Manager at YWCA. She contributes agency news, press releases, and media coverage to the website. Annalee's educational and professional experience has always focused on the place where gender equity and media meet.


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Unfinished Business
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New Business
· Discussion about donating to the family of Tiara del Rio and Beau Zimbro (79th Ave & Cholla)
· Dinner for the March 19th Monthly Meeting
· *Pending" Guest Speaker: Robert Garcia, Attorney
· Discussion on bumper stickers
· Discussion about possible legislation in Tucson, regarding pensions
Good & Welfare
· Movie ticket raffle (must be present to win)
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
SUCCESS...for one night at least!
Last night I made calzones with spinach, mushrooms, and sun-dried tomatoes. They were yummy! I called them "homemade pizza" because AC loves homemade pizza. I covered hers in pizza sauce.
She ate the whole thing! She did spit (yes, spit) out the mushrooms...who could blame her? I'm pretty sure I didn't eat mushrooms as a child either.
"Mommy, what is the green stuff?"
"It's called seasoning...to make it taste good." This is not too far from the truth because I did put Italian Seasoning in them.
She ate the whole thing! PROGRESS!!!
This morning I said, "Did you know that pizza had spinach in it and you liked it? I'm so proud of you!"
She shook her head. "No, mommy, I didn't like it!" Whatever...I am happy!
7 comments:
- Dona said...
Wow- that looks great! If you put a picture of food on your blog, you have to put EXACTLY how you made it so we all can too! AC looks so big in your blog picture- too cute!!!
- July 22, 2008 at 2:04 PM
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- July 22, 2008 at 3:41 PM
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- July 22, 2008 at 3:42 PM
- Heather H said...
um ... that looks DEeeeeeeeeLICIOUS!
I need that recipe.
Also, I use the Jessica Seinfeld book and throw in baby food veggies into my kids food .. but, I also do make them take as many bites as their age. Even if they are crying (A.C.)
- July 22, 2008 at 9:15 PM
- Lindsey said...
Ok, so I thought I posted a comment last night. Apparently it did not show up. Anyway, all I said was that I agreed; the food looks delicious! And I think it's hilarious that you told her the green stuff was seasoning. Maybe that's the key w/children. It's psychological. She knows it's a vegetable/good for her, she won't eat it. Tell her it's seasoning, and she eats it all.
- July 23, 2008 at 8:37 AM
- Tricia said...
SWEET!!! but see, you weren't lying. because the spinach does make the calzone taste good. it can be a form of seasoning =). And taking something she does like and putting a healthy spin on it is very smart!! (i would recommend not telling her it's spinach until she's 20 or so, so you can re-use that meal) haha!
and with her mac and cheese, I'm not sure if you already make your own but if you do, change up the noodles, use whole wheat pasta instead. I'm a firm believer in whole grains and organic food (i was a vegetarian for a while too) so if you need any recipes let me know, I like to make healthy food and it's always good!!
That looks really good. Just inspired me to go to the grocery store...
also, how did you get that play list on your blog? I want to put one on mine but I'm a little blog-dumb!
- July 23, 2008 at 11:23 AM
- Tricia said...
haha! yeah I just followed the link on your playlist... easier than I thought! But thanks for coming to check it out.
I look forward to the recipe!!
- July 23, 2008 at 6:00 PM


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This was a wedding for the books!
We loved working with Ashley and Adam. While the original plan had been a warm, fall wedding, that is not something you can bet on in mid-October in Edmonton. We woke up that day to a blanket of snow across the city. What that gave us, was a really cool mix of fresh, white snow and the still green leaves of the river valley.
The ceremony was held downtown in the beautiful St. Joachim Catholic Church. This was walking distance to one of our favourite street art locations in the city. From there we headed to Louise McKinney Park to take advantage of the newly fallen snow on the promenade. Before heading to the reception at the Ardrossan Recreation Complex, we made a quick stop at Local in Sherwood Park for a bite to eat and some casual photos. We say it time and time again, when it comes to weddings, plan a stop at a local eatery. It allows for the day to slow down bit and doubles as a great backup plan in case it rains. Curious to know more? Check out our video on Maximizing Time for your wedding.
The literal icing on the cake of this wedding was that it was Dave's birthday and these two went out of their way to pick up a delicious chocolate cake at Duchess Bake Shop and sing Happy Birthday in the middle of their big day.
We have THE BEST clients. Enjoy some shots from the day.


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My Waii is one of the few private vacation home rentals on Maui that has a legal grandfathered rental history combined with a beach front location. Home is all on one level. Perfect for families (4), couples, romantics and active water loving travelers. The kitchen has been completely redone with new bamboo cabinets, Corian counters, tile floor, new stove/oven, full size refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher. There is a King size bed (new 2017) in bedroom with a bath adjoining; Queen size Murphy bed in living room with bath adjoining. Flat screen TV's in the living area and bedroom. Ceiling fans throughout with A/C available at $15 day in the bedroom. My Waii is a non smoking home. Late check out fee is $250, please request if needed
Check in time: 3:00pm Checkout time: 10:00am
Wonderful outdoor space with covered lanai, outdoor speakers from the Sonos music system, four chaise lounges and outdoor dining table.
11/17/19 out 11/21/19
$299 night, plus tax, $200 cleaning fee will accept 4 night stay
1/6 to 4/15
$390 night, plus 14.32% tax
$200 cleaning fee
A/C available in bedroom at $15 day energy surcharge
5 night minimum stay
5% returning guest discount
$250 for late checkout. Please request, if needed
4/15 to 12/20
$360 per night, plus 14.32% tax
$200 cleaning fee
A/C available in the bedroom at $15 day energy surcharge (warm months are May through October)
5 night minimum stay
5% returning guest discount
$250 for late checkout. Please request, if needed
Christmas 12/20 to 1/6
$425 per night, plus 14.32% tax
10 night minimum stay between 12/20 and 1/6
$200 cleaning fee
A/C available in the bedroom at $15 day energy surcharge
5% returning guest discount
$250 for late checkout. Please request, if needed
Payments: $500.00 deposit at confirmation. Balance due 60 days before check-in except for holiday period when final payment is due 90 days prior to arrival. If renting for more than 28 nights one quarter of payment due at confirmation and balance due 90 days prior to arrival.
We accept credit cards via PayPal. There is a 5% fee for US guests and added fees for guests living outside the US
Cancellation policy: $200 cancel fee once funds are on account until 61 days prior to arrival. If cancelled in the last 60 days there is no refund, unless re-rented than $200 cancel fee. During holiday season $200 cancel fee up to 91 days prior to arrival. No refund if cancelled in the last 90 days unless re-rented, than $200 cancel fee applies.
Tax ID: GE & TA-182-609-5104-01
This magical ocean front beach cottage vacation rental is located on a residential street in Kihei, 2 miles north of the Wailea Resort Area and 500 yards from the well-known Kamaole beaches. Hawaii's beaches are the best in the world and the state of Hawaii makes every beach open for the free use of everyone. You and walk to Starbucks in 10 minutes or the neighborhood grocery store and Farmer's Market.
Enjoy the large lawn area fronting a small sandy beach. Watch the Humpback whales between December and April. Surfing is a possibility in the cove next door. You will enjoy magnificent sunsets every night. Golf and tennis are close by along with fantastic restaurants and shops.
Wonderful ocean front home in Kihei, sandy beach great water sports and western exposure for fabulous sunsets.
Featured Amenities
Ocean Front
Beach Front
A/C available
My Waii is perfect for almost any experience: Romance, family, adventure, hiking.
About My Waii
Amenities At a Glance
Sleeps 4
Non smoking home
1 bedroom
2 bathrooms
King size bed in bedroom (new bed September 2017)
Queen size Murphy bed in living room (new 2018)
2 flat screen HD1 TVs with DVD in living room and bedroom; HD1 hook up for Roku
Sonos music system using your smart phone or Pandora with indoor & outdoor speakers
Full kitchen with stove/oven, full size refrigerator with ice maker, microwave, dishwasher. coffee grinder, rice cooker, slower cooker, electric tea kettle
Washer/dryer, ceiling fans
Linens, towels, hair dryers
Security system, safe, 2 telephones
FREE high speed wireless Internet connection
FREE calling within US and Canada
Air conditioning available in bedroom ($15 day energy surcharge applies.)
Gas BBQ
Beach towels, beach chairs and mats and some beach toys
We had the best vacation of our lives! This property is the perfect getaway. We enjoyed the sand and surf right outside our patio for 8 wonderful days! The owners of this property are wonderful to work with and we can't wait to return. I recommend you book this property right now!!!
July 14, 2019
We have been to Maui many times and found Linda's cottage for this year's run at paradise. It is everything the pictures show and more. When you stay at a place that you really don't want to go away from, even to do other activities, then you have found yourself a little home away from home. Can't say enough about the view, beach, waves, golf green grass and all the amenities you would need for a special stay. Thanks Linda and Barry for being there for us when needed; like hardly ever needed. :) Love you guys and love "My Waii"!
Date of arrival
December 31, 2018
Beautiful home, lovely grounds, great sunsets
2128A Iliili Road, Kihei, HI, 96753, United States
Date of Stay
Aug 20, 2018
Everything about our stay was amazing. The property was everything advertised and more. I cannot think of a thing that wasn't provided, even down to binoculars, beach chairs, books, games, snorkels, fins, boogie boards, beach towels, and movies. The home was spotless. We didn't have to do a thing but enjoy. We were there during Hurricane Lane and the property manager made sure we were all right. She even said if the storm became a threat she would come and pick us up to stay at her place. We had our wedding on the property. Initially it we were going to another beach to have it but could not find a site more beautiful than where we were. We certainly will return and stay here. Looking for anything better would be futile.
Dave and Danielle 4/15/18 out 4/29/18
Review: "South Maui, ocean, beachfront, surfing, sunsets SPECTACULAR , great home"
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
This was our 5th trip to Maui and couldn't have been happier in choosing My Waii for a 2 week stay. The house is very well appointed with everything you will need and the kitchen is beautiful as we love to cook and source out good local foods. Right away you get into the spirit as it is literally steps to the beach and having a view of the surf break is an added bonus. We swam and snorkeled out front daily and found the convenience of a good outdoor shower to rinse and a spot to dry our gear outside was one of the best parts of the property. Each day was different as far as the weather was concerned and we had a front row seat to all the changes. The grounds and gardens are fantastic and its obvious the owners and gardeners take pride in such a well established property. Parking right out front was always available and the security system and safe are first class. Overall the property is very clean inside and out and Linda is an absolute joy to deal with. Can't think a nicer beachfront property in all the South Shore. We also will be back as many have said before us. Thanks again Linda.
Tom and Becky, 1/27/18 out 2/3/18
We have stayed in homes around the country and even the world. And this place tops them all! There are three reasons for that. First, the location. This house sits on it's own little beach with a very pretty yard and has magnificent views of surfers and boat traffic (and whales in the right season). We spent hours and hours just sitting on the deck enjoying the views. Second, the house has everything you need. We can't think of a single thing this house didn't have to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable -- from a fully stocked kitchen to towels to bedding to beach gear. Even little things like binoculars and guide books and board games were available. Third, the owner, Linda, was as gracious and helpful a host as we have ever met. We could not possibly recommend her beach cottage more highly.
David, Nancy, Kendall and Laurel 10/16/17 out 10/23/17
We had the best time at My Waii Beach Cottage! The property is unreal - gorgeous views with beach cove access right off the lawn and three beautiful beaches only a short walk away. Normally we leave our rental to explore every day, but at My Waii all we wanted to do was stay and enjoy. Linda was easy to coordinate with, and we had everything we needed for the best week away from home. We can't wait to come back in March!
My Response
Aloha David and Nancy, It was fun to be on-island and have the opportunity to meet your wonderful family, soccer, college, fun, you name it. Loved having you at My Waii and thank you for taking the time to review My Waii. Linda Owen My Waii Beach Cottage-Maui
Aloha. I just wanted to thank you for everything. Again, we had a wonderful time. I can't imagine staying anywhere else. I hope we left everything in satisfactory condition. I hope we were as good to My Waii as it was to us. We are very grateful to have found such an amazing place. Thank you again for sharing it with us. We will be back.
Leia and Jim April 2017
We loved My Waii as we saw on arrival there is washing facilities, beach equipment, Guest Information book on all the details of the home. This was an amazing stay and I would highly recommend the serenity, beach located right on the doorstep, supply of beach equipment and owners have thought of everything that you would need for a fantastic stay. Well done Linda and Barry
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Acidic – A pH of less than seven. Acidic soils tend to be in areas of higher rainfall such as the eastern United States, and the coastal Pacific Northwest.
Alkaline – A pH of more than seven. Alkaline soils tend to be in arid climates of the western half of the United States.
Alluvial – Soil made up of materials left by the water from rivers and floods. It is typically loose and fast-draining.
Amendment (in soil) – Anything added to a soil, generally for biological and/or physical enhancement.
Anaerobic – Without oxygen.
Anti-siphon valve – Allows water to flow in only one direction. Prevents water from being sucked back into the water supply line.
Aqueduct – A manmade channel for moving water.
Atmospheric backflow preventer – Prevents backflow into water supply.
Bay Delta – A nickname for the Sacramento – San Joaquin Delta. A 1,100 square mile area in Northern California from which our watershed gets most of its imported water.
Berm – An elevated ridge of land. Typically several inches to several feet in height.
Capillary action – Attraction of water to surfaces. Allows for water to move opposite of gravity.
Catch can test – A method used to determine irrigation efficiency. Catch cans are water-holding containers, about one cup in size. When placed on the ground in a pattern, they catch water from an operating sprinkler zone for a specified time. Once the sprinklers are turned off, the water in each catch can is measured. The greater the difference in the volume of water in each catch can, the greater the irrigation inefficiency.
Circuit – See "Zone."
Clock – Another name for an irrigation timer or controller.
Compost – Made of organic matter that has decomposed. It can be incorporated in soil as an amendment or applied to the top of soil as a mulch. It looks nothing like the original materials that were used to make it. Compost is typically dark brown and has an earthy aroma.
Controller – Another name for an irrigation timer or clock.
Deadheading – The removal of dead flower or seed heads from a plant.
Deciduous – Seasonal shedding. An example is the loss of leaves from trees in the winter months.
Decomposition – The natural biological and chemical process by which organic matter (such as dead plants) is broken down into compost.
Desalting – A water treatment process of removing salt from water. Fresh water is produced from brackish or seawater.
Exudate (from plant roots) – Chemically diverse compounds from the circulatory system of the plant. It is excreted from the roots into the soil as a defense mechanism against pathogens.
Feel method – An unscientific way to determine the state of soil by feeling it. A desirable soil feels somewhat squishy, but not gooey; somewhat crumbly, but it will hold together when squeezed.
Garden Room – An outdoor area that is defined with elements similar to an indoor room to create a sense of space. Elements can include flooring such as stone or tile; an overhead cover such as a pergola; walls from hedges, pottery, or curtains; a fireplace; kitchen equipment or bar-b-q; seating, etc.
Genera – A class or group marked by common characteristics. Plants are named botanically with a genus and species name. The genera would be all plants with the same genus name.
Groundwater – Water that is found underground in the spaces of soil, sand, and fractured rock. It is considered a type of water storage.
Habitat – A natural environment for an organism such as a plant or animal.
Head – A shortened name for sprinkler head.
Heat island – An area that is significantly warmer compared to its surrounding area.
Humus – An organic component of soil consisting of well-decayed plant and animal matter. Microorganisms can't decompose it any further, so it is a very stable product can that last for years. It greatly increases the water-holding capacity of soil by aggregating soil particles.
Hydrozone – An area of plants with the same or similar water needs.
Inorganic – Consisting of matter other than living or formally living substances. An example would be minerals or most types of rock.
Loam – A desired soil consisting of sand, silt, and clay.
Microbes – Microscopic critters that live in the soil such as bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and nematodes. They can be beneficial or pathogenic.
Microclimate – A local climate formed in a small site or habitat. Many things can form a microclimate such as shade, reflected heat, structures, topography, soil, etc.
Mulch – A material spread on top of the soil to protect and possibly enrich the soil. It can be either organic, such as wood chips, or inorganic, such as rocks.
Mycorrhizae – a beneficial soil fungus that greatly enhances water and nutrient uptake by performing as an extension of plant roots. It actually helps plants communicate with each other. Approximately 90% of land plants have formed some type of mycorrhizal relationships with other plants.
Native plant – A plant that has evolved and adapted naturally in a local ecosystem or location without direct or indirect human intervention.
Non-potable water – Water that is not safe to drink.
Nozzle – a device used to control the output of water from a sprinkler head.
Organic – Derived from living organisms. Contains the element, carbon.
Ornamentals – Plants that are used for ornament rather than plants used for crops and food sources.
Pathogen – An organism that causes disease.
Precipitation rate – A measure of the rate at which water is applied to a specific area in a specified time. Usually measured in inches per hour.
Point-source drip irrigation – A method of drip irrigation where drip emitters are placed only in the plants root zone.
pH – A measure of how acidic or alkaline water is. A scale of 1 to 14 is used with 7 being neutral, below 7 being acidic, and above 7 being alkaline.
Photosynthesis – A process in green plants that uses sunlight to create and transfer energy.
Potable water – Water that is safe to drink.
Prune – Selective removal of parts of a plant such as branches, twigs, or roots.
PSI – Pounds per square inch. It is a measure of force.
Rain garden – From the National Resource Conservation Service: Rain gardens are low or depressed areas landscaped with perennial flowers and native vegetation that soak up rainwater. They are strategically located to capture runoff from impervious surfaces, such as roofs and streets. Rain gardens fill with a few inches of water after a storm and then water filters into the ground, rather than running off to a storm drain. As urban areas grow, increased storm water runoff from impervious surfaces becomes a problem. As more impervious surfaces are added to our communities, it is more important than ever to help rainwater infiltrate. This protects water quality and reduces storm water runoff.
Recycled Water – Wastewater that has been adequately treated for use as irrigation water or recharge of groundwater basins.
Reservoir – A body of water used as a source of water supply such as a lake or pool.
Runoff – Water that drains off of a land surface. When speaking in terms of irrigation, runoff is water that flows off of the irrigated target area and is wasted.
Sacramento Bay Delta – See Bay Delta
Smart controller – An irrigation controller that uses weather data to automatically determine appropriate watering schedules.
Soil food web – A community in the soil consisting of a diversity of organisms from one-celled bacteria to small vertebrate animals and plants. The organisms interact and depend on each other to produce energy and provide nutrients to plants.
Soil texture – The ratio of sand, silt, and clay particles in a soil. For example, clay loam, or silty clay are soil texture names.
Solenoid – An electromagnetic device on an irrigation valve that allows a valve to open and close via an electrical current. The solenoid is connected to an irrigation controller with electrical wiring.
Species – A group of living organisms, such as plants or animals, with similar characteristics in which two individuals can produce offspring.
Spray Sprinkler – A sprinkler type that has a nozzle with a fixed spray pattern, typically fan-shaped, with a radius of approximately four to 15 feet.
Sprinkler – A device that emits water with a controlled rate, pattern, and distance.
Stormwater – Surface water resulting from heavy rain or snow melt.
Sunset® climate zones – Refined climate zones for the western United States developed by Sunset, Time, Inc.
Swale – A low place in the landscape where water collects.
Timer – Another name for an irrigation clock or controller.
Transpiration – A process where water enters plant roots, transports through the plant, and exits the leaves as water vapor.
Treated wastewater – Sewage and wastewater that has been treated chemically, physically, and biologically to remove contaminants so it can be safely returned to the environment or put to beneficial use such as groundwater replenishment or irrigation.
Turf or Turfgrass – Grass that is used as a lawn as opposed to wild grasses, prairie, or agronomic grasses.
Valve – An irrigation device that controls the flow of water through pipes and sprinklers.
Watershed – An area of land where all streams and rainfall drain to a common outlet. If you are standing on land, you are standing in a watershed.
Weather-based controller – See "smart controller."
Zone – An irrigated area controlled by one valve.


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Telecom companies such as KPN and Telefonica are well positioned going into the economic slowdown, Michael Kovacocy, European telecoms analyst and sector strategist from Daiwa Institute of Research Europe, told CNBC.
"Telefonica probably has the most upside right now … it's an incredible value. We think that it's now worth upwards of 20 euros a share and we think it's a long term growth play," Kovacocy told "Europe Tonight."
Shares of the Spanish telecom giant closed little above 14 euros per share Thursday, nearly 6 euros below Kovacocy's target price.
Investors should ignore the noise in the market place and be willing to take on risk in the short term, Kovacocy warned.
(Watch the full CNBC interview with Michael Kovacocy above).
The telecom sector will prove very resilient to the economic slowdown now apparent across much of the developed world, Kovacocy said.
"Going into this period of turmoil telecoms were in fantastic shape," he said.
The bursting of the telecom bubble in early 2000 prompted the established players to retrench and they have "really made themselves quite solid," Kovacocy said.
Integrated operators with both fixed-line and mobile products are best poised to benefit and have "a perfectly resilient business model," Kovacocy said.
Alternative telecom providers should be avoided as their growth phase has already played out, he said. Mobile has its own "peculiar problems" and would have been slowing regardless of the economic conditions, he added.
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Millville High announces Students of the Month for June
John Berry, 75, of Vineland, plays his horn alongside Delsea Drive in an effort to bring attention to Jesus. Deborah M. Marko, @dmarko_dj
MILLVILLE - Millville High School's Students of the Month for June are: India Parker, Michael Davila, Mykaela Finley, Kimberly Taylor, Madalyne Blair, Colin Breeden-Fallows, Alan Richter and Sandra Cruz.
More Neighbors News: Millville High announces Students of the Month for May
More Neighbors News: Neighbors briefs: Breakfasts, Veterans, soccer, Hip Hop, Downe grant, mural, Herb Day
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They have vacancies at Leeds and Manchester, from which they operate scheduled leisure flights to the Mediterranean, the Canaries and great leisure cities.
Their new Flight Crew Training Centre in Bradford has three Simulators, providing a great environment to develop your skills. You will need a strong training record and the commitment, energy and flexibility required to deliver Friendly low fares to their all important customers.
They offer several pilot contract types including Full-Time or Summer Only, each providing excellent benefits.
Minimum requirements:
- Valid EASA Pilots Licence
- Current Class One Medical
- Hold a current B757 Type Rating
- A minimum of 3000 flying hours,
- 1000 hours must be Command time (factorised) on type or on a similar size and configuration Jet aircraft.
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As a sign of your professionalism, apply only when you comply with all the requirements and if you have or can obtain a work permit that allows you to be employed in this country.
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A partner application on Blackford Platform™, icobrain provides an FDA-cleared and CE-marked solution for easy and reliable access to MRI biomarkers that indicate subclinical disease activity in multiple sclerosis, dementia and traumatic brain injury. This allows accelerated diagnosis, aids in facilitating the treatment selection and evaluation of treatment response.
Reduce time on suboptimal treatment for multiple sclerosis patients
Accurate assessment of brain atrophy and lesion evolution in MS allows the early evaluation of treatment response. This could realize a reduction of time on expensive suboptimal treatment from 3.9 years now to 1.3 years.
Accelerate the diagnosis of dementia patients and CT negative brain trauma patients
The diagnosis of dementia and head trauma depends on ability to assess local brain damage. With icobrain the brain atrophy and local abnormalities can be quantified reliably in relevant regions.
Save radiological reading time
The ever-increasing number of medical images puts a lot of pressure on radiologists. With icobrain, the reading of brain scans can be significantly reduced thanks to the seamless integration of reporting parameters and annotated images in the radiological workflow.
Improve consistency of radiological reading
Starting from objective and standardized measurements to monitor neurological disorders strongly improves the inter and intra rater variability of the radiological reading.
Objectively assess the lesion dissemination in space and time with icobrain ms
- Detect and quantify new and enlarging FLAIR white matter hyperintensities.
- Monitor the evolution of T1 white matter hypointensities.
- Easily assess the total volumes of white matter abnormalities and their evolution.
- Assess the lesion distribution graphs following the McDonald criteria.
- Detect and measure contrast-enhancing lesions.
Measure precisely the brain atrophy with icobrain ms
- Track the annualized brain volume change in order to assess disease progression.
- Compare whole brain and gray matter volumes to an age- and gender-matched average brain volume of a healthy population.
Uncover abnormality patterns with icobrain dm
- Quantify brain volumes in relevant brain structures in individual dementia patients.
- Compare these brain volumes to an age- and gender-matched average brain volume of healthy population.
- Easily interpret the atrophy pattern with a clear dementia signature.
- Easily assess the total lesion burden.
Track the evolution of spatio-temporal brain atrophy with icobrain dm
- Monitor closely the annual volume change and compare it to population graphs of unaffected control group.
Detect diffuse consequences of brain damage with icobrain tbi
- Assess the state of the brain cortical and hippocampal volumes.
- Measure brain volume changes (corrected for head size) and track yearly progression.
- Compare volumes to an age- and gender-matched average of unaffected people.
Quantify localized brain injuries diffuse brain injuries with icobrain tbi
- Assess volumes and volumes changes of traumatic axonal injuries.
- Easily evaluate the impact of these localized injuries thanks to the division into different regions following the Adams-Gentry Classification.
"In order to optimize individualized care and treatment efficacy, we have to understand how things change before permanent disability takes place. icobrain is a first step towards this goal.""
Dr. Mark Gudesblatt, M.D., Medical director of the Comprehensive MS Care Center at South Shore Neurologic Associates
"Like icobrain, brain biomarker measurements need to be extremely reproducible and sensitive enough to detect relevant clinical changes."
Dr. Max Wintermark, Professor of Radiology and Chief of Neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center


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Haxial has released a new app for Mac users, Haxial Calculator. Haxial Calculator is a calculator utility designed as a mathematical assistant. The app ships with support for infix expression evaluation and large problem solving via worksheets. According to Haxial:
Haxial is pleased to announce the release of Haxial Calculator 1.0.
This is no ordinary calculator. Haxial Calculator is a high precision mathematical assistant that evaluates normal (infix) expressions to practically any accuracy. Results can be viewed in normal, fraction or scientific forms and the option of working in a different radix no longer restricts you to the decimal system.
Worksheets enable you to solve larger problems in a more suited environment as well as allowing you to save your work. In addition Haxial Calculator incorporates unit and radix conversion utilities for your convenience as well as complete support for variables.
Other calculator programs blindly attempt to copy physical hand-held calculators by displaying buttons on the computer screen, and an appearance and function that closely mimics a hand-held calculator. At Haxial, we believe this approach is fundamentally flawed.
A computer is a far more powerful device than a hand-held calculator, and thus it is illogical and limiting to duplicate hand-held calculators on a computer. Haxial Calculator allows you to freely type expressions in a form natural to humans and much more suited when using a computer keyboard.
You can find more information about the Haxial Calculator release at the Haxial Web site. Haxial Calculator is available for US$15.00.


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|Painting by Miriam Selmi Reed - Diva 1 - Acrylic on canvas - Copyright 2013
Miriam moved to New York City in 1996 and had several gallery shows in Manhattan. In 1997 she was the winner of the US-Artist Green card which lead her to immigrate permanently. In 1998 she moved to Los Angeles to work as a visual artist up until 2009. In 2008 she received an official Certificate signed by the Major of the City of Los Angeles based on the City Art Show curated by Senior Senator Pasqual Bettio. Miriam's illustrations are licensed only through Illustration Source in NYC.
Mittwoch, 16. April 2014
Art Exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan starting April 16th 2014.
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Infant Chiropractor
Are you looking for a infant chiropractor near you? Fast affordable holistic healthcare for your entire family is easier than you may think! Schedule your risk free consultation now or continue reading to learn more.
Is it safe for infants to get adjusted?
Yes! Adverse events linked to pediatric chiropractic care are virtually nonexistent, estimated at 1 in 250 million pediatric visits. There is not a single medical procedure safer than that for infants, children and babies. We encourage parents to seek out chiropractors who specialize in taking care of children in their practice. Just like when picking the right baby car seat, picking the right infant chiropractor can make a lifetime of difference in your child's life and future.
When adjusting a newborn, baby or toddler, a skilled chiropractor will only use the amount of pressure that you would use to comfortably push on your eye. The child gets checked by hand and with technology, then is placed in position (usually in Mommy's lap), and gentle pressure is applied.
That's all there is to it. It's simple, safe, and effective.
Two major studies on chiropractic and infantile colic have shown that over a period of two weeks (usually three visits) 94 percent of babies adjusted by chiropractors showed a successful rating, with 25 percent showing improvement after the first adjustment. Dr. S. Vallone, in a 2007 study, concluded, "Chiropractic adjustments in the early stages of neurologic imprinting appear to safely and effectively address the craniocervical dysfunction and help restore natural, efficient suckling patterns for infants who are unable to successfully latch."
A Harvard University pathologist, Dr. Abraham Towbin, found evidence of spinal injury common as a result of the birthing process. He also found evidence of spinal injury in many cases of SIDS and infant respiratory conditions.
Did you know that birth trauma often causes neurological dysfunction?
A study by Gutmann examining more than 1,000 infants concluded that approximately 80 percent had some form of nerve dysfunction. This is of utmost importance, since 65 percent of neurological development (brain and nerve system) occurs in a child's first year.
During this crucial time it is vital that the nerve system be healthy so the child can grow and develop to her potential.
What can nerve dysfunction from birth trauma look like?
trouble breathing
frequent spitting up
difficulty nursing (or impaired sucking/swallowing or head positioning)
balance issues
sleeping difficulty
delayed developmental milestones
Chiropractic care is focused solely on removing nerve dysfunction (which improves brain-body communication) so a new baby can grow, develop, and function at its highest potential. We as humans were born with an innate ability to heal. Our Chiropractors minimize the obstructions to that ability so your infant can grow up and live the full rich life he or she deserves.
To find a Chiropractor who specializes in Infants near you, CLICK HERE now!


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Liberation newspaper tour
The newspaper Liberation and France Alumni invite you to visit Liberation premises and to attend the morning Editorial Board.
This visit will run right in between the two rounds of French presidential election. Due the chosen date, this visit should be very interesting. The Alumni will attend the discussion with the journalists and together, they will decide on the subjects to be published on April, 27th daily newspaper.
Do not miss this great opportunity to discover how a major French newspaper operates.
Meeting point 9:45 am at 29 rue de Châteaudun 75009 Paris
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Looking for the best Easter desserts on the planet? You've just found them!
Most holidays have a starring dish that everyone is familiar with; turkey for Thanksgiving, ham for Christmas, and champagne for New Year's Eve. Easter, however, is a bit different. The traditional Easter meal may consist of either ham, lamb, or chicken. We have always had a big ham (leftovers!), potato salad, and deviled eggs.
RECIPE HERE===>>> http://kellystilwell.com/recipes/20-best-easter-desserts-planet/


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The Weekend Dish: 8/20/2016
Happy happy Saturday!
I hope you all had an amazing mid-August week and that you're loving every minute of these days of summer. I'm thrilled that it's going to start cooling down slightly here (highs in the 70's!) next week – it will make being outside much more enjoyable! I still can't believe that my due date is only a little over 6 weeks away.
I feel like I need to do ALL THE THINGS immediately, like get the baby's room ready, purge and organize every room in my house, and stock my freezer with some of my must-have's. And of course, get everything for the blog ready to go on semi-autopilot so I can take a little maternity leave once the little guy arrives. If someone could add at least 12 more hours to every day, that would be awesome. Please and thank you :)
As always, you'll find a recap of what was posted to the site this week, the most shared recipes, my Sunday dinner menu, and recipes I've bookmarked from other blogs. Enjoy!
On Brown Eyed Baker This Week
Rustic Italian Bread – This Italian bread recipe takes some time to come together, but the hard crust and chewy bread are 100% worth it.
Baking Basics: Converting Pan Sizes – A handy chart of the dimensions and volumes for the most common pan sizes.
Copycat Krispy Kreme Doughnuts – A copycat recipe for Krispy Kreme doughnuts – they're light, airy and covered in a barely-there glaze.
Jeni's Milkiest Chocolate Ice Cream – The famous "milkiest chocolate ice cream" from Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams – it's egg-free, rich, and has the most amazing chocolate flavor!
Friday Things – 19 months, mums, cursive, dorm rooms, and more!
Top 5 Most Popular Posts This Week:
2. No-Bake Chocolate, Peanut Butter & Oatmeal Cookies
3. No-Bake Banana Split Cake Dessert
4. Refrigerator Bread and Butter Pickles
5. Copycat Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Sunday Dinner Menu
Pot roast with carrots and pototoes
Tomato and mozzarella salad
Tossed salad
Dessert TBD
What I Bookmarked This Week
Recipes and posts from other blogs that I thought looked especially delicious and that I thought you would like, too:
Beef Puttanesca Pizza (Nutmeg Nanny)
Nothing better than a good meat lover's pizza!
Macaroni Salad with Smoked Mozzarella and Prosciutto (FoodieCrush)
Macaroni salad is never my first choice at a picnic, but THIS… I could eat this entire bowl!
No-Bake Chocolate Mousse Pie (The Suburban Soapbox)
It's been so hot here that I'm totally digging any and all no-bake recipes… this mousse pie is sky-high and looks so refreshing!
Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars (A Kitchen Addiction)
So many of my favorite desserts and flavors all wrapped up into some amazing bars. I could eat them all…
Triple Chocolate Eclairs (Country Cleaver)
These look so decadent and perfect for a fancy brunch!
Have a delicious weekend!


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As an heirloom wedding studio we value storytelling and also consider your future children our client as well. We desire to put world-class, hand-made albums in your hands as well as museum quality canvas wraps and fine art print that will tell the story of your wedding day for generations to come.