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1. Hydra packs are for pussies. Roll like me and freeze four water bottles to drink all day and more importantly, they keep your back cool.(I wore a New Balance nylon light back pack)
2. Don't bring kid's below age 8 on my tour. They cry, they whine, they don't care, I wouldn't either…..I would be thinking, why are my parents torturing meeeeee…? Your kids are not cute when I have to listen to them scream and cry while I am trying to listen for fairies.
3. The rangers in that park are AMAZING! Kind, patient, funny, friendly, helpful, especially Anna from North Carolina on the General Grant tree hike. Every ranger uniform has a Sequoia pine cone on the hat and badge because these trees and their preservation are THAT important! Even rangers at other parks have these on their uniforms!
4. Hiking is some serious shiiiiii. Whoooo, I had to take a breather hiking up to Boyden Cave! Gaww damn…..you better be ready to hike like a pro or fake it. Sometimes I would pretend to be a horticulturist if it bought me more time and didn't let people on to the fact that I was catching my breath! haaa
5. Don't go in June/July it's too hot. It was gross 85-90 degrees(no breeze) my hair was wet with sweat all day….I'm not that much into nature. I like nature in early fall or spring… we can get along at those times. During the summer, I would rather be in an air-conditioned strip mall.
6. Don't wear eyeliner. Especially hiking, unless you are trying to attract a racoon or camouflage yourself.
7. You will get eaten by at least one bug. Use all the repellent you want, it will still happen.
8. Poison oak is real and you need to be careful, we saw a ton of it even on guarded walkways.
9. Take the time to rest your feet in the Kings River creekbed. Wow, wow, wow, your feet and legs will feel cool for hours afterward. It was divine! We had a picnic there and it was perfect! We had turkey and honey ham sandwiches, tomato and cucumber salad, fresh fruit, Coke's with ice, and Doritos. We go hard. We classed that river up! haaaa
10. If fairies exist; they live in Giant Forrest. Which was my most favorite place on this trip. It was magical. A dense mystical forest of huge old trees……just awesome!
11. Deer were not afraid of me but I was afraid of them and my theirrrr eyes are sooo pretty!
12. Those are some big ass trees.
13, The tragedy is that most of the people we met were from other Countries and states. What a shame it is that so many Californians live here full-time and never make their way to these national treasures that people come from all over the world to see. Embarrassing really…
14. Our tour group was so diverse! Holland, Brazil, Japan, Korea, Missouri, Germany, New Zealand, London and four native Californians.
15. None of the park bathrooms have paper towels, running water, or hand soap. This grossed me out. The city might smell like urine but at least you can run some water and use a paper towel.
16. You cannot fully appreciate and see this beautiful place in anything less than four days. It's impossible. You shouldn't cheat yourself.
17. We started at 7 a.m. and it took all day to see Boyden Cave, Sherman tree, General grant tree grove, Vista Point, and Hume lake. We were EXHAUSTED.
18. When you see somebody taking pictures of their family/friends ask them if they would like to be in the picture also and if you can help them by taking a pic for them! Not one person turned me down and now they have great family photos with themselves included! 🙂 I should warn you though, you may feel the need to invest in a sweet digital camera after you've seen the resolution on some of those things!
19. Until you really see this for yourself no picture can do these trees and the experience justice. I believe every person should experience the Sequoia National Park at least once in their lifetime! I sure do hope you will make it there if you haven't already. Now, on to my next summer adventure………


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Nelda's Diner in Lake Isabella, like Cheryl's Diner in Kernville, is a classic booth and counter eatery, where pies and milkshakes and biscuits and gravy are as common as tadpoles in a pond. That's not to say that the pies and shakes and gravied biscuits are not delicious. They are. I'm just using more words than needed to describe the local diners' specialties. I should also mention that Cheryl is Nelda's daughter, but that Frank — Cheryl's brother and therefore Nelda's son — now runs his mother's restaurant. If I've lost you in the tangled branches of this diner dynasty's family tree, don't sweat it. All you need to know is that Nelda's boasts 17 different burgers, more than 100 milkshake flavor combos, and pie varieties that change with the seasons. I recommend pumpkin.


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The recent surprise staff meeting at Gardiner Area High School was a very big surprise to Debra Butterfield, Teacher-Librarian when it was announced that she had been awarded the Walter J. Taranko School Librarian of the Year. This awarded is given each year by the Maine Association of School Libraries (MASL) to honor a school librarian who excels at the local, state and national level. Debra butterfield epitomizes the qualifications for Librarian of the Year.
In his nomination, Principal Chad Kempton spoke of Debra's work with teacher on creating and developing research projects, her collaboration with the local library and her "Teen Read Week" and "Read to Me" programs. The Read to Me connects high school and elementary school students using the love of reading. Her work also goes beyond the walls of the library. In his recommendation, Mr. Kempton noted " Debra recruited, then supported high school students in a summer experience ….titled "the Human Element" a course in leadership, organization and the power of positive thinking."
Debra facilitates professional development activities with all library staff in the district as well as content specific teachers. She models and instructs the use of current technology and available databases by hosting technology webinars. One student noted her unflappable persistence in assisting that student with a particularly difficult school assignment, expressing that Debra has become a mentor to her and other students. She has a vision that goes beyond the boundaries of the library walls.
Congratulations to Debra Butterfield, Maine's School Librarian of the Year!
2018 School Administrator of the Year
The Maine Association of School Libraries (MASL) is pleased to announce that Kelli Crosby, Principal of the Benjamin Wentworth School in Scarborough, has been chosen to receive its Administrator of the Year Award. This award is given to school administrators in Maine who exhibit exceptional support of the school library program.
Kelli epitomizes a very supportive school administrator for school library programs. Her classroom experience, technology knowledge, professional drive and energy are remarkable. She makes a point of being on top of changes in the school library program with particular attention and knowledge of 21st Century Skills. She is the rare school administrator who truly "walks the walk" for the school library media program.
Kelli was nominated by the Librarian, Barbara Merritt. Barbara was presented with a Lifetime Membership in MASL to commemorate her dedication to the school library programs in Maine and to commemorate her activity in MASL.
Congratulations to the Superstar Support Staff inducted into this year's MASL Hall of Excellence!
The School Library Journal recently published an article titled "It's Not Futile: Fighting Job Cuts" that highlights advocacy action steps recommended by Librarian Elissa Malespina. To read the article, click here.
The Future of School Libraries, Knowledge Quest, vol. 46 no. 4
The new AASL National Standards
With the arrival of the New National Standards AASL has unveiled a comprehensive collection of resources via the standards.aasl.org website. Watch videos, download infographics, and read about the frameworks, shared foundations, and common beliefs. AASL members can also access archived webinars through eCOLLAB about understanding and using the standards to improve instruction and leadership.
Problem Scoping: Design Thinking and Close Reading by Megan Blakemore, teacher librarian in South Portland Schools.
"Problem scoping is an essential skill not only because it defines the parameters of the problem, but also because a clearly defined problem leads to new design ideas."
Access the full article via Minerva here. Mrs. Blakemore is a member of AASL and a board member at large for MASL.
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I remember you when I eat grapefruit;
How you showed me the first time
And blew my mind
The way to take the bitterness out
And keep the sweetness in
So simple in the end – remove the skin
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Maybe you laughed at my surprise
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But I'm pretty sure we ate that whole fruit
Chattering like monkeys over breakfast
As the sun drenched us in it's early morning pour
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I learned from you that day
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And we sat, our fingers drenched in juice
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Recently through a series of serendipitous clicks, I came across a group of blogs owned by women that I believe live in my town. They seem to be friends and believe in many of the philosophies and principles and dreams that I believe. I have no idea who these women are by name or face. But I do know that they are introspective, loving, brave, REAL women. And it makes me sad. Sad because I don't know them. (I'm not going to share links here because I share where I live and as far as I can tell on their blogs they do not.)
I've always used blogging as a way of connecting to people who have similar minds and ideals to me as in my actual life this is sorely lacking. I have mentioned that where I live I feel quite isolated philosophically. This place is conservative; I am liberal. This place is religious; I am spiritual. They are literal where I am figurative. This place is a dry wasteland and I mourn the loss of green and growth and water and earth and life between my fingers and toes.
The funny thing is that on the surface I tend to blend in here. We have plenty of friends – good friends whom I dearly love – but most who I have very little in common with truly. I just keep it on the surface with them and everything is okay. I wear makeup and curl my hair to look somewhat "normal". I don't discuss politics or religion or my somewhat attachment parenting ways like a good citizen. But I only wear makeup because I'm afraid of showing my true face, flaws and beauty and all. I rarely discuss controversial subjects because I'm afraid they'll burn me at the stake if I told them what I really think. When I do share a part of me, I let my friends mock my attempts at environmentalism and political justice and anti-consumerism and at, well, the core of who I am, and I laugh along with them. I feel that if I just got out of my own way, I could shine.
But I am afraid.
Fear, I realize, dominates my flaws in my life. I rarely attempt to make new friendships or fix broken relationships for fear of rejection. The little girl voice in the back of my head stops me. She's the one that was picked last in sports teams. She remembers sitting on her three-speed at the top of the neighborhood hill with a tear-streaked face while her friend walked across the street to play with their other friend, right after she had she had mad up some lie and told me I needed to go home. The voice tells me, "Sure, you seem normal for a little while, but watch what happens when people get to know you better."
I'm even afraid in God's rejection. Back in high school, I became obsessed with the fact that I wasn't baptised. My family had chosen to let me make my own decision religion and wanted me to make that choice as an adult. (A choice I thank them for.) But I couldn't help believing that clean water could wash me of all my flaws and make me whole and good. I didn't get baptised to be able to marry my Catholic husband in the church as many people believe – I did it because I was afraid if I didn't I would suffer – now and for eternity, I suppose.
As it turns out, I still suffer even though I've been washed clean. I'm afraid to admit to friends or family that it doesn't matter to me one iota of Jesus really was the Son of God or what the Bible says about doing this or not doing that. I'm afraid to admit that while yes, I do believe in a higher power because I can hear it, sense it, and am part of it, I am a lot more spiritual than truly religious. I'm afraid to stand up for much of what I believe about the evils of war or the joy of unhindered birth or the beauty in any kind of real love between two people – or take action besides blogging here where nobody reads or cares – because I don't want people to see the me that I think will turn them off.
After coming to these conclusions about myself and fear, I made myself do a brave thing. I put myself out there and am feeling quite exposed. I left a comment or two on those blogs of the women in my town. Will they think I am some kind of weird freakish stalker (I'm not) or desperate (I might be)? Will they find me interesting? Boring? Self-indulgent? Afraid? Pitiful? (God, this post certainly is.) Will they find me at all? Can I find me?
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One avenue of liberation is freedom from conditioning.
Facebook has become a negative influence. It's an irresponsible company in so many ways. Greed has a way of manifesting in capitalism as products that engage in open contempt for those who use them.
It's always a small mind, greed. At some point, Facebook decided that small-time, restricted, controlled streams of information are what people want. That decision lacks a fundamental understanding of oceanic humanity and the ability of dreaming to get underneath any conditioned structure at any time. It's deadly dull. So, forget it! Think of how creative and egalitarian that platform could have been. It could have changed the world. But it didn't. Its seed fell from the tree into the wrong kind of soil.
This is why I stopped using my Facebook account . I'm a deleter, in the sense that, though I have to keep my account open for professional purposes, I've stopped using it for social purposes beyond important announcements and the occasional stop to answer message.
There is a better way to love people, and I'm happy to forge ahead and be part of what that looks like. Please, let's talk again, explore again, connect again – there's so much space out here!


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After much outcry and a Facebook campaign against the choice, Donald Trump will not drive the pace car at this year's 100th anniversary of the Indy 500. Officials with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway made the announcement this afternoon. Trump told speedway officials that he may be running for the President of the United States, and it would be inappropriate for him to drive the pace car. Speedway official Mark Dill says no decision on Trump's replacement has been made, but they are working with a short list of candidates.
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" But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere. Peacemakers who sow in peace raise a harvest of righteousness." James 3:17 (NIV)
Life often revolves around drama: yours and mine. Good drama the kind that inspires , uplifts and embraces life fully is amazing. Sweet stories of restoration, victories won and goals achieved. But unfortunately, we often get lost encircling those things that seek to overpower our lives – drama that stifles. Seeds of gossip, judgement, anger, selfishness and restlessness grows into weeds that entangle us suffocating our peace. So what's a girl to do when reality checks in and reveals our thrill of drama has stolen our joy, destroyed our fruit and produced a hearty crop of discontentment? How about a fresh cultivating of our hearts and minds poured out before the Master Gardener? God is our Peacemaker and when we exchange our drama for sweet surrender, we will flourish. As women, God knows our hearts are full of emotion and feelings. He wired us that way, but He never intended for us to let those emotions overpower us or to allow us to get caught up in someone else's emotional nightmare. Bringing the unsettling areas of our lives before Him, we gain wisdom and sincerity rather than feed an unhealthy diet of strife. By safe guarding our minds and hearts, God will produce an abundant crop of trust, faith and hope that rises above any drama – now that's something to talk about!
"Father, how sweet to truly place our lives into Your hands knowing that You alone can supply all that we need."
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Have bad things really happened to you?
You and God may have different definitions for the word bad. Parents and children do. Look up the word bad in a middle-schooler's dictionary, and you'll read definitions such as "pimple on the nose," or pop quiz in geometry." "Dad, this is really bad!" the youngster says. Dad, having been around the block a time or two, thinks differently. Pimples pass . . .
What you and I might rate as an absolute disaster, God may rate as a pimple-level problem that will pass. He views your life the way you view a movie after you've read the book. When something bad happens, you feel the air sucked out of the theater. Everyone else gasps at the crisis on the screen. Not you. Why? You've read the book. You know how the good guy gets out of the tight spot. God views your life with the same confidence, He's not only read your story . . He wrote it. Come Thirsty Max Lucado
Psalms 91:1-2 He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust.
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CAFOD has a dedicated team of education volunteers who visit schools in their local diocese and engage young people from primary all the way up to sixth form in learning about the world around them, the injustices their brothers and sisters around the world face and the hope they have.
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Our volunteers go into schools to give assemblies and workshops. These might just be introducing the students to CAFOD, if they haven't really heard of us, or focused around a campaign or appeal like Harvest Fast Day. The workshops take a bit of time away from lessons but they really engage the children and get them thinking and active- doing everything from carrying water to empathise with girls who travel miles each day to fetch water to live, to running around a 'village' learning to survive emergencies.
The talks, reflections and activities the volunteers use each focus on a young person in a community CAFOD works alongside. Each of these young people has faced incredible challenges, be it gang violence, drought, poverty, and still holds hope. Though their everyday lives may be totally different, the students our volunteers work with can relate to these young people, and seeing how they are trying to change their communities inspires them to do the same.
This year the team have visited more schools than ever before, reaching 38% of Catholic schools in England and Wales, plus a few non-Catholic! Between them the inspired and creative students in these schools have raised an amazing £860,382 to help young people like themselves around the world.
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
A few more things I've made lately
Exciting New Fabric Delivery!
Now we just have to try and remember exactly who got what, because we both got some of the same fabrics. I can't wait to get sewing, there are some stunning fabrics :D
A lovely Christmas :)
Unfortunately the kids didn't go to bed until after 10, which was the time we started wrapping presents and organising Christmas food, and when I started sewing their Christmas clothes! Needless to say it was a very late night, thank goodness for Brad's dad coming earlier in the day and helping clean up!
Patrick got a t-shirt with an appliqued star in 'his' special polka dot fabric, he was a bit disapointed as he wanted a whole polka dot shirt, but I think that is a bit past my humble sewing capabilities at the moment. I also made some denim shorts with the polka dot fabric pockets and a smaller star applique on the front. I used red jeans stitch for topstitching which looked awesome, it's the first time I have used it for clothing, I love it.
For Maia, she got a dress made out of a pattern I have had for about 2 years - it is nice to finally sew it up. I used a combo of red polka dot and white fabric with strawberries, so it was red for Christmas, but not so Christmassy that she couldn't wear it at other times.
I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, except the white fabric was a little too sheer, so you could see the yoke fabric through the front, but it could just be me being extra fussy LOL.
I still have to add the ribbon and ric rac to the ruffle layers too. Maia lurves her pretty dress, she didn't want to take it off.
We also had a fun weekend full of stress before Christmas, Patrick went from being an Angel, surprising me with tidying his room without me even asking, to having some fun with paint!!
It took him a loooooong time to clean all that up and we are still finding splatters of red paint on the cupboards. He wanted to make me a picture of the rain, so covered his hands in the red paint and shook them to get the splatter - very artistic of him ;)
It was a lovely time though, I banned everyone from Computers for Christmas Day and Boxing Day, that was a bit too much for our visitors, I think they lasted until brekky on Boxing Day ;) At least the computer time was much less than usual on Boxing Day. We had our traditional big brekky on Christmas Day with Brad's Dad and Boxing Day ended up being more like our Christmas Day, with stacks of food (so much that Lachlan actually threw up from over eating!), a big cooked brekky, table full of dips, cheese, choccys, fruit etc and a big dinner too. Patrick and Maia had a ball playing with their cousins and it's been a lovely week.
But the quick break is finished and it is back to work now. We got a shipment of 55 boxes of nappies on Thursday, so the garage finally got cleaned out so we had somewhere to put them. Very excited about the launch next Sunday, but LOTS to do before then! And I shouldn't really complain, as we still have camping in January to look forward to.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Getting Ready for Christmas - Arrgghh
I've done the biggest job which is a great start, I had to move all the furniture around in the loungeroom, so we had somewhere to put the Christmas tree without actually sitting on top of it. Looks great actually, the whole room looks like it has much more space. I've done my other massive job of going through all of our digital pics and copies heaps over to memory cards for Mum and Dad's digital photo frames. I'm so glad I got them, I've been watching the pics scroll past and it is just perfect for them since they don't get to see the kids much. They can send me the memory cards back every couple of months and I can update them with a heap of new pics (the cards take about 1000 pics).
Tonight I want to get some of the washing sorted and the rest of the chrissy presents wrapped so I can make sure I have something for everyone, plus I want to get started on Patrick and Maia's Christmas clothes. They both picked their own fabric, so I don't want to be a slacker and have them miss out. I did get Chrissy T's from cotton on kids yesterday for $5 so they will wear them for the next few days and the other stuff for actual Christmas day. Patrick has Santa Rocks! and Maia has HO HO HO in glitter. I am tempted to make Maia a Chrissy nappy, but she has so many nappies it is rediculous, so I will probably resist the urge and just put her in green and red nappies as much as possible.
Anyway, I think the smurfs is just about to finish, so time to get these two off to bed!
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Christmas Treats
I've made shortbread from Lesley's recipie on NC - this is soooooooooo good! Caramel fudge from a recipie I found on the internet, I don't think this will be so crash hot, I kind of burnt it and it still seemed a bit grainy. And yummmmm coconut ice from a taste.com.au recipie. Just waiting for it all to set, so I can cut it up and pop in the noodle boxes ready for the hampers :) Hopefully everyone will like their homemade treats :)
Secret Swap
I cut it as one piece and did a narrow overlocked hem for the top of the dress, then attached the ruffle which also had a hot pink overlocked hem at the bottom, did the shirring (I did 10 rows, but I reckon I could have gone 2 or 3 more because the dress is so long), then overlocked up the side, catching all the shirring threads - easy peasy!
I just hope that it fits and she likes it - fingers crossed :)
The Shorts:
I decided to make some baggy style denim shorts (lots of room for a cloth bum - hopefully not too much room lol) featuring one of his favourites - Dora. I so thrilled with how these turned out, it was my first try at applique and it was a tiny bit messy, but I think pretty good for a beginner. I didn't know his waist measurement, so just guessed and put a few snaps on the elastic to make it adjustable - hopefully they will fit OK.
The soaker:
For a tiny bubba on the way, I decided to knit a soaker. It's the first time I have knitted a soaker, so I decided to try the PK knitters pattern as that gets raved about. It is awesome, but the first one I knitted looked tiny, so that one will be going to the Russia appeal. I did this one as a medium size, as I was guessing my guage was totally out as my knitting is quite tight. The rise is a bit long for my liking, but at least the ribbing can always be folded down if necessary. It was also my first time doing stripes in the round, a little challenging (and a major mission tying all the ends in!), but I was pretty happy with how it turned out.
Now I just have to wait til Friday to see if she likes it :)
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Lots of creations
What I did:
- 3/4 of boardshorts for me, they just need the elastic and hemming to finish off
- finished the black rainbow shorties, OMG they look amazing, I am so thrilled with how they turned out and they fit Maia absolutely perfectly, so pretty happy with that
- bamboo dishcloth in seed stitch got finished off, mainly because I forgot to bring the normal dishcloths with me lol. I am so in love with how well it worked, only problem is that I left it behind, so it has probably been thrown away now *cry cry cry* Will have to make more ASAP!
- started on the spotty shirred dress and dora shorts for the NC secret swap
- green and blue punk knitters soaker, this was for the secret swap, but ended up a bit smaller than anticipated - I knew I should have done a guage swatch hehe
- started on the orange and purple stripey punk knitters soaker - my new swap soaker
- had fun ordering 26 yards of stunning fabric from the states with Vanessa, we are going to have soooo much fun when that arrives!
Phew! So much for a holiday hey ;) It was very relaxing, there was a playground right outside the door pretty much, so I could knit and sew while the kiddies had a blast, plus Brad and I took turns at doing our relaxing stuff. I do wish I had gone for a few more early nights though as I am struggling a bit this week.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Anyway, off to find some pics...
My first shirred dress. After some initial probs with the bobbin (and a very long unpicking session), I got there. I used a combo of the sunny day tutorial, and a couple of other web based tutorials to make it. So easy and so very cute - Maia lurves her pwetty monkey dress.
My first shorties. These look much better in the pics than they actually are. I had to frog these three times cos I just couldn't read the pattern (or count hehehe). There are a few little mistakes and holes, but not too bad for a first attempt I reckon :) Unfortunately they are a little bit short in the rise at the back, so we get some nappy peekaboo, but they should be good for when Maia finally wants to wear undies out of the house.
Patrick's Shorts:
With so many things being made for Maia, I was so excited when Patrick wanted me to make some clothes for him. I did these two pairs of shorts, he was dead keen to have pink ones, but I managed to convince him that the pink on the fabric on the pockets was pink enough lol. And yes believe it or not, these are just out of the wash - the joys of having a boy ;)


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As promised many, many moons ago, here are some before and after photographs of our little home.
Our living room has this awesome coved and tray ceiling – it was a pain to paint, ask John. Our fireplace is faux as of now, but not for long as we plan on opening it back up – hopefully the chimney is still in good shape. Windows are still naked, besides the blinds, and it's something we have to address sooner rather than later – the little gato has taken a liking to climbing them and has successfully ripped numerous little holes with her talons.
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The coolest room in the house, in my opinion, is the one below. The previous owners used it a laundry room and we think their dog used to sleep there too. We weren't about to waste all the nice morning sun coming in from those windows on dirty laundry, so we turned it into a breakfast nook. It also houses my baking bench. A room dedicated to baking – eff yeah!
And last but not least is the office. I let John do this room. He picked the paint color, painted the walls and changed his mind – twice. See what happens when you leave men to their own devices? And they say women are indecisive!
There are still a few rooms in progress, so stay tuned.
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Hey, Cousin! Ate Roda wanted to show me the pictures of your new casa (that weren't the blurry ones your dad took). It's so adorable, really. The "picnic"/dining table and the bright blue walls are my favorite things. And I'm really digging the ceiling in the living room.
We definitely have to come visit soon. :]
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So, as requested, I'm posting pictures of my "float" that appeared in the July 4, 2011 parade in Poultney, Vermont. First up? Horace Greeley and friends march alongside my mini float . . .
The float itself has two mock ups of the front page of the Northern Spectator, the weekly newspaper that Horace worked for as a boy. The building that held the business is now the home of a local resident and the site of Picket Fence Antiques. Right in East Poultney, on the beautiful village green. To learn more about our local Greeley connection go to my website, www.annrichduncan.com and click the links button. That'll bring you to the Horace Greeley Foundation's website. And now, here's a closeup of our "float". By the way, many thanks to Williams Hardware and Discount Food of Poultney, and to the Ernie DeMattis, and to the House of Angels, for donating supplies and equipment
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You've all seen that 2016 has been a wash for hiking but, man, was 2015 a glorious year. I hiked so many new trails, and even made time for old favourites. The season was long and snow free from late May to November. It was trail perfection. Thus, I thought it only fitting to compile a list of all of the new trails I hiked in 2015. There were almost 35 total, and I may have even missed a few. Sweet holy hell, no wonder I was so fit! If you're panicking about reading close to 35 trail reviews, rest easy! This will be my first two-part series. Oh the excitement!
Check 'em out, hyperlinked for your reading pleasure, with a few key stats to inspire you (or dissuade you, as the case may be):
Sarrail Ridge (Kananaskis)
Stats: 11 km return, 655 meters of elevation
My POV: Stunning views from the Ridge, and you may be lucky to catch a perfect reflection of surrounding mountains in Rawson Lake along the way. It doesn't seem like much elevation gain, but I believe you gain 300 m of elevation in the last kilometer alone. You will feel the final stretch to the ridge, but the views will be worth it.
Wedgemount Lake (Whistler)
Stats: 14 km return, 1160 m elevation gain
My POV: People love this hike. I mean, they go batty over it. And I hated every. last. second of it. Sure, the lake is beautiful and the surrounding mountains are stunning. But heed this warning: you will slog through forest and trees for 6.5 km to get there, all of which is roots and rock and none of which is remotely rewarding. Skip it and go to Joffre Lakes for half the distance and equal beauty.
Marriot Basin (Pemberton)
Stats: 16 km return, 460 m elevation gain
My POV: This was stunning. I had no expectations whatsoever and, despite a crap ton of black flies that flocked to me any time I stopped, it blew my mind. The lake is gorgeous and the backdrop for the Wendy Thompson Hut was a rocky basin delight. Do this trail. But don't tell people because it's delightfully uncrowded and I'd like it to stay that way.
Skyline Divide (Mt. Baker)
Stats: 9.0 miles return, 2500 ft. elevation gain
My POV: I pretty much saw nothing but low hanging cloud and the odd sliver of mountains, but even so I think this trail is something special. If you see a photo from a clear day, it looks damn spectacular. The road to the trailhead is an adventure in itself in a low-clearance car, but it's passable. This one's on my list to re-do.
Heliotrope Ridge (Mt. Baker)
Stats: 5.5 miles return, 1400 ft elevation gain
My POV: I have done this trail several times, and not once have I seen it fully clear. However, even on a low-cloud day, you can get damn close to Coleman Glacier and it's spiky seracs are impressive no matter what the weather. It's an easy hike, save one creek crossing which I found horrifying, but I am deathly afraid of river crossings, so…probably anyone else would be fine.
Goat Mountain (Mt. Baker)
Stats: 11 miles round trip, 4100 ft. elevation
My POV: To be honest, I think I only went 3.75 miles one-way on this trail, to the first "knoll" because it was the second hike of the day for me. Still, I remember the view was adequate payoff for the mind-numbingly dull slog through forest to get there.
Lake Ann/Curtis Glacier (Mt Baker)
Stats: 8.2 miles round trip (to the lake), 1900 ft. elevation gain
My POV: It was smoky as all hell the day I did this trip, so surrounding mountains went from eery, tv-dream-sequence haziness to almost invisible by end of day. Still, I can promise this hike would be stunning on a clear day and it is beyond worth it to continue beyond the lake. I think it's less than a mile further to stand directly beside Curtis Glacier, where you will feel small in relation to its greatness.
Upper Pierce Lake (Chilliwack)
Stats: 21 km return, 1350 m elevation gain
My POV: Your legs and lungs will not like you on this trail. When it is steep, which is almost all the way, it is unrelentingly so. The first lake may be a bit of a disappointment (I might even say uninspiring), but Upper Pierce Lake is a gem, nestled amidst stunning, rocky peaks. At one edge of the cirque, you can catch views all the way down the valley. Even better, continue upwards to Mount MacFarlane. I've yet to make it all the way to the summit due to time, ice, and/or my own fear of plummeting to my death, but even half way is pretty damn awesome.
Williams Ridge (Chilliwack)
Stats: 11 km, 1400 m elevation gain
My POV: This is one of those trails that you hate, until you get to the very last stretch, at which point the horror of all the steep, forest-enclosed crap you endured up to that point is instantly erased from your memory. You'll have views for days, including Lake Chilliwack and, if you leave yourself more time than I did, you can even take a quick jaunt up to Williams Peak. Word of caution here: the trailhead is not well-marked nor particularly easy to find.
Flora Lake (Chilliwack)
Stats: 14 km return, 1136 m elevation gain
My POV: I have done this trail many, MANY times and have never actually gone all the way to Flora Lake. Here's why: you climb and climb and climb (as Chilliwack hikes always seem to force you to do) and to get to Flora Lake you would have to descend 400 m. Given that it's not a particularly stunning lake, or at least doesn't look so from above, this seemed a waste of energy. Instead, I recommend hitting the pass and veering off to climb Flora Peak. It's a short climb, with better views of surrounding peaks and Chilliwack Lake. Your legs will thank me.
Lions-Binkert Trail (Lions Bay)
Stats: 16 km return, 1280 m elevation gain
My POV: This is a west coast quintessential hike, so I had to do it. Full disclosure: I didn't summit the Lions themselves. I read a lot about how terrifying it is, and watched two young guys spend 25 minutes trying to figure out a route. They never succeeded, and their entire effort looked like an exercise in avoiding a death plummet. No thanks. The views from the ridge are great but, in my opinion, not worth the rocky, root-filled, forest-enclosed trail to get there. For me, it's a "one and done" trail, never to be repeated.
Crown Mountain (North Shore)
Stats: 9.8 km return (or 12.5ish if you hike from base of Grouse), 385 m elevation gain (or 1200 m if you start from the base of Grouse)
My POV: If you want to climb 850 m on the Grouse Grind or BCMC, climb some more, then descend 250 m only to climb back up another 421 m, be my guest. In my eyes, it's a lot of up and down for the same view you'd get from any other peak in the area. Plus, as with all North Shore trails, you'll get roots and mud galore even on a dry year. Consider this your real warning: the 250 m descent into Crown Pass will crush your soul and steal years of life from your knees.
Black Tusk (Garibaldi Provincial Park)
Stats: 29 km return, 1740 m elevation
My POV: Yessssssssssss. Even though I chickened out about a half kilometre before the end (loose shale + narrow trail + exposure are not a winning combination for me), this was worth every second–even the take a step, slide two steps back portion near the final ridge. Stunning views of Garibaldi Lake and its surrounding peaks and a great workout. Your warning here: even on a hot day it's hella cold on the ridge. It was 30 degrees the day I hiked this and I was freezing cold at the top, even with a jacket.
Panorama Ridge (Garibaldi Provincial Park)
Stats: 30 km return (32 if you swing past the lake first), 1520 m elevation gain
My POV: If I had to pick a ridge to sit on for the rest of my life, this might be it. Turquoise waters. Glaciated peaks. Hidden glacial tarns. Lush valleys. You can see it all. Do this hike. Depending on your fitness level this is a highly doable day hike, but there's ample camping en route to break up the journey. Whatever your choice, plan to spend time on the Ridge. I'm usually one to spend maybe 5-10 minutes at a summit, but I've been known to hang out here for a solid 30-40 minutes. If that's not a rave review, I don't know what is.
Mount Harvey (Lion's Bay)
Stats: 13 km return, 1450 m elevation
My POV: Once this trail splits from the Lions-Binkert trail, expect a couple kilometers of unrelenting steep trail before popping out into some open views of the Lions. From there, the grade moderates somewhat and there's some fun rock scrambling (the super easy variety) towards the summit. Considering it's a similar view to most trails in the area (Howe Sound, the Lions, etc.), I enjoyed this hike. It's a great workout, rarely crowded (I've gone without seeing anyone) and has some good variety in terrain. I give it a thumbs up.
Coliseum Mountain (North Shore)
Stats: 23.5 km return, 1245 m elevation
My POV: I once wrote a whole post about my disdain for this trail and cannot spend even another second contemplating its awfulness.
Elk Mountain (Chilliwack)
Stats: 7-15 km return (depending on how far you go along the ridge), 800 m elevation gain
My POV: This has become a favourite maintenance hike. I can either stop at the summit of Elk Mountain or continue to Thurston Mountain for a longer expedition. Either way, there are stunning views of Baker and nearby peaks as soon as you pop out on to the backside of the mountain and, on a clear day, I could stare at those views for hours.
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I know I say this every time, but I AM SO DAMN EXCITED FOR THE NEW SPRING PRODUCTS!! Mary Kay has been KILLING IT with their new releases, and this one is another gold star product launch! Buckle up, grab a beverage and check it out! Now I know you all love our Satin Hands set. Who wouldn't? I mean, it exfoliates the dead, dry skin off your poor, overworked hands and then hydrates them with a Shea Butter infused lotion for HOURS. Our lotion won't leave you with greasy … [Read more...]
Mary Kay Winter 2017
Wow. 2017 has been a banner year so far for new skincare releases from Mary Kay. First, our record-breaking Clear-Proof Deep Cleansing Charcoal Mask made clogged, unsightly pores a thing of the past, then, the beauty industry first TimeWise Vitamin C Activating Squares revolutionized how we delivered much needed restorative vitamins to our skin. The Mary Kay Winter 2017 release has brought us yet another revolutionary new skincare product, this time, inspired by Korean beauty … [Read more...]
Mary Kay Fall 2017 Preview
I know, I know...it's August 3rd. But I'm so darn excited about this fall release!!! The new Mary Kay Fall 2017 line drops August 16, but I have a preview of all the products for you NOW! This release is HUGE, so sit back while I unpack this for you. First up is the AAAAAAAMMMMAAAAAAZIIING TimeWise Vitamin C Activating Squares! A beauty industry first with a revolutionary delivery system. Vitamin C can degrade and lose potency when it's exposed to air, light, and moisture. These squares … [Read more...]
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Mary Kay Summer 2017, See it before it launches!!
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The NWS Storm Prediction Center has issued a
Tornado Watch for portions of
far eastern Iowa
western… central and northern Illinois
eastern Missouri
Effective this Sunday night and Monday morning from 610 PM until
100 am CDT.
Tornadoes… hail to 2 inches in diameter… thunderstorm wind
gusts to 70 mph… and dangerous lightning are possible in these
The Tornado Watch area is approximately along and 70 statute
miles east and west of a line from 20 miles north northwest of
Rockford Illinois to 50 miles east southeast of Jefferson City
Missouri. For a complete depiction of the watch see the
associated watch outline update (wous64 kwns wou2).
Remember… a Tornado Watch means conditions are favorable for
tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in and close to the watch
area. Persons in these areas should be on the lookout for
threatening weather conditions and listen for later statements
and possible warnings.
Other watch information… continue… ww 120… ww 121…
Discussion… tstms expected to increase in number and strength
through late eve along merging dry line… pre-frontal confluence
zone… and cold front from far ern IA swd into ern MO. Other storms
may form farther E along SSW-NNE band of confluence noted over cntrl
IL. While large scale ascent attm appears to be downward in wake of
passing upr impulse now entering WI… large scale ascent may
overspread later this eve as jet entrance region evolves ahead of
progressive larger scale upr trough. With sfc heating/low-lvl
convergence already having initiated convection/storms in ern IA/NE
MO… and with the expectation for increasing large scale uvv later
this eve… a potential will exist for sustained storms.
Long… slightly-hooked hodographs suggest possibility for
supercells/lewps with tornadoes… in addition to svr wind and hail.
Aviation… tornadoes and a few severe thunderstorms with hail
surface and aloft to 2 inches. Extreme turbulence and surface
wind gusts to 60 knots. A few cumulonimbi with maximum tops to
550. Mean storm motion vector 24045.


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Spotlight on Stockholm
From well-preserved historic buildings to a vibrant nightlife and shopping district, Sweden's capital city has plenty to offer its lucky visitors. Trendy, tranquil and truly beautiful, Stockholm is one of Scandinavia's most popular tourist destinations and a must-visit cruise port.
Whether you're visiting for a few hours or a few days, you'll discover much to see and do in Stockholm:
- Vasa Museum – Documenting the city's rich maritime history, this world-class museum features the larger-than-life 17th century 'Vasa' ship. Surrounding the ship are 10 exhibitions that showcase what life aboard the ship was like. Tours of the museum take place each day and admission is free for children under the age of 18 years.
- Gamla Stan – Stockholm's Old Town is the perfect place to go for a relaxing stroll. Here, visitors will discover one of Europe's largest medieval city centres and an array of buildings coloured in different shades of gold. Walk along the narrow cobblestone streets and peruse the nearby restaurants, cafés, bars, shops, churches and museums, including Stockholm Cathedral
- Nobel Museum – Filled with endless information about one of the world's most prestigious prizes, this museum will no doubt leave you feeling inspired. In addition to the guided tours and films that are available, the museum hosts a small bistro that serves lunch and dessert.
- Skansen – The oldest open-air museum in the world, Skansen provides visitors with fascinating insight into the city's rural traditions and past. Buildings include a school, church, farm labourers' cottage, manor and farmstead. The museum is the site of Stockholm's zoo, so keep an eye out for reindeer and elk! Located on Djurgården, a central island in the Stockholm, Skansen is also the place to go to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the city landscape.
Stockholm enjoys a temperate climate, with mild summers and cloudy, cold winters. The warmest month is generally July, with an average temperature of 20 degrees Celsius. Temperatures tend to reach their lowest during February, when they regularly dip below 0 degrees Celsius. Most tourists flock to the city during the summer months, when the weather is warmer and the number of daylight hours is at its highest. However, Stockholm also has its fair share of visitors during the winter months, when accommodation prices are at their lowest and winter sports are all the rage.
The Swedish krona is the local currency used in Stockholm. While some operators at major tourist attractions may accept euros, the exchange rate is not favourable and it is recommended that visitors to the city bring Swedish krona with them or obtain the local currency at an ATM or Foreign Exchange Bureau.
Have you got your sights on a Scandinavian cruise? Can't wait to tick Stockholm off your travel list? Contact us on 1300 954 661 now. Our friendly and knowledgeable cruise consultants can help you decide on a cruise line, cruise ship and itinerary. We can also take the stress out of arranging your trip by looking after your cruise booking, travel insurance and any necessary accommodation, tours and flights.
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Click on the PLAY button of the game that you want to place on your site or blog
Set url to your logo that will be showed in the game
Put html embed code to your site or portal
Face a terrible curse again.
Find alien tunnels.
Find all the monkeys.
Survive the next week.
Collect things during tsunami.
Start a teenage quest.
Climb mountain with your sheep.
Explore this horror game.
Help Dr. Bones during quest.
Show your gaming skills.
Stop the villain and keep the history.
Travel in time and explore the past.
Complete the trip and troll people.
Find the way out when time resumes.
Find all lost monkeys.
Reach both portals in the book.
Help Yeti right now!
Collect fruits and enter the portal.
Help Phineas and Ferb Perry get all widgets.
Cats also see dreams.


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Not being able to sleep is one of my least favorite things EVER. I love to sleep, and I was really really tired yesterday, so I read a book and went to bed a little early. Falling asleep went GREAT...But when I woke up at 1am I thought it was morning. And then again at 5:45, when I gave in and got out of bed.
I made the coffee last night.........or so I thought.
I pushed the start button, since it was much before the time that the pot would magically turn on because I was going to be out of bed, and warm coffee would be awaiting my arrival. But I got up to damn early, so I had to push the button
Someone forgot to put the coffee in the filter. There was water, but NO filter. So I first made a pot of water, and that pissed me off. All I wanted was coffee...
So now that I am drinking my coffee and it is still really early, could someone please tell me what it means when a city declares a "Snow Emergency"...Does that mean that the city is closed? Dru and I decided that we need a run down on the winter words. Cause we don't have any idea what any of this means, other than it is covered with cold white stuff outside, and it is chilly. Like -6 this morning. I only know that because my tv told me. Like I would go outside and check it out, I think NOT!!
I have a christmas party tonight. Thank God it is at my neighbors. That means that I don't have to drive anywhere. I drove yesterday, but I had an assistant and he says I drive too fast.


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Hi! I'm Alicia. I've been in the industry for eight years and an educator for two. In eighth grade, I attended a career fair and decided I wanted to be a cosmetologist. I am a PCI Academy alumnus, dual-licensed in esthetics and cosmetology.
PCI gave me the tools I needed to secure a job at a highly successful salon right out of school, and ultimately to own my own business. Working at PCI Academy has changed my life professionally and personally. It's amazing to work for a company that appreciates you.
I have evolved both as a person and as an educator. PCI believes in you until you believe in yourself and for that I am truly grateful. Seeing the students grow and helping them see their full potential is what I find most rewarding. In my down time, I spend time with my fiancé and our dog. We love movies.


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Simply love the last one… 😉
Record I
Patient A: "So how… this book's not bad ya?"
Patient B: "Excellent! Astounding work. No nonsense shit, sharp and concise to the point. But there's a major flaw in this piece of art too many character names to remember!!!"
Nurse: "Hey! Can the two of you. Put the telephone book back to the original place?"
Record II
One doctor asked a patient: "If I were to cut one of your ears off, what will happen to you?"
Patient: "Then I will not be able to hear…"
Doctor: "Hmm.. that's normal…So if I were to cut your other ear off, what will happen to you?"
Patient: "Then I will not be able to see…"
The doctor became nervous and asked: "Why would you not see then???"
Patient: "Because my spectacles will drop down…"
Record III
IMH has an old lady who wears black everyday, carries a black umbrella and squats @ the entrance to the IMH everyday without fail, rain or shine. The doctor wanted to administer treatment for her and decided to start by understanding her behavior.
So, the doctor also wear black and carries a black umbrella; squatted outside together just next to her, rain or shine, everyday without fail.
So…days goes by… the two of them squatted side-by-side w/o a single exchange of words for one solid month…
One fine day, the old lady finally broke the silence and asked the doctor: "Err…Excuse me! Are you also a mushroom?"
Record IV
A nurse saw a patient writing a letter. . She got curious and went to take a peek.. But the patient didn't wanna let her see.
Nurse (unable to contain her curiosity): "Who are you writing to?"
Patient: "I'm writing a letter to myself…"
Her curiosity grew and she thought to herself (Why would someone write a letter to himself?)
So she asked again: "So…what's written inside?"
Patient (got impatient): "You crazy ah? I haven't received the letter, how would I know??"
Record V
Two patients escape from the IMH. They climbed up a tree and one of them fell from the tree and started rolling on the ground.
After a while, the patient rolling shouted to the top: "Hey! How come you are not coming down yet?"
The patient on top replied: "No.. no… I can't…I'm not ripe yet"
Record VI
One patient visited the doctor: "Doc…how? I think I'm a chicken since I was born…"
Doctor: "Woah! that's very serious…Why do you only come and seek treatment now?"
Patient: "Because my family needs me to hatch the eggs…"
Record VII
One truck driver was doing his usual delivery to IMH.
He discovered a flat tyre when he was about to go home after unloading the stuff.
He jacked up the truck and took the flat tyre down.
When he was about to fix on the new tyre, he accidentally dropped all the bolts into the drain.
The truck driver was very sad as he can't fish the bolts up; started to panic.
Coincidentally, one patient walked past and asked the driver what happened.
The driver thought to himself, since there's nothing much he can do; he told the patient the whole incident.
The patient nonchalantly replied: "can't even fix such a simple problem…no wonder you are destined to be a truck driver…" he goes on explaining:
"You just have to take one bolt each from the other 3 tyres and fix it onto this tyre. Drive to the nearest workshop and replace the missing ones"
The driver was very impressed and asked "You're so smart but why do you stay in IMH?"
Patient replied: "I stay here because I'm crazy not STUPID!"


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Husson Tool - Set Pipe Network AlignmentWin32 and 64, English
Set the reference alignment of selected parts or entire network with one command.
General Usage Instructions
Activate command from Ribbon.
Follow prompts to select either individual parts or an entire network.
Select alignment to reference.
Click OK to apply.
The installer that ran when you downloaded this plug-in from Autodesk App Store has already installed the plug-in. You may need to restart the Autodesk product to activate the plug-in. To uninstall this plug-in, click Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features (Windows 7/8/8.1/10) or Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (Windows XP), and uninstall as you would any other application from your system
Additional Information
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Catalytic combustion in a sinter metalreactor with an integrated heat exchangerProject ID: CIPD930343
Źródło dofinansowania:
Catalytic combustion in a sinter metalreactor with an integrated heat exchanger
Dane projektu
Całkowity koszt:Niedostępne
Wkład UE:Niedostępne
Kraj koordynujący:Netherlands
System finansowania:CSC - Cost-sharing contracts
Catalytic combustion processes are known to have multiple steady states: two stable and one unstable state.
Going from one state to the other may involve a run away and with that the destruction of the catalyst involved.
In the existing project the stability of the reactor is only investigated in a straight forward way.
The geometry was not to be optimized for that.
Extension of the project into this may, be very useful and it will also give insight into similar problems in related processes.
The objective of this extension is to develop a computer program that will address the problem in detail and will be able to predict the run away bounderies accurately.
Where possible (when no destruction of the catalyst can occur) the model wiil be validated.
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Little Black Dresses To Hoard This Black Friday
While our culture doesn't necessarily call for an annual turkey feast this time of year, we do admit that Thanksgiving is still very much relevant to us Filipinos—simply because the Black Friday sales are finally upon us: a time where the insatiable need to hoard for Christmas gifts is perfectly acceptable, and where overspending is actually justifiable. What a time to be alive, as they say.
In celebration of this year's Black Friday and the coming of the Holiday season, we thought of giving you a list of the perfect Little Black Dresses deserving of a double-take. Fingers crossed that you get them at a very special Black Friday price tag. We're rooting for you!