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Posted: July-20-2005 at 3:31pm
Hey guys,
I just wanted to let you know about a new change to the forums we have to make. I'm sure many of you have noticed an increase in users selling their own CDs and CCM-related goodies, and even people signing up for the sole purpose of advertising their stuff, promoting their own website or someone else's, looking for a musician, promoting their own band or CD, or promoting an event they are organizing or excited about. Well, it's kind of getting out of hand and the mods and I have discussed the topic thoroughly and are going to have to rule it out entirely.
Posts that contain advertising of any kind will be either edited and locked, or deleted entirely. Signatures are expected to follow the same guidelines.
If you are an independant artist with a CD you would like to have reviewed, please see our "Indie Music" section (link is up top), and follow the instructions provided.
If you are an indie or unknown Christian artist who wants to get the word out, we have ONE thread in which you may do that. Please feel free to post here:
~Also, please do not advertise or invite board members to become part of an artist's "street team". Although we do support Christian artists and their work, we do not want the boards to become congested with street team invitations.~
Feel free to e-mail Karen M., our Forum Administrator, by using the Staff Contact Form at the "Staff" link at the bottom of this page, if you have a question or a concern and she will reply to you as soon as possible.
Thanks for your understanding, guys. These forums are geared toward discussion and conversation. We don't really want the forums getting too commercial or turning into a CCM "flea market". Sorry for the inconvenience! We appreciate your support and look forward to continuing to fellowship together on the JfH Forums! :o)
God bless!
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There's a scene in Bridget Jones' Diary where she checks her answering machine for the umpteenth time.
You have absolutely no new messages. Not a single one. Not even from your mother.
I'm living that scene. And it's my own fault, the direct result of creating isolation. The real danger is I'm becoming so used to my inner thoughts that I struggle to find conversation. I don't want to poison any I do find.
The paradox is the more I crave contact and conversation, the less possible out seems. Or is that an irony? One to ponder. I've little to offer and mostly if people do get in touch it's because they want something. On their terms. And this makes me feel resentful. So the further back I withdraw.
There is also the compounding realisation of. Hmm. Actually, I won't go there, suffice to say I'm resigned to being alone, I just want it to stop hurting and being on my mind.
I've never looked forward more to work than I do now. I need the opiate it brings, something to fill the void, a reason to go somewhere, a source of anecdotes, a chance to build vacuous relationships to try and fool my mind.
I just hope it's soon.

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Here's why: Trolling Facebook does nothing for me, but trolling Pinterest ignites my creativity.
I'm not alone in my addiction to my distraction devices. True confession: I've been in the presence of my dearly-loved and much-missed college-age daughter and found myself clicking through spam on my phone.
I only get to see her every month or so, yet my impulse to check and click was so strong that it overrode rational behavior.
My sister, who works in a large office, said, "If I go to the bathroom and forget to bring my phone, I'm annoyed and anxious because now I have nothing to do."
It would be great to go cold turkey, but the reality is most of us are going to continue grabbing for our devices. But at least we can be somewhat intentional.
Below are the three criteria for wasting time on the Web. Think of these like a nicotine patch. You're not giving up your drug. You're weaning yourself off it with a different delivery system.
Use these three filters to maximize your distraction time:
1. Chose life-enhancing info
Reading the headlines may make you feel informed, but at a certain point you're no longer adding to your intellectual acumen, you're just trolling. Instead start poking around sites that will jumpstart your brain waves.
One place I love to waste time is on TED.com — "Riveting talks by remarkable people, free to the world." The short video talks run the gamut from provocative to informative to funny, often all three within 12 minutes. TED.com is a favorite on my Nav Bar. It's my favorite go-to procrastination technique. I find myself referencing Ted Talks in my conversations with clients and my kids. Use the web as a shortcut for fun, painless passive ways to make yourself more interesting.
2. Prioritize beauty
For me, beauty is a business value. I don't expect myself and my colleagues to look like supermodels. But I've come to recognize that surrounding myself with aesthetically pleasing objects and being intentional about creating aesthetically pleasing spaces affects the way I think about myself and how I experience life.
One of the reasons I love Pinterest is that I find myself smiling. When I look at all the beautiful homes, flowers and clothes it calms me and energizes me at the same time. If you're going to surf, choose sites with visual imagery that ignite your frontal lobes.
3. Converse with big thinkers
Have you ever been annoyed or even irate over a stranger's comments on the web? The Internet is the great equalizer, anyone can comment on anything. The problem is, all people aren't equal. Some people are smart and thought-provoking, while others are stupid and rash.
A friend of friend of mine says, "Why should I care what the thousand dumbest people with Internet access think?"
Just because 500 people have a strong opinion about something doesn't mean that they represent a significant portion of public opinion. Reacting to them gives them power they don't deserve. That doesn't mean you should insulate yourself. Smart people expose themselves to different thinkers, the operative word being thinkers.
The web gives you the world in your pocket — explore it wisely.
(c) Lisa Earle McLeod
Lisa Earle McLeod is a sales leadership consultant. Companies like Apple, Kimberly-Clark and Pfizer hire her to help them create passionate, purpose-driven sales forces.
She is the author of several books including Selling with Noble Purpose: How to Drive Revenue and Do Work That Makes You Proud, a Wiley publication. She has appeared on The Today Show, and has been featured in Forbes, Fortune and The Wall Street Journal. She provides executive coaching sessions, strategy workshops, and keynote speeches.
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We females have a particular tendency to do this when we don't really listen to what our man is saying or assume he is going to change. Do any of these sound familiar? "He doesn't want to have children now, but I'm sure he will in the future." "He says he doesn't want to settle down, but he just hasn't been in the 'right' relationship." "He may not be financially responsible now, but that's because he just hasn't 'found himself' yet." Stop the sugarcoating and look the tiger in the eye. Face truth.
My therapist held my feet to the fire and had me face the music. Not in a harsh way… think of it more as tough love. Keeping it real. Seeing things as they really are, instead of pretending not to see the truth of the matter.
One of my mentors, the sage psychotherapist Dr. Ron Alexander, suggests to always ask clients what they are NOT saying. What do they consistently choose not to talk about or bring up in a session? In relationships, this is the white elephant in the room. What are you and your partner not talking about? What is the nagging feeling that keeps gnawing at you, but you don't know how to approach or you simply don't want to bring it up for fear of what's on the other side.
Many of us (especially women) suffer from the disease to please. We tend to sugarcoat challenges in our lives, particularly in our relationships or work, and pretend like things aren't really bothering us ("It's not that big of a deal…") or are better than they really are. We tend to ignore our true feelings and pretend we're not really hurt, afraid, confused or we push away our authentic needs. This creates a layer of insulation and fluff around what's really going on and it holds us back from true happiness and what we really want.
In yoga, the aim of our practice is clear perception — to see things exactly the way they are. Not better or worse. No need to embellish or shirk away. We perceive events, relationships, people, even our own thoughts with clarity. We develop discernment, known as viveka. Viveka is the key to unlocking the third eye center, which is our command center of intuition, clarity and empowerment. It slices through illusion, delusion and confusion. We get clear on who we are and what we want and in so doing, we develop the courage to take the next right step — clearly stating our needs, asking for what we want and tackling difficult conversations head on.
Here are a few steps to help you break the habit of sugarcoating and get to the heart of the matter:
1. Tune into your body.
The body never lies. When pondering your real desires or sitting in a conundrum, take a moment to feel into your body. Are you getting a green light, yellow light or red light? Do you feel comfortable or uncomfortable? Anxious? Agitated, irritable or unsettled? These are indications that something is not being addressed and is making you feel "off." Take note. Listen to the signals you are getting and notice exactly when you and around whom you are feeling discomfort.
2. Tap the Unconscious Mind: Before Bed + Upon Waking
We have the most access to our unconscious mind right before we get out of bed in the morning and as we're drifting into sleep at night. When we straddle the space between sleep and wakefulness, the no man's land in the groggy early morning, our mind's still have access to the deeper realms of truth. Let yourself hover in the hazy fog while you slip out of sleep and pause there, noticing what comes up. This is one of your most direct through lines to intuition and offers real insight to what's brewing underneath the surface.
3. Take a quick personal inventory.
Take three minutes to answer these two questions — stream of consciousness writing, pen to paper, no thinking or editing, just let it flow:
What I really need is…
What I really want is…
Writing taps the right brain (artistic, creative, intuitive, non-linear). Adding a physical action (pen to paper) helps trigger the underlying, intuitive, non-linear thoughts to flow out. Giving them a space to live outside of your brain helps to unravel protective measures and let the unconscious know that it has a rightful home and is respected and cared for.
4. Have faith. Speak the truth you are feeling.
Like anything, the "disease to please" and the resulting sugarcoated life is a habit. Break this habit by simply telling the truth. First to yourself, then to others. Take the clues you received in steps 1-3 and state them out loud. Do you have a nagging feeling that it's time to end a relationship? Move to another city? Take space from a sibling, parent or friend?
Have faith that when you speak the truth, however big or small, you are moving toward authentic, real happiness. You are building the muscle of discernment (viveka) — seeing things as they really are and acting accordingly. More importantly, you are sending a message to your core self and your unconscious mind, that what lives there in the still, small place within is valid, important, relevant and deserves to be heard. As the muscle builds, you will hear, see and act from this truth more quickly.
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White wife wanted to be taken by an African male
been better without the condom so he could fill her with his hot seed
I would love to see another video of her!
Not bad, but kinda short. Would like to see the rest of her body and perhaps some other positions. Cum again?


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6.8 more pounds to go.
The Wii continues to tell me I'm overweight. It still sounds disapproving, but that's okay. Much better than, "That's obese!" Yesterday I received a lot of compliments on a shirt I received secondhand from my mom. I think it did look good. I took some pants she didn't want anymore, but I think it'll take me another 5 pounds before I can fit them. Today I'm wearing a skirt I don't think I've worn since my nephew's baby shower (over 10 years ago). There's something to be said for not getting rid of my old clothes. I'm starting to fit them again and it's nice to have some variety in the ole wardrobe. Less depressing, I think.
This morning's mix:
What You Were - The Drums
Your Woman - White Town
Time to Dance - Panic at the Disco
Two of Us - The Beatles
Girlfriend - Matthew Sweet
Movin' on Up - The Pietasters
Rock'n'Roll Lifestyle - Cake
Kennedy - Kill Hannah
Sugarcane - Shaggy


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Human Rights
As a member of the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) and the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), we are committed to respecting human rights as set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and under international humanitarian law. From employees and contractors to senior management, all of our workforce is expected to comply with our Human Rights SEMS standard and Goldcorp's Human Rights Policy.
Our Human Rights Policy, updated in 2015, reflects the changing social context in which we operate. Our revised policy defines our practices and commitments on human rights. New additions to this policy include clauses on community consultation; grievance mechanisms; commitment to the Conflict-Free Gold Standard; commitment to respect the rights, interests, perspectives, and traditions of Indigenous Peoples; resettlement planning; and potential measures in the event of non-compliance.
Human Rights and Security
Security practices are under increasing scrutiny for human rights compliance in recent years. We are committed to effectively managing and administering our security programs in accordance to company policies, local and national legal requirements, and industry best practices. Our security teams conduct in-depth risk analysis to determine threats to our workforce within their area of operation and influence. Our sites are required to develop security plans in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations as well as with our Human Rights Policy and Security Policy. When local conditions require us to deploy armed staff, careful consideration is given to this deployment and additional safety measures and training are implemented as necessary.
We have designed training programs for security providers at sites in Mexico and Guatemala based on international best practices. In 2015, 100% of our security personnel in our Latin America region underwent training on the use of force and the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights; 25% of our security personnel in Canada have received this training.
In early 2016, we became a signatory of the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights. Established in 2000, the Voluntary Principles are a set of principles designed to guide companies in maintaining the safety and security of their operations within an operating framework that encourages respect for human rights. As a signatory, we will implement the principles across all of our operations, and will improve our alignment of corporate policies and procedures with internationally recognized human rights principles in the provision of security for our operations.
In accordance with the Voluntary Principles, in our high- and medium-risk operations, all security personnel are required to undergo annual training on the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights and have to sign a declaration of compliance with our human rights requirements. The security contractors incorporate human rights training in their employee orientation. All security staff receive at least one pre-shift briefing per month on the use of force. Company security supervisors provide ongoing training and refresher classes. Non-compliance with our human rights requirements is not tolerated.
Conflict-Free Gold Standard
The World Gold Council (WGC), the industry's key marketing body, has recognized that in some circumstances, gold may represent a potential source of funding for armed groups involved in civil conflicts throughout the world. In October 2012, the WGC published the Conflict-Free Gold Standard, which establishes a common approach by which gold producers can assess and provide assurance that their gold has been extracted in a manner that does not cause, support or benefit unlawful armed conflict or contribute to serious human rights abuses or breaches of international humanitarian law. As a member company, we supported the WGC's efforts in developing the Standard, and implemented it effective January 1, 2013. We produce an annual, independently assured Conflict-Free Gold Report summarizing our conformance to the Standard.
The Standard requires companies with mines operating in areas considered to be "conflict-affected or high risk" (according to the Heidelberg Conflict Barometer) to evaluate processes and controls and implement additional measures to ensure conformance with the Standard. Although only our Mexican mines are located in areas deemed "conflict-affected or high-risk", we voluntarily applied the same categorization to our Marlin mine in Guatemala based on our internal security assessment.
Our 2015 findings confirmed that all gold and gold-bearing material produced at mining operations where we operate have the appropriate systems and controls in place to conform to the World Gold Council's Conflict-Free Gold Standard. Conformance with the Standard was subject to independent assurance.
For a copy of our 2015 Conflict-Free Gold Report and more information on the background and structure of the Standard, please visit www.goldcorp.com.
Investment and Procurement Practices
In order to conduct business in an efficient and cost-effective manner, it is essential that we have a steady, stable flow of production inputs to our sites. We are driven to innovate and address situations that may hinder safe production. As well, we are increasingly automating our processes to facilitate responsiveness to potential opportunities and mitigation of supply shortages.
However, numerous social and environmental risks have the potential to disrupt the flow of goods. In our industry there is increasing awareness of these risks as well as of the opportunities to leverage dollars and relationships to influence supplier sustainability both upstream and downstream. Out of the 324 contracts reported by our sites that were entered into with third parties, 89% were screened for human rights compliance. No contractors or suppliers were found in violation of human rights from these screenings, and as a result, there were no contractors or suppliers declined or removed.
Our approach to risk management and impact assessment also includes reviews of significant investments against numerous criteria, including human rights risks. In this report, we define "significant investments" as those that either moved the organization into a position of ownership of another entity or initiated a capital investment project that was material to financial accounts. There were 94 such investments and contracts reported at our sites in 2015. Of those agreements, 59 had human rights clauses, and 98% were screened for human rights compliance.
Human Rights Training
We recognize that policy alone cannot create meaningful change. In order to ensure that our Human Rights Policy is reflected in our day-to-day activities, we conduct site-specific training on human rights. Other training and awareness programs are specific to certain sites or regions, where issues may be of greater importance. Sites in our Mexico and Guatemala regions, for example, carry our training related to the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights, as well as general human rights training related to the Conflict-Free Gold Standard. Out of 9,796 full-time employees, over 4,200 received training on human rights, equivalent to 43%. More than 1,500 hours of employee time were spent on human rights training in 2015.
|Total number of employees (excluding contractors)
|Total number of employees trained on human rights policies and procedures
|Percentage of employees trained on human rights policies and procedures
|Total hours dedicated to training employees on human rights
|Canada and US
|Latin America
Grievance Mechanisms
Commitments listed in our Corporate Social Responsibility Policy and the SEMS include the establishment of grievance mechanisms based on international best practices. We acknowledge the corporate responsibility to respect human rights, which means that we and our subsidiaries must act with due diligence to avoid infringing on the rights of others. In light of the UN Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights, we have implemented grievance and incident reporting procedures. Grievances may come from both internal and external stakeholders, such as employees, contractors, local community members, civil society and government.
At Goldcorp, we have two formal company-wide channels for receiving complaints and grievances, as well as other informal channels, which are implemented on a site-by-site basis.13
Formal Channels for Complaints and Grievances
|Ethics from the Ground Up channels
|Community Response mechanisms
|Receive complaints, questions and concerns related to the implementation of our Code of Conduct
|Provide an easily accessible site-level process for community stakeholders to provide feedback to us
|Key policies
|Code of Conduct, Anti-Corruption and Anti-Bribery Policy
|SEMS, Corporate Social Responsibility Policy, Goldcorp Grievance Framework
|Communication channels
|Toll-free telephone hotline, email and mailing address
|Varies by site: examples include a dedicated website, community drop boxes, offices, telephone lines, email addresses and text message systems
|Primary users
|Employees and contractors
|Local communities and other external stakeholders
|Complaints and grievances process
|Initial complaint is received (in confidence, if through our ethics and compliance hotline) by an external third party, and the cases are investigated and resolved by the corporate Ethics Committee with local site support as necessary
|Complaints are received and documented at each operation. Classification and investigations vary based on severity. Operations engage with stakeholders to resolve and close out grievances
|Type of complaints reported
|Issues related to theft, fraud, discrimination, harassment, employee relations, labour, health and safety, and human rights
|Issues related to environmental performance, physical disturbances, land access, compensation, job opportunities and contractor management
In 2015, our Ethics from the Ground Up channels received 39 complaints and/or inquiries regarding alleged discrimination, harassment and other issues that could relate to human rights, compared to 24 complaints in the previous year. All reports were investigated and 34 were resolved or closed during 2015. The remaining five were received late in the year and the resolution process was ongoing at the end of the reporting period. Two complaints and/or inquiries received in 2014 were also resolved or closed in 2015.
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(human rights–related complaints only)
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resolved/closed in
current period
|Harassment and bullying
|Impacts to livelihood
|Impacts on personal safety and security
|Sexual harassment and unwanted sexual advances
Our Community Response mechanisms are intended to meet the needs of local communities and other external stakeholders. Each Community Response mechanism at our operating sites is tailored to the local context, but they are all designed to comply with the Goldcorp Grievance Mechanism Framework.
In 2015, our sites received and responded to a total of 396 complaints, of which 278 were closed at the time of writing of this report. The remaining 118 are in various stages of each site's investigation and resolution process. During the year, we started applying a categorization process of grievances against related SEMS standards. In some cases, more than one standard is applied to a given complaint, as they may have impacts or aspects related to more than one category. At Goldcorp, we endeavour to treat complaints in a respectful and holistic manner, aiming to understand and respond effectively to all the root causes.
|Grievances received from Community
Response mechanism by category
|Examples of grievances received
|Grievances related to the environment
|Grievances related to society
|Grievances related to labour practices
|Grievances related to human rights
|Grievances related to Indigenous rights
We received 63 other work-related concerns from employees that were resolved at the site either by line management or by the human resources team and which did not require management via one of our two formal channels.
In addition, in 2015, there were two significant14 disputes related to land use or customary rights of local or Indigenous Peoples:
- Northern Well Field: Construction on the Northern Well Field project at Peñasquito was halted in the first quarter of 2015 due to land access concerns in the community of Matamoros. Through proactive and continuous engagement, Goldcorp and community leaders were able to reach an agreement to resolve the issue. Construction resumed in the fourth quarter.
- Cerro Gordo: In Mexico, ejidos are communal agricultural lands managed by community members. Peñasquito negotiated an agreement with the Cerro Gordo ejido related to surface rights for approximately 600 hectares of land within the mine footprint prior to construction. In 2009, the Cerro Gordo ejido commenced an action against Peñasquito in Mexico's agrarian courts challenging the land use agreement. Following a series of legal proceedings, the agrarian courts ruled on June 18, 2013 that the land use agreement was null and ordered the land to be returned to the Cerro Gordo ejido. In March 2015, Peñasquito and the ejido reached a settlement to fully resolve this dispute. Concurrently, Peñasquito and the Cerro Gordo ejido entered into a new 30-year surface land use agreement on commercial terms for the 600 hectares.


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In this photograph, the notion that "photography is always subject to the prevailing political, economic, and social conditions of its time" is addressed in a manner that documents the people of Bristol in relation to the current events of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (Dexter,2003). However, after discussing the photograph during one of the workshops, it became evident to me that the photographic composition combined with the colour editing leads to the portrayal of two completely different outlooks on the attitudes of the subjects photographed beneath the flag, depending on the viewer's own point of view and personal opinion.
The style of the photograph is subjective documentary relating to Robert Frank's work, which often portrayed people obliviously standing in front of street signs that imply something about their identities, drawing on how this particular type of photography "turns people into objects that can be symbolically possessed" (Sontag, 1979). The first view of the subjects' attitudes towards the conflict is oblivious support: all four women were awaiting the arrival of their bus while standing right underneath the flag, all dressed in black- which could be seen as solidarity with the dead civilians of the occupied country. In this context, the contrast of colours between the vibrant flag and its monochrome surroundings works as a way of fortifying the unity of the Bristolian street in support of the Palestinian cause; the city is submerged in monochrome, but the dream of freedom soars high and in full colours.
In comparison to this point of view, the contrasting colour tones of the flag and its surroundings can instead imply the complete disparity between the subjects of the photograph and the political conflict that's occurring, and the failure of the two worlds to converge into one. The vertical composition of the photograph also leads the eye towards noticing the gap between the people and the flag, which may symbolise the physical distance between the two continents. Another aspect of the photograph that reinforces this point of view is the direction in which the three women are looking simultaneously, despite this being an un-staged candid photograph, which contrasts with the direction in which the peace pigeon graffiti on the wall is depicted to be flying. In this context, this directional divergence symbolises how the subjects could be turning a blind eye to the plea of peace.
The contrast between these two perceptions attempts to highlight the idea that "no representation is simply a representation of reality: it is always a reality seen from a particular perspective or subject position," and that documentary photography shows the truth seen by the photographer's eye rather than the objective viewpoint expected (photomedia, 2014). The overall result of this photograph is to portray the multi-dimensional layers of identities that could be presented by combining bystanders on the street with an overlaying sign and exploring the implications this combinations may lead to.
Dexter, E. (2003) Photography Itself. In: Dexter, E. (2003) Cruel and Tender: Photography and the Real. London: Tate Publishing.
Photomedia Reader. (2014) Reality and Representation. In Social Types and Representations. Pp 5-9.
Sontag, S. (1979) On Photography. London: Penguin.


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The controversial fast ferry was the elephant in the room during the extensive transit debate held in Halifax City Hall yesterday, as councillors pushed off making finite decisions on the funding and timeline for the project.
Despite Council's move to make a new satellite transit garage the No. 1 priority, Mayor Peter Kelly says his hope of having a high-speed ferry in the near future has "absolutely not" been dashed.
Kelly says the inclusion on the Harbour Link — which Council had approved in principle twice before — in the five-year transit strategy endorsed yesterday is a signal that the majority of councillors are on side.
The proposal suggests planning be completed and construction commence on the project during this fiscal year.
"So far it's been here three times, and three times it's been endorsed by council," he said.
He drew fire from some last month when he announced an in-camera decision to use $13 million in federal transit funding for the fast ferry, and promised it would be operational as early as 2010. But city staff said yesterday that the money does not have to go to the Harbour Link.
Coun. Sue Uteck (Northwest Arm-South End) says the move to put the garage in front of the ferry yesterday is an affirmation that the mayor spoke too soon.
"Council has clearly gone in another direction, and it's going to be up to the mayor or council to inform the public that in fact (he) misspoke," she said.
While Uteck says she supports putting the fast ferry in the long-term plan, she maintains she has yet to see the business case to make it a priority.
"The biggest thing I don't want is for the people of Bedford to be sold a bag of lemons," she said.
Fast ferry plans put on hold
The controversial fast ferry was the elephant in the room during theextensive transit debate held in Halifax City Hall yesterday, ascouncillors pushed off making finite decisions on the funding andtimeline for the project.


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In the essay, Al Gore calls the Copenhagen result a "rhetorical agreement" that provided cover for the administration's inability to commit to enforceable targets for global warming pollution.
This script, of course, is not entirely new: A half-century ago, when Science and Reason established the linkage between cigarettes and lung diseases, the tobacco industry hired actors, dressed them up as doctors, and paid them to look into television cameras and tell people that the linkage revealed in the Surgeon General's Report was not real at all. The show went on for decades, with more Americans killed each year by cigarettes than all of the U.S. soldiers killed in all of World War II.
This time, the scientific consensus is even stronger. It has been endorsed by every National Academy of science of every major country on the planet, every major professional scientific society related to the study of global warming and 98 percent of climate scientists throughout the world. In the latest and most authoritative study by 3,000 of the very best scientific experts in the world, the evidence was judged "unequivocal."


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Products that improve balance topic of MS group meeting in Corte Madera
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Posted: 02/10/2012 09:00:00 AM PST
Products that improve balance will be the topic of the next meeting of the Marin County Multiple Sclerosis Group set for noon to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 18 at Aegis in Corte Madera at 5555 Paradise Drive.
Cindy Gibson-Horn, chief technology officer of Motion Therapeutics Inc. of Oakland, will speak and give a demonstration of a new weighted vest called Balance Wear. The vest has been found to improve balance in random, controlled trials.
For information, call 892-5548 or 892-7370.
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This is a question rather than a comment. If I order a vest, who would I get to make it work for me? I have severe scoliosis and lean forward. I would very much appreciate your guidance.


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Sometimes just being a member of society can feel overwhelming with its dogmas, norms, and expectations. As a college student sometimes I feel swamped with what's expected of me from my courses, social life, sports, clubs, financies, health, and the existential questions of who do I want to be and what am I going to do with this one percious life I have.
When I first visited the GMC campus, I was taken aback by how small and remote it is. At first I thought I would be bored out of my mind when I was done with classes and school work. But four years ago when I was in the addmissions office I thought, "Maybe this smallness and remoteness is a blessing; maybe it's a unique opportunity to really confront myself and not be distracted in the way that I would at a big university in the middle of a city or big college town."
Throughout my time here at GMC, I've found that hypothesis to ring true. Today was one of those days where I felt swamped and detached from myself and the deeper existential questions of why am I even doing what I'm doing. I took a walk out on the Rail Trail; I had space to be alone and commune with nature. The wide openess, unfettered by people and stresses, allowed me to open my mind and ground me back to reality beyond constructed realities and dogmas. Immediately, I was grateful for the opportunity to be at a school where I had the luxury to experience solitude and nature. I didn't have to try to find peace in a public park littered with people. I could actually escape the destractions and have one on one time with myself.
For me, GMC is a place for people who want more than just a degree. I've found GMC to be a place where people are legitmately concerned about the existential questions of who am I, who do I want to be, and what do I want to contribute. We're not a big school, in a big city with lots of distractions. We're students deliberatly learning to craft our art; our art is our life.
-By Taylor Conley


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With the Cranberry Baseball League playoffs set to start on Sunday, the Marshfield Green Harbor Hawks are in the mix.
As of Monday, the Hawks were fourth in the league behind the Rockland Cardinals, Bourne Mariners and Braintree White Sox. Braintree, which is 23-0, won the league title from 2010-2015 before being knocked off by Bourne last season.
All eight teams will make the playoffs and will play best-of-three series.
First-year coach Frank Zaino had to learn about his team quickly. Zaino became the coach just before the start of the season. Zaino is the varsity baseball coach at Strugis East. He was previously an assistant coach at Mass Bay Community College and Cape Cod Academy.
"The coaching aspect of it doesn't change," said Zaino. "I still coach the same way and play the same way, it's just getting to know the kids and not knowing where they play, what caliber of player they are when you get there. You don't really practice, you jump right into the games and you play four games a week.
"I have a more relaxed atmosphere. It's like come, play, have fun, do what you've got to do and get ready for your college year."
Marshfield's pitching staff is spearheaded by Tommy Larason and Will Gallagher. Tom Merrick has been another consistent starter.
"Not knowing the kids who are coming in, you have a tendency to leave them in a little longer or maybe take them out a little earlier just because you don't know them," said Zaino. "As the season has moved along, I've gotten to know the four or five starters that can go five or six innings."
After a 1-5 start to the season, Marshfield turned its season around with a strong June.
"I think we've had a pretty good season," said Zaino. "At the beginning of the year we were missing some players and still filling some roster spots so it was tough."
Colin Russell and Zach Zaino represented the Hawks as CBL All-Stars against the Innercity League over the weekend.
"Our lineup is pretty strong one-nine," said Frank Zaino. "We hit the ball pretty good. We steal a lot of bases, everybody in the lineup can pretty much run."
Cather Brendan Kates has hit well recently. Mark Manini and Mitch Lundholm have also played well.
"We're playing really good defense," said Frank Zaino. "Our infield and outfield has been pretty solid. We run the bases aggressively, we do a lot of stealing, bunting and squeezing.
"Our pitching staff has been throwing strikes. We have a tendency with some of the guys to walk some batters later in the innings."


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Would you like to read and even try to dedicate some beautiful poems of happiness? If your answer is yes then this post is the perfect one for you, and why, well we invite you to keep reading and you will know more about it
Show your appreciation by dedicating one of these poems to your beloved ones!
- Happiness phrases are here because we thought it would be a great idea to let you watch and admire another nice selection of poems about being happy
- And we know that it has been a very long time since the last post in which we shared with you this kind of content
- And that is one of the most important reasons that made us want to bring to you these quotes of happiness
Don´t you think it would be an excellent idea and also a nice detail to have with someone, the fact that you could tell to someone how much you love that person?
If you think the same thing than us, then these poems are exactly what you have been looking for!
Well, due to time restrictions, we would like to keep talking to you about these poems, but we think we will have to do that in the next occasion, until then, take care and have an excellent day!


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The core game looks fun, the object of the game is have your "RUNNER" take control of the the Cybernet! Your Runner doesnt have attack capability but when you take control over sections of the board you can acquire "CLEANERS" (think terminators) and drones which can be equipped to take out the competition.
There is a 2.0 version called zaibatsu Shadowrunners….but its not yet been put through google translate yet.
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From the immediate prospect of the UK leaving the European Union to the longer-term ramifications of aging populations, the major central banks across the globe are not able to decide on the next move.
Decision makers from various developed nations, including the UK, the US, Switzerland, and Japan all decided to keep monetary policy unchanged in June 2016 as they await the Brexit vote on June 23rd, 2016 and try to comprehend the comprehensive forces transforming the global economy.
Experts are not sure about the rates in the longer term. An aging society and lagging productivity development denoted that borrowing costs could be below historical normal levels.
The inaction by four of the most outstanding central banks raised concerns among investors that monetary policy makers are undecided in the face of a struggling international economy and distorted global financial markets.
That perception, combined with uncertainties about the fallout should the U.K. exit the EU, sent global stock prices slipping lower in the 3rd week of June 2016 and drove bond yields down, in certain cases into an unheard negative territory.
At present, investors are not willing to take any risk. Markets do not like the uncertainty.
Japan and Switzerland could possibly see an economically harmful increase in their currencies if the U.K. decides not to remain in the EU. The UK is also expected to face a currency crisis if it exits the EU. The central bank in the UK would be forced to raise interest rates to reinstate confidence in the pound.
Brexit is not the only uncertainty central bankers are worried about. The Fed in the US is trying to determine the best monetary policy strategy for an economy that is nearing full employment and where inflation is expected to come back to its 2% target.
The central bank in Japan has not made much progress in lifting the nation's very low inflation rate.
All the uncertainties could have consequences for economic and financial scenarios in global financial markets. It would take an integrated effort by the prominent central banks to sustain economic growth.
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I have a big problem. I'm DIY our invitations and I am in desperate need for a greek script font (similar to the Edwardian font or something like that). I have searched the Internet but I can't find anything.
I know that Greek hand writing does not use a lot of joins but I have seen Greek invitations with very nice formal script fonts.
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The Logo has various elements consisting of type, graphics, and a range of colors. Here are some tips for designing a logo.
Type is a powerful tool especially when it matches the feel of the company. Will thick and chunky be appropriate, or tall and thin? How about round and playful, or passionate and delicate? You aren't limited to the fonts already installed on your computer, you can download fonts online or even create your own.
For the graphic element(s) of your logo, start by drawing forms or arranging shapes to get the results you want. Your knowledge of logos is helpful. Think about what makes a logo memorable and where you draw your inspiration from.
Lastly, think about color. Flat, bold, strong hues that will communicate your brand's message in an instant. Is it fun or serious? Hot or cold? Fast or pensive? Some logos employ only one color, some have 2 or 3.


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I took this image with an iPod Touch at the WaterFront Insular Hotel in Davao City. I had found a rose on the ground and I picked it up and put it in a glass of water. I then placed it on the table and took a photo of it.
Recently, I decided to turn my WaterFront Insular colored photos into black and white photos. I loved this image as a black and white, but I thought it would look better colorsplashed so I used Photoshop to colorsplash it. Here is the image below colorsplashed.
This photo below I took at Cheesecake Factory in Rochester, NY. Dad and I were having dinner and for dessert he got a sundae. I took it with my Samsung tablet and I loved the image.
I posted the photo in my Flickr account and I was looking at it and it dawned on me that this would be a great image to colorize so I played with it in Photoshop and here is the colorsplashed image below.
I documented the process of me turning my images from color into colorsplashed images using a screen recording feature in Quicktime. I then imported the clips into iMovie and I created this short tutorial about how I colorized the images.
After the images were colorsplashed I decided I would add text into the images using Adobe Illustrator. I decided to add a quote on the ice cream. Here is the image below.
For the colorsplashed rose image I decided to also add a quote. Here is the image below.
I documented the adding text with Adobe Illustrator process and I created this short video tutorial below.


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I read a great post from Thomas Nelson's CEO Michael Hyatt this morning.
It relates his experience on going to see two movies that were…well… underwhelming from his perspective.
He relates how "Good is not Good enough". And how to think through going from Good to WOW in the service you provide.
His thoughts are very useful for me, being someone who provides a service to clients!
A great read!
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Looks Like Our Old Flames Are At It Again
Duran Duran's new album, Astronaut, is due for release soon. It's been a while since I've purchased a non-classical CD. Guess it's about time I bought music that was written less than 200 years ago. Maybe I'll even like it.
Here's an article on the Fab Five, and here's a site where you can read/write reviews of the album.
Google pointed me to the official Duran Duran website.
My mom e-mailed to tell me they'll be performing on Good Morning America tomorrow morning. Wonder how many thirtysomething ex-teenybopper Duranies will be recording it ... ?
They look a bit older, but so do we. Weird to think that I'm more than twice as old now as I was when I was a "Duranie." Ack, I say! Again, I say ack!


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Splash Damage: D-NE330; MDR-EX90, Part Troix
AS some of you may have noticed (or searched), the cord on the EX90s are rather fragile.
Case in point, Mine snapped off at the junction where the unicord entry splits into left and right drivers. More specifically, the left cord insulation snapped off, exposing the cable. Not good. It's most likely due to the heavier driver units and the unbalanced "J-style" split vs. the more balanced "Y-style" split. Nonetheless, one would assume that the $99 headphones should last longer than 25 odd days or so.
One could probably use heat shrink tubing or such to reinforce the area, though getting it on there might be a problem thanks to the large driver housing. Or you can probably use crazy glue. Or, be like me, and get one of those extended warranties. Sure, you do end up feeling like a total tool, but at the same time, if the durability of these drivers comes into question, you can always swap them for something similar, say the Shures or the SuperFis, or another EX90s (be a glutton for punishment).
So, at the moment, I'm very hesistant in recommending these until the durability gets sorted out. Much like the Panasonic HJE50s, they are great set of phones marred by poor execution.
On the other hand, I repurchased the D-NE330, the "liv" branded version. After having been throughly unimpressed the first time around, why the repurchase? For one, it comes in a box, a real fucking box. For something that is about $50 off the shelf, that is impressive in the world of portable electronics; after all, anything below the magical $150-$200 line gets the blister pack treatment, which has affinity for bits and pieces of human flesh.
Also, it got me thinking about using the MDR-SA1000 along with the stronger source on the D-NE330. While I haven't done anything too extensive with it, I think the stronger amp benefits the hard to drive headphones like the SA1000 greatly. Sure, the CD format is on the wane, but you'd probably want a CD Player to go with your iPods, Zens, Cliks, or whatever your DAP flavor of the month is. For one, it's nice to just pop in a CD and listen to it. And this combination sings like a songbird.
Except the song birds here in LA sings like freaking car alarms, it's bloody annoying.
Getting back to the topic at hand, the LIV version of the D-NE330 is a buy if you like the PCDPs and electronics that comes in a box. Even if it's a corrugated cardboard box, it's still better than blisterpack.
Oops, there I go again, talking about such antiquated things as Albums and CDs, not MP3 and DAPS in general. Shame on me, I will have to stop talking nonsense.
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15+15 on the NE330 eh? Ever listen to the NE300? I really love the sound of that unit but I'm not sure what the output is.
Would you say the EX90s have more fragile cording than the 71s? I gave my dad my EX70s and it didn't take him long to snap the cord on those.
"On the other hand, I repurchased the D-NE330, the "liv" branded version"
um… what is the "liv" branded version of the player?


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Ivory And Gold Wedding Bouquets was posted on June 17, 2017 at 7:31 am. This blog post is posted under the Wedding Flower category. Ivory And Gold Wedding Bouquets is tagged with Ivory And Gold Wedding Bouquets, Ivory, And, Gold, Wedding, Bouquets..
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 921–930 out of 16,363 events
from November 9, 2012 (x) to December 28, 2019
Friday, June 16, 2017
NY Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks - Prospect Park
at Long Meadow Ballfields (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
The New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks provide music lovers with an opportunity to hear the best classical music under the stars.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts, Fireworks
Films on the Green: La Traversee de Paris by Autant-Lara, selected by Amy Hargreaves
at Washington Square Arch (in Washington Square Park), Manhattan
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Two unlikely companions, the straight-laced Martin and the bombastic Grandgil, must smuggle four suitcases filled with contraband pork across Nazi-occupied Paris.
Category: Festivals, Film, Free Summer Movies
Arts, Culture & Fun presents MOCA Cinema: A Thousand Years of Good Prayers (2008)
at Columbus Park, Manhattan
8:30 p.m.–11:30 p.m.
A Chinese widower travels to America to visit his estranged daughter. This film is Not Rated.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies, Movies Under the Stars
Movies Under the Stars: Appropriate Behavior
at McCarren Park Pool Deck (in McCarren Park), Brooklyn
8:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Celebrate Pride with NYC Parks and New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment! In this 2014 comedy, Shirin (Desiree Akhavan) is struggling to become an…
Category: Accessible, Film, LGBTQ Pride Month, Movies Under the Stars
Saturday, June 17, 2017
The Force Family Fun Day
at Chelsea Recreation Center, Manhattan
12:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Celebrate all things Star Wars. Activities include games, arts and crafts, face painting, a light saber show, Jedi Padawan training, and more!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Festivals, Games, Best for Kids
The Fence
at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn
6:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m.
This year's photo installation will explore the themes of Home, Streets, People, Creatures, Nature, Play, and Food.
Category: Art
Van Cortlandt Track Club
at Van Cortlandt Stadium (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Run through and around the Yonkers-Bronx border in small groups.
Category: Fitness
Bird Walks
at Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Head to the park to join bird walks led by experts from the NYC Audubon! Bird walks focus on wildlife happenings in the park.
Category: Birding, Wildlife
Wildlife Tour: High Line as Habitat
at The High Line, Manhattan
8:00 a.m.–9:15 a.m.
This tour will focus on how pollinators, migratory birds, and other wildlife use the habitat and forage provided by the High Line's gardens.
Category: Nature, Tours, Wildlife
It's My Park at Jerome Park
at Fort Independence Park House (in Fort Independence Playground), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
This It's My Park season, volunteer with Friends of Jerome Park Reservoir to beautify the garden beds at Jerome Park.
Category: Volunteer, It's My Park
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Julie and Eric's Twin Hills Country Club Wedding Photography.
What an amazing time we had at Julie and Eric's wedding! They were blessed with a gorgeous day at Twin Hills Country Club.
I love sharing the story behind my couples weddings so let's hear all about their experience from Julie.
Eric's aunt and my mom are best friends. They had been trying to set us up for months then we finally met at his cousin's baby shower and the rest is history.
It was New Years Eve and we were getting ready to go to my sisters house for dinner. According to Eric, I was taking too long to get ready and he asked me to come in the other room. He said he made me something and handed me a photo book filled with pictures of us. The last three pages/pictures were of of my niece and nephews where they were each holding a sign that said "will" "you" "marry" and the last page/picture was of Eric holding a sign that said "me". I looked at him and he was on one knee…
Our first dance was on the eighteenth hole, our favorite moment was dancing and looking up at all of the guests watching and cheering us on!
Look at your photographer's work before meeting with them but most importantly trust them, they know what they're doing!
I went to Pearl Boutique in Holyoke, MA. I went in to try on a dress that I was trying to decide if it was the one. One of the ladies working suggested that I try on a certain dress as she felt it had everything I was looking for. Everyone, including me, was in awe of the dress.
Greg was awesome to work with. He was down to earth and easy to work with. We had a huge wedding party and he kept everyone in line which was much needed!
We made a day of schedule and shared it with our bridal party so they knew what was going on throughout our wedding day.
Here are some amazing wedding professionals that helped Julie and Eric's day go flawlessly!
Hair: Sheri Engleman – CUT Salon Enfield, CT
Makeup: Shaenna – Prepped and Primped
Videographer: Kevin Huss – Kevin Lee Studios
DJ: Peter Devine – After Hours DJ
Venue: food and beverage coordinator Laura Chipouras- Twin Hills Country Club
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Kristina and Sean's Lord Jeffery Inn Wedding Photography
Let's hear from Kristina about their big day and the details of how they came to be together.
Sean and I met at one of my friend's parties, just after I finished my first year of grad school. Neither one of us wanted to go out that night, but my friend convinced me and one of his friends dragged him along. We got to talking and hit it off right away. We didn't even realize we were both single until the night was half over! He gave me his number and the rest is history.
Sean took me up to Howe Caverns in upstate New York. We had been talking about going for a while so I didn't suspect anything. When we were at the Heart Stone, he dropped to one knee (I thought he tripped and fell, at first) and asked me to be his wife. We were the first cavern tour of the day so it was a small, intimate group that witnessed it.
Sean: Watching Kristina walk down the aisle to meet me.Kristina: Seeing Sean's smile when he saw me for the first time. He was really adamant about not wanting a first look; he wanted to be surprised.
Kristina: I am not one that likes my picture taken. We had our engagement shoot with Greg, which I think was very helpful in getting me acclimated to both Greg and the camera; it gave me an idea of what to expect for the day of the wedding. Greg made me feel very comfortable just being myself and he found a way to capture every special moment without being intrusive. There were times I couldn't even tell he was there, which took away some of my nervousness. He was also very patient with all of the family members that wanted to get in on the action. Greg was absolutely amazing and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone needing a photographer!
Venue: The Lord Jeffery Inn, Amherst MA – Amanda, Jeff, Sarah, and the rest of the team at the Lord Jeff were absolutely amazing throughout the entire planning process. Everything was coordinated beautifully, and the kitchen went above and beyond to accommodate our guests' food allergies.Hair: John Allen, Salon Bocage, Chicopee MAMakeup: Becka Ciecko, Break For Beauty – The Spa at Salon Bocage, Chicopee MA: Becky is AMAZING and I highly recommend her for any makeup needs. I wanted a very natural look for the wedding, and she hit the nail right on the head.Wedding planner: Kristen Muszynski, Events By Kristen: From the engagement to the day of, Kristen was there to help keep us on track, provide input on colors, decor, timeline, and more, manage phone calls and contacts, and she helped keep us calm throughout the whole process.
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Chez Josef Wedding Photography with Shannon and Kevin
Welcome back to my blog, we have another spectacular wedding for you! Today we are bringing you the winner of the 2018 Marx Dream Wedding, Shannon, and Kevin.
Let's find out about their amazing Chez Josef Wedding Photography!
My brother had just purchased his first home so we were there visiting/celebrating. My whole family was there and as we were all hanging out in the same room Kevin handed my dad his phone and told him to record. He got down on one knee and proposed. It was perfect.
Everything was perfect!! Although we were so nervous that we forgot our first dance, it was still one of my favorite moments. Seeing Kevin for the first time before I came down the stairs just made my heart pound, it was amazing!! I remember at one point I sat back and looked around at everyone who was there. They were laughing and smiling, dancing and drinking, and having so much fun. It just took my breath away, they were all there to celebrate us.
You will not have much time to mingle so one thing we did to make sure we were able to thank each and every person for being there was go around to each table while the dinner salad was served and give everybody a hug, said thank you's and what not. That way once everybody had their dinner they were able to just sit down and eat. Enjoy every little second because it goes by way too fast! Also be prepared with things for your child (if you have a toddler). Our three year old was overwhelmed with the whole experience, if we did not invite some other little friends for her to play with it would have been horrible. She ended up having a fantastic night once she could just be with her little friends. So that is one thing, if you have a toddler that you plan on having in your wedding be sure that you have other toddlers coming and arrange for an early departure for them.
If you have a little toddler that you plan on having in the photos be prepared for them to not want to cooperate. I am a bit sad that my daughter was having a hard time but very glad that we got her in a few photos. If you are having a night wedding definitely do outdoor photos once it is dark. We had such a great time taking these photos And they looked AMAZING!!
I found it at the Bridal and Tux Boutique in Miller's falls Ma. I tried on so many dresses and this one just gave me that feeling that you can't deny. I knew it was the dress but I knew I needed to add a personal touch. I had the little shoulder Sleeves made for it and tule added underneath to give the bottom a bit more drama. When I put this dress on right before I walked down the aisle I almost lost it, in a good way. My knees buckled, it was absolutely perfect!
It was so incredible working with you! We are so lucky to have had you as our photographer. You're so talented and passionate about what you do and it shows. You went above and beyond in capturing our special day, we were both so blown away! I could not stop smiling when I saw you photographing us all dancing together, these memories are so special and now we have them to look at for the rest of our life. Thank you and your partner Leslie so much for all your hard work , we look forward to working with you again in the future.
- Bridal and tux boutique is where I got my wedding gown, bridesmaid dresses, and veil. Danielle, the owner, was absolutely amazing! She bent over backward to make sure we had exactly what we wanted and everything ready in time, I highly recommend her1
All of the vendors we worked with were so great. Chez Josef, where the ceremony and reception were held was perfect. The food was so good and the space was incredible! The entire staff was incredible and we needed nothing! Marx entertainment made this whole wedding possible. The Dj was fantastic and kept the whole place rocking all night. The photo booth with props was such a hit also. They provided everyone a photo strip to take home and one for a wedding guest book, it was awesome! Tanya Costigan, our wedding planner was a dream, we couldn't have done it without her. She pulled everything together so perfectly, I have no complaints only compliments. Pops biscotti did such delicious chocolates, tre olive donated olive oils for favors that everyone loved, deluxe limo was gorgeous and so much fun, bill from center square grill donated an entire rehearsal dinner for 20 of us that was phenomenal….I could go on and on all night talking about our vendors. We are beyond grateful for everything and would be happy to share more if you have any specific questions for us about any of them!
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Lord Jeffery Inn Wedding Photography with Theresa and Jeff.
Welcome back to the blog! Today I have a most amazing couple Theresa and Jeff and some more Lord Jeffery Inn wedding photography.
Now let's hear about the day from the bride herself!
We met in middle school, then we went to different high schools, lived our own lives without contact, then 12 years later we were both living in Florida. We decided to have dinner to catch up..the rest is history!
Under the Golden Gate Bridge on the Coast Guard Cutter Sockeye.
Saying I do and having all my friends and family in one building
Take your time. We took two years to plan and it was not stressful at all
Get a photo album to look back on and get a photobooth.
Get your makeup done the day you meet with the photographer so he can take a picture of you. That way you will know if you need more/less makeup for your wedding day.
The adults were fine, the kids in the wedding party however was a different story. Make sure you bring someone along that is not in your wedding party to help out with the kids.
The Lord Jeffery Inn was absolutely amazing! Also, I used David from Floral Illusions who was amazing with my FAKE wedding flowers – you would never know they were not real!
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Go Out There And Be A "Kathy"!
There's not a lot of time left in National Down Syndrome Awareness Month, and I absolutely can not let the month end without paying HUGE homage to the person to whom we as a family owe so MUCH. In fact, I'm positive we wouldn't even be a family without her. I first wrote this eight years ago to a listserv we belong to and I mean every bit of today. Today's blog post is for all the "Kathys" out there: the strangers who answer our phone calls, the first person we meet at a support group meeting who fawns over our baby like he/she is absolutely the most precious baby ever to roll off the assembly line, the person who meets you post-delivery when you're still dazed and confused and have been told who-knows-what by the doctors and nurses, and says, "I don't know what the future holds for your baby, but I'm here to face it with you….let's get to work!" Kathy S. is my reason that I will FOREVER be rabid about reaching out to new parents in the Down syndrome community specifically, but to all parents who are out there walking around in a daze with a new diagnosis. She has been my North Star in so many ways through the years. And though we're no longer living near her, my heart is instantly filled with warmth and love whenever I think of her.
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Five years and roughly eight months ago I called a virtual stranger on the phone. I had heard her name through her son, with whom I worked previously. He had told me that his mom, "worked to make sure that little kids in our town with disabilities got the help they needed". So on that information and the fact I knew this young man's last name, I looked them up in the phone book and dialed the phone one fateful evening.
For the next hour and a half this stranger told me what kind of life the newborn baby boy, whom we had just met in the hospital nursery, was going to have. I had called her to ask her if he would ever have anything in the area code of a "normal" life. He was born with a genetic anomaly. It was certain he would have physical delays and there was a list of possible medical problems associated with his genetic make-up. He would most certainly have cognitive delays. I remember hearing the word mental retardation from someone about these kids with this condition. It was all overwhelming and I remember feeling a little frantic inside as to whether I was the "right" parent for this baby (afterall we were adoptive parents, so I could walk away from this situation without so much as even a thought. But there were tugs at my heart that needed to be explored.) So this woman whom I had only met in passing, talked to me in excited tones about how much better life is now for babies and children with disabilities. So much better than when her now-adult son, who had the same disability, was born. That now children have access to "in home" early intervention supports and services, that I could have as much or as little "intervention" as I wanted for him, that as his parents we would be the leaders of his "team", whatever that team might look like: therapists, teachers, doctors, specialists, etc….And then I remember the next thing she said like it was yesterday. She said, "And he'll go to the church nursery and play with the other kids, and he'll go to regular pre-school, and then he'll go to regular kindergarten and first grade, so on and so on, and he'll be in Cub Scouts if he wants to and he'll play T-ball if he wants to. He will do everything that interests him and that you expose him to."
It was like the sun breaking through the darkest of clouds of doubt and mystery. I got off the phone feeling hopeful; that precious little baby in the hospital nursery who was still on oxygen was going to somehow be okay. I didn't know the details, but I had new confidence there were people ready and waiting to help us help him make his way through this world.
Today I remembered that evening as my son and I walked into his new elementary school to sign him up for kindergarten. Tonight as I write this with tears of gratefulness flowing freely down my cheeks I thank you Kathy S. for being my messenger of hope and promise that night. And to all the other "Kathys" out there, THANK YOU for making it YOUR job to reach out to new parents. Thank you for delivering messages of hope, encouragement and a "can do" attitude to all of us "new parents". Today I am Hayden's mom and he signed up for kindergarten as a direct result of a phone call to a used-to-be stranger who believes all children belong everywhere, no matter what their labels.


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Spring Break
There are some advantages to working for a college – like getting spring break back. Now that I'm at ACC and April is working for a middle school we both have spring break off, so we decided to take a cruise. Neither of us have ever been on a cruise, so we're taking a 4 day to see if we enjoy it.
We're going to Miami to spend a couple days with her family, then our ship sails Monday and gets back on Thursday. Then we head back to Austin on Saturday. We're looking forward to getting away especially as cold as it's been here the last couple days.
We should have some good pictures and stories when we get back.
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FUN!!!!! when you get back and settled we'll go on our double date…. that is, if you decide to come home. 🙂
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Forgotten Past
I have been shopping in Wolf Ranch for as long as it has been in existence. I have driven down that road hundreds upon hundreds of times… never ONCE did I assume that there was a cemetery right across the street. Now, granted, it is hidden by a storage company and some other stores as well as being behind a large area of tall grasses, and the only road leading to this cemetery is not marked and is a dirt road with no parking. Still… I have lived here since I was about 6; that is 11 years of ignorance that could have been prevented.
Once we had parked off on the shoulder of the road we came upon a stone wall about 25 feet long. On this wall was a sign clearly displaying the name of the cemetery. Unlike the Old Georgetown cemetery, however, there were no historical markers to indicate who was buried beyond it's wall, nor was there a working office (there appeared to be a building, but all the windows were broken and there was no sign to indicate it was or had been an office of any kind). This was the only indication that this was a historical cemetery.
The first thing that struck me was the set up of this cemetery. As we said in Old Georgetown, most cemeteries are build on a grid. This one appeared to have been planned by several people in different years and no communication whatsoever. On either side, there appeared to be the newer graves; most of them had fresh flowers, toys, and "nicer" headstones. The center, then, appeared to be the old section. Most of these headstones were either impossible to read, very old, or in complete ruin. To the right appeared to be the "newest" section and most of the family names were the same (the two most frequent being City and Rose); this is where the most recent man was buried. There were two Hispanic names on this side, but with the rest it was impossible to tell ethnic or racial background. To the left were the Veterans, all of them were in one war or another ranging from World War I to Vietnam. They were decorated with toy airplanes, flags, and fabric flowers. Even the oldest of either of these sides (most of them not any older than 1986) were still being looked after. However, the middle section was barren and in disrepair. In most cases, as in this one, your eyes are drawn to "pretty things", so from the very beginning I ignored the middle section and went right to most heavily looked after section… thus reinforcing the cycle.
Also, an interesting thing I discovered was that the sign indicates that the cemetery was established in 1906, however there were no grave stones with dates earlier than 1908; this leads me to believe that there might be bodies we do not know about. I know you probably can't read this, but the date is 1908, it was the earliest gravestone we could find. There were actually several gravestones from 1908 (names included: Charlie M. Harris, Pleasant Monroe, Jefferson, Hubbard); and, like this stone, there were at least 6 hand carved headstones, most of which were incredibly hard to read. Several graves were just cement blocks stuck into the ground in a rectangle. The most recent grave we found was 2010. What struck me about this particular grave was not just the date, but the name. There were no graves surrounding this one that indicated that he had family buried in the cemetery. What was also interesting is that the little white sign on at the bottom of the plaque gives an address. It is Taylor, TX which is about 40 minutes away. Obviously, this area is very meaningful to a lot of people. There might be a church involved, or a particular community of people how know about this area's history and still care about it.
It was very moving to see this new grave and to see all the flowers and toys that were memorializing these people; the people that I didn't even know about two days ago. People fear death not only because they will cease to exist in the human world, but also because they fear rejection or not being remembered. Those with flowers and toys are lucky, but what about the headstones like the one below? What makes them different from the veterans? Are those people black? Slaves? Latino, or just forgotten? I don't know because the Georgetown community, for the most part has forgotten about the Citizens Memorial Cemetery.


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Modern Family. Or ModFam, as I like to call it.
As in, "Is there a new ModFam tonight?" Which was one of the first things I asked Dave when I walked in the door last night. And every Wednesday night.
I unashamedly love this show.
In some ways, this show is the present-day Frasier or Everybody Loves Raymond – it wins tons of awards and it's often the highest-rated sitcom on TV. It's so popular that critics and TV watchers often overlook (admittedly) funnier shows like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Happy Endings.
Sometimes it seems as though sitcoms have to choose between having a mass appeal and being genuinely funny. Cases in point: the sitcoms that are currently high in the Nielson ratings, which are all very popular but – in my opinion – not funny.
- Big Bang Theory? Terrible.
- Two and a Half Men? Ugh.
- 2 Broke Girls? Never seen it, but based on the commercials, it can't be very good.
- Mike & Molly? Come on, Melissa McCarthy – you're better than this!
ModFam is always highly rated, along with these other shows, but is so much funnier. My problem with shows like Two and a Half Men is that they appeal to the lowest common denominator. The writers don't write smart jokes because they might go over some viewers' heads. Contrast that with a show like 30 Rock (RIP). If you don't listen carefully, you'll definitely miss some of the jokes, and if you do listen carefully, you'll probably still miss a few. And the genius of people like Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who have created their own comedies, is that they don't really care if you don't get all the jokes. I mean, they want SOME of the viewers to get it, because they don't want to have their shows canceled. But for the most part, they aren't trying to appeal to everyone.
And I love that.
But ModFam walks the line between subtle, fast-paced humor, and beating-you-over-the-head humor, and they do it well.
For every shot of buxom Gloria (played by Sofia Vergara) saying something ridiculous about how her large chest gets her in trouble, there's a genuinely witty joke rattled off by a truly funny performer.
The actors are genuinely hilarious, and although the rhythm of the show follows the carefully-tread path of cheesey sitcoms like Full House and Everybody Loves Raymond (something funny happens to various members of the family, hijinks ensue, and at the end of 22 minutes the problems are all resolved and the family members love each other once again), it's still one of the most entertaining shows on TV right now.
Every actor on the show is pretty funny, but the real scene-stealers are the two youngest members of the cast: Lily, played by 5-year-old Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, and Luke, played by 14-year-old genius (seriously, he's a member of Mensa) Nolan Gould.
If you're not watching ModFam (is that nickname getting annoying yet?), just watch these clips of Lily and Luke's finest moments, and I think you'll change your mind. If you are already watching, then I know you'll enjoy these clips:
Lily doesn't want a new sibling:
Lily wasn't invited to the third wedding of guest-star Elizabeth Banks:
Luke runs into a screen door (gets me every time!):
Luke shares his birthday list:
Luke manipulates his family: