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Is Lalu going to take over BCCI?
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I just read an article that there are strong possibilities that Lalu could become the chief of BCCI next year, as a successor to Sharad Pawar.
If he becomes the head of BCCI there are possibilities of some changes to a few rules.. Notable among them are:
- During tea time , sunda kanji will be served in Kulhars..
- All monetary payment will be stopped for the players. They will be given a number of cattle's as retainership fees,depending on seniority
- Grade A Players will get 50 Cows, 50 buffaloes, 100 Goats and 10 trucks of Cowdung, 5 loads of hay
- Grade B players will get only Cows, Cowdung and Hay
- Grade C players will get only Cowdung. (thats pure Bullshitting.. 🙂
- Rabri will be the new coach of team India (just cant stop laughing imagining this)
- No player will be allowed to give ads in commercials of any category other than Animal husbandry. Restriction of Cricketers commercials
- Lalu will be visiting all the Cricket Boards across the world giving lectures as to how he turned around Indian Cricket?
Now, if he can turn around Indian Cricket, isnt it a great idea to get Lalu to this post? point to ponder.. 🙂 🙂
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A Satisficing Alternative to Prospect Theory
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- David B. BROWN & Enrico G. DE GIORGI & Melvyn SIM, "undated". "A Satiscing Alternative to Prospect Theory," Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper Series 09-19, Swiss Finance Institute.
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Blogging is born out of the passion for writing or the expectation of earning. There are definitely two camps within the blogging industry which are opposing in views, those with a passion for writing find it horrid that someone can expectantly blog with the intent to earn while those that blog with the intent on earning from their blogs construct their blogs and write in such a way that it reaches a wider audience.
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A popular blogger lives in the world of the pop culture and the pop culture reader understands the content of the blog sparking interest while others scan read and lose interest because they fail to relate, and the same goes with the sub cultures that blog. Each genre attracting it's own reader with little cross overs.
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From the moment he is born, Lubrin Dhu is different and his unusual talent for drawing places him even further apart. So when his tribe is conquered and Lubrin is appointed its mouthpiece, he is treated with the utmost suspicion. What is the bargain that Lubrin has struck with the enemy lord? And why does he make a horse - a huge horse, high up on the hillside, cut out of the chalk? How can this set his people free?
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A haunting and powerful story based on the White Horse of Uffington the Berkshire Downs.About the Author:
Rosemary Sutcliff was born in 1920 in West Clanden, Surrey. With over 50 books to her credit, Rosemary Sutcliff is now universally considered one of the finest writers of historical novels for children. Her first novel, The Queen Elizabeth Story was published in 1950. In 1959 her book The Lantern Bearers won the Carnegie Medal. In 1974 she was highly commended for the Hans Christian Andersen Award and in 1978 her book, Song for a Dark Queen was commended for the Other Award. In 1975, Rosemary was awarded the OBE for services to Children's Literature and the CBE in 1992. Unfortunately Rosemary passed away in July 1992 and is much missed by her many fans.
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I would say the Cathedral in Cologne (the Kölner Dom, as the natives would say) is a must see, but it's really more of a can't avoid. It is the largest Gothic church in Europe and boasts the second largest church spires and the largest church facade in the world.
And it's located about 50 feet from the exit to the main train station...
Like I said, you can't miss it!
I went to Cologne (Köln to the natives) last weekend with the teacher I'm currently living with. We only had the afternoon in the city, and the bulk of the time was spent at the cathedral. After a careful inspection of the inside, we decided get a new perspective on things.
1.50€ later we were on our way up the 533 step spiral staircase that leads right to the top of one of the spires.
Of course I tried counting steps, but once I got to 33 and said to myself "only 500 more to go!" it got a little depressing and I gave up. The majority of the route is a single spiral staircase, maybe about 2 feet wide. Oh, and did I mention everybody is going up and down the same staircase at the same time?
For someone who's not claustrophobic at all really, being trapped in this never-ending, never-beginning, dizzying whirlwind of steps with no less than 75 others was making even me a little anxious.
However, between the getting to see the giant church bells (seriously. Respect, Hunchback.) and the view from the top over the whole city and the lovely Rhine River, it was totally worth it. Just see for yourselves...


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This week went faster then a San Justo bus at mid-day... If you don't know what that means, just imagine a bus trying to be a formula-one car driving through a construction zone going 163km-h.. Yeah.
Had some other narries (his slang for 'missionaries') stay the week with us at our pench to help us again! SO many opportunities to share the gospel!! Its pretty amazing!! Blessings upon blessings. Optimistic that things might brighten up here in San Alberto.
WOW. We found a dead dog on the front yard of the capilla (chapel) after playing futbol in the morning... I Love Dogs. I'm glad all dogs go to heaven.❤
Found out the news that the legacy and legend I left behind at the CCM (Missionary Training Centre) of eating 100 bowls of Coco Puffs for the duration of my stay, has continued for 4 generations of missionaries. YAY. One of my most proud accomplishments!!
Had zone conference!! It was so fun!!! We played Futbol!! Everyone knew me as CANADA. Straight up represent! Someone took out President.. kicked his shins while playing jaja oops.. wouldn't wanna be him..
ALBERTO and HNA DORILDA! they are porbs the most lit event this weekend besides everything else! I love them so so much!! Alberto is our investigator, from Italy, who lives by himself. And everytime we go over to teach him, he makes us PIZZA! El es muy capo!(He is the 'boss'!) Tambien, (also) Hna Dorilda is actually from another zone.. 4 blocks away from ours...but the narries don't visit her. She's a member, who makes the most lit food ever!! So we took initiative and let her feed us! Cause San Alberto.. struggles with member meals. Her house is like mini Canada for reals!! She has pics of mountains everywhere, and I for reals thought they were from Canada.. but nope.. apparently they are not. Now every time that the missionaries from my zone see mountains, they look at me and laugh cause they know I'm 2 seconds away from saying "hey look... CANADA!!"
Apparently the members from my ward weren't kidding when they continuously asked if I was a new missionary or what my name was... Either they ain't fam, or I ain't doin' a good enough job... But straight up.. common plz. I've been here for 2 months... I still love them though jajaja.
I'm starting to dig classical music. It's a nice substitute for EDM and RAP while I'm out serving!! Like Bach's 2nd symphony. Magical.
Conference. All the gringos watched it in a room by ourselves in English!! It was AMAZING! This conference was truly inspired and gave so many revelations and love. And then we lost signal... sooooo for a little bit of it, had to watch it with everyone else in Español... and lemme just tell you.. it just ain't the same...
For all you reading my blog, and following my adventures, Thank you!!❤ Thank you for supporting me on my adventure. And secondly, stand up inside! Life is hard. Life knocks you down and sometimes becomes unbearable. Or so it seems. Look for the light of Christ, and stand up inside. Don't let your soul ever give up. Don't let yourself be negative or let go of hope or faith. That is what helps you stand up inside. Hold on to whatever particles of Faith and Hope you have, and go be charitable. And I promise you, you will see a change, you will be able to stand back up, but 360 ninja punch life in the throat. TKO. Plus you'll be able to truly smile, and have another lit adventure. I am right with you supporting you all, praying and sharing your stories with the people here. Go influence and love someone who is truly in need.
I love you
Elder Heinzlmeir.. Or Elder Canada
YAY for Duglas. He was eating the maggots we had on the roof!
Manaos.. as usual. Olives.. weird
Elder Rocha. Es de Brasil
Elder Quintana
Fetchin Villalon
Lol.. Mi compa
2kg de Helado
Elder Marquez. De Mexico. Viva Tacos.
Futbol. Canada Ganar.
Common.. 2 years. doin pretty facha
Something bout Walmart shavers.. oh wait... maybe it's just me..
Hno Valasquez. Mi maestro (teacher) en la CCM
He's like the best. I love him so much! He woke me up every morning at the CCM. Volunteer the entire time I was there. Lovely reunion.
Its called bang. Its the funnest game ever. Its like Uno but on sterriods from banladash.
Conferencia general
Elder Brown
Mi espasio
Es un poco de... nah mucho lluvia....(just a little...nah, a LOT of rain)
How facha is Elder Brown's corbata...? Ultra Lit.


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SANFORD — Dotti Burkett is a professional roller skater turned crime-prevention officer.
It may sound like a strange career move, but Burkett, 34, who competed for two years and taught skating for nine years, fits the new role.
SANFORD — Dotti Burkett is a professional roller skater turned crime-prevention officer.
It may sound like a strange career move, but Burkett, 34, who competed for two years and taught skating for nine years, fits the new role.
Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger hired Burkett, of Geneva, in January to organize safety programs for children, including preschoolers.
''It's never too early to start,'' said Undersheriff Steve Harriett.
Since day one she's been on a roll, using songs, rhymes and puppets to teach safety messages to youngsters.
And she always leaves an impression.
''Here comes the 'buckle up' lady,'' chanted several preschoolers as Burkett entered A Bridge to Learning Inc., a Longwood day-care center.
At this center and others, Burkett has used a color-coded telephone to teach children as young as age 2 how to dial 911.
Burkett said children learn colors before they learn numbers so she puts a red sticker on the ''9'' and a blue sticker on the ''1'' of a standard telephone dial.
With her song, ''Red, blue, blue and help will come to you,'' Burkett explains how and when children should dial 9-1-1 for emergencies.
''It won't work if parents don't mark their phones,'' Burkett stressed.
She is negotiating with Southern Bell about designing standard color-coded telephones for home use.
''That type of innovation is exactly what we are looking for,'' Eslinger said.
''I was really impressed. It works,'' said Rhonda Fraterrigo, owner of Kids Love Us Child Care Inc. near Winter Park.
Other day-care workers agreed. Already this year, one child put Burkett's lessons to the test, making an unofficial 9-1-1 call late one night.
According to Burkett, the young caller was making sure someone answered the phone after dark.
For nearly 10 years, Burkett taught children to roller skate at Universal Skating Center in Orlando. She also booked safety programs for about 3,500 children who frequented the rink.
''I could teach them to skate all day, but they needed to learn life skills,'' said Burkett, mother of two.
In her programs she teaches children about the importance of seat belts and the dangers strangers pose. She also gives tips for children who are home alone.
She helps them recognize good touch and bad touch and tells them how to report molestations and abuse.
''Each day I hope to make at least one child a little safer,'' Burkett said.
She said the job is rewarding and helps her sleep better at night.
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From the Head
One of the joys of being a professor here at Illinois is watching the growth and development of our students over the years. In a couple of weeks, our outstanding Senior class will be graduating. Three of them will be heading to Harvard and another to Penn to complete their MLAs. Among our seniors and graduating MLA students, we have people joining Sasaki Associates, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Site Design Group. What a delight it is to see our students develop and prosper.
One of the most exciting things we've done this year is to hire a new assistant professor — our very own Conor O'Shea (BLA, 2007). Read more.
Sasaki Day 2016
The Department of Landscape Architecture is pleased to announce that this year's Sasaki Day Lecture will be delivered by Paris-based designer Michel Péna. Please join us on Wednesday, May 4, for a full day of events including an exhibition of student work, a panel discussion, the annual Sasaki Day Awards Competition, the Sasaki Day Lecture, and more! Read more.
Undergraduate Site Design Studio in New York
Earlier this month, students in the sophomore undergraduate Site Design studio took a field trip to New York City led by Visiting Designer-in-Residence Julia Kim and Ph.D. candidate Tum Suppakitpaisarn.
Read more.
Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture
Pictured left, master's student Scott Douglas presenting at this year's Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture conference at Utah State University. Among those who participated:Department Head William C. SullivanAssistant Department Head Carol Emmerling-DiNovoProfessor M. Elen DemingProfessor Amita SinhaAssistant Professor and MLA Chair Mary Pat McGuireDesigner in Residence Danika CooperPh.D. candidate Dongying LiPh.D. candidate Pongsakorn SuppakittpaisarnPh.D. candidate Fatemeh Saeidi-RiziMaster's student Scott DouglasMaster's student Mamata GuragainMaster's student Heena GajjarMaster's student Rose SchmillenMaster's student Jiajing Chen
Illinois Chapter ASLA Awards
Congratulations to our student winners of this year's Illinois ASLA Honor and Merit Awards!
IL-ASLA Student Honor Award for "Movement: Revitalizing Danville Downtown and Reclaiming the Vermilion Riverfront," by Haoyang Li, Yaxuan Shi, Yiqi Deng, Suke Yao, Yiliang Zhang, and Yun Huang.IL-ASLA Student Merit Award for "Memorial to Mining: A Danville Story," by Yini Chen and Yiliang Zhang.IL-ASLA Student Merit Award for "Underground Agriculture," by Qingyi Zhao.Learn more about the ILASLA Celebration+ Awards Program.
Career Fair
The 2016 Department of Landscape Architecture Career Fair and Professional Development Workshop took place at the Morton Arboretum this year. Students were able to discuss portfolios and career opportunities with 19 firms from the Chicago area. Read more.
Imagining the Illinois Campus: 2017-2067
The 2016 Charrette kicked off with an orientation session for team leaders and other participants led by students in Danika Cooper's spring design workshop, "On Purpose." Department Head Bill Sullivan and Acting Provost Edward Feser also offered framing talks about pedagogical, technological, environmental, and economic trends impacting the University of Illinois as significant challenges and major opportunities. Read more.
Pictured left, BLA student Nandia Dashdondog.
Research Findings Draw Attention
New research findings by Ph.D. candidate Dongying Li are getting immediate attention in both academic and popular media. Li's article "Impact of Views to School Landscapes on Recovery from Stress and Mental Fatigue," co-authored with Bill Sullivan, was published in the print edition of Landscape and Urban Planning this April and is now available online.
Excellent Opportunities for Recent Graduates
Congratulations to these 2015 University of Illinois graduate students who were recently placed at top firms:
Yue Zhang has joined Smithgroup/JJR in Chicago.Qianyu Li was hired by Michael Boucher, Portland Maine in early fall.With multiple offers, Xinnan Jiang was just hired by Kate Orff [Scape], NYC.
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Brian Blade and The Fellowship: King's Highway
Brian Blade and The Fellowship visited the Chicago Music Exchange in March and performed three songs. One of those was the band's own tune, "King's Highway". The video is a little long, so if you want to skip forward to bassist Chris Thomas taking a pretty cool bass solo, it's around the 7:50 mark. (I... »
Joshua Young: Bruno Mars "Locked Out of Heaven" Bass Cover and Improv
We first featured Joshua Young almost four years ago and said to watch out for him in the future. Well, the future is now. This is Joshua – six years older than the previous video – displaying blazing chops and improvising over Bruno Mars' "Locked Out of Heaven" »
One Man Band: Giulio Carmassi Performs Brecker Brothers "Slick Stuff"
In this video Giulio Carmassi not only covers Will Lee's bass part in "Slick Stuff" by the Brecker Brothers, he covers everything else as well! Talk about a multi-instrumentalist! »
Sebastiano Mereu: The All-Bass "Full House" Theme Song
There was a time when the Olsen twins were those tiny and adorable sitcom stars on a show called Full House. I'm sure that those of you who remember the show also remember the theme song. Sebastiano Mereu shares his bass arrangement, noting that it was a lot of fun to play. Turns out, he... »
Omar Rojas: Timba Funk
Today's video features Peruvian bassist Omar Rojas performing his song "Timba Funk" on quite a few basses and some iPad-cowbell and various other iPad-instruments. There is also a shout out about his latest release at the end of the video. Thanks to Gabriel Zarruk (@gzarruk), who shared this one with us on Twitter. »
Jeff Schmidt is Back: "And I Crumble" Solo Fretless Bass
Jeff Schmidt made a solid impression with many great videos a couple of years ago. He has been away from the solo bass scene for quite a while now, but the wait is over. Jeff is back with a brand new solo bass performance of a composition he calls "And Now I Crumble". Great to... »
Impact Fuze: "Splatch" Cover
The Musikmesse show in Frankfurt, Germany is coming up, so to mark the occasion, here's a video from the Musikmesse two years ago. This is the French/Russian power trio, Impact Fuze, with Anton Davidyants on bass doing a funky jam over Miles Davis' tune "Splatch". »
Sharay Reed: Groovin' to Jackson 5 and Stevie Wonder
If you don't know bassist Sharay Reed by now, you should definitely check him out (start here, then come back, or vice versa). In this video, Sharay says he was grooving on a couple of songs his dad wanted him to record, the Jackson 5's "Darling Dear" and Stevie Wonder's "I Was Made to Love... »
Michał Grott: Preludio
This video features Polish bassist Michał Grott, first in a band situation and then performing a piece for solo bass called "Preludio". Nice harmonic work and the tapping is pretty cool too. »
Lucas Pimentel: 6/8
Here's Brazilian bassist Lucas Pimentel playing a looped chordal groove in 6/8 – simply entitled "6/8" – and soloing over it in style. You may hear a seasonal twist to the main theme. »


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What a day, GHers, what a day!
Tensions were truly flying high within Port Charles…and out of Port Charles as well.
Let's see if we can't exchange some ideas on everything that's happened…without tensions flying high.
Certainly that seemed an impossible feat on Twitter or Facebook today.
Let's begin with…who else, but The Balkan. Thankfully, the Balkan seemed to be flying solo on this busy Tuesday afternoon…just making rounds at what he figures are the important "hot Spots" around town – all the places where he plans to do a little damage. The Balkan stopped off at Dante's first, and managed to sideswipe Lulu right off the freeway towards bliss Lulu always thought she was zooming towards with Dante. I would bet that I am not the only one who knew exactly how Lulu felt as she listened to someone telling her about a person she thought she knew, but realized she didn't know him at all. Haven't we all had a relationship like that at least once in our lives? I felt for Lulu, and I realized that balance can be a really good thing, because as the writers have dialed back on the Lante pairing a little bit, it has helped me to not wanna change the channel every time they are on. Tensions were flying high even at those moments when Dante first came home and Lulu was struggling to keep it together. That scene reminded me of how great a soapy storyline can be. I love that Dante looked guilty even before Lulu confronted him with the whole thing, and I love that nothing he said could really change her mind in the heat of the moment. While I'm sure Lante fans would want them to work this out right away, what Dante did requires at least a struggle on their way back to what they had in 2010 B.B. (Before Brenda) Overall I think the scenes created angst and interest for a couple who hasn't had much of a story lately, and in the end, that should always be good.
Tensions always fly high when Theo Hoffman and Sonny face off, which is why it was so appropriate that The Balkan was next off to use up his meal perks at Sonny's restaurant, and was probably sampling Laura's Standing Sun red when Sonny comes to try and remind Mr. Hoffman who's boss. Theo is so good that Sonny can't even tell just how in control of this game the attorney is. He is going to destroy Brenda, her case, and her life, and he's going to do it with the cooperative help of Brenda and her cronies. That's what you call poetic justice, and I have a hunch that The Balkan wants to make his revenge as poetic as possible, or he'd have snapped Brenda's neck the first chance he got.
Tensions were flying high as Abby chose to lie "for Michael's own good" and tell him that she really is a hooker, and as much as Michael battled to get Abby to take it back and admit the truth, she wouldn't back down. This only made Michael angry and on a mission to blame someone for his disappointment and heartbreak. I kinda knew just the person who would serve that person, and so did Michael: Mommy Dearest.
Tensions at the PH had already been flying pretty darned high, as Carly was trying to put all the blame on Sam for Michael falling for Abby, and all the blame on Jason for not chasing Abby off. However, tensions became downright explosive when Michael walked in and Carly couldn't even disguise how much she was gloating over Abby's arrest. Does anyone remember when the cute Drew Garrett was fired, and Chad seemed to drop out of the sky and into a huge storyline? Do you also remember just how upset many of us were? I do. And yet, I cannot imagine how nay of this coming of age stuff could have happened without Chad Duell in this role! What an outstanding job he is doing with every scene they're giving him! When Michael is angry, I am angry for him. When Michael is heartbroken, I get a lump in my throat. And when Michael was shouting at his mother about Carly not knowing him, or barely even seeing him, I was incensed on his behalf. Michael was right. Yet, he was also right to go find Carly and calmly tell her what was really bothering him. She is his mother, ands she deserves his forgiveness and understanding. And in both scenes, Chad made me feel each of those things separately, *applause* I will say this, God help Carly should she break that promise she made to Michael about staying out of whatever happens with Abby.
Once again, Jason and Sam were forced into another situation where not only did tensions run high, but they had to help someone else's kid deal with their issues. Jason and Sam didn't let Carly back them down, sprung into action, got things straightened out, and were ever reminded of a lesson Jason learned the hardest way possible – to never make decision for someone else's own good. I love how Sam and Jason dealt with Abby. Sam being Abby's friends was the one to ask the honest questions, like "Are you crazy/", while Jason was left to give the gentle suggestions. Classic good cop, bad cop strategy, and no one does it better than Jason and Sam!
I see how Sam reassured Jason about doing his best out of love for Michael, and I see how it soothes him. Sure, Michael's life hasn't been ideal, but Carly and Sonny made a lot of decisions that Jason never would have. I think it's important for Jason to know that just like with never making anyone's decisions for them, there are lots of mistakes you can learn from and do better with. If Jason and Sam are going to ever be parents to a child of their own, the most important thing will be to remember that when you know better, you do better. Hopefully, with everyone finally out of the penthouse, maybe we can get a couple of scenes where sexual tensions fly high???
A girl can dream, can't she?
Finally, friends, tensions were flying very high about the confirmation that Rebecca Herbst was let go from General Hospital. *sigh*
For those of you who read my column often, you'll know that the character of Liz Webber is my favorite character to hate. That's a good thing! Every show needs characters to hate (not actors).
However, I am always hurt and angered by those of you who read only what you want, and then react by leaving me hateful messages and comments (I'm sorry there is no other word.) that you hope General Hospital gets canceled.
First of all, since starting this blog, I have never once approved a message that was insulting to an actor/actress, the writers, or any other real person. That will never change. If you want to be negative or hateful, find another place to post.
Secondly, I really don't understand how anyone could intelligently blame Kelly or Steve for a decision made (long ago) by GH's Headwriter, and other execs.
I say long ago because I think that Liz's character ran out of story long before any of the news broke. I don't think it had anything to do with Kelly or Steve, like I don't think it had anything to do with Jason and Sam. Will they use it as a plot point to move stories forward? Most likely.. But Jason and Sam have been back together since August 2009. That didn't prompt Ms. Herbst being let go. They tried a few things with her character. Some worked, and some didn't. But whether TPTB did or didn't think they worked has nothing to do with Steve or Kelly. GET REAL!
I am saddened that people would react so pettily and make this undoubtedly sad time for Becky about a fanbase war that really should have ended long ago, and then take it to a whole new level by wishing an entire show canceled. When people say these things, are they thinking about the dozens of people who would be without a job? How many families would be affected? How an American staple of our culture would be closer to being a thing of the past?
People, these things happen all the time. Anyone remember Philip Spaulding being killed off of GL? Or Maureen Bauer? What about Marlena on Days? John Abbott, Cassie Newman, Brad Carlton, or Chance Chancellor on Y&R? And, hey – doesn't anyone remember Alan and Emily Quartermaine, Justus Ward, Georgie Jones? The list goes on and on. It's the one thing that will never change on soaps…storylines dictate your future with the show. Let's not blame people who had nothing to do with the decision-making!
I really do wish Rebecca Herbst well. She obviously has all of the things that make one most happy – a beautiful family and lots of supportive friends. I am sure she has great things ahead. I'd bet that the one thing that could make that journey a little easier for her would be positive support and words from her fans.
Just a thought…
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2005: http://bit.ly/e9K0Hr Hmmmmm….
2006: http://bit.ly/eBbIDj Sam is such a bad ass sometimes!
2007: http://bit.ly/exDBc8 Jason and Sam were adorable in these opening scenes!
2009: http://bit.ly/eWIWZo I love when Sam won't take no for an answer!
Making A Difference For JaSam…Every Day!
VOTE: UPDATED LINK: http://abc.soapsindepth.com/2011/01/cast-your-vote-04.html
(Don't get lazy on voting here, friends! JASAM ARE BACK AT NUMBER ONE, AND SO IS KELLY! We need to be religious about voting, and we need to vote from every available electronic device 😉)
AND also: http://www.soapoperadigest.com/polls/netgh/
Call: ABC: 818-460-7477, Press 1, then 2, then 3, then 464, GH LA: 323-671-4583
TWEET OUR FAVORITES: Tweet Steve and Kelly and try to counteract all of the negativity dumped there daily! Let them know what real fans look like, and let them know how much we enjoy ALL OF THEIR scenes, ESPECIALLY JaSam Scenes! Steve's Official Twitter Is: @1SteveBurton Kelly's OFFICIAL Twitter Is: @KellyMonaco1
SOAPNET: Go on SOAPnet.com and share your favorite JaSam Storyline! http://bit.ly/azJAkN Please make a commitment to this project! Especially since the "other side" is filling it up with GARBAGE!
Facebook GH FEEDBACK PAGE: http://on.fb.me/cpmSpo FLOOD THAT PAGE WITH POSITIVE JASAM LOVE DAILY! THIS is the page that gets attention from those who matter! PLEASE, please, please remember not to make it only about wanting JaSam – that gets overlooked as "fanbase crap". Use solid, honest, but tactful language letting them know what you think the strengths were on that particular day, and if that's Steve and Kelly, that's fine – but this is NOT the place to go all ga-ga because we got some make-out time. Remember to use their names (character/actor) separately, i.e. Kelly and Steve instead of Stelly, and Jason and Sam instead of JaSam. You can also calmly state what you think the weaknesses were, such as overused characters, storyline inconsistencies, or not enough use of the history of our dearest characters and vets. EVERY PHONE CALL, EMAIL, FACEBOOK POST COUNTS – SO REALLY GIVE IT YOUR ALL!
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beautiful post!! i agree that as much as i disliked liz, im sad to see her go. I actually liked her before the whole jiz fiasco! I wanted to see her have more of a story with JJ's lucky.
I think that her fanbases should have supported her during any storyline instead of focusing on the one that never was.
I am saddened for Rebecca Herbst. She has a family to support and I am hopeful that she will find another soap to be on.
January 19, 2011 at 8:56 am
Thanks for another great Blog!!
Wow – Im still in shock about RH leaving GH. Im not a fan of Liz but saddened to see her leave the show. There was a time I actually liked Liz. Im sad that she was let go and wish her Much Luck!!
I agree with Jessica… Her fanbase should have supported her more and not so much on Jason/Liz… Who knows, that could have made a differnce….
GH will go on and so will we. I am very curious to see how things are going to play out now with her leaving… More so with her boys than anything else……
January 19, 2011 at 12:31 pm
I agree with you Angelique and previous posters. It is sad for someone to lose their job, especially with a family to support. I think it is a good point about fan bases supporting your character/actor through any story line. I remember reading all the fanstories about Jasam to get me through the SOS time 🙂 Some fans are amazing writers. Nancy Lee Grahn mentioned Rebecca's faith. My faith believes that doors open and close for our best even when it doesn't feel that way. I wish her well and I pray for her. Cheers for keeping it classy and being gracious.
BTW, yesterday's GH eppy was AWESOME. Some good television!!!! Every actor really brought their A game to the screen and especially Stelly as Jasam.
January 19, 2011 at 1:47 pm
I am sadden at ABC for firing Rebecca Herbst. She has been a big part of GH for so long and to fire her ike that is wrong in so many ways. I wish her the best, and am sure another soap will snap her up if that is the direction she chooses to take.
Wonderful blog, yesterdays show was great. Jasam were amazing as always!
I have missed you, but think I am finally beating this sickness, although I haven't been commenting I have been reading.
Love ya!
January 19, 2011 at 2:33 pm
In truth I cannot say I am sad to see the character of LS go,as I always hated the vicious posts and comments of her fans. That said, RH as an actress surely is aware that roles come and go, as they have for many years on all the shows. She will work again, and hopefully do well.The evidence of the bitterness and hateful attitude of that fanbase is again all over the net,and elsewhere. Makes it hard to be sorry, and time to let it all go and move on. JMO
Angelique we love your blog, and your take today was so right. Thanks..keep well. Shall I root for your Jets? OK, just for you!!
January 19, 2011 at 5:45 pm
I took a page out of your book, Angelique. "While this exit threw everyone for a surprise, fans shouldn't stop watching the show. I understand that a lot of people are upset over RH leaving but they shouldn't give up on the show itself. By giving up, you are letting TPTB take over more b/c you are letting them know that one person dictates your watching. That is how soaps get cancelled. We've already seen the demise of Guiding Light and As the World Turns so don't let the next show cancelled be General Hospital because of one actresses departure." My comment on soapoperasource.com. Excellent blog as usual.
JASAM Love Always,
January 19, 2011 at 6:49 pm
There's not a lot to add to your comments, Angelique, and to those from other posters.
I would like to say that I am always sorry to see an actor/actress lose their job. It's never a good thing. What makes me feel more sad than usual is the nasty remarks to Kelly regarding BH's situation. How ridiculous is this?
The Jasam spoilers/rumors are exciting .. to say the least. I'll be watching and re-watching all of their scenes and hanging on to every word and gesture.
I'm enjoying the Mabby s/l…it's different and interesting. I adore CD, and think he's headed for a daytime emmy…especially with the upcoming rape reveal. SB will be amazing as well.
I wish RH all the luck in the world. I didn't want her fired. In fact, I hate it.
January 19, 2011 at 7:45 pm
Beautiful blog as usual Angelique.
Latest SID, Steve and Kelly and Jasam at #1. yay! They swept the polls 🙂
here's the new link for the next issue's poll:
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"We don't have to be politically correct anymore!" I've heard this in conversations, and I've seen it on social media, in the news.
I'm going to be honest with you. When it came down to saying Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas, you never did have to be politically correct. If you said Merry Christmas to someone who celebrated Hanukkah, they might say "Happy Hanukkah" in return, or they might just smile and nod. It doesn't really matter. If this person were a friend of yours, you would probably know they were Jewish and not celebrating Christmas, and you might adjust accordingly. Otherwise, no big deal.
Political correctness is basically acknowledging differences between people. That not everyone thinks the same way we do.
If you know about those differences, maybe you have unpacked your privilege enough to recognize that your worldview is not the only one.
In reality, all political correctness is is a request for empathy.
What political correctness did was shove anger and prejudice and stereotypes further into the basement of the collective subconscious.
Unless you were on the receiving end of someone's prejudice, you didn't have to notice that it existed.
White moderates forgot that there were racist white people because (a) it didn't happen to them, and (b) the racists were being politically correct. Because it was never out in the open, and not a part of the conversation, it couldn't be faced head-on.
It was seen as having to pander to other people's feelings. It was seen as dishonesty. If you did it without empathy, that's exactly what it was. If you spoke in politically correct terms because you felt you had to as a part of polite society and not out of a genuine understanding of why they mattered, then it was a lie.
I'm still trying to unpack why experts and intellectuals are seen as "elite" and less than reliable. I don't understand that one yet. But politically correct speech is also seen as "elitist." It's seen as a way of hiding the truth.
To Quote an article in Time:
The opposite of political correctness is not unvarnished truth-telling. It is political expression that is careless toward the beliefs and attitudes different than one's own.
If you feel like speaking in politically correct terms is dishonesty, let me give you a little nudge: Some of us speak that way out of empathy. It's honestly where we live. It's honestly who we are.
If you are people in our lives, we're going to hold you to those standards of compassion.
So, go on, stop being politically correct.
I don't want you to be politically correct with me. I'm learning how to call people on their shit. That will help me hone those skills.
The less politically correct you are, the more I know I need to ask you for empathy.
I find it's the hardest with people I respect and like. I sit there dumbfounded. Did they really just say that? and I have a hard time knowing how to respond. When it's people I love, I really need time to figure out how to respond, and often that time isn't available. I'm just focusing on the fact that I've pledged to sacrifice my silence.


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Hello, dear reader!
I am sorry for not writing during these past few days. I'm on a semi-hiatus due to my exam session and I don't have much time to write. But I thought I'll use some of my free time and share an event that I attended on Saturday.
We had an jazz nights week! I really wanted to drop by one of them, as they are free and fun, but I could never make it. And then it happened so that when I met up with my family, the jazz night just started in 10 minutes 100 meters away from us! There were so many people! Unfortunately I couldn't get closer to the stage, but I danced a lot. Don't ou just love jazz?
The night consisted of two parts – the first one was a performance of our most famous jazz band "Apple Tea". They are fantastic! So much energy, so much movement in their music, I couldn't just stand motionless.
The second part was performed by a British jazzman Denys Baptiste. Trust me, if you ever have a chance of visiting his performance, do it! He is a master of jazz, of sax! My musician's ears and heart and soul were rejoicing with his music. It's amazing how much power one can put in playing saxophone.
Apart from having a lot of fun, me and my family visited our City Hall, next to which the festival was held. There was a painting exhibition there and we enjoyed it a lot. The exhibition was dedicated to the famous rulers of my country and the country we used to be a part from. Fantastic art!
And what events have you attended recently?
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Frozen is next in Disney's cannon of animated films. It's penned by Jennifer Lee, half of the writing team from Wreck-It Ralph. It's about a Scandinavian kingdom in a non-specific time period, other than the past, with two sisters at the helm of the monarchy. One has winter powers and the other longs to interact with the outside world.
The good; the music, Frozen calls back to a time where the music is as strong as the characters in the story. The last time Disney did an adaptation of a Hans Christian Andersen story we got The Little Mermaid.
There's a more Broadway feel to the music in this film. The character breaks out in song casually as if in a play. Ever since Ashman passed away that proven combo of animation with song hasn't been the same with Disney films. With Frozen we have a husband and wife team, Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, who have done a marvelous job with the music and lyrics.
The character motivations are very clear and relate-able, Lee does a great job of balancing the sisters. And the loveable snowman Olaf is used effectively, he's not drawn out to death at all; the comedy relief that Olaf brings is perfect.
The animation is beautiful, Disney animation has been stepping up their game lately, they're about par with Pixar right now. The stuff with the ice structures is a delight to look at.
The bad; if I have to put anything here, well, it'd be the marketing. The first trailer we got felt more like a run of the mill Ice Age movie… like we need another one of those. That trailer focused more on Olaf instead of the real meat of Frozen's story and hello! it's a musical, pleasantly surprised by that. But I guess marketing wasn't really needed. I'm seeing this movie a couple weeks late and it's already beaten out the Hunger Games sequel grossing $93,933,226.00 so far.
And this is just my personal taste/preference, I would've liked to have seen this film traditionally animated, hehe.
Overall, I highly recommend this film. Turn back the clock to when you were five or six years old and remember how things were. There's a little bit of everything for everyone in this film. Do yourself a favor and pay for this at the theatres, you'll be bobbing your head and tapping your feet to the music.
Oh and there's a new Mickey Mouse short that precedes the movie, it's a wonderful throw back to golden age Mickey.


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Survey of Lipid Goal Attainment and Mortality in Patients With High Cardiovascular Risk in Thailand
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00684151
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : May 26, 2008
Last Update Posted : December 12, 2011
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- How to Read a Study Record
The first phase of the study is a hospital-based cross-sectional, epidemiological survey. The required sample size is 1,260 patients from 50 hospitals across Thailand. Each of the hospital will enroll 10 to 40 consecutive patients, depending on case availability on the date conducting the survey, with dyslipidemia and classified as high risk as defined by the protocol. Lipid levels will be based on serological analysis conducted by a local laboratory.
For the second phase, each subject will be followed for survival status at 36 months after enrollment. Such follow-up will be done by searching the Thai National Vital Event Registration Database using subjects' Population Identification Number. All activities regarding case selection and data collection will be done by well trained clinical research associates (CRAs). The CRAs are from Khon Kaen University where the Statistical Coordinating Center (SCC) for this project is based and are independent of the investigator. Random auditing visits will also be performed by auditors independent of the SCC. These are to ensure not only high quality data but also protecting right and well being of subjects.
|Condition or disease
|Study Type :
|Actual Enrollment :
|1240 participants
|Observational Model:
|Time Perspective:
|Official Title:
|Lipid-lowering Therapy in Patients With High Cardiovascular Risk and Their 3-year Mortality Rate in General Practice in Thailand
|Study Start Date :
|April 2008
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|November 2011
Patients with high cardiovascular risk who have been treated with lipid-lowering drugs at least 3 months
- LDL-cholesterol [ Time Frame: June2008 ]
- Survival [ Time Frame: June 2011 ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|20 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Evidence of high cardiovascular risk
- Dyslipidemic currently being treated with the same therapy for at least 3 months
Exclusion Criteria:
- Recent major trauma(within 12 weeks)
- Recent surgery requiring anesthesia including coronary bypass graft(within 12 weeks)
- Acute or abrupt change(within 1 month) in usual diet
- Pregnancy, breast-feeding currently, or postpartum within the last 6 months
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00684151
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|Study Director:
|Bandit Thinkhamrop, Ph.D
|Khon Kaen University
|Principal Investigator:
|Songkwan Silaruks, M.D.
|Khon Kaen University
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|NCT00684151 History of Changes
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|First Posted:
|May 26, 2008 Key Record Dates
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|December 12, 2011
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
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Can you refresh 4 multi chart and check.
Had you opened/refreshed 4 multi chart and normal chart(Auropharma fut) both at same time? Or there was difference in time(eg, first you opened default single chart and then after 2 minutes, you opened multi chart and then refreshed/re-opened single chart for auro pharma again)?.
Kite 3.0 - beta!
I get Nest gateway error almost everytime I tried to place a pre market order. I tried to start a thread to get a solution for this, but it seems the thread did not get approved. can someone help in providing a solution for this? I lost time and money due to this issue.
Can try placing after 30 secs of market opening.
One can place orders in pre open till 9.07 and irrespective of time, orders during pre open will be traded only after 9.07, so one can't loose money as per my knowledge.
Hi Siva,
I can see almost everytime just before 9:01 index moves up/down in Kite. Can you tell me why. I used to think there are multiple adjustments of price during this 7 minute window and one at 9.15 after 9.08AM. I always miss the first adjusment because due to Nest gateway error. Is there any reason for asking to put the order after 30seconds? Is it the norm?
F&O orders are not allowed during preopen, one can place orders on F&O only after 9.15, only equity orders are allowed during pre-open session.
I suggest you to go through this to understand the essence of pre open before placing any more orders during pre open.
This is regarding the issue I had posted earlier. The chart shows no candles between 9:58 and 10:17. I'll send a mail to the support team later today.
Charts of kite are lagging big times… Couldn't trade… How come charts lag every time
Today Really Having Chart's Problem On Kite Platform. Really Big Issue With Kite. Please Look Into It @siva @nithin
The issue with historical minute data for the F&O and equity segments is now resolved. MCX and CDS data will be restored shortly.
Just GOT THIS KITE UPDATE ON 08/03/2018 1.20 PM
Good to hear… Have always liked zerodha as a broker with the tech they offer and sometimes tech have issues we understand…
But it is wrong to unlist 2 topics which showed the issues people faced today… It would have been easier to own up and say we are working on it
@Bhuvanesh @nithin
Can check now, was fixed much before.
Yes perfectly Working Fine Thanks For Help @siva
@Bhuvanesh let us keep one topic open when there is an issue.
@Sumedhpatel if we don't unlist, everyone starts a new topic instead of commenting on an older one.
So it would have been easier to tell this under the 2 topics that were opened rather than unlisting something directly…
Unlisting something that suddenly makes it feel like you dont want people to find out abt such issues
When i know that is not the case
Hey as a policy we publish all info that you need to know in times of issue here
Hi Siva, I dont trade F&O. I am talking about equity orders
Hi Nithin, congrats and great work in bringing changes into Kite3.
anyhow I couldn't see the 4 chats very interactive. I am not able to add studies and interval. Almost all options are disabled. The screenshot posted by you above is not what i am getting
Can you change your system resolution to recommended and check and let me know.
In that case one can place orders till 9.07 and first trade will happen only after 9.07, the changes in market depth are just indicative and are not because of actual trades, so no point of making loss.
Even In kite 3 we have only 5 market watches and 20 stocks per watch.It would more convenient if number of stocks per market watch and number of market watch increases.Can we increase the above mentioned options from our end.
thank you. Kite 3 platform is well designed.know its more easy to trade with kite 3


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"This recipe is from the www.crisco.com website."
Caramel Cream Apple Crunch Pie
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READY IN:1hr 10mins
YIELD:8 slices of pie
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- 1 pie crust, the recipe actually calls for the CLASSIC CRISCO PIE CRUST, homemade if you'd like
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄2 cup gingersnap cookie, finely crushed
- 1⁄2 cup crisco butter flavor shortening
- 1 cup almonds, sliced, coarsely crushed
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt
- 6 granny smith apples, peeled, cored, sliced into 1/4-inch slices (or Gala apples)
- 1⁄4 cup caramel ice cream topping, plus additional for garnish, if desired
- 1 (6 ounce) container vanilla yogurt
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- ice cream (optional)
- whipped cream or frozen whipped topping, thawed
- IF YOU ARE MAKING YOUR OWN CRUST: PREPARE recipe for single crust pie. Roll out and place in 9-inch pie plate. Press to fit without stretching dough. Trim even with pie plate. Flute edges. Heat oven to 375°degrees F.
- FOR THE CRUMB TOPPING: MIX flour, brown sugar, cinnamon and gingersnap crumbs. Cut in shortening with pastry blender or 2 knives until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in almond pieces.
- SPRINKLE 1 cup crumb topping in bottom of unbaked pie crust. Reserve remaining crumb topping.
- FOR THE APPLE FILLING: COMBINE 1 cup flour, brown sugar, cinnamon and salt in large saucepan. Stir in apple slices. Cook over medium heat for 8 minutes, stirring occasionally, until mixture starts to thicken. Remove from heat. Stir in caramel topping, yogurt and flour.
- SPOON filling into prepared pie crust. Sprinkle top with remaining crumb topping. Place pie plate on cookie sheet to handle easier.
- BAKE 50 minutes or until browned and apples are tender. Cover crust with foil last 10 minutes if it browns too quickly. Cool.
- SERVE with ice cream. Add a dollop of whipped cream or drizzle with additional caramel topping, if desired.
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Hi lovelies,
Another product from the excellent Blogger Beauty Box I received in October, P&G Organic Facial Cleansing Oil. I had not heard of the brand before so I was looking forward to trying this oil cleanser.
It is Peach Kernel Oil with Sweet Orange and Lavender oils, it smells absolutely beautiful. I could actually use it as a overnight facial oil as the fragrance is so gorgeous although I haven't tried that. P&G advise using 3 drops per cleanse, however I didn't find this was enough so I used 6 drops. It left my skin feeling so clean, fresh and baby soft. I really enjoyed using this and have been using it as a second cleanse in my routine.
I really like the fact that this is handmade in Britain and it is an organic product. The oil comes in 2 sizes 10ml (£12.50) and 30ml (£19.95). If you cleanse once a day the 10ml should last 12 weeks and this is based on the 3 drops. Personally as I need more I don't think this a cost effective cleanser for me to use all the time. I would repurchase, but I would only use it 2-3 times a week because of the size and price.
P&G also have facial oils as moisturisers for all skin types and offer bath oils in various fragrances that would make lovely gifts or a treat for yourself! There is definitely a couple of products that I would love to try, especially the facial oil for oily skin types. Check out their website at http://www.pinkandgreenskincare.co.uk/
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Our Customary Capacity Anchor Chart
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The kiddos at their capacity stations!
Measuring in milliliters
Looking at the meniscus of the water to ensure an accurate measurement!
Measuring our ingredients for our ice cream!
Working so well with their classmates. :)
Rolling the ingredients around to make the ice cream.
So blurry but OH so cute!
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I am participating in a fantabulous series this month called, "31 Days of Homemade Halloween." I've partnered with five super-de-duper blogging buddies, now turned friends. We are sharing one treat for you everyday this month to celebrate Halloween-ish and fall-ish fun. My latest treat in this fun series…? This ice cream recipe is dairy-free, gluten-free, and refined sugar free. Besides …
Ice Cream Cookies!
I've been whipping these cookies up for a while now and I've been eating ice cream I'm sure for most of my life. That said, it wasn't until just recently that I realized that these cookies and a side of ice cream (I prefer plain old vanilla bean coconut ice cream) are an absolutely perfect match. I don't need to …
Breadsticks- No Fuss, Healthy, & Tasty
It's funny. Before having my *real* food epiphanies, I was never much of a baker, let alone someone to cook much of anything other than Ramen Noodles. Sad, but true. Now that I am "in the know" about *real* food and healthy living, it's hard to peel me out from the kitchen! Baking has become one of my favorite things …
Quinoa Blueberry Mini Loaf Bread (nutrient dense & delicious!)
We love bread in this house. Like, love it. Like…really, really, really love it. Lucky for my husband (and son…and me), I realized that in order for us to continue eating bread, I had to learn to make it. This recipe has quickly become a favorite in our home. It is rich, tender, packed full of flavor (and never mind the fact that …
No Countertops & Homemade Pizza? Sure, Why Not!?
As you can see, I am not operating at full potential right now; I am far from it and will be for up to three weeks. Yikes…not good for a Scratch Mommy! However, I know that it will all be worth it once we get out new countertops in place.
Cheesy Quinoa Crackers
Do you ever just crave a crunch? I know that I do. When I gave up almost all store-bought chips and crackers, I was really missing that crunch in my life. Doesn't it seem like you always want the things you can't have!?
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MONTROSE Air Station Heritage Centre has taken delivery of some genuine 1940s furniture to add to the authenticity of one of its exhibits.
The furniture, donated by Edinburgh man Ricky Cruikshanks, will help to furnish one of the museum's most popular exhibits, an authentic 1940s room laid out and decorated as it would have been in a typical house during the Second World War.
Mr Cruikshanks decided to donate the items recently after the deaths of his parents rather than throw the out the furniture which had been in their home since the end of the war.
Both men are active in the Scottish Military Vehicles group and delivered it appropriately in a vintage Land Rover 101 ambulance after making contact with centre volunteer Graham Philip.
The 1940s house has become one of the most popular and successful development at the centre in recent years and curator Daniel Paton said it holds appeal for young and old alike as they can fully interact with the living museum.
He said: "In older people it sparks off memories, while children wonder at the absence of a television and enjoy winding up the gramophone and playing music on these amazing black discs, so different from their i-pod."
The idea for the room was first suggested by Mr Paton's wife, Marie, after the museum received a donation of furniture made from American white oak bomb battens.
Other donations followed and it is now crowded with period pieces from dried egg packets to pipe-racks.
The heritage centre now intends to extend the room by rehousing it in a large Grade C listed hut which dates back to the First World War. It was acquired in poor condition from Angus Council although it is currently being restored by volunteers. Review readers are also being asked to turn out their attics and sheds to find more artefacts to help furnish it.
Mr Paton said: "In the relocated 1940s room, visitors will be invited to inhabit the museum. They can sit in the room, enjoy the period ambience, make themselves a cup tea, read the latest war news, listen to the wireless and even play a record on the gramophone.
"We need comfortable 1940s armchairs for visitors to sit in and enjoy their NAAFI tea. They will, of course, have their ration books but we would benefit from more tins and packets for the food of the time. Someone out there, I like to think, has is a packet of POM, the instant potato powder, invented at the Montrose Chivers factory.
"We appeal to Review readers to help us complete the 1940s room and of course, invite them to visit the heritage centre to see it for themselves."


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Would it be possible to deal enough DPS on time (to bosses that have this mechanic) if we had to wait for heavy and light attacks to fully complete the animation, wait for every skill to finish too and also wait to weapon-swap?
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Ranchers were first attracted to this area of Hale County, Texas because of an abundance of water. The J.N. Morrison ranch was established in 1881 and many settlers who came to the area worked there. Ranch operations continued to grow as other cattleman joined the partnership, including Christopher Columbus (C.C.) Slaughter.
Slaughter wore many hats during his lifetime — as a Texas Ranger, banker, cattleman and more. As a highly successful businessman, Slaughter made his four million dollar fortune in cattle ranching and land speculation. Born in 1837, Slaughter was a part of history as the Texas Republic took shape. Between 1877 and 1905 he managed to amass more than a million acres of land – from just north of Big Spring and stretching to the New Mexico border — and forty thousand head of cattle . A Dallas newspaper once called him "the Cattle King of Texas", a title I might add was given to more than one Texas cattle rancher.
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I Sure Do Post A Lot
NPW here; just perusing my past entries and I realized I'm well over the 300 posts mark. That gave me pause for a moment. How, I pondered, is it that I have no problem updating this here forum of farce almost every day, and yet sitting down to actually work on some writing that might make me some money proves nearly impossible for me to accomplish?
I didn't have to ponder long before the answer came to me: I'm lazy. No, really, it's as simple as that. Here I can just freestyle, I can wing it, I can pontificate on the most inane, ridiculous, or amusing thing I can think of and then ramble on for a full five paragraph essay. But when I'm working on something with direction? Not so into it. Ok, so good- at least I have that much figured out: sheer laziness.
Then I started to wonder at my complete inability to ever keep a journal or a diary in the past. It's obvious I enjoy writing, why wouldn't I have wanted to fill page after page about my angst-y, drama filled days? Well, duh- journals and diaries are meant to be kept secret, hidden. Why would I want to write hilarious and often apt entries about my life if only I get to read them? Seriously. I don't have to go far to amuse myself, I do it all the time. And if I wanted to keep a secret diary, I don't think I'd choose to do it on the world wide web. This is no livejournal, folks. This here is the real deal.
Second conclusion: I want to amuse the masses.
So basically what it comes down to is that I'm a lazy ass, but if I can make people laugh in my own lazy ass way then at least I can feel I am contributing somewhat to life in general. Here's to all you other lazy asses out there. I tip my hat to you.