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Monday, February 12, 2007
While surfing around on Ebay last week, I "accidently on purpose" picked up two skeins of Lorna's Laces hand dyed Shepard Sock in the 'Hawaii' colorway.
It arrived today. It's gorgeous and it's begging me to get out the ball winder.
However, I will resist as...sigh...I'd like to finish the Column of Leaves scarf before spring. I am about 75% of the way through it and it's going quicker than when I first started. Tonight is a 'sit on the couch, knit and watch Heroes' night, so I hope to make good progress.
I just need to keep my eyes on the goal....finish the scarf, start the socks!
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Hey everyone, welcome to the blog! So I really think I like doing this as an update so I can show off what's getting read and what's going to be read and to keep me honest. I think that I will be keeping this around! This is of course hosted by Book Date for the awesome idea, I'm having an icky residual weekend, so let's just go ahead and get in to the books.
What did I read last?
I had such a good reading week last week. I got a bunch of books finished, but the most recent one I finished was Made You Up by Fancesca Zappia. GUYS, I cannot recommend her books enough after this last week. I read both this and Eliza and Her Monsters and they were both probably the best books I'll read all year, granted I still have a few months left, I just know that they are going to hold up well. Granted I couldn't connect with on the same level with Alex in this book as I did with Eliza, but the writing still made you able to feel like there was a connection there. I recommend this SO SO SO MUCH you have no idea.
Rating: ★★★★★
What am I currently reading?
So currently I am trying to get through all my library books (which, guys, I made another trip and got way way too many more books) and Looking for Group by Rory Harrison was at the top of the pile. I was really excited to get in to this because I knew it involved WoW (World of Warcraft, it's a big MMO RPG on the computer) and I'm a pretty big gaming nerd myself as well, plus I had heard a lot of hype about it when it first came out. I'm not too far in to it but I feel like it is getting right to the plot right away and there doesn't seem to be must build up just yet. I of course need to keep reading to see what really is going on but I am a little slow at the time, hopefully this gets done soon!
What do I plan to read next?
Alright, let's talk about how freaking excited I am to read this book. I remember looking at the synopsis online and just feeling like I really really needed to have it in my life, and I finally remembered to look for it at my library and they had it! So of course I checked it out, I may make another Library Loans because y'all are going to be seeing a lot of books that I say are from there but I haven't talked about them on here yet. But seriously, if you aren't sure what Love And First Sight is about give the title there a click and just read, PLUS it's less than about 300 pages so I know I can devour it in no time. So once I get through my current book, this one is going to be picked up right away, RIGHT AWAY.
I hope you all are enjoying this, I'll have some more fun posts this week because I'm going to work on them now while I'm feeling better. I know it's an icky Monday but I hope you have a good week and I'll see you all tomorrow for something new!!


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We are thinking of launching a new monthly comics magazine in the format of a Webzine (or e-zine). The magazine will be non profitable and freely distributed for the first six months. And then it will be published as anthology. The anthologies will be self-published and we're planning on operating in a profit-sharing manner.

'Visual Literature mag' will have 2 distinct sections; one focusing on comics and the other on the theoretical approach to comics. In addition to that there will be news and updates about the art-form/medium. As we have noticed that there is no comics magazine in India that performs both the task simultaneously. Although there are some good initiatives regarding comics magazines, but the theoretical and journalistic aspects have been neglected.

As per our planning the page count for the monthly issue will not exceed 30-40 which makes the anthologies 200-250 page long. And as we are publishing them as webzine we'll accept both colored and b-w works. Artists and writers will be given absolute freedom to work which means you can say whatever your heart desires. writers/artist will retain their copyrights.

We believe in the philosophy of sharing and are willing to collaborate with other groups as well as free and independent people. Our prime focus will be to encourage independent artists. But to develop a matured comics culture in India we should reach for friend groups and organizations.

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Rep. Mark Foley messed up bigtime. The Republican leadership messed up bigtime. And it's hitting the news just in time for the midterm elections. So when the New York Times' top front page Sunday headline is "Top G.O.P. aides knew in late '05 of e-mail to page," what does the San Francisco Chronicle print? "Red West shifting to Blue." Granted, it's an interesting election year story, and California is a Western state, but it is of dubious importance when something as big as the Foley scandal is happening, or the torture bill is still in the picture. Perhaps I ought to concede finally that the Chronicle really is out of touch with the rest of the media. Sure, it's a quirky hometown paper, and I can always have a special place in my heart for the clapping man. But putting only a small mention to Foley on the front page, rather than a story? Maybe the Chron is only playing to the hometown constituency, knowing that most Bay Areans already think most Republicans are slimy and don't need another reason to think so. But this is national headline-making news. And the story is on page A15. Get with it Chronicle. Make yourself relevant. Publish some news.
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It's just not the same without a cat's tail, John... sigh
Damncat wasn't interested in stylin' for the camera this morning, Neffi. Bibi would just as soon kill me as be that close to me, and Liz can't sit still long enough to photograph.
Looks like the roller cam for a M73/M219
knurled azimuth lock guide for a Helsinki smash rod...
If she sees that oily thing on her nice carpet, you are in deep kimchi.
Mag release for a boolit chucker thingy?
Mag release for a boolit chucker thingy?
Well, Skip - that's not "her" carpet, unless "her" is either Liz or Bibi (the Auld Soldier's kitties who live with us now - that's their window perch).
Does it hammer to make things go bang?
A good and logical question, Argent. And... sort of. Kind of. In a way, but not the way you think.
It is a Turkish hashish pipe and a tool for tamping, obviously.
Hey, what kind of web site is this turning into anyway?
Hey, what kind of web site is this turning into anyway?
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"Focus", "Precision", "Execution". These are the words that often spring to mind when I watch MTB videos.
While I've been reviewing my Go Pro footage from Les Arcs I've discovered these are not words I would choose to apply to me.
Those words would be "Expletive", "Noisy" and a bit "Singy".
Take a look at the video below and you'll see what I mean. BTW, this is very much NSFW, or indeed NSFCIR (not safe for children in the room)
So enjoy this slice of "real world MTB" rather than "Zen MTB" while I search for suitable music for my Woodstock in one vid (to cover the brake squeal)


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This course will find as its primary target of investigation the era of the First World War, or The Great War, as it was known in the aftermath. By examining historical texts, literary representations, and artistic renderings, students will immerse themselves in both the factual reality and the artistic legacy of this almost unimaginably destructive conflagration that engulfed Europe and was also fought in other theaters of operations around the globe. Included in this approach will be evaluations of different times, geographies, ethnic and racial distinctions, as well as the formation of cliches and accepted properties of the legacy of the First World War.
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That Winter, The Wind Blows
Favorite Character: Oh Soo
Oh Soo was a multifaceted character, he was neither a good or bad person but was somewhere in between. He started the drama as a con artist always out for his own gain and became a better man along the way. He posed as the long-lost brother of a blind heiress, Oh Young, but his feelings for the young woman changed his plans. He could be selfish and mean but was also caring and sincere, a well developed character that is often missing in dramaland.
"I, for your sake, placed a million bells. Actually, this sound is from the rustling of the frozen branches of the trees. Later, when I leave, even when you lose the bell, if the winter wind blows, the trees will always make this sound. If only you could see this now, it would have been really nice. But more than this, what I want to show you is actually you, yourself, more than anything, it would be nice if you could see yourself." – Oh Soo


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For some reason the picture keeps uploading onto blogger vertically and i don't know how to rotate it so i haven't (Y) Had these short's for ages and i now hate them, they are too light and i bought some shorter better bluer ones from river island, so i decided to sew some crochet onto them and i think it looks quite good :) The crochet was from an old dress that had ripped but im sure it's not that expensive to buy.
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Cream & Turquoise...
Jacket - h&m
Dress - asos
Necklace - forever 21
Bag - river island
Flatforms - h&m
Just what i'm wearing today, sunny but cold. I had uni but the greatest thing happened, i got a txt to say it was cancelled due to staff illness :D I love these shoes i bought them online, haven't seen them in store but they are £24.99.
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Skulls and Croses
Did this to my nails due to boredom. I used 17 WOO ME and Barry M black, i used a nail art brush aswell obviously. It's messy around the edges but a shower will sort that out.
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Want list...
|Topshop - £38
|Motel - £52
|Topshop - £10 (and the green)
|asos - £18
|asos - £20 (had similar ones last year but they broke :( )
|miss selfridge - £45
|h&m - £59.99
|in love with fashion - £40
|Wildfox - £215
|zara - £39.99
|zara - £22.99
All the things i want but can't afford.
Monday, 5 March 2012
New hair...
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I HATE my hair atm, it's a horrible colour, the ends are frizzy, my moroccan oil isn't doing anything, everytime i dye it, it fades, it doesnt go wavy properly, it's either really curly or just bad messy not good messy, and i hate wearing my hair up i feel exposed (lol) but i wear it up nearly everyday to uni and work. For some reason my sea salt sprays have stopped working, the fudge one and the umberto giannini, they don't make my hair wavy they just made it look damp and sticky, which is annoying! I've decided i need a different hair colour but i don't know what, so instead i've decided i might dip dye the ends baby pink, or just dye some strands underneath (can't decide) I had it dipdyed tropical green last summer and i loved it but it was too hard to get out of the blonde so it looked like i had bleached my hair and washed it off with chlorine, and i did it lilac not that long ago but i didn't like it, it was too grey. I wouldn't mind my hair looking like any of these pictures, especially the all over pink olsen, or Gillian Zinser, obviously (L)
Friday, 2 March 2012
Fix me to a chain around your neck and wear me like a nickel...
Skirt - H&M
Bag - ebay
Another boring day today, all i'm doing is going to pro vibes again at half 4 ;| not going out tonight or doing anything other than watch benidorm because i've got to get up for work a 5am!!
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Thursday, 1 March 2012
Start of Summer...
Kimono - forever 21
dress - h&m
cuff - primark
bag - river island
It's soo sunny again today, i'm so bored though, there's nothing to do! All of my friends are either at work or at uni, this reading week is the most boring week of my life! All im doing today is picking my brother up from school, i might take him to the shop's just to get out in this warmness, buy him a tip-top ;)
I love this kimono, it's really light and can be worn with anything because it's cream, i'm thinking this could be my airport outfit when i go to Cyprus, but there's a massive possibility this will change because it's not until the end of June! Clothes everywhere recently though are not doing anything for me, which is good because iv'e banned myself from buying anything!
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Going into the race, I knew this wouldn't be a PR for me. I was fairly confident it would be my slowest run of the year. My major hang up was how to set a goal, I gave lip service to at least being faster than last year's half but the goal really had no heart behind it.
The night before the race Kelly, Christal, and I had a chance to meet up with a twitter buddy Jay, his friend Chris, and their families. The morning of the race, we met back up and got a bit of a warm up before the race started.
One thing I love about the area is the small town feel. Unfortunately, that translates into small and crowded roads. The race entry was capped at just over 1,000 people, but the first mile was very congested. My pace was slow, but I was hopeful to make it up in later miles
In previous races, I've forgotten to take gels soon enough and felt energy slacking. I took one before the start of the race, and then had planned to take another at the turn around. At 4.25, I realized I still hadn't taken one.
I'm very proud of this race. I ran it essentially on 4 long runs and 2 ½ weeks of training. AND I know (once again) I mentally beat myself in portions. I feel like I can definitely build on this base and run strong for my next half.


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The Duke of York's Picture House is an art house cinema in Brighton, England. It is the oldest continuously operating purpose built cinema in Britain that has retained both its original name and remains largely unaltered.
The Duke Of York's cinema opened on 22 September 1910 and was one Brighton's first picture palaces and also one of the first cinemas in the world. It was built on the site of the Amber Ale Brewery, the walls of which still form the rear part of the auditorium. The architects were Clayton & Black. The building remains largely unaltered, it even retains one of its boxes in the balcony area. The original colour scheme was red and cream.
The Duke's was always a quality cinema for the more discerning patron, its marketing tagline for many years was "Bring her to the Duke's, it is fit for a Duchess." The name came from the West End theatre which its first proprietor Mrs Melnotte-Wyatt was also associated with. Being slightly outside the town centre, the Duke's catered for its local audience and this has been its saving grace. While other cinemas in Brighton came and went, the The Duke of York's has remained in continuous operation and recently celebrated its 99th birthday.
The cinema has operated as an arts cinema since 1981 and has passed through several owners and suffered various indignities including illegal punk rock concerts. The cinema was in a shabby state when it was purchased in 1994 by Picturehouse Cinemas who have invested in the building and returned it to its former glory.
It houses one single screen with 283 seats, including a luxury balcony. It originally seated over 800, but modifications have been made to the inside of the building to create the café/bar upstairs, a concession space downstairs, and to allow for greater comfort.
Giant model legs painted to appear like those of a "Can Can" dancer rest on one of the towers on the front of the building. These came from the "Not The Moulin Rouge Theatre" in Oxford, and were commissioned by one of the cinema's previous managers.
The building is a Grade II listed building.
In 2007, it launched a roof appeal to replace its leaking roof. Over £25,000 was raised from public donations, benefit concerts (from local bad The Go! Team), benefit screenings and 'sponsor-a-seat' programme. The roof was replaced in April 2008. The balcony was remodeled at the same time to create a luxury offer of sofas and armchairs.
It plays host to the Brighton Film Festival each year, CINECITY. Organised between The Duke of York's and University of Brighton, it counts as patrons Brighton residents Nick Cave and filmmaker John Hillcoat, as well as actor/comedian Steve Coogan.
Duke of York's Manager Jon Barrenechea writes a cinema blog, Splendor Cinema about the exhibition industry in the UK.
The Duke of York's is home to Picturehouse Cinema's own monthly film and event magazine programme Flick's Flicks. The 10 minute show highlights up-and-coming films and events at Picturehouse venues across the country, and is presented by Felicity Ventom - the Duke of York's Assistant Manager. The show has been going since 2006, originally on ITVLocal.com and now on Picturehouses own website and social network pages. Famous faces to have been interviewed on the show include Kristin Scott Thomas and John Hurt.
The cinema regularly hosts events such as fancy-dress film premieres, all night Lord of the Rings marathons and late night cult screenings.


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Days of Our Lives Transcript Wednesday 3/15/06 - Canada; Thursday 3/16/06 - U.S.A.
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Mimi: Oh, thank God you're here.
Kate: What's the big emergency? I got here as soon as I could.
Mimi: Belle was talking in her sleep about Shawn.
Kate: [Exhales sharply] Mimi, come on, all right? Shawn is marrying you tomorrow. There is nothing that Belle can do about it.
Mimi: You don't understand. I overheard her saying that I won't be marrying Shawn tomorrow.
Kate: What do you think she's gonna do? Break up the wedding? Pull some kind of stunt? That's ridiculous. This is Belle we're talking about.
Mimi: But -- but --
Kate: But what? But Belle is Sami's sister? What -- do you think she's learned a few tricks about stopping weddings and...ruining lives? We can't let that happen, can we?
Mimi: I don't know what to do.
Kate: We can't talk here.
Mimi: Okay, um...let's go on the roof.
Belle: I knew I'd find you here.
Shawn D.: I was just thinking about you -- the time we went out to lookout point. Your head was on my shoulder, and I was telling you all the names of the stars.
Belle: I was thinking about that time, too -- all the times we had together. That's why I couldn't sleep.
Shawn D.: Me either.
Belle: I love you more than ever. It will always be you.
Shawn D.: I've never loved anyone the way I love you.
Belle: You can't marry Mimi. We have to find a way to be together.
Belle: Shawn. I have to tell you how I feel before you marry Mimi.
Shawn D.: Mimi? Belle?
Belle: Shawn... have you decided who you want to spend the rest of your life with? Is it Mimi or is it me? I need to know. Shawn...
Belle: Shawn... Shawn...
Shawn D.: Belle. What's going on?
Belle: I need to talk to you.
Shawn D.: Now?
Belle: Yes, I need to talk to you. It's very important. Just meet me on the roof, okay?
Patrick: All right.
Hope: Patrick, I really could have walked. I do -- I feel so much better..
Patrick: Good, I'm glad the swim helped, but you shouldn't overdo it. Can I get you anything before bed? Something to help you sleep?
Hope: I could really use a shower right now. The water was wonderful, but I feel a little salty.
Patrick: Well, if you get in that cold water right now, your muscles will all tense up and pretty much ruin everything we've accomplished. You know what? I have an idea. You wait right there. I'll be right back, okay?
Billie: It's a good thing Max called us when he did.
Bo: He shouldn't have to. Why does our daughter keep doing stupid things like this?
Billie: She's terrified about the possibility of going to jail.
Bo: And her solution is going out clubbing, getting mauled by some lowlife?
Billie: It's not the smartest thing for her to do, but we weren't exactly smart when we were her age either.
Bo: I'd think she'd be smart enough to lay low for a while, especially when her face is plastered all over the Intruder.
Billie: Can we quit arguing and just go in and get her out? Get your badge out.
[Dance music plays]
Bo: I don't see her. Do you?
Billie: No.
Derrick: As soon as you finish your drink, we can get out of here and have some real fun. Got to check my messages.
Austin: Carrie.
Lucas: Carrie!
Austin: She needs a doctor.
Lucas: She needs a doctor.
Sami: I'll get a doctor.
Carrie: Aah.
Sami: Hey, um, Lexie.
Lexie: Oh, Sami, if you'll excuse me. I'm in a hurry.
Sami: Well, wait a second. What are you doing here?
Lexie: Uh...it is none of your business where I go or what I do.
Sami: Yeah, you're right. I don't care about your life. The point is Carrie is not feeling well. Something's wrong with her.
Lexie: Why didn't you say so in the first place?
Sami: I don't know. I guess a bad doctor's better than none at all.
Lexie: Carrie, what happened?
Carrie: I felt really weak, and I got this pain.
Lexie: Where? Where does it hurt?
Carrie: [Moaning]
Lucas: Lexie, is she gonna be all right? Should we go to the hospital?
Carrie: [Moaning]
Alex: It's time for John Black to get what he deserves. In less than a minute, the world will finally be rid of him.
John: Well, Abraham...
Abe: Yeah.
John: What the hell is Doc doing here? Oh, my God! Doc! Doc!
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John: Marlena! Doc!
Abe: No! No! No! Look out! John.
John: Marlena! Doc! Hold on, Doc! I'll find a way to get you out of here..
Abe: John, get back here. Get back here.
John: I'm not leaving without her, Abe. Abraham, behind you! That son of a bitch North, right outside the window. [Sirens wailing]
Alex: Thank God Marlena's being rescued.
John: [Coughing]
Abe: The cabin -- it might be collapsing. Come on.
John: [Coughing]
Paramedics: What have we got?
Abe: The two of us are all right.
John: My wife was in the cabin when it blew.
Paramedics: All right, let's get her back to the rig.
John: It was arson. Find the evidence. I don't know if North wanted to kill me or Doc or both of us, but he's not getting away with it. [Coughing] Please, God, let her be okay.
Austin: Lexie, what is wrong with her?
Lexie: I can't make a definitive diagnosis until I've run some tests.
Sami: What? Is it serious?
Lexie: It could be. Let's go to the hospital. Who has a car?
Lucas: I do. I'll drive her.
Austin: Mine's parked right out front.
Lexie: It doesn't matter. Come on.
Billie: I don't see her anywhere. Do you?
Bo: Maybe she already took off with that creep.
Billie: Oh, God, don't say that, please.
Derrick: It's gonna be a hot party back at my place. I can't wait for you to meet the other girls.
Chelsea: Other girls?
Derrick: You'll love it.
Chelsea: Uh, that's not really my thing.
Derrick: Sure it is, baby. A hot chick like you has got to party. Drink up.
Chelsea: No, thanks. I don't want any more.
Derrick: Hey. When I say drink, you drink, okay?
Bo: Get the hell away from her.
Derrick: What the hell are you doing?
Bo: Shut it. She's my daughter.
Mimi: I should just tell the truth.
Kate: Mimi, what is wrong with you? After everything you've been through, you're just gonna give up your future just like that? You need to stop feeling so guilty and start thinking about all the people who are going to be hurt if the truth comes out.
Mimi: Belle and Shawn won't. Nope, they'll live happily ever after with their daughter.
Kate: That's not true because Belle is married to Philip now. They're a family. They have a daughter. They're very happy. Do you think she's staying up nights worrying about what's happening to you?
Mimi: Probably not. But if she's not being the best friend to me right now, I am being a terrible friend to her.
Kate: You're doing her the biggest favor that's ever been done to her. [ Exhales sharply] Mimi, you're in love with Shawn, right? He loves you. You're the best thing that's ever happened to him. What's the problem with that?
Mimi: The problem is I shouldn't have to lie to the man I'm about to marry. I shouldn't have to worry that he's in love with someone else.
Kate: Oh, my God. Mimi, you were on this roof. You were on this roof just a few days ago when Belle told Shawn that she's still in love with him, and what did he say to her? That he wants to be with you. Why are you so damn insecure?
Mimi: Oh, I don't know, Kate. Maybe because they've been in love with each other their whole lives. And if Shawn knew that he was Claire's real father, all of his dreams would come true and Belle's, too.
[Footsteps approaching]
Shawn D.: We shouldn't be up here. I told you I didn't want to do this.
Belle: Listen, I have to talk to you.
Shawn D.: Why?
Belle: To beg you. Please, please don't marry Mimi. You know that this wedding is a mistake. Don't do it.
Lucas: Lexie, what's next?
Lexie: We have to run some blood work and do a few tests.
Austin: What do you think is wrong with her?
Lexie: I can't confirm a diagnosis until we get her to the O.R. I spoke with Dr. Saunders, and we're fairly certain that she has acute appendicitis.
Austin: That's pretty straightforward, right?
Lexie: The sooner we get her into surgery, the better chance we have of avoiding complications.
Austin: You're gonna be okay.
Lexie: Okay, let's go.
Austin: I think we should go someplace private and pray for her.
Lucas: Yeah, let's go.
Sami: [Sighs]
Abe: Lexie...
Lexie: Abe, what are you --
Abe: It's Marlena. She was trapped in Lois Banks' cabin. There was an explosion.
Lexie: Oh, my God.
Abe: John got her out, but --
Paramedics: One, two, three.
John: She's got to make it. Just do whatever you have to do. Bring her back to us.
Patrick: Well, I hope you're in the mood for a warm bath.
Hope: Sounds like heaven.
Patrick: Okay, hold on. I'll get you in here. Okay, careful.
Hope: Okay. Oh. Oh, my gosh. Look at these flowers. Why did you do all this?
Patrick: Anything for you.
Derrick: She's your daughter?
Bo: Yeah.
Derrick: You can have her. She's a damn tease.
Bo: Get her out of here. She's underage, too. Did you know that?
Derrick: She doesn't look underage or act it either. Aah.
Billie: What's the matter with you? Do you have a death wish?
Chelsea: Maybe I do.
Billie: No, don't you ever say that -- ever! Listen to me, Chelsea. You listen to me. Do you have any idea what could happen to a girl who isn't paying attention? You need to protect yourself. Do you know where you could have wound up tonight? A place a lot worse than jail.
Chelsea: Like there's any place worse than jail.
Billie: Oh, there is, Chelsea. Believe me. I've been there -- both places. And for someone who says she is afraid of going to jail, then you should have no problem prejudicing a jury against you. You don't know, Chelsea. Someone in that bar could end up sitting on your jury. Another photo of you drunk in a bar? I don't think anyone will ever be able to get you off. Good. You're upset. I hope you are scared enough to start behaving well.
Derrick: Your little girl's a tramp. Did you know that?
Bo: What you got there, friend, huh? Bad news for you, partner. She's the daughter of a cop. Give me that. What is it you don't want me to see, huh? Aah!
Derrick: Cops need evidence. Too bad you ain't got any.
Bo: That's what you think.
Belle: Shawn, I know that you don't love Mimi with your whole heart. Don't make the same mistakes that I made. Don't -- don't go and make things worse by marrying somebody that you don't completely love.
Shawn D.: I thought we were done with this conversation. I am not gonna cancel my wedding to Mimi tomorrow. I will not do that to her.
Mimi: Not if you knew Claire was your baby.
Kate: Oh, my God.
Shawn D.: How can you tell me not to marry her? You married Philip. You made your choice. Now I am making mine. And I just want to make something very clear here. I do love Mimi. It might be different than what you and I had, but we are very happy together. My future is with her. We can't go back to the past. It's a waste of our lives, and we have so much love to give. Claire needs you. And Mimi and I cannot wait to be parents.
Belle: All right, will you just stop it? Will you just stop acting like you and Mimi are gonna go off and get married and live happily ever after?
Shawn D.: What are you talking about?
Belle: You're not going to. I will not let you. There is no way that I am gonna let you marry Mimi.
Sami: Look, Austin, I just meant --
Austin: Sami, I don't want to hear any more, okay?
Sami: Oh, God, Carrie is gonna be fine, especially with you two slobbering over her. God, she doesn't have to do anything, and she has every guy in a 5-mile radius chasing after her.
Lucas: If you're gonna talk bad about Carrie, you can leave.
Sami: Oh, give me a break!
Lucas: Go get a cup of coffee.
Sami: Carrie this, Carrie that. I swear to God, that's the story of my freakin' life.
Nurse 1: Did you hear what happened to Dr. Evans?
Nurse 2: You mean the attempted murder, the amnesia?
Nurse 1: No, just tonight. She was hurt in a fire.
Nurse 2: Really?
Nurse 1: They're not sure she's gonna make it.
Nurse 2: Oh, I can't believe that. [Equipment beeping]
Alex: How's Marlena? Is she gonna recover?
John: It's interesting that you would show up here. How'd you know where Marlena was? I'll tell you how. You were there at the cabin. You planned the explosion. You set Doc up to die, didn't you?
Patrick: Okay, here we go.
Hope: Oh.
Patrick: Careful. All right.
Hope: Okay. I feel so silly being carried around, but thank you...for everything. I do -- I feel a lot better.
Patrick: Good. Well, uh, good night, I guess.
Hope: Good night.
Chelsea: I feel really, really weird. I think he might have drugged my drink or something.
Bo: Yes, little girl, he did. One of these little beauties, you lose your power to resist. God knows what he'd be doing to you right now if your mom and I hadn't shown up when we did. Your little buddy Derrick didn't want me looking at his PDA. He tried to destroy it, but I found the memory stick. I wonder what kind of photos he was taking of you.
Chelsea: I wasn't even doing anything besides having a drink... which I know I shouldn't have been drinking.
Bo: I wonder what he was so interested in.
Billie: Oh. Uh, maybe Chelsea should go to her room.
Bo: No, no, no. I want her to see this. Come here. A picture is worth a thousand words.
Chelsea: Oh, my God, what is he doing? I didn't know he was doing that. Why is he doing that?
Bo: This is just the beginning. Let's see what else he's got here. [Exhales sharply] Yeah. Other young girls just like you. Takes them home, sexually abuses them. You know what? You act like you're at war with me and your mom. And we're the only ones trying to help you.
Chelsea: I need to lie down.
Billie: Do you want me to help you?
Chelsea: No. Um, no. Thank you for, um... just thank you.
Bo: How could she be so stupid?
Billie: I don't even know how to defend her this time. This is way beyond acting out.
Bo: Even if she's upset because I'm supporting Hope in this trial --
Billie: Which is exactly why she shouldn't be doing this. It'll prejudice the jury against her even more. My God, Bo, if we hadn't gotten to her when we did -- kids disappear in this country every day!
Bo: Well, with this evidence, I can put that scumball away for a very long time.
Billie: No. You can't.
John: Yeah, you set it up, North. You knew that Abraham and I would be coming up there looking for evidence, so you rigged the cabin to blow up as soon as we entered.
Alex: Wrong as usual, John.
John: I saw you through the window, damn it -- hanging around the cabin so you could enjoy watching Abraham and I do a slow burn. But what you didn't know until you looked in the window -- that Marlena was inside there. So, if she dies, it's because of the fire you set. Of course, that should make you a happy man, shouldn't it? The only thing that would make you happier is if I died right along with her.
Alex: I think a far more plausible explanation is that Lois [Clears throat] As we all knew to be insane, set a trap for me. She knew that as her executor, at some point in time I'd show up at her cabin to close it up. Oh, it was a death trap, all right, but it was set for me and maybe Marlena, too, but not you, John.
John: So, you're saying that Lois Banks knew all along she was about to die? You really expect us to believe that? Come on, Abraham. You were with me. I saw him through that window.
Abe: Yeah, I know you said that, but unfortunately, I didn't see him. Hopefully the arson squad will have something.
Alex: Yes, hopefully. Now, I would like to check on my wife's condition if you two are through with me.
John: Abraham, I swear to God, if she dies, I'm gonna take that man's life in my bare hands. And you heard me say it first.
Sami: What happened? I heard about my mom. There was a fire or something?
Abe: Don't get hysterical. Just calm down. Marlena's in serious condition, but they're working on her right now. Everything's gonna be all right.
Sami: It's John's fault, isn't it? Damn you. You promised to protect her, and yet, you never do. She always is in danger, and it's all your fault, John.
Nurse: Mr. Roberts, Dr. Carver asked me to update you.
Lucas: Is Carrie out of surgery already?
Nurse: She is. She's doing well. She's still unconscious, but she's stable.
Austin: That's great news.
Lucas: Yeah, it is. Can I see her?
Austin: I want to see her, too.
Nurse: Only one visitor at a time.
Lucas: She's living with me, so I should be there when she wakes up. Thanks.
Belle: All I know is that I love you. I've tried to stop. I -- I can't help it.
Shawn D.: I drove my bike through the window at St. Luke's. It's something my grandmother will probably never forgive me for, but it was all in a vain attempt to try and stop your marriage to Philip. No, please, just hear me out. You said it's a different kind of love that you have for Philip, and that is probably true. Sometimes I'm not even sure I know what love is. Is it something that happens to you or is it something that you make happen? But you said you loved Philip enough to marry him, and I love Mimi enough to marry her. And it's not a second best kind of love. It's different, but it's good. Mimi and I have a real chance to be happy here. We both want the same thing, starting with a child. And yeah, we have to adopt, but we're gonna love our kid just as much as you and Philip love Claire. And that is the bottom line here, is that you and Philip -- he's the father of your baby.
Mimi: [Sighs]
Shawn D.: Who's there?
[Equipment beeping]
Lucas: You're even beautiful after surgery. You really had me scared there. We've been spending so much time together, talking about your hopes and your dreams... our hopes and our dreams. You've been so disappointed lately, and I didn't -- I didn't want anything to happen to you before you found happiness. But you're gonna be fine. You're gonna be okay. You deserve to be so happy. You deserve to have a wonderful life. I just hope I'm the man that will give it to you.
Austin: [Thinking] I know Lucas is pushing you hard for a commitment, but you belong with me. I lost you once because I didn't fight hard enough for you. I'm not gonna let it happen again.
[Door opens]
Abe: Austin, you're just the person I'm looking for.
Austin: What's up?
Abe: It's Marlena. She's been in a fire. They're working on her right now. They're trying to save her life.
Austin: Well, um, yeah, how can I help?
Abe: Look, it's Sami. I mean, she's nearly hysterical. You just need to calm her down, reassure her. She trusts you.
Sami: Ever since the first day that my mom got involved with you, she has been in danger. Damn it, you weren't even supposed to be anywhere near her, and yet, she gets hurt, and you're right there. What did you do to her, John? Tell me what you did.
John: Listen, if you need to blame somebody, why don't you try blaming Alex North? He's the one who set up that cabin to blow in the first place. So, if your mother dies, her blood is gonna be on that man's hands.
Sami: If she dies? What are you saying? You think my mom is gonna die?
Hope: Patrick... I want you.
Hope: Patrick?
Patrick: [Clears throat] Yeah?
Hope: Thank you for being such a good friend.
Patrick: Sure. Why don't you get some sleep now? [Sighs] Stop dreaming.. Hope's a married woman. She belongs with her husband. [Sighs]
Billie: If you go public with that evidence, the media will jump all over it, and it'll practically guarantee that Chelsea will go to jail for vehicular manslaughter and leaving the scene of a crime. Do you really want to do that to your own daughter?
Bo: What about the other parents' daughters who get caught up in this guy's sick games? He has got to be stopped. You have been there, Billie. You know what could have happened to her if he got her back to his house.
Billie: And I also know what could happen to Chelsea if she goes to jail because I've been there, too, Bo. And that is not a situation I want Chelsea having to fight every day for however many years they sentence her to.
Bo: I'm a cop. You were, too. What about the oath that we took to uphold the law? We just throw that out the window every chance we get? What about seeing justice done?
Billie: I'm sorry, Bo, but you have got to stop thinking like a cop for a second, okay? Your job comes second to being a father. Now, Chelsea is in a lot of trouble. She's acting out, but she is not entirely to blame. You could have said no when she asked you for the keys to your car. I'm sorry. I know it hurts to hear me say that, but as much as you want Hope to forgive you and stand by you, Chelsea is begging you to do the same for her. So am I. Please don't throw your daughter's life away. You've already lost one child. If Chelsea goes to jail, you will lose her, too. Do you really want to do that to her... to me... to yourself?
[Birds chirping]
Hope: What's going to happen to us, Bo?
Bo: Yeah, I want what's best for Chelsea, too, but right now I don't know what that is. I do know that I want this molester off the streets before he hurts any other young girls.
Billie: I won't let you do it, Bo. I will not let you do it to Chelsea. I don't know how, but I will figure out a way to get to this guy.
Bo: I know how I can take care of Chelsea. It's illegal, but...
Billie: What are you gonna do?
Bo: Well, we'll just delete these files that she's in so no one will know that she was ever involved. But I'll still have the files with the other girls, so I'll have the evidence to prosecute that creep.
[Chuckles] I love her, too.
Chelsea: [Thinking] Good work, mom. Nice start. Now just keep getting closer to dad, and maybe I won't have to serve any time at all.
Shawn D.: [Sighs] Nobody else is up here.
Belle: You know, if you marry Mimi tomorrow, we can't ever have the future we dreamed about.
Shawn D.: I know. But that's the way it has to be. It's the best thing for everybody, especially Claire.
Kate: My two-faced daughter-in-law is trying to ruin your life. We have to make sure she doesn't do anything to stop the wedding.
Mimi: What's the use? If Shawn knew he was Claire's real father, he'd obviously want to be with Belle. Don't I deserve a man who really loves me?
Kate: Do you love Shawn?
Mimi: So much it hurts.
Kate: Then don't say anything about the baby. And you'll be Mrs. Shawn Brady tomorrow and for the rest of your life.
Mimi: But how --
Kate: Don't worry about anything. I'll take care of it. I'm going to take care of everything.
[Equipment beeping]
Lucas: You're my destiny. I knew it. I knew it when I was much younger, but -- but I gave up. I didn't think I was worthy. But maybe it's best because now we're really ready for each other. No one -- no one can keep us apart.
Carrie: Austin...
Sami: I don't care what you say. Just tell me what happened. Tell me she's gonna be okay. She's gonna live, John, right?
Austin: Come on.
Sami: Austin, my mom --
Austin: I know. Abe told me.
Sami: What if she doesn't make it?
Austin: It's okay. I'm here.
John: Eye for an eye, North. If Marlena dies, you're next. How is she, Lexie?
Lexie: [Sighs] I'm afraid the news isn't good.
Carrie: Are you telling me I could be infertile?
Sami: Remember us and forget about Alex North.
Alex: Then I want to see her.
John: No way. You're the lousy bastard that set that explosion that almost killed her.
Belle: I wish Claire were Shawn's child. Everything would be a whole lot easier, wouldn't it?
Bo: If Belle wasn't married, would Mimi be the woman you chose to marry and spend the rest of your life with?
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|Ballet and Books
Event Type: Kids Program - Storytimes
Date: 3/25/2017
Start Time: 10:00 AM
End Time: 10:45 AM
Kids ages 3-7, drop in and bring your dancing feet! Come and listen to dance stories while we practice our ballet moves. Feel free to bring your tutus! Children must be accompanied by a caregiverMAP
Location: Large Meeting Room A&B
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In a recent comment about Certainty the reader wrote, "The book was a Christian read with some scifi thrown in. I liked the book though." I actually didn't write the book as a statement about Christianity. Praying just happens to be what MacKenzie does when she's troubled. That's her character. It's how she sees the world.
There are really girls who pray. I wanted to acknowledge them and to write about that particular way of seeing life.
I find a certain light and confidence in knowing there is a God who knows who we are and understands our experiences. I would wish that light and confidence for everyone, but I have a deep, profound respect for free will. It is a beautiful, glorious and sometimes tragic thing. I'm not here to force you to change your way of thinking. I'm okay with you finding your own path.
If you find something beautiful about the way MacKenzie worked through her problems, then that is awesome. And if you are like MacKenzie, then know you are not alone.


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Bank Holiday Music: The Handsome Lennies + more
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- The Bath Brew House, Bath
Bank Holiday Music: The Handsome Lennies + more
We've got an utterly spectacular Bank Holiday Weekend of free, live music for you, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings chock-full of superb acts. Here's what's happening on Friday:
7pm: Your host, Justin, kicks off proceedings on guitar and vocals
8pm: Maryell Finisterre gets you in the mood for the weekend with beautiful jazz and pop covers.
9-11pm: And headlining are the HANDSOME LENNIES! This three-piece acoustic band use tight vocal harmonies to play a selection of classic covers, ...
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There is problems when someone did you wrong, you cut off, they approach you again, in a way pretending that now they are conscious ( about the cause and effect of things) but then they do the same thing…now you can,t say that there is no hope for that person because they may change the third time, the problem is that you probably have no time for this, so you cut off again since they obviously have no notion of the meaning of r-e-s-p-e-c-t, now, you only ensure that they cannot play with your feelings and emotions with the sole egoic intent to bring their chaos into your life which of course you cannot accept under no circumstances.
Some people have a toxic need to break the harmony and to cause dissension in this world, to get attention, even if only for being a distraction.
Many of these reactions have an origin in bio chemical imbalances in the brain depending on the input of energy and energetic fields into the body ( food intake, toxins, information, radiation, sound waves and etc).
Probable seeds of mental insanity.
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Anna Maria MULHERN1866 - 1933
Name Anna Maria MULHERN Born 22 Feb 1866 [1] Gender Female Died 11 Feb 1933 Orillia, Simcoe Co., Ontario [2] Buried St Columbkille RC Cemetery, Uptergrove, Mara Twp. Person ID I557 James Kelly and Hannorah Mulhern Last Modified 22 Aug 2015
Family Aaron DRAKE, b. 23 Jan 1857, Mara Twp. Ontario Co. , d. 02 Sep 1920, Mara Twp. Ontario Co. Children 1. Elizabeth DRAKE, b. 04 Apr 1886, d. 08 Apr 1971 2. Teresa Patricia DRAKE, b. 22 Feb 1896, Mara Twp. Ontario Co. North, Ont. , d. 1972 Family ID F173 Group Sheet
- [S35] 1901 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com, (Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;;), Mara Twp., page10, family 86.
- [S6] obituary, The Orillia Packet & Times.
From the Orillia Packet and Times, 9 March, 1933
Mrs. John Gallagher
The death of Mrs. Gallagher, of Orillia, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulhern, of Brechin, came as a shock to her many friends and relatives on Saturday, February 11, in her sixty-seventh year, at her home in Orillia. Before her marriage to Mr. Gallagher, she was Mrs. Aaron Drake and resided for many years on her farm in Mara. She leaves to mourn her loss, beside her husband, four daughters, Mrs. John Lambe, (sic)Spokane, Washington; Mrs. John Clitheroe, Uptergrove, Mrs. Arthur Donnelly and Mrs. Jerry Maloney, both of Brechin; five sisters and five brothers, Mrs. John Johnston, Toronto; Mrs. D.A. McPherson, Woodville; Mrs. James Holman, Vancouver; Mrs. Henry Walloston, Spokane, Washington; Mrs. Louis McRae, Winnipeg; John, Edward, Michael and Finbar in Vancouver, B.C., and Martin, of Brechin. Her first husband predeceased her twelve years ago, her elder son, John Edward, twenty-two years ago, and her younger son Philip, eight years ago. The funeral was held on Tuesday, February 14, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Donnelly, to St. Columbkille?s Church, Uptergrove, where requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Coleman. Interment was made in St. Columbkille?s Cemetery, Uptergrove, the pallbearers being Messrs. John Mugan, William Kelly, James Barbour, Martin Brennan, Jos. Kennedy, and Jos. Tyrrell. Many beautiful flowers and spiritual bouquets were received by the bereaved family from sympathizing friends.
- [S35] 1901 Census of Canada, Ancestry.com, (Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;;), Mara Twp., page10, family 86.


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In the fall when I clean out my coop before winter, I spread the coop litter right on my garden since I won't be planting for at least six months. That gives the manure enough time to lose much of its moisture and stop producing the pathogens (they don't multiply and thrive in conditions that lack the correct moisture and nutrients) and also gives all the nitrogen in the manure to seep into the soil. "Hot" nitrogen can burn plant leaves, so that's another good reason to let your chicken manure age before using it in the garden. The ammonia fumes and nitrogen levels in fresh manure are greatly reduced in just 4-5 weeks time.
1. Mix with Litter & Manure for Composting:
2. Direct Application:
If you are interested in learning more about composting and different ways of using your chicken manure in the garden - including how to make chicken poop "tea" and how to use the deep litter method in your winter coop - pick up a copy of my book Gardening with Chickens. There's a whole chapter devoted to composting! Gardening with Chickens is available from Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and various feed stores and garden centers around the country.
Happy composting ❤


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Last week I read…
Tempest by Julie Cross
It's a Book by Lane Smith
Black Butler, Volume 7 by Yana Toboso
and I listened to The Probability of Miracles by Wendy Wunder
I reviewed…
Ouran High School Host Club, Volume 17 by Bisco Hatori
Dead To You by Lisa McMann
Love, Splat by Rob Scotton
It's a Book by Lane Smith
This week I'm reading…
Healer by Carol Cassella
Claire is at the start of her medical career when she falls in love with Addison Boehning, a biochemist with blazing genius and big dreams. A complicated pregnancy deflects Claire's professional path, and she is forced to drop out of her residency. Soon thereafter Addison invents a simple blood test for ovarian cancer, and his biotech start-up lands a fortune. Overnight the Boehnings are catapulted into a financial and social tier they had never anticipated or sought: they move into a gracious Seattle home and buy an old ranch in the high desert mountains of eastern Washington, and Claire drifts away from medicine to become a full-time wife and mother. Then Addison gambles everything on a cutting-edge cancer drug, and when the studies go awry, their comfortable life is swept away. Claire and her daughter, Jory, move to a dilapidated ranch house in rural Hallum, where Claire has to find a job until Addison can salvage his discredited lab. Her only offer for employment comes from a struggling public health clinic, but Claire gets more than a second chance at medicine when she meets Miguela, a bright Nicaraguan immigrant and orphan of the contra war who has come to the United States on a secret quest to find the family she has lost. As their friendship develops, a new mystery unfolds that threatens to destroy Claire's family and forces her to question what it truly means to heal.
A Million Suns by Beth Revis
Godspeed was fueled by lies. Now it is ruled by chaos.
It's been three months since Amy was unplugged. The life she always knew is over. And everywhere she looks, she sees the walls of the spaceship Godspeed. But there may just be hope: Elder has assumed leadership of the ship. He's finally free to enact his vision – no more Phydus, no more lies.
But when Elder discovers shocking news about the ship, he and Amy race to discover the truth behind life on Godspeed. They must work together to unlock a puzzle that was set in motion hundreds of years earlier, unable to fight the romance that's growing between them and the chaos that threatens to tear them apart.
Desired by Nicola Cornick
Teresa, Dowager Marchioness of Darent, is rumored to have exhausted her four deceased husbands with her insatiable needs. So it's no surprise that every rake in the ton wants to bed her. If they only knew…through clever marriages to men who would ask nothing of her physical self, Tessa has remained rather innocent in the ways of the bedroom. But now she's on the verge of losing everything and wants to take care of the stepson she's grown to adore.
Enter Captain Owen Purchase. The handsome American adventurer has come into the title of Viscount Rothbury. And the rumors surrounding his injuries at sea suggest that he could fit Tessa's requirements. But little does Tessa realize that the gossipmongers are wrong. She just might lose her heart, and her desires, to the most unlikely of men….
Chain Reaction by Simone Elkeles
Luis Fuentes has always been sheltered from the gang violence that nearly destroyed his brothers' lives. But that didn't stop him from taking risks—whether he's scaling a mountain in the Rockies or dreaming of a future as an astronaut, Luis can't stop looking for the next thrill.
Nikki Cruz lives her life by three rules—boys lie to get their way, don't trust a boy who says "I love you," and never date a boy from the south side of Fairfield. Her parents may be from Mexico, but as a doctor's daughter, she has more in common with her north-side neighbors than the Latino Blood at her school. Then she meets Luis at Alex's wedding, and suddenly, she's tempted to break all her rules.
Getting Nikki to take a chance on a southsider is Luis's biggest challenge, until he finds himself targeted by Chuy Soto, the new head of the Latino Blood. When Chuy reveals a disturbing secret about Luis's family, the youngest Fuentes finds himself questioning everything he's ever believed to be true. Will his feelings for Nikki be enough to stop Luis from entering a dark and violent world and permanently living on the edge?
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I always pick an isle seat for two reasons. I can stretch my legs and in the unlikely event of a window breach I am farther away from that monster vacuum cleaner trying to purge from the aircraft.(Written on 04/27/2018)(Permalink)
Anytime we are onboard an aircraft the seatbelt should be fastened. Sudden unexpected turbulence could propel you upward against the overhead baggage bin and break your neck. I don't know if the violent outflow from that window shattering could have sucked her out from under the seat belt, but without the belt you would instantly go out that hole. It is like a vacuum cleaner times 1000.(Written on 04/27/2018)(Permalink)
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Looked like wind shear caused it to drop in right at the end causing the hard landing and bounce.(Written on 03/14/2018)(Permalink)
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Another sane pro-American development under President Trump.(Written on 01/20/2018)(Permalink)
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Sorry, I should have qualified my response. I'm only referring to Eisenhower forward and I forgot to include Kennedy. He was great. Too bad he was killed, he would have done many great things for the country he loved. I also liked Harry Truman a lot. A fellow Missourian. Starting with Washington of course there were a lot of REAL Americans, but also a lot who weren't so good for our Constitutional Republic.(Written on 10/27/2017)(Permalink)
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Applications due for the Biggio Center's Summer Course (Re)Design seminar by March 2
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The Biggio Center has offered Summer Course (Re)Design seminars to support faculty teaching effectiveness, efficiency and student learning since 2015. This summer it will offer two specific types of course redesign seminars: hybrid, which is designed to help STEM faculty strengthen their use of web-enhanced instruction, and face-to-face. Both seminar types will prepare faculty to use research based instructional strategies to support active learning in both on-campus and online learning spaces.
This year's seminars will be held in the new Mell Classroom Building at the RBD Library. Faculty selected to participate will receive $2,500 in stipend funds, excluding fringe and benefits. Lunch will be provided Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
To learn more about both seminars and apply, please visit the Biggio Center's website.


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Dropping stitches...yikes.
Okay. I've started my clapotis and have managed to get to row 8 of the first repeat of section 3 with nary a snag. In fact, it zipped right along. It's pretty much straight stockinette, with a few twists (pun intended) to keep you paying at least some attention. My fabric is luscious and just what I had hoped for (I'm using the recommended Lorna's Laces Lion & Lamb). So far so good. Now I've reached the point in the pattern where the alleged "fun" begins. Dropping stitches. On purpose. Does anyone have any light to shed on the directive that reads, "P1, remove marker, drop next st, let it drop down several rows, pick up top bar with left needle to form a new st (make sure this st isn't twisted)..." How does one do this? How do you make sure that the stitch doesn't continue to unravel beyond where you want it to? Is there some way to make sure that you're unraveling the same number of rows on subsequent dropped stitches? I have little experience with such things and a complete inability to visualize where these instructions will take me. Am I thinking too much about this? Do I just need to have faith? I've decided to work on a friend's very safe baby blanket until I get some assurances that I'm not about to wreck my clapotis simply by following the instructions.


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His dad loved it... I think he was the only one. Lincoln tried to keep it for another week, but just couldn't hack it.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
What facial hair can do to a man
His dad loved it... I think he was the only one. Lincoln tried to keep it for another week, but just couldn't hack it.
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- Serena Cherry said...
I loved this post! I was laughing when you were saying that he didn't look Amish because Chris actually was confused as an Amish person with his facial hair! Well, technically when he told them he was Mormon, they thought that WAS Amish but she still thought her sister bought vegetables from "his people." Ha! Anyway, I also have to say I love that story of him showing up at your work! Classic! I can totally imagine your reaction. Great stuff!
- February 12, 2009 at 9:05 PM
- Sarah said...
Oh, how I loved this post too! The evolution of Lincoln's facial hair. Well, Dan has been through all of those looks too. I myself prefer Dan with facial hair. I think he looks better with it. Dan did the mustache for a long time and that really creeped me out. Lincoln dressed up in his "costume" really creeped me out too! I thought that was hilarious. And I loved that you tried to convince your client that he doesn't usually look like that. I guess I have to say, Lincoln rocked all the different types of facial hair very well!
- February 16, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- nikki said...
That is awesome! One time Cameron had a little mustache after we did Reach the Beach the first time. I almost died when I saw him. I said, "What is that?" and not very nicely I might add. it's a good thing he wasn't being serious because that could have offended him and we might have never gotten married. I love the progression of styles.
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Assume that on your way to work you see a child drowning in a near by pond. You are his only option for safety seeing that you are the only one around. If you don't act to save the child, he will probably drown. However, saving him means ruining your new shoes, your clothes, and making yourself late for work. "What should you do?" Most everyone that I know would respond that you should save the child, I mean why not? Compared to the value of his life, ruining your new shoes, muddying your clothes, and making yourself late for work don't matter at all. Most of us are absolutely certain that we wouldn't hesitate to save a drowning child. Yet while thousands of children die each day, we spend money on things we take for granted and would hardly notice if they were not there. Is that so wrong? (Singer, 12). There are countless debates on this predicament. In this essay I will explain some of them. I will first describe the utilitarianism view by Singer, and the deontology view by Kant, after that I will apply what both of them have to say to the drowning child situation, and conclude on my view. Peter Singer is a utilitarian. Utilitarianism in philosophy is a doctrine that the morally correct course of action consists in the greatest good for the greatest number, that is, in maximizing the total benefit resulting, without regard to the distribution of benefits and burdens. Singer gives his argument like this- First Premise: Suffering and death from lack of food, shelter, and medical care is bad. Second Premise: If it is in your power to prevent something bad from happening, without sacrificing anything nearly as important, it is wrong not to do so. Third Premise: By donating to aid agencies, you can prevent suffering from lack of food, shelter, and medical care, without sacrificing anything nearly as important. Conclusion: Therefore, if you do not donate to aid agencies, you are doing something wrong, this action is morally right...
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Here's President Trump's perspective and self analysis about his first 100 days:
"I truly believe that the first 100 days of my Administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history," Trump says in his weekly address, released Friday, a day ahead of the 100 day milestone. "In just fourteen weeks, my administration has brought profound change to Washington."
"Our companies are doing better –- they just announced fantastic profits -– all because of what's happened in this rather short period of time," Trump says. "And that's just the beginning. We're putting in a massive tax cut for the middle class and for business. It's going to have an enormous effect."
"Most importantly, we're bringing back jobs," he says. "You asked the people of Michigan; you asked the people of Ohio; you can ask the people of Pennsylvania. See what's happening. See the car companies come roaring back in. They don't want to leave. They want to stay here. They want a piece of the action."
"The massive Keystone Pipeline, the Dakota Pipeline -– tens of thousands of jobs right there. And so many other businesses. We're really proud of what we're doing."
On Justice Gorsuch, Trump says, "A truly great judge, Neil Gorsuch, now sits on the United States Supreme Court. Justice Gorsuch is deeply devoted to our Constitution. My Administration is the first in the modern political era to confirm a new Supreme Court Justice in the first 100 days – the last time it happened was 136 years ago in 1881."
But above all, is "the renewal of the American Spirit. As long as we have faith in each other, and trust in God, then the sun will always shine on our very Glorious Republic."


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But wait! A reissue (2007) gave us Chris Kimsey's mix. It's much more aggressive than Mendelsohn's piss poor effort. I can hear guitars! I can hear bass! I can hear... I can hear Jaz Coleman being bland. Aw, shit. It still sucks.
Songs of Least Fail: Adorations; Wintergardens
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Reporters Without Borders criticizes police violence against journalists in Chile
Reporters Without Borders criticized police violence against local and international journalists covering protests in Chile, and expressed concern for the safety of journalists in a statement released Monday, March 19.
In the statement, Reporters Without Borders noted that of 179 countries, Chile dropped from number 33 to 80 in the World Press Freedom Index published earlier this year, adding that the situation for journalists is not improving.
For example, the organization mentioned the assaults and detentions of journalists, among these Félix Madariaga and Jason Suder, as examples of "abuses of law enforcements" that are happening in Chile.
Such a situation has not existed in Chile since the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship, according to Radio Universidad de Chile, which blamed the current government of Sebastián Piñera for "monitoring, persuading, and ultimately suppressing journalists" with the intention of maintaining public order.
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"Where faith begins, anxiety ends; where anxiety begins, faith ends" George Mueller
I don't worry about things. After all, what's the point of fretting? Anxiety isn't going to influence our circumstances or erase our difficulties, and it certainly isn't going to add time to our lives (Matt 6:27). Worry is an incredibly impractical and expensive activity. It drains us of our joy, it threatens our health and offers nothing in return. There is no upside to worry, and that is why I refuse to do it. I panic.
Last week I was driving through Louisville. It was a crisp fall afternoon and I was reminded of the time I spent there as a seminary student. Those were the good old days—I was poor, tired, and very very green. Louisville is a wonderful city, it was good to be back, and as we drove down familiar streets and past favorite haunts, there was a lot to reminisce over. There was the store that sharpened scissors (amazingly, it's still open), and to our right was Heine Bro's coffee shop (many theological conundrums were solved there). I felt nostalgic in my old hunting grounds. That was, until I looked out my rear view mirror.
Rising from behind the car was a thin trail of white vapor. Being a brisk day, the exhaust fumes were condensing and were visible through the mirror. There is nothing noteworthy in what I saw and yet it catapulted me back to a time of panic. As a student I was preoccupied with vapor trails. Kentucky has mandatory emissions testing and if your vehicle was overly noxious, you were obligated to repair it or upgrade it. That meant that if my little Hyundai Accent was found to be too profuse, I was going to be further impoverished. And so, I would drive the streets of Louisville constantly looking to the rear trying to eyeball how much trouble I was in.
Remembering those panicky moments, I have to admit, they were a waste of time, energy, and happiness. The car never failed a test, it never required expensive repairs, and I was never in any real trouble. To think that I had surrendered the tranquility of beautiful fall days in favor of imagined fears is discouraging. What a waste! Worse still, I still do it. I still watch for vapor trails—not literally of course, but there are times that I find myself looking for trouble where there is none. Most often, these bouts happen when I am tired and poor in spirit. With my reserves low, the jagged edges of dread can penetrate my thoughts and leave a mark.
The obvious solution to this discomfort is to stay healthy. But even with sufficient rest, a good diet, and enough exercise, I cannot vanquish worry. There is a spiritual component that cannot be forgotten, an essential asset that must be used. The gospel reminds us that in every need and circumstance, my efforts are inadequate, and Jesus' sacrifice is sufficient. Jesus is able to complete what I cannot control, and this is reason for peace. God's Word reminds me that He is actively involved in my life and is busy arranging its circumstances to accomplish His glory and my good.
And if I practice this awareness, my vision is forward focused. No longer do I look over my shoulder for potential threats, I look to the future, knowing that my savior has shaped the way. My deliverer, my savior, my provider is present and I have no reason to fear. I am still in process, so I will probably panic again, but I pray that I will have sufficient wits about me to cut my eyes to the fore, keep calm, and carry on. I hope that you do the same.
"Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in every way. The Lord be with you all." (2 Thessalonians 3:16, ESV)