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Hello Everyone and Happy Tuesday!
College homework is catching up with me and making me late at writing so, instead of writing the day before, I'm writing an hour before release! So, what happened yesterday… Well, my teacher reminded me that I had a three poem poetry essay to write… Yes.. I had to compare three poems that had to do with War and Conflict which is sort of appropriate due to Remembrance day being last week!
So, I wrote that and watched American Horror Story with my other half… And then watched a lot of Good Mythical Morning, which I suggest everyone to watch because those two men are fucking hilarious!
Here is today's video from them…
Upside Down Glasses Challenge
Hope you enjoy your day! I will get the writing accomplished tomorrow!
Have a good one!
Rocky ❤ xoxox


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My love adorn you
This is a real love story. We should all be so fortunate. — xxAT
"We had times together I will always remember. Right after our first Christmas together, we flew to Venice, where I promised Chaz it would be rainy, cold, deserted, and we would have it all to ourselves. That was how I'd first seen Venice in 1966, and it was the same. It was romantic, sleeping late in the Royal Danelli and then waking up and making love and looking out across the Grand Canal. The hotel was half empty, the rooms a fraction of the summer cost. The city was shrouded in mist and always haunting. Romance in the winter in Venice is intimate and private, almost hushed. One night we went to the Municipal Casino, carefully taking only as much money as we were ready to lose, and we lost it. In a little restaurant we had enough left for spaghetti with two plates, and then lacked even the fare for the canal waterbus. We walked the long way back through the night and cold, our arms around each other, figures appearing out of the fog, lights traced on the wet stones, pausing now and again to kiss and be solemn. It was one of those experiences that seals a marriage."
"Roger loves Chaz" | The Chicago Sun-Times | 7.18.12
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A collection of poetry, beginning on flyleaf and then on ff.2r-130v; from back, inverted, on f.1r, 2v-36v, is an incomplete prose romance, The Unfortunate Florinda. Detached, previously inserted matter includes 3 ff. (paginated 3-7) of 62 heroic couplets from Abelard to Eloisa, identified as by Judith Madan, ca.1720; and 3 ff. bearing genealogies, arms and an account of "Ley, Earl of Marleborough".
Poems breathed forth by the nobel Hadassas, and The Unfortunate Florinda, by Lady Hesther Pulter
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- Dates of Creation1645-1665
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- Physical Description1 vol. (168 ff. inscribed of 169 bound) and 17 ff. loose sheets; Bound in reversed calf, spine lettered. Poems predominantly in a scribal hand with insertions and revisions in two other hands, one of them apparently Hesther Pulter's.
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Lady Hesther Pulter was the sixth daughter of James Ley, 1st earl of Marlborough. F.1r bears a note of the author being aged 71 in 1667 and dying March or April 1678 aged 82
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Next month we celebrate the first 50 years of Doctor Who and it's no exaggeration to say it might just have survived because Mr Anthony Aloysius Hancock, of East Cheam, met Mr Terry Nation, of Llandaff.
Makes you wonder, does it? Okay, we'll come to the Hancock-Nation connection in time if we've got the space – which tells us we're talking Tardis.
Saturday, November 23, 1963. Not the best night to start a new TV series, the world still reeling from the assassination of John F Kennedy the day before, the screen filled with images from Dallas, swiftly christened "America's Hate City".
Then again, Doctor Who was aimed at kids so the show went on, William Hartnell, the first Doctor, travelling back with grand-daughter Susan to the Stone Age where they stumble through the Cave of Skulls and the Forest of Fear before meeting the Firemaker.
Nothing special. Certainly nothing to make viewers think there'd be another 50 years of this sci-fi series – where now Lost in Space or Land of the Giants? Or, come to think of it, Survivors, which happened to be scripted by the aforementioned Terry Nation, who was commissioned to write for Doctor Who. And it could have ended right there.
The show's producer Verily Lambert took Terry Nation's Dalek script to the series head. His reaction: "This is terrible."
But there were problems with the programme meant to be screened and the Nation script was the only one available. Lambert said later: "Had we anything else I don't think the Daleks would ever have hit the screen."
They were a version of the "bug-eyed monster", a species Sydney Newman, head of BBC drama, decreed would have no place in this new programme. He'd actually intended the show to be educational – explaining history and science to young viewers through the time-travelling Tardis.
The Daleks instantly exterminated that idea. They arrived on December 21 in a seven-part story taking the Doctor to the planet Skaro where survivors of a "neutronic" war battle each other, Thals versus the terribly mutated Daleks. And that is why there'll be a 50th anniversary celebration next month.
The Daleks were a sensation. Thousands of letters demanding more flooded in.
They not only made Doctor Who, they made Nation a millionaire and when they trundled along Queen Street in his hometown, they were followed by hundreds of youngsters squawking "Ex-term-in-ate... ex-term-in-ate...", kids who'd make a Dalek book, toy or Dalek anything a must for Christmas, 1964.
Nation's contract earned him 50% of all spin-off material and during the 18 months following the Daleks' debut he earned £4.5m, a colossal sum at the time. Alwyn Turner, author of The Strange Worlds of Terry Nation, the definitive history of the Daleks and their creator, is adamant: "Doctor Who might have been a footnote to television history had the Daleks not been such an instantly huge success."
Nation had a point when late in life he complained he'd always be "Terry 'Daleks' Nation". It seemed we forgot he'd been a prolific TV writer working on those conveyor belt '60s and '70s series like Blake's Seven, The Baron, Survivors, The Saint, The Avengers, The Persuaders and the Champions. He also wrote for comedy giants including Eric Sykes, Spike Milligan, Frankie Howerd and... Tony Hancock.
When Hancock heard Nation was off to join Doctor Who he sniffed, echoing his famous catchphrase: "A writer of your calibre, writing for flippin' kids." But Nation wasn't. He was writing for the kid inside every adult.
"I set out to write a thundering great thriller, the sort of thing I lapped up in Cardiff in the '40s and '50s." That meant mining memories of Wizard and Adventure, Hotspur, Skipper and Rover, those "tuppeny books" that entranced generations of small boys.
And the Hancock connection? Nation recalled that when working with The Lad they'd spend nights in hotels. Hancock, always interested in arcane matters, at one time pondered the fate of the planet after humanity joined the dinosaurs. According to Alwyn Turner, Hancock remembered rambling on about a planet of robots.
And each robot, he said, would look like "an inverted cone, covered in ping-pong balls and with a sink plunger sticking out of its head."
Sound familiar? Well Hancock thought so. When he first saw the Daleks he snorted: "That bloody Nation, he's stolen my robots."
Those robots saved the show. Nation saw them as survivors of a noble race confined, after a cataclysm, to mobile life-support machines, turning eventually into "inter-galactic Nazis".
Others saw them as genocidal pepper pots.
They are now Doctor Who's uber-villains and will be back. And back again.
Nation was working in Los Angeles on a revival of Blake's Seven when he died aged only 67 in March 1997. He'll be remembered as long as his creations croak "Ex-term-in-ate..."


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I never really knew how to respond as a little kid to the question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" I mean, I probably could've given some smart-aleck answer about wanting to be an adult when I grew up, or be happy or a nice person. But instead, I gave some prototypical response on the top of my list of dream jobs. I've had plenty of things happen to me since I was five years old, and now the question mainly is, "Where do you want to go to college?" Frankly, I don't know for sure where I want to go to college; I want to go to a good school that I'm accepted to. People especially like this question when you are considered smart and get straight A's, as though they want to measure up their dreams to yours.
However, that is not the matter of the minute. I want to address that question from when I was younger, and that you as the reader probably received too- "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Here are my top job picks, as they stand right now.
-A quantum physicist. My friend and I promised each other that at least one of us would be quantum physicist. I don't know if they offer it at MIT, where I think she wants to go for college, but it has the coolest title ever. Seriously. "Quantum" means how much. Physics is science. We both ace science. And there's a lot of math in physics, I think, which I'm pretty good at. Quantum physics is a perfect match. Let's be quantum physicists!
-A magazine editor-in-chief, preferably for Bon Appetit. I love Bon Appetit, and Adam Rapoport should take this as a compliment. I adore BA, and with my editing and writing skills, it would be a pretty good fit. Killer baker-writer combo. And leader to boot! I'm already working as editor of the school newspaper. I would love to gracefully take the place of Adam Rapoport some day.
-A flavorist. Okay, I just finished Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser, and I have it on the brain. It was a really cool book, but if you particularly enjoy fast food, especially McDonald's, I don't recommend reading it. And a lot of the parts about the meat industry made me want to go vegetarian and never eat school cafeteria food again. It's pretty gruesome and disgusting at points, just the mentality of it even, so be prepared if you will read it… Anyways, continuing back with my dream jobs… There was this really cool section in Fast Food Nation, one of my favorites, where Schlosser describes the jobs of flavorists, who create the flavors labeled "natural" and "artificial" on many food packages. It was an amazing thing, really, to imagine people putting together chemicals to form scents that are so realistic. It's a chemistry job, dealing with tiny and precise amounts, but as I love food and science, as shown by my above two choices, it could be truly amazing.
-A small business owner. It would be so incredible to get my own bakery one day. For now, I operate my miniscule Nicole's Sweets out of my family's kitchen, but the prospects of having one day a fully functional professional kitchen are indescribable. To have my own space for playing around with sugar and sweets, flour, eggs and baking soda. Turning it into things that people buy and that make people smile. It sounds so so so so wonderful. I've been forewarned about the powers, good and bad, about being your own boss, and the strenuous hours involved with running a business. But that doesn't discourage me from one day maybe opening a cafe/bakery/bookstore and making it all that it can be.
-An author. Okay, so I love writing. I want to run a magazine. You kinda had to expect this one to be coming.
-A teacher of sorts, most likely in history or writing. I am a very story-oriented person, as you can tell by the fact that I started this blog, and that I write mainly about books on it. There is something immensely powerful in the way that words weave together, the way that events and happenings intertwine. How one thing leads to another, both on paper and in real life. I love being able to help other people, especially if it involves knowledge, and giving my skills to them in a slightly distorted way. Translating what I know into what they can understand. It might sound confusing here, but the act of explaining something to someone else gives me joy. Friends have said lately that I should be a professor, and it is surely fathomable. I think I would make a pretty good professor, but who knows? I may just have to go find out 🙂
-A pastry chef. I don't really know if I would want to pursue food as a full-time thing. I love it yes, the act of transforming simple things, and it makes me quite happy. But there is so much more out there, so much that utilizes the more keenly academic parts of my brain. I think I'm more of the home cook sort, making things for pleasure on the side, especially desserts. It peeves me when people bring very simple things for dessert to our house, because I always think, "Hey! I could've made that, and I could've made it better!"
I'm not looking for fame or fortune in my life, and the jobs above certainly show that. The most famous is probably the BA editor, because Adam Rapoport has like 22 thousand followers on Twitter. But I don't care about that. I want to find a job that keeps me happy with a roof over my head and a stomach content with good food. Somewhere along the line I may choose to change what I do. I'm leaving options open.


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Many techies are taking a week-long break from work to catch the Bengaluru International Film Festival. An even bigger number is thronging Orion mall, the festival venue, after work hours.
For software professionals, the festival provides a welcome break from their routine. Ajay R, an engineer with Spirent, has been attending Biffes for the last three years. "I prefer international films because they give me insights into other cultures," he says. This time, his favourite films so far are: 'The Beauty and the Dogs' and 'Four Hands'. He has taken leave so that he can completely immerse himself in film watching. His wife Supriya, a software professional with Subex, has always been a film buff. "I don't miss any opportunity to watch a film. My husband and I never leave without watching at least four or five films a day at the festival," she says.
It is the mix of films that brings Yashaswini M, a systems engineer, to Biffes. She had taken leave on Tuesday to watch films based on novels. She caught 'Shuddhi', 'The Square' and 'Muramba', a Marathi film. "It is not always that you see novels being made into films. It is nice to see how they are developed into films," says Yashaswini. Nagarjuna V Hebbar, another techie, enjoys the interactions with filmmakers. "You don't get to be a part of such events every day. These are truly rare occasions and I want to watch as many films as I can," he says.
Non-Bengaluru audiences
Teams of movie lovers have arrived from Tamil Nadu and Kerala. People have also come in from Karnataka cities such as Mysuru, Hassan and Dharwad. Six students from AAT Media College in Chennai booked their passes well advance. They go wherever festivals are held. "We didn't find the mix of films here as good as in Mumbai and Goa," says Akshay. His classmate Josin observes, "We get new ideas by watching international films. Festivals are both educative and entertaining."
Cheaper snacks
The food counters have a specially curated menu for the festival. They have also slashed prices in a big way. "They are down by almost half. We have added 'vada pav' and 'pakodas' to our regular fare and they sell fast," says Shivakumar, manager at PVR. A pizza which usually costs between Rs 180 and Rs 200 is now priced at Rs 90. You get a burger for Rs 60, down from Rs 160, he says. Popcorn is cheaper, too. Earlier, it was Rs 280 a pack. Now you get packs at Rs 35 and Rs 65. The prices of coffee and fruit juices have also been slashed."
Daily passes
Priced at Rs 300, daily passes sold well. About 160 to 200 film buffs bought them every day. For Thursday, the passes are priced at Rs 100.
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Sunday, January 20, 2008
My 70 SpecPosted by Malfean at 6:22 PM
So, I've been putting some thought into specs, and how I want to end up specced at endgame tanking, and I think I've come up with a spec that makes me happy. It's a bit unconventional, because I'm aiming for a spec that I can grind in as efficiently as possible. Here it is:
My Spec
You might have noticed that I have one point unspent. That is where you, dear readers, come into play. Well, there, and one other place. Where should I put this leftover point? I'm seeing four main options, although I'm open to suggestion.
Natural Shapeshifter
Handy for shift healing while grinding and pvp
Because rage = awesome
Feral Aggression
I don't get hit as hard, and my FB hits harder.
Nature's Grasp
For pvp.
The other thing is, am I missing anything really awesome? Is there anything I've taken that I should probably pass on? It seems like a pretty solid tanking build to me, but I may have overlooked something, and am hoping you guys can lend me a hand and be a second set of eyes for me.
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- Rick said...
I've "tagged" your blog randomly to play "Name 7 Celebrities You Have Met" or "Name 7 Weird Things About Yourself." It's just a goofy game and if things like this irritate you, please ignore me! Personally, I would have done that myself, but I was "tagged" by a friend and thought the topic would be fun.
- January 21, 2008 at 9:53 PM


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This past week I finished and sent out my SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER! Below is the text from the front page. If you would like to receive a bi-monthly newsletter from me, comment below or email me with you email address or snail mail address (whichever you'd prefer).
A new school year has begun and the leaves are already beginning to change in Maine! (I know, I groaned a little bit too.) With the changing of the leaves come some changes in my life, news which I hope makes up for the fact that there has not been a newsletter from me since April (so don't worry, you didn't miss it!).
SEND has asked me to start work as a MOBILIZER on October 1, 2010! Yes, that's a month away! So besides really kicking the partner development into gear (see: "Money Matters," page 2), I'm learning more of what this job entails. Since it's a common question (that even I ask!), I've decided to list some concrete aspects of my job description. Hopefully, you'll catch the vision and see the need!
- Represent SEND at missions conferences within my region (What's my region? The Coastal Northeast from Maryland to Maine AND Oregon and Washington!)
- Train and lead short term teams overseas — May 2011: Train and join the Philadelphia Biblical University Chorale for their annual Chorale Tour – this spring to Poland!
- Plan and facilitate annual Invenio retreats in specific locations (www.send.org/invenio)
- Connect with local churches, enhancing a missions network
- Connect with and mentor missions minded college students


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Breaking Cat News for Jun 2, 2016
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Today is the 200th 'Breaking Cat News' strip! And the first day that the original site and GoComics posted the same strip! YAY!!! I'm really excited for holiday/seasonal strips now, because we'll all be able to enjoy them TOGETHER!
I am going to miss BCN every day on GoComics… So much that I am thinking about how I could possibly begin daily strips. It'd be a compromise—the strips would be shorter, but there would be a new one every day and you could follow reports and story lines over a week or two, rather than waiting for Mondays and Thursdays whenever there is a cliff hanger. That is planned for the future, because I have been developing the comic to pitch to newspapers with my editor here at GoComics—but I'm thinking about starting it soon online too. I've grown to really enjoy a new post every day, and I hope you have too.
Either way, I'm so happy that both sites are on the same timeline finally!


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By Kevin Grewal, Editorial Director at www.SmartStops.netIs China prospering while many other nations are suffering? I pose that question because China's National Bureau of Statistics recently reported that the nation's GDP growth at the end of the second quarter was 7.9%, up from 6.1% in the first quarter, setting a trend that will likely enable the emerging nation to surpass its 8% targeted rate. The answer lies in a surge in domestic consumption from China's massive stimulus package, which distributed 4 trillion yuan and amplified bank lending. As a result, Chinese consumers started spending more purchasing cars, homes and other goods. This in conjunction with a boost in consumer confidence, in which more than half of China believes that its economy is strong and rebounding and attracting investors. The enormous scope for further development makes China appealing as well. Some prominent analysts believe that no matter what one invests in over the medium and long term, a currency appreciation will favor investors as the dollar weakens against the yuan. As long as Chinese consumers keep spending and consumer confidence remains high, the emerging power will sustain its rebound from the collateral damage of the developed world's credit crunch and continue to prosper. Here are some easy ways to gain exposure to China: The PowerShares Golden Dragon Halter USX China Portfolio ( PGJ), which has performed very well since March low of $11.82 to close at $22.08 on July 20, an 87% increase. The iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index ( FXI), up 79% from a March low of $22.80 to close at $40.92 on July 20.
The SPDR S&P China ETF ( GXC), which closed at $65.49 on July 20 after hitting a March low of $36.21, a jump of 81%. The SPDR S&P BRIC 40 ( BIK), in which China comprises 31.2% of the fund's assets. The ETF offers a diverse play on China and has rebounded after a March low of $11.86 to close at $20.93 on July 20, an increase of 76%. As the global economic playing field continues to shift and level out, investors should consider thinking internationally and China is a good place to start. When playing emerging markets, it is essential to know the risks that come with them. To minimize some of these risks utilizing an exit strategy is vital. According to the latest data from SmartStops.net, an upward trend in the previously mentioned ETFs will be coming to an end at the following price points: PGJ at $21.12; FXI at $37.21; GXC at $59.69; BIK at $19.81. You can keep track of the markets fluctuations and get updated data at www.SmartStops.net.


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I am very pleased to say that my work has been chosen for two upcoming volumes of The Southern Poetry Anthology. Volumes IV & V will both feature my photography for their covers. I am super happy with these and the idea of taking my images off the wall and putting in the hands of others.
I am also happy with the images choices as well since they fall in line with my recent Vault searches. For the most part, these images have fallen under the radar and haven't been shown or seen otherwise. I was very happy when asked to dig through the files and pull out something new for these books.
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Hello 37 Weeks!
Today it is hotter than…well…anything. It is like walking into a brick wall when you step outside, and of course the dog HAS to go out as often as he thinks is possible. Crazy dog.
I am still feeling super good, which shocks everyone including me. My feet swelled up consistently for the first time this week, making it 2 months longer than I did with Boo. A mild start to summer plays a huge part in that I know.
I went in yesterday, saw one of my favorite doctors, and heard the dreaded words "no change yet"…sigh… I am 1+ cm but that is about it. Besides Slash being all kinds of head down and locked in, things are just there. I have been having some cramping, but the Doc assures me all is good, and his heart rate is stronger than ever (should be with how mean he has been this week!).
The biggest change…my belly. It has gotten much bigger in the past couple weeks, to the point that I officially have the waddle going on (Boo just read that last line and confirmed…excuse me while I waddle after her…)
Please don't laugh at the dirty truck…please…
This weekend we are laying low, staying home and getting stuff done around the house that we have been putting off. After this weekend I will feel more comfortable with Slash coming, but I am still in no rush.
The Doctor said "You still have some pregnancy left in you" and he was shocked when I said "That is perfectly fine with me! He can cook as long as he needs". I guess he doesn't hear that as often as he would like…that makes me sad. I am not counting down, just going with Slash's flow. He will tell me when he is ready.
My to-do list is growing and shrinking, but things will slowly get stuff done.
And I did finally order my stroller and carrier. It will be here next week…


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The Sock Thief
Posted by: Sacha on: 05/05/2011
Last night I sorted out the laundry whilst watching a little TV, and left a couple of the piles on the sofa to deal with in the morning.
This morning I was trying to get some work done – prior to dealing with said laundry – and I was mildly distracted on several occasions by the sound of long, pitiful yowling.
Oldest child comes wandering in, wondering what to do about having put both pairs of school shorts in the wash and having nothing left for today, when the third bout of yowling occurs from somewhere upstairs.
'Socks,' I mutter, engrossed in my work.
'Socks?' queries oldest child?
'Yeah, socks. That nutty cat has stolen the socks again. Do you want to have a look?'
Oldest one giggles and runs off, shorts temporarily forgotten. Reports back to confirm it was indeed socks.
We have two cats. Silk, the boy cat who doesn't realise he's been neutered. And Velvet, the girl cat for whom the word 'neurotic' was invented. All cats have their idiosyncrasies, and Velvet has so many she is an entertainment show in her own right. The Sock Thief persona is one we have enjoyed since she was a kitten.
Every time I wash socks – particularly small baby socks, but any will do – she hunts them down (off the line on occasions), finds a special place for them, and yowls loudly and at length about her triumphant capture.
Today is the first time, however, that she has actively hunted down three pairs of socks in a row.
As if they were a trophy kill, she displays them in prominent positions.. as if to say, 'You're my top human. You let me tunnel under the duvet at night. This is my gift to you.' She has kindly left one pair on the landing, one pair on the bed and one on the stairs.
I have to admit, I do prefer the socks to the live/freshly killed alternative. And there is something immensely reassuring about a neurotic cat who brings you trophy socks stolen from the laundry pile.


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We had to get serious about cooling the house. Last summer was do-able, but definitely not pleasant.
Warning: This post looks long, but it's mostly a bunch of pictures.
Here's the situation: City power comes and goes. When it's on, we can run some air conditioning wall units that we had installed in our house. We don't know when city power's coming. For example, it was on one or two hours around lunch today, and last night it came on around midnight and stayed on until around 8am.
The rest of the day, we rely on the "generator man." He runs the generator for our neighborhood. He has a schedule (I'm guessing) of when he is allowed by the government to turn it on. Thankfully, this summer, he hasn't been letting long stretches of time to go before he turns it on.
We had an hour this morning with no power, and a couple of different 30-minutes or more periods this afternoon. The house heats up pretty quickly. It's off as I write this, and the heat is sweltering. With generator, we can run fans (we have three in our living room) and our swamp coolers.
Here's a quick example of a couple of hours on a particularly crazy day.
4:!5p City power off
5:00p Generator on
5:07p City power on
5:25p City power off
5:32p City power on
6:03p City power off
6:12p Generator on
6:22p Generator off
6:35p Generator on
7:30p City power on
9:30p City power off/Generator on...
It's not always this crazy, but on and on it goes.
These were our landlord's swamp coolers that Doug cleaned at the end of last season and stored for winter.
These are the new ones Doug's purchased for us this year!
Last year, we had to put hay in our swamp cooler. This new style comes with a thick cardboard-like material that doesn't have to be replaced.
Now to get it on the roof.
Enter Big Crane.
Funny enough, on the SAME day as the crane, you can see the man with the ladder who was ALSO there to install our internet. It was a bit crazy!
Some of the neighbors got involved. It was great excitement for the afternoon.
As it started off, everyone just stood there.
So Doug went up on the roof to handle things there.
The internet guy came to watch.
In the mean time, our neighbors misunderstood that both units were for us, and they got a dolly and were trying to move our second one down the street to another guy's house.
They also told the crane that he was finished at our house, so he started getting ready to move.
Alas, we stopped them.
The crane re-set its base, and we started all over again.
Internet guy "helping" again.
The internet guy finally got busy on his own stuff and ended up running a wire from WAY down there to the edge of our roof where he nailed it secure into the cement. See?
Then he took it from another nail along the ledge and ran it down across our street (hope it's high enough) to a small circus of wires.
Zoomed in.
At least it wasn't to the bigger circus of wires where our breaker box is attached.
Back to the swamp coolers.
They need water to work effectively.
This is our ONE tank...we really need another.
The water drips slowly into the swamp coolers, the motor spins and a fan blows air into an open duct on the roof (that big cement block) and down into our house vents, along with all the dust from the air.
But, remember, I said we needed water.
That's huge!
Three times this summer, our tank has gone dry. City water is being rationed this summer, and it's been off a lot.
That one tank you saw was for our showers, our dishes, our clothes, our toilets, and our swamp coolers! When the water ran out, the swamp coolers just started blowing hot air, so we just turned them off.
For the last two days, Doug and I couldn't shower, wash dishes or wash clothes. Last night (I'm writing this on August 1st) at 1:30am, the water came in. I was more than willing to stay up until 4am to get all of our clothes washed. It was worth it to get rid of all those piles!
Trying to stay cool is a full-time job around here.


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Howdy! Sorry about not posting for a while. I've been busy. The most recent project has been a move to Cuenca's Calle Larga, across from the Mercado 10 de Agosto. I'm on the second floor, with a balcony overlooking the busy street.
Here's a photo of that, from early morning:
So, it's pretty active and noisy from the balcony from midmorning until early evening.
There's another option, however. There's a garden in the back of the building.
There's a lot more news that I need to pass along, but that will have to be another time. Soon, though.
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Having stained or yellow teeth can be a very troublesome condition. Despite how bad it may look, not everyone can afford an expensive dentist bill to whiten their smile. By taking advantage of these teeth whitening tips, your smile will be a whole lot brighter with the changes you have made.
For natural whitening, use lemons. Rub a lemon peel onto your teeth every day for a whiter smile. This is a fast, cheap, and easy way to make your teeth whiter. If you want to whiten your teeth without using harsh chemicals, use lemon peels.
This is not as detrimental to your teeth as the whitening strips on the market. Take a sip of hydrogen peroxide and swish it vigorously but do not swallow it. Do this up to two times every week.
Do not drink wine or coffee, and quit smoking! The chemicals found in these products stick to your teeth and cause them to stain. If you have to have these types of beverages, you need to brush your teeth after consuming these liquids. If you use them on the go you can buy mini finger brushes to carry around instead of carrying around a toothbrush. The abrasive texture scrubs your teeth clean.
Pay attention to the foods and drinks you consume after having your teeth whitened. Once your teeth are whiter they will also be more sensitive and get stained easily. Stay away from foods and beverages that have a dark color, as well as cigarettes. Coffee is something that you should especially stay away from, because it stains very easily.
It does not matter how often you try and bleach your teeth, as your crowns cannot be whitened. Be aware that if you have any crowns and use a whitening product, your real teeth brighten, but your crowns will remain the same color.
Always follow the directions carefully when using home teeth-whitening products. Instead, this can irritate your gums and potentially damage your teeth. Use whitening solutions only as long as your teeth do not get sensitive from it.
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Add baking soda to your teeth brushing routine. The whitening effects of this natural remedy will surely please you. Baking soda can irritate your mouth if you do not gently brush.
Your dentist is a good source of information about which home teeth whitening products do their job with the least side effects. Your dentist will be able to tell you which products will be most effective for you.
Stay away from teeth staining drinks if you wish to keep your teeth looking white. Soft drinks, black teas and coffee are the main culprits among beverages that stain teeth. Sip water in between sips of those drinks that cause staining to prevent stains on your teeth.
Stay away from dark teas, cigarettes and coffee. These things can cause brown staining on your teeth. If you can't avoid tea or coffee, use a straw to drink it and keep your teeth covered with your lips. Also, brush immediately following drinking these beverages. Typically, the stains on people's teeth come from tobacco, coffee, and tea.
Do not continue whitening your teeth at home if you experience discomfort in your teeth. When you use the products that are supposed to whiten your teeth, you may experience increased sensitivity and inflammation. If this happens, you must immediately discontinue use of the offending product until you can discuss the matter with a dentist.
This article shows that you don't need to rely on a dentist to whiten your teeth. The above advice can help you whiten your teeth, without costly dentist visits or products. Regardless of the method you select, you should ensure you make dental hygiene a huge priority so that your efforts for whitening your teeth last.


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The Montenegrin teed up Ivan Perisic to drill home Inter's second from a narrow angle, but Chelsea, which started club-record signing Alvaro Morata on the left of a front three, was given a lifeline when Kondogbia somehow lobbed goalkeeper Daniele Padelli with a wild back-pass from 45 yards.
Moses who was in the starting 11 was substituted in the 89th minute while Nigerian-born England 2017 U-20 FIFA World Cup victor, Fikayo Tomori, came on late in the game.
Inter opened the scoring on the stroke of half-time as defender Cesar Azpilicueta appeared to make an excellent tackle on Stevan Jovetic in the box, but the referee bizarrely pointed to the penalty-spot. Courtois saved to his left, but Inter reacted fastest to the rebound as Jovetic cleaned up. There are no negotiations ongoing and we can't sell any player in that position.
In the 53rd minute, Inter went 2-0 up thanks to Manchester United target Perisic's smart angled-finish. As the contest drifted and both coaches made a raft of changes in the second half, Morata was withdrawn after 65 minutes, the Spaniard unable to really impose himself on the match and still looking short of fitness.More news: Berenberg Bank Reiterates "Buy" Rating for Mj Gleeson Plc (LON:GLE)
Inter's pre-season friendly against Chelsea on Saturday morning produced a moment of sheer magic - but it's one that midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia will want to forget in a hurry. Chelsea were revived by the shock reprieve and launched wave after wave of attack in the closing minutes.
As for the game against Chelsea, Spalletti said: "We must have more personality when we have the ball possession".
Inter Milan boss Luciano Spalletti has dismissed rumours linking Italy winger Antonio Candreva with a move to Chelsea. If the training sessions are done with quality and effort, then I am confident going into every game. "I try to transfer all my passion into my work".


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Scottish Widows has appointed Chris Torkington as IT director.
Torkington will be responsible for directing and controlling Scottish Widows' IT division to ensure that all IT development meets the company's current and future needs and provides a compliant and secure technology environment.
He joins Scottish Widows from his current role as chief executive of Rural Regeneration Cumbria, England's first rural regeneration company. He set up the company in 2003 where it now covers a £275m programme of work.
Prior to this Torkington was director, group risk information systems for Barclays.
Ron Whatford, managing director of operations at Scottish Widows, says: "Chris brings a broad range of skills and experience, having worked in a variety of commercial environments and will be a tremendous addition to the senior team in operations and more widely to Scottish Widows and the Lloyds TSB group."
Torkington will join Scottish Widows late July/early August 2004.


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- mariemf
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- Wedding: August 2011
hey y'all. hope you're all doing well.
here are some of my wedding photos. i hope you like them 🙂
hey y'all. hope you're all doing well.
here are some of my wedding photos. i hope you like them 🙂
Beautiful! The heart umbrella is WAY cute! Congratulations!
Love how everything ties together. Congratulations.
Soo gorgeous! Congratulations! The cake is stunning!!
MABROUK!! Smallah 3alayki you look so gorgeous and your wedding is so elegant and classy. I'm gonna be one in August and your pictures just got me so excited!! xox
so pretty! and i adore your cake! 🙂
Absolutely beautiful! Congratulations!
Congratulations! I love your boquet 🙂
Beautiful pictures! Love your dress and the cake is amazing!
You look beautiful! Congratulations, مـبـروك
Sooooo pretty! I've actually seen photos of your cake (I think?) and have loved it soooo much that's what I want to do for mine! Also that heart umbrella is adorable – may I ask where you got it? You look beautiful, congrats!
thank you all so much 🙂
@ArmyWifey8.23:thank you so much 🙂 i actually saw the cake online and i fell in love with it because it matches my dress perfectly so i had it made. i got that umbrella from London, UK. i've searched for it everywhere and i couldn't find it except in london.
@Rouquine: thank you so much 🙂
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Tulip Fairy & Elf Festival
Pearl Street Mall
1300 Block
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1300 Block
Boulder, CO 80302
Ring in spring the right way: by dressing your little ones in wings or pointy elvin shoes so they'll fit in with the other magical creatures thronging downtown Boulder. The Tulip Fairy leads your fairies and elves in a parade around Pearl Street, which will be adorned with more than 15,000 tulips. When they're not marching through the flower-lined thoroughfares, your little sprites can enjoy activities such as cookie decorating and face painting.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
todays weigh in..
Today is weigh in day - well night since I dont weigh in until this evening. I am SCARED. This is the first week in a long time that I have done EVERYTHING weightwatchers suggest I do and stayed within my points and conveinently didnt forget to write anything down or night binge or anything. I have done everything right and if the scale doesnt show it then I will be so incredibly bummed!
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I had a business-owner's eye-opening moment today. For the first time since I've started my little webstore (or at least the first time to any real magnitude), someone attempted credit card fraud through my site. Now I'm sure there are those folks who'll try one or 2 cards that may belong to someone else, and had the transactions declined. But those kinds of transactions just look like regular declined credit card transactions on my end. But what I saw today kindof blew my mind… and it was a little scary.
My webstore records all customer behavior so that I can tell which way to go with marketing, sales, product interest, etc. It's pretty fantastic and super helpful (and for anyone who is looking for a good solid webstore, try them out… they're called Homestead, and they should probably put me on the payroll for the amount of people that I send their way). But because I'm having a sale on the webstore, I went in to check and make sure transactions were going through smoothly (don't worry- it only keeps the last 4 digits of any credit cards put in there for reference purposes), and something was very very not right. It showed that over $346,000 worth of credit card transactions were declined this week. Just so you all know- I barely make enough money on my little business to get by every month (which I'm totally ok with because I love what I do… anyone who goes into art expecting to become rich is full-blown retarded, because the phrase "starving artist" is the truest one ever coined). So the fact that such an INSANE amount of money had been attempted in my webstore set off my sirens… BIG TIME.
So I checked in with my credit card authorizer, and it was one person who tried over 150 different credit card numbers to make a purchase of over $2,000. Fortunately, I have a steel-wall credit card authorizer, and I know it's TOTALLY irritating sometimes to people who are trying to order from my store and get declined because they accidentally misspelled their street name… but this is why I am so very very very strict when it comes to the safety of people using their credit cards on my site. This person just went through a list of credit card numbers, trying every one they had to see if one of them would go through. Not a single one did (and honestly, if someone who wasn't a store ordered over $2000 worth of clothing on my webstore, I would have the charge held until I could contact the card holder to see if this was a legit sale, considering my average sale amount is around $40 or $50 bucks). At first I was amazed at this… and then I was pissed. Really pissed.
Lets say one of those transactions went through. And I shipped the order. And the scammer received it, and then disappeared. What would happen is that within a couple weeks, I'd get notified that someone had gotten a massive charge on their card to me that was fraudulent. So then I'd have to fight with the credit card people, and then I'd have to return the money (even though that $2,000 worth of clothing was already gone), and then I'd have massive fines to pay. So some asshole was not only was trying to steal from some stranger's credit card (which is shitty enough, though almost all credit cards have fraud insurance so the card holder won't get totally fucked if this happens), BUT they found my teeny tiny little always-near-the-brink-of-bankruptcy DIY company and tried to steal over $2,000 from me. AND with that tried to tarnish my company's reputation because it doesn't look good if my credit card authorizer's are easily scammed. If you've got to be a scumbag and steal- go to Wal-mart. DON'T steal from the little guys who have it hard enough, you fucking asshole!!
I'm going to call my credit card people tomorrow and thank them for being great enough to catch this.
BUT now it's lesson-learning time. Ya wanna know HOW this person got a list of over 150 different credit card numbers? I'll tell ya right now, it's really really easy. Have you ever taken money out of an ATM at a gas station or convenience store, or paid for gas right with your card right at the pump? Those are the simplest machines to tamper with, and it stores basic banking info right in the machines so that someone can easily retrieve it later. Have you ever paid for drive through meals, or even meals at a restaurant with a credit card? All someone has to do is quickly document your credit card info (maybe by just taking a picture of it with the camera on their cell phone), and they've got it. And if you've ever bought ANYTHING on a website that didn't have a verification seal on it (authorize.net, paypal, google, etc), you're totally open to fraud. Scammers are so good that they can now take the basic info that is stated on your card and make duplicate cards with your info. But the easiest thing for them to do is just order stuff online and hope that the billing info they submit doesn't have to match the real billing info. (With my site, every single bit of billing info has to match EXACTLY, or else it will be declined).
How do you protect yourself? Use your credit cards wisely. DO NOT use bank cards or credit cards at any ATM machines unless it is at your bank. DO NOT use your debit/credit cards anywhere that you can't keep your eyes on the card at all times (like drive-thru restaurants, or restaurants that may be on the sketchy side). And only use debit/credit cards online if it's with a VERY trusted site, or one protected with a SSL security seal- or set up a paypal account and make online transactions through there. All that is not going to totally protect you, but it will greatly lessen the chances of someone getting your info and trying to fuck you over.
That is my lesson for today. And for any of you out there who think that credit card scams are a good time- they suck. ESPECIALLY when you try it with little companies.
"Once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny." – Yoda


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This week is going to be delicious! We have a playdate and BBQ lunch tomorrow with the cousins & Auntie from Washington. Then Tuesday a visit to see Miss Jenny Meghan's new apartment & lunch of course (because we love lunch). I also have a Dr's appointment that day. Wednesday we have a playdate (possibly) with friends visiting from another state & Grammi Chris arrives from South Carolina. That leads to a week with Grammi visiting. Friday I am hoping to still be able to run by the Farmer's Market for produce. And now on Saturday the 3 cousins from South Carolina (with their parents) and the 2 cousins from Washington (with their parents) are meeting at the park for a giant family playdate followed by ??? You guessed it....more food. Sunday is Little Cousin Collin's birthday bash...mmm...cake... and a chance for the Great Grandpa who hasn't met Anyah yet to finally see her. OH! and there is family from Southern California up visiting on Sunday that we may or may not be able to squeeze a visit in with.
I'm feeling blessed to have this time to visit with family and bond with baby. I am also feeling blessed that I have a little time once it's over to take a nap or 12 because this sounds exhausting.
But the most blessed part so far is that I haven't accidently overbooked myself considering that I usually use the calendar in my phone for this sort of thing and my phone is still dead (and will not be replaced until early June).


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I was able to spend some time this week running through the new high level Runnyeye instance, "Runnyeye: The Gathering". Even though I keep hearing comments from some players that the dungeon is "too hard" or "too exclusive", I can't help but think that some of those critics may be missing a very large point.
First, this dungeon is not exclusive – at least not in any traditional sense of the word. Anyone can get to this dungeon (it's a level 80+ dungeon sitting in the middle of a level 30-40 zone). You don't need high end raid gear to run this dungeon and in fact, it's entirely possible to run this dungeon without such gear (hint: groups are already doing this). Even if you can't clear the entire dungeon, the first couple of named all but fall over and die within 20 seconds of so much as seeing a player.
Any "exclusivity" is with the dungeon's ability to skill/gear check. You can't just load up on crafted gear and put together any random group of tank/healer/four damage dealers and expect to run the dungeon within a couple of hours. Even in an ideal group with decent gear, the vast majority of players will still need to pay attention through most every fight, which is a complete turnaround from such dungeons as Crypt of Agony or Vaults of Eternal Sleep.
To be fair, I'm not personally finding there to be that much difficulty in Runnyeye II so far. Last night, three guildmates and I grabbed a pickup tank and healer and ran the dungeon through in under 2 hours. With a guild group used to working together, we should be able to blow through the dungeon easily within 90 minutes, and probably closer to an hour.
However, for those players who feel those numbers are simply unrealistic, the dungeon itself has a 3 day timer which gives even the most casual of groups plenty of time to play, take a break, log back in the next night and go again for an hour or so, take a break, and then log in on a third night to finish it off. You simply won't find that many group dungeons within Everquest II that allow for 72 hours of attempts.
What's really and truly different within this dungeon though isn't the hit points or damage per second that the players are dealing with. It's the fact that the encounters themselves have some scripting involved. In many ways, this is the closest many casual players will get to Tier 8 raiding. In many ways, Runnyeye II can be seen as the first "raid zone" of the Kunark era. Guilds that can't handle Protector's Realm but who were able to pick up Fabled Epics should look at Runnyeye II as a zone to hone their raid discipline one group at a time.
I think this is the reason you hear so many raiders discussing how easy the zone is while many non-raiding players are decrying the difficulty and pointing to a lack of raid gear as the excuse.
I'd argue that raid gear doesn't break this dungeon. Raid experience does.
It's interesting, because for years I've heard arguments from non-raiders (and some raiders) who indicate that raiding isn't harder than grouping – that raiding doesn't make better players, only better followers. Yet, last night as we blew through the instance, I took stock of the reasons we were destroying the goblins by the boatload while other players are getting stopped clean by the first few named.
The obvious answer, at least to me, isn't the gear. It's the fact that raiding gives experience into breaking the "code" revolving around certain encounters. As raiders – even relatively casual raiders – my guildmates and I are very used to working with each other. Our communications during the encounters last night reflected this. Our macros were built around raiding, and came in just as handy during the encounters last night. Our adornment and achievement builds are based around raiding, and it showed last night.
You don't need raid gear to succeed in Runnyeye II, though it admittedly will help. What you need is a raiding mindset. You need to have the ability to keep from getting into tight situations in the first place, and when you do you need the experience not to panic. If a wipe occurs, raiders simply revive and get rebuffed – while many non-raiders still take deaths more personally than perhaps they should. A lot of raiders look for ways to avoid fear, position pulls, and avoid area of effect attacks. Most raiders look for ways to learn from mistakes quickly, and adapt on the fly.
Do these statements mean that non-raiders do not do these things as well? No, it does not. However, the very act of raiding requires a skillset that includes these different abilities and thinking processes. Most general solo or group content simply does not.
So, if you're failing at Runnyeye II, try to step back and look at the actual reasons why. Try to approach the dungeon as a raider might. Assess your own gear. Take a long hard look at the group composition you're choosing. Take the time to make sure your tank is up to the task. Make sure you have enough support classes present. Run a parser. Watch your logs. Use voicechat and communications macros. Accept wipes. Keep moving. Keep watching. Keep learning.
When in doubt, ask. Ask others if they know the "strats". Look around and try to research the dungeon a bit. Don't look for scapegoats to blame – try to find solutions, instead.
Do these things, and you'll be dropping the High Shaman before you know it. Do not, and you'll likely frustrate yourself by convincing yourself that, once again, the raiders are to blame…


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I pulled a card yesterday (10 Jan), while focusing on the full moon in Cancer. I was a little surprised to see the Page of Pentacles, Reversed: the day I drew this card, as of 04:35 (a.m.) MST, the moon has transited into Leo the full moon energy still remains, basically making it possible to take the sensitive energies exposed by Cancer's influence, and direct them outward to positively affect your surroundings. I do feel that the Page of Pentacles captures the high sensitivity to emotional upsets that people around me have been experiencing (including myself, who turned out to be on the PMS road).
Traditionally, the Pages represent messengers, students, youths: questioners and seekers after truth. I also see them as travelers, but with less of a destination or quest in mind (like the knights) and more in the sense of running errands or travelling to a new school. The seeker can be working with these energies, embodying traits of the page. Pages also herald events, as well, bringing their respective elemental energies to the seeker. The Golden Dawn pins the Page of Pentacles to the signs Capricorn and Taurus, but I have always associated it with Virgo, relating the Page more to health, diligence, and perseverance than work.
I've been picking up on interruptions in people's work, lately, which ties to Taurus/Capricorn, but the interruptions have been health related. Illnesses have been lurking on the periphery of the Wolf Moon. In a most extreme instance, I attended a funeral of a family friend who past away in her sleep of natural causes, but after many other health complications. Incidentally, Mars has been in its shadow, preparing to go into retrograde at 23 d Virgo on January 24th; Mars retrograde in Virgo can bring the same energy that the Page of Pentacles, Reversed brings to the energy of the Full Moon in Cancer. Combined, what this says to me is that people in general must be sure to resolve difficult feelings within their home and family, and reinforce their sense of safety. For the people who are unable to resolve conflicts at home, or have problems feeling safe where they live, Mars retrograde will push that energy to manifest in the form of a compromised immune.
In other words, if you bottle in your emotions, you're more likely to get sick. This is generally true, but issues that have been bubbling up during this full moon are especially implicated as fueling further events leading up to the Mars Rx in Virgo. It's kind of cool how it all fits together.
On the flip side, anyone can use the energy around this full moon to identify and take steps to begin releasing any negative patterns in how you care for yourself. Maybe you had more arguments with your spouse this full moon on what's for dinner. You wanted something spicy with coconut and ginger, he wanted something mild with beans and rice. You wanted a pizza, she wanted something with eggs. Individually, what each of you are craving could be pointing to differences in your nutritional needs. It all boils down to knowing yourself.
This energy manifested in a very real way; last Friday, I came down with a 12-hour stomach flu, which I think was triggered by a combination of a lapse in diet, combined with my current diet being drastically different from the normal "winter holiday" fare (lots of white sugar/meat/white flour). The Page reversed, by the way, has gotten so caught up in achieving perfection, that he's begun to neglect his hunger, his need for changes in routine, and perhaps other ways that maintain his health.
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I just refereed at the Central Queensland Junior Robotics Competition. Was lots of fun. I got to referee about 4 games I think, including the second last match. Jason naturally took the grand final for himself :p He does a great job though!
I tried to follow the advice of being as much a commentator as a referee, and I think it's a good idea. People are much less likely to take issue with your decisions if you explain why you're making them as you go. And they'll learn more from their mistakes.
It was a bit chaotic at times with half the teams arriving late (blown bus tyre on the way from Mackay), but once things got underway it was very exciting. I wish they did this when I was in high school!
The only sad point in the entire day was that Sarah, Official Guardian of the Yowies, didn't get to keep the yowies after the competition. :'(
Sunday, 7 August 2005
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If you are a music fan, this has definitely been a good time for you lately. Taylor Swift has new music out, and Kelly Clarkson and Sam Smith both have new music coming out very soon. Speaking of Kelly Clarkson, she has been teasing her new album and new single, and we finally have a name and date for the release date.
It has been far too long since Kelly Clarkson gave us new music, but the time is slowly approaching for new stuff. On Sunday, Clarkson tweeted out a preview of her new single and what could be a sneak peek at her new video for that single.
Earlier this morning, Kelly Clarkson tweeted again and gave us even more details on this new single, which is titled "Love So Soft." It included the same snippet of the song, which is definitely sounding like a power ballad from the queen again. We have a new preview of what could be the video for the single, which includes a look at Kelly and some other ladies. Did she form an all-girl group during her absence and we didn't know about it? Doubt it, but she definitely has her fans wanting more.
In the tweet, Clarkson also announces the release date for this new single, "Love So Soft." We are only days away from new Kelly Clarkson music, as it is set to be released on September 7. The tweets have also included a link to her website, which has a countdown to the single release.
The big news of a new album from Clarkson follows up the big news earlier this year that Kelly would be one of the new coaches on The Voice. Jennifer Hudson will be taking a seat in one of the red chairs for Season 13, and Kelly Clarkson will be taking that same seat for Season 14. The ladies should be great additions to the show, as Kelly has previously served as an advisor during the battle rounds.
For now, we wait until Thursday for the new Kelly Clarkson music. She will probably be sending out more and more teasers as the week goes on, but for now, she has her fanbase pumped.
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August 19, 2010
Why are we packing up our family, leaving all that is familiar and comfortable, and moving 3000 miles away?
This is a question I have asked myself several times over the past few months. The simple answer, "Because God said go."
If you would have asked me ten years ago to map out our route to fulfill His calling as missionaries to West Africa, things would look quite differently than now. His Word is true. We make plans but the Lord directs our steps, and we don't know what tomorrow brings. We listen and follow as He leads, praying that His grace will correct the missteps we make along the way.
It feels as though we have come full circle. Ten years ago we graduated from Bible College, in Florida. Now, we are returning to school, on the East Coast, with one of the same college professors.
But, why? We know that God has called us to Africa. That is where we to long be. After a lot of prayer and soul searching, we realize that we need help in the "getting to Africa" process, as well as mentorship to know how to best minister and care for our family once we are there.
Coming to the realization that needed further training and mentorship from seasoned missionaries was only half the battle. The next question was from where? From who?
We began to pray for direction. We began asking other missionaries about their experiences, their training. We talked to alumni and former college professors. We wanted to find a place that would offer relationships and mentorships, not just class learning. We wanted a place that understood the importance of the local church and could work with us and our church.
All this led us World Outreach Center. We know this is where God wants us to go for this next chapter. Sometimes we don't understand why, since it is so far away from home, but we have peace that we are in His perfect will.
We are excited about what God has in store. We are not sure what to expect, but we know it's gonna be life changing.
We are excited to be near our Roscoe family, and have the chance to reconnect with them. They have been a huge support and blessing during this transition. To save us time and effort, they not only found enough furniture to fill our new town house (with the help of Ms Jann---thank you!!), but they moved it all in for us!
And so, with this, we begin another adventure, and with that comes blogging! To give you a summary of what things are going to look like for us in the coming weeks and months, here is a brief overview:
For the next 10 days we will be traveling. We have packed the necessities from home into a small uhaul trailer, and crammed the rest into "big blue" (our 1994 Ford Areostar. It's not much to look at, but it's has low miles, runs well, and best of all it's fully paid for.) Armed with enough food and snacks to last a month, we hit the road. Our first stop Walla Walla, then West Yellowstone and Old Faithful. Then it's onto Mount Rushmore and Rapid City. After that, we will drive a really long day to Lathrop, Mo. We'll Spend a day with friends, and then head down to Kansas City to visit Katie and IHOP for two days. Then it's on to Nashville, and finally, our new home, Fort Mill, SC.
We'll have three weeks to get settled, start home school, find work, and fall into some sort of new schedule before starting our internship.
Internship classes are four days a week in the mornings. Sometime along the way, we may even get to go on a mission trip! (but not to Africa. :-( )
Check back to the AFN blog for updates on the family and our internship. I'll still be blogging on my personal site, too, whenever any personal "profound" thoughts come my way. :-)


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Woww.. AMEN!
The title to this post is from the hymn with the same name. It was written by a man, Horatio G. Spatford, who through a series of unfortunate events lost his business, then his 4 daughters in a shipwreck so that just he and his wife remained. It is at this time he penned the words the the hymn we all know.
The reason I've posted this story is because of a dream I had the night of 06/29/2016. In the dream I seemed to be in some sort of worship service. While there my attention was drawn to a young frail looking woman. The woman was worshipping the Lord with every ounce of strength she possessed. I remember talking to her and I noticed a large growth at the base of her neck. I questioned her about it and she told mr that it was a melanoma and that…
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Firstly, I apologise for my lack of posts in the what, last three weeks? It feels like time has been going three times faster than it does in England, and what with school, lesson planning, day trips and many evenings socialising [read: drinking wine and beer – yes, I now drink beer!] I have barely had a free moment (except to catch-up on Downton Abbey of course!). So I'm going to try to keep it short and sweet this time and give you the latest on my French cultural life:
A couple of weekends ago we decided that it was about time that we experienced how the other half lives, cue, Cannes! It's only just over an hour away on the TGV so nice and easy to get to, and not too expensive with the youth railcard (absolute god-send, I recommend it to everyone that comes to France!). It was amazing weather, despite being October, so we made the most of it and spent the afternoon on the beach and in the sea. We did have a wistful window-shop before leaving to get the train, but even Zara felt more expensive than normal, especially when Ferraris are driving along the street outside!
Saint Tropez:
Again, this weekend, we continued to 'make the most of our time in France' with a trip to Saint Tropez. Although it looks close on the map, the coach journey from Toulon ended up being over two-hours long, though it only cost 2€ each way so I can't really complain! Out of season the town was gorgeous, with a gorgeous journey there along the coast. It just so happened that our trip coincided with the 'Porsche Paradis' event, so we arrived to be confronted with about 200 Porsche in one car park – so bizarre! Anyway, there were lots of little side streets (which I adore) to explore, we found a cheaper version of Sephora (Kiko – definitely now my favourite) and I tried my first macaroon (new mission: try as many flavours as possible before Christmas!): successful trip, je crois! According to the Daily Mail, Jude Law was also chilling there over the weekend…how did we miss him??
This week I was also lucky enough to get a free ticket for the générale (dress rehearsal) of 'Carmen' at Toulon Opéra, thanks to my mentor teacher whose partner plays the trumpet in the orchestra. It was my first trip to see an opera and I have to say, it was very enjoyable! The actual opera house itself is beautiful (the first try for the architect who designed Le Palais Garnier in Paris, apparently), there were French subtitles so everyone could follow the story and I had great company! As it was a dress rehearsal, the director could stop the performance at any point: this actually ended up happening – so bizarre!
Jonny Wilkinson (and his nice bum):
Being in Toulon would have been a waste of time if we hadn't gone to watch a match played by their beloved RCT, given that all the buses change their signs to 'Allez RCT' on match days! So on Sunday we braved the weather and went to watch Toulon vs Montpellier. The atmosphere was great, although I had no idea what was going on except when Jonny took a free kick (if this exists in rugby?) and when we won the match! However, we did have to sit with our umbrellas up for the whole match – apparently the cheapest tickets don't include roofing…
These last few weeks have also included a lot of cheap wine (average price: 2.50 euros a bottle!), a lactose coma in the form of fondue, the delights of French cinema, ridiculous riviera storms, taking the boat-buses across the bay and being followed by marines…there's just too much to write down!
A la prochaine fois – I'll try not to leave it so long next time!


text: This is my new stoop. I've wanted a granite stoop for a long time - well, maybe about a year now. It got put in on Monday, after I left for Florida, so this picture is the only time I've seen it. Last night I had a nightmare about the stoop, if you can believe it. It's hard to describe the stoop of my nightmare, except to say that it was made from molded plastic, resembled a hollow tree stump with a large root, and would have tripped the first person to step on it. I was in agony. But Robert sent me the picture from his cellphone this morning to ease my concerns and luckily it's nothing like the stoop of my bad dream.


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A Very Special Seed
Pumpkin seeds come in one of two basic types; hulled and hull-less. At Hip Foods we mostly use the hull-less variety. All pumpkin seeds are nutritional powerhouses.
The hull-less or 'green' pumpkin seed comes from
a specific variety of pumpkin that produces seeds without the thick white seed-hull covering with which most Americans have become familiar when we once a year carve jack-o-lanterns. The Styrian pumpkin was developed in the region of Steiermark in Austria. A happy mutation to a single plant occurred in some field or garden several hundred years ago, and was discovered, recognized as valuable, and preserved by farmers there. What evolutionary cost there might have been in the wild to having such a mutation we don't know, but having hull-less seeds and human caretakers was a match made in heaven for this gene line.
Pumpkin seeds have several outstanding nutritional benefits. The amount found in one Savor Tooth tortilla or two slices of Freekin' Seedy bread or one quarter of a Pumpkin Seed Bar contains half the RDA of magnesium, a vital mineral in which over three quarters of Americans are deficient. Pumpkin seeds are noticeably rich in zinc, a mineral that scientists tell us is required in chemical pathways that provide disease immunity, healthy cell growth and division, and proper insulin regulation. Pumpkin seeds are rich in plant-based Omega-3 fats (alpha-linolenic acid or 'ALA'). Pumpkin has been picked out as an important component of men's diets specifically; this is partially due to the high zinc content (which is important for prostate health) and also because pumpkin seed extracts and oils may play a role in treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH, or enlarged prostate).
At Hip Foods we use a lot of pumpkin seeds. If you are eating a variety of our products, you are definitely filling in some nutritional gaps that many Americans are suffering from. Thank you for joining us as we pursue good-tasting, nutritionally-rich food, and the health, vigor and longevity that comes from making it your medicine.


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I tried to find my posts about him, Bjorn, in vain. From memory, i liked him very much, but he gave me pause (the search function thing is driving me nuts; shall try Cleanthes' suggestion again) The stroke of his brush, sweep of his humanity is i think Eurocentric and culturally, politically conservative with a small c; these being the sensibilities etc et that fund and drive his internatiionalism onwards; he's erudite, passionate, but perhaps blinkered. I'm sorry to lack the nuance of my earlier posts about
As to Murakami, yes, i'm with Jake and Marcel on this one
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Country at glance:
- Population: 91.70 million in 2015
- GDP: $193.6 billion in 2015
- GDP: growth 6.7% in 2015
- Inflation: 0.6% in 2015
Country Profile:
Vietnam, officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, is a long streched country along the eastern coast of the Indochinese Peninsula.
Vietnam borders China in north, Lao PDR and Cambodia in west, The nation is bordering South China Sea in east, and the Gulf of Tonkin with the island of Hainan Dao (China) in north-east. The country shares maritime borders with Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand. With an area of 331,689 km² Vietnam is about three times the size of Bulgaria or slightly larger than the U.S. state of New Mexico.
Vietnam has a population of 91.7 million people (in 2015), it is the 13th most populous country in the world.
Spoken language is Vietnamese, English is increasingly favored as a second language, and there are still people speak some French.
Capital city of Vietnam is Hanoi (Ha Noi), former capital of the Republic of Vietnam and largest city is Ho Chi Minh City (also known as Saigon).
Source: World Bank, Nations Online, CIA
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I present to you the latest alphastration in the Illustrabet series!
1. Click on the image below to open the full sized version.
2. Look at the image to find the illustrated representation for every letter in the alphabet.
3. *Comment with what you've found
4. Pass this entry along to a friend.
5. Wait for the answer key to be posted.
6. Repeat with the next alphastration.
Monday, November 23, 2009
The Illustrabet: Alphastration #2
Posted by tolentinoed at 10:55 AM
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Is "A" Apothecary?
- November 23, 2009 at 1:24 PM
- tolentinoed said...
Fasho is! That was a tricky one. Now, keep going!
- November 23, 2009 at 1:27 PM
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