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vCenter 6.0 VCSA Deployment
This article covers the deployment on the vCenter 6.0 VCSA, you will see that this process is radically different from previous processes.Read more vCenter 6.0 VCSA Deployment
NUMA and vNUMA made simple!
What is NUMA? Most modern CPU's, Intel new Nehalem's and AMD's veteran Opteron are NUMA architectures. NUMA stands for Non-Uniform Memory Access. Each CPU get assigned its own "local" memory, CPU and memory together form a NUMA node (as shown in the diagram below). Memory access [...]Read more NUMA and vNUMA made simple!
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VMware Distributed Switches (dvSwitch)
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Understanding Resource Pools in VMware
It is my experience that resource pools are nearly a four letter word in the virtualization world. Typically I see a look of fear or confusion when I bring up the topic, or I see people using them as folders. Even with some other great resources out there that discuss this topic, a lack of […]Read more Understanding Resource Pools in VMware
vCloud Director and vCenter Proxy Service Failure
Over the past couple of weeks I have spent some time working with VMware vCloud Director 5.1. I will also be producing multiple other guides for vCloud Director as I use it more over the coming months. One issue that we have hit a few times was the vCD cell stopped working properly (Multi-cell [...]Read more vCloud Director and vCenter Proxy Service Failure
How to view which Virtual Machines have Snapshots in VMware
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The thunderstorm today was wild and completely wonderful. The sunset came in a thousand colours afterwards.
Before the storm, I worked with a student. We laughed and made plans for her future; it felt like all these paths were dancing in front of her and we were playing, moulding her options into shapes, because sometimes it feels that way, that the future is something you can build with your hands. That's true, and… it isn't.
Sometimes the future comes at you and says, "Here, catch this." Sometimes the future is something you never planned, and suddenly you're sitting inside it going, "What just happened?" And then you have a new path to walk—it has trees you didn't expect to see and a prickly underbrush, and different earth under your feet, and around the corner are caves and cliffs and maybe bears.
I don't know what I'm saying exactly other than this: I sat with someone extraordinary later, after the storm, and told her she was loved.
I sat and talked about points of light and how love can feel like that, lanterns floating through the dark, surrounding you as you travel. I talked about mountains and how sometimes the only way to climb one is to not look at the mountain. I talked about small, good things. About the feel of your hands around a cup of tea and toweling your face after a shower. I—we— talked about love and sorrow and emptiness and music and painting and writing. We talked about holding on.
I could have talked about the storm, but I forgot. I forgot to talk about how the wind came up like witches were taking off on all their brooms and the water slammed into the windows sideways and how the sky turned electric and the garden blurred. And how the dog leaped up as I opened the back door and she came hurtling in, her whole body a thank you. How everything outside felt like it was shouting, "Here I am! Wild, uncontainable, impossible, indescribable. Here I am, all my parts and pieces, look at me, I'm whole, I'm everywhere, I am glorious and startling and alive. Here! Here! HERE."
Here we are. There was a storm. Wasn't it extraordinary?
Here we are—we are the storm, and all the colours afterwards.
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On 31 Mar 2004, at 20:15, Pier Fumagalli wrote: > On 31 Mar 2004, at 19:55, Hamilton Verissimo de Oliveira (Engenharia - > SPO) wrote: >> -----Mensagem original----- >> De: Pier Fumagalli [mailto:email@example.com] >> >>>> I don't understand what you base that "yes" on. Will the >>>> classloading >>>> work? Yes, it will. But will *the* *rest* of the system work? You >>>> have >>>> no guarantee at all. >>> >>> I wrote 3 servlet containers in my life... :-) I can guarantee that >>> class loading _will_ work, and it will be entirely transparent by >>> component/composer classes. >> >> Falaccy (Appeal to authority) >> http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/appeal-to-authority.html > > Ok, bad call... But as a proof I wrote some code :-) Bad call again... :-) Let me explain... The class loading code is trivial, it is done by the JVM in itself, it doesn't rely on anything weird, undocumented, or in any reason "strange" or custom built. Blocks exactly behave like webapps from a class loading perspective, no more, no less. That said, during the design of the last two Servlet specifications, the idea of proxy classes came out here and there, but always ditched because: A) servlet contexts lookup is not often used, and when you do it, you gotta know what you're doing B) the JDK 1.2 lack of proxy classes doesn't allow to have decoupling of requested instance / requestor C) given that servlet context lookup is based on "Object" keys, rather than "Class" role-interfaces the cross-context lookup mechanism would have to be deprecated entirely and rewritten from scratch With my take on the kernel I had a completely clean whiteboard to fill up, that's why I used every single bit of functionality I could find in the VM to implement what I needed (and that came out to be what Stefano required for blocks). That's why the code is so small, if I could save 2 lines of code by relying on something that the VM provided (collections, for example) I did it... In the last revision I also found that the URLClassLoader (by digging up in the JVM sources) provided an "addURL()" call, which basically meant that I didn't have to write a class loader myself (apart from a simple inner class that re-exposes the protected addURL) As I said again and again, I'm not reinventing the wheel, I'm just looking at the JVM with a whiteboard marker in my left hand, and the pile of requirements in my right, and when you do it with a fresh perspective forgetting about what was there "before" you'll see that there are some pretty amazing stuff in there... I'm not saying "my solution is THE solution", I'm just saying that it works (buggy, yeah, but no core issues AFAICS), and before saying something like "it won't work", take a step back, look at the code, and look at the JVM.. Pier
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Google's brand-new feature which starts searching for your items before you've even pressed 'Search', is fine unless you're looking for 'lesbian' or 'bisexual' things.
Google Instant "excludes certain terms related to pornography, violence and hate speech," says the net giant. Unfortunately, 'lesbian' and 'bisexual' – reasonable terms used to refer to someone's sexual orientation – are included on that list.
Meanwhile, the words 'homosexual', 'gay', 'queer', 'dyke', 'transvestite', and 'transgender' are OK to be used, while the word 'faggot' is not – wisely, as the word often regarded as 'hate speech'.
"'Lesbian' and 'bisexual' are not pornography, violence, or hate speech," notes US-based lobby website Change.org. "It seems discriminatory for Google to place lesbian and bisexual in the porn category. They are valid identities, and they should be accepted by Google as appropriate and allowable search terms."
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SOURCE: DHX Media Ltd.
February 13, 2017 07:00 ET
Deal highlights DHX Media as a 'go-to' content provider for global SVOD market
HALIFAX, NS--(Marketwired - February 13, 2017) - DHX Media (or the "Company") (TSX: DHX.A) (TSX: DHX.B) (NASDAQ: DHXM), the world's leading independent, pure-play children's content company, has licensed more than three-dozen kids' series to Amazon Prime Video's new subscription-video-on-demand (SVOD) service in India.
Thom Chapman, Territory Manager at DHX Media, said: "This volume deal highlights the scale of our library, and our ability to deliver a wide-ranging slate of great kids' shows to leading streaming platforms as they expand globally. With Amazon Prime Video taking up our programming for the emerging SVOD market in India, we are boosting our international presence and underscoring our reputation as a trusted 'go-to' distributor of quality kids' content."
DHX Media titles licensed by Amazon for the region include such evergreen shows as Caillou, Inspector Gadget and Strawberry Shortcake, as well as hits such as Johnny Test, Kid vs Kat, and many more.
This latest content pact follows a vast offering of DHX Media shows already available through Amazon Prime Video in other key territories globally. Last year, Amazon licensed the DHX Media original series Looped, exclusively for its members in the U.S., as well as adding library content to the U.S. Prime Video catalogue. In the U.K and Germany, Prime members can enjoy more than three-dozen DHX Media kids' shows including Teletubbies, Messy Goes to Okido and Hank Zipzer.
About DHX MediaDHX Media Ltd. (www.dhxmedia.com) is the world's leading independent, pure-play children's content company. Owner of the world's largest independent library of children's content, at more than 12,500 half-hours, the Company is recognized globally for such brands as Teletubbies, Yo Gabba Gabba!, Caillou, In the Night Garden, Inspector Gadget, Make It Pop, Slugterra and the multiple award-winning Degrassi franchise. As a content producer and owner of intellectual property, DHX Media delivers shows that children love, licensing its content to major broadcasters and streaming services worldwide. Through its subsidiary, WildBrain, DHX Media also operates one of the largest networks of children's content on YouTube. The company's robust consumer products program generates royalties from merchandise based on its much-loved children's brands. Headquartered in Canada, DHX Media has offices in 15 cities globally, and is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (DHX.A and DHX.B) and the NASDAQ Global Select Market (DHXM).
Disclaimer This press release contains "forward-looking statements" under applicable securities laws with respect to DHX Media including, without limitation, statements regarding the company's continued ability to sell a range of programs to international platforms. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, such statements involve risks and uncertainties and are based on information currently available to the Company. Actual results or events may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations, among other things, include risk factors discussed in materials filed with applicable securities regulatory authorities from time to time including matters discussed under "Risk Factors" in the Company's most recent Annual Information Form and annual Management Discussion and Analysis, which also form part of the Company's annual report on Form 40-F filed with the SEC. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof, and the Company assumes no obligation to update or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances, except as required by law.
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While travelling with a baby the luggage almost doubles up in size because of the several baby essentials that needs to be carried along. The most important essentials like the medicines, diapers, wipes and lotions are need quite frequently.
The best way to keep them handy and organized while on the go is to use baby diaper bags. It is a bag that is specially designed with pockets to store diapers and baby wipes and a few other items to make it convenient for mothers who are travelling with their little babies.
Important Things to Consider Before Buying Best Baby Diaper Bag:
Finding the ideal diaper bag always seems a problem for parents. Here are the things that you must consider while buying the right diaper bag for all purposes.
- Before style and design look for convenience. Your ideal diaper bag must be big enough and spacious to hold all the essential stuff that you need. Check the insides and the size of the pockets carefully before buying.
- The bag should have several separate pockets or compartments to hold the diapers and wipes, baby creams, powders and lotions, feeding bottles and some other necessary things. If there is a separate pouch for wipes or an insulated case for bottles, you are making the right choice.
- Check the quality of the handles and the fabric before buying. Even if you have to pay a few bucks extra do not compromise on the quality of the bags as it hugely affects the travelling experience. You surely wouldn't want the bag to rip apart suddenly on the road after you have stuffed it with items.
- Always check whether the bag that you are buying has adjustable straps for carrying it on the shoulder too like a shoulder bag or a backpack. This feature is extremely useful when you need to hold the baby in your hands.
- Check out the best brands and read all the reviews before choosing the right bag for yourself.
Considerable Features of Diaper Bags:
- Several pockets: There should be enough pockets in the bags to handle all the stuff needed by the baby or the mother. It should have a spacious and convenient design to hold all the essential things in an organized manner.
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Skip Hop is a well known brand that has been producing essential products for little babies and toddlers. It is a global lifestyle brand whose products are smartly designed to increase the convenience of parents and bring joy to their lives.
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- There are two elastic mesh pockets on both the sides to fit in bottles. This makes it extremely suitable for travelling.
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Delightful place names of Tasmania
Australia has some weird and wonderful place names, and investigating colourfully-named locations can be a great excuse for wandering off the main roads. I've done this in Tasmania, which has its fair share of odd and quaint labels.
On the road to Nowhere Else
Names like Fern Tree or Flowery Gully are straightforward, as they describe what you'll find there. Cape Grim is an appropriate name for somewhere with such an overcast, damp and windy climate. I didn't spot the hollow tree which I assume Hollow Tree was named after, but I did see a penguin at the town of Penguin.
Some names are alluring, almost begging to be visited. Are the localities of Paradise, Plenty and Promised Land as attractive as they sound? They looked pretty good to me, as they obviously did for the early settlers who named them. Is Adventure Bay as much fun as the name suggests? How would you feel in Snug, or Nook? I did feel snug in the town of Snug, and Nook is a pleasant little ... well, nook. Although I did have an adventure at Adventure Bay, the name comes from a ship rather than an experience.
Other names may arouse curiosity. What have the people at Detention Point been up to? How much suffering really goes on at Cramps Bay? Some names have historical explanations - Eggs and Bacon Bay might be where Lady Jane Franklin (18th century governor's wife) once either ordered or was served eggs and bacon. Why Nowhere Else is so named is less clear. The locality's name is taken from a 1920s farm, but this leaves the question of why the farm was called Nowhere Else.
My favourite place name belongs to Flowerpot, a rural community on the coast south of Hobart. I love the quaintness of the name, and find it amusing to think that some people are able to say "I live in Flowerpot". The drive through the area was very enjoyable, but gave no obvious reason for the name. Perhaps I'll stop and ask someone about it on my next trip ... as well as locating Garden of Eden. I've not found it on a map, but I'm told it's somewhere near Paradise and Promised Land.


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• Back to School Night will be held this Wednesday, September 10 at 6:00 p.m. In addition to meeting with all of your student's teachers, we will be presenting information from our Resource and Counseling departments, SPA and the Annual Fund Committee, plus details on our the school website and QuickSchools. This is an opportunity for Stanbridge parents and guardians to meet with all of their student's teachers and understand the class curriculum, homework and grading policies, and more. It's a great way for everyone to start the school year on the same page, so I hope you are able to attend.
• Also coming up this week are our annual fall assessments for students. Assessments will be given to all students during the morning on Wednesday and Thursday, September 10 & 11. Given in the fall and spring, these assessments allow us to monitor your student's academic progress throughout the year(s). As we have in the past, we will be using the "GRADE" (Group Reading Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation) and "GMADE" (Group Mathematics Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation) assessments. Our Program Specialist Diane Chau will talk about these assessments more in-depth on Wednesday night, but we stress that these standardized assessments are not tests and are only used to gauge each student's academic profile in these core subject areas--they do not have any impact on report card grades. Nonetheless, we want students to be prepared and ready, and you can help by ensuring your student gets a good night of rest before assessment days, a healthy breakfast in the morning, and arrives to school on time. A small treat will be provided to your student for doing their best.
• Last week, the September SPA meeting was revised and held as a Fall Gala/Auction planning session. This year's gala will be held on Saturday, November 15th at the San Mateo Marriott, and with just over two months to go, there is a lot that needs to be done. The committee that met last week began coordinating the schedule and identifying key personnel. Many volunteers from all grade divisions are needed--from acquiring donations to assisting with packaging and set-up, there are many ways that you can help. Please click over to the SPA Spot page to access the minutes from the meeting and find out how you can assist. Last year's inaugural auction was a smashing success, raising enough money to purchase a new shuttle van. We are hoping to keep the momentum going and make this year's gala even better, so read all about it and lend a hand if you can!
• Beyond this week, there is plenty to note on the calendar. Next Wednesday, September 17th is picture day. Individual and group class photos will be taken that morning, with retakes scheduled for Tuesday, September 30th. These photos will be used for the yearbook and each student's Stanbridge identification card. You can order additional prints of your student's picture by completing the Photo Order Form posted on our Files & Forms page.
• The Files & Forms page is also where you will find an order form for "Bulldog Wear," the hottest fashions this side of East Poplar Avenue. You can select child or adult sizes for t-shirts, pullover sweatshirts or zip front sweatshirts. Your item will come with the Stanbridge logo on the left breast and the back will have the Bulldog logo. You can pick up an order form in the main office or download one from our Files & Forms page. Checks should be made out to "Stanbridge Academy" and submitted to the main office with your order form by September 17th. Please email Melissa Biderman with any questions.
• And yes, those are the experiential trip packets also posted on the Files & Forms page for all divisions.
The first round of overnight experiential trips will take place the week of September 21. Our high school seniors will spending the full week at Yosemite, while the HS underclassmen will be visiting NatureBridge at Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Shorter overnight stays are planned for students in junior high (Web of Life Field School), and middle & upper el (Westminster Woods). All necessary permission/release forms and packing lists can be found in the online posts; please ensure all forms and any necessary meds are turned in to the main office by Monday, Sept. 15.
• Finally, with school now in session for virtually everyone, the conference and lecture season is also in full swing. Be sure to check our website's Lectures & Workshops page for updates on events that may be of interest to Stanbridge families. Organizations such as Parents Helping Parents, the Parents Education Network (PEN), Common Ground, and more offer free or low-cost conferences and workshops on issues that affect families with LD students. The page is updated regularly through the year, and if you have any events that you think might warrant a posting, email our webmaster Chris Myers.
Looking forward to seeing many of you on Wednesday night. Until then, have a great weekend.


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I've been trying to get my hands on a professional drone to review for a few years now. My wife even got me a drone from a local store that was a ton of fun to play with but was hard to master. For years, I've been working on television shows that use drone footage and capture incredible imagery, but it always seemed out of reach for me as an editor. Finally, after much persistence (or pestering, depending on who you ask), DJI agreed to send me the Phantom 4 to test out, and boy is it awesome!
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When reading this review, think about how you could take a drone, run outside and maybe grab some b-roll for something you are working on. If you create opening titles or sizzle reels, you could grab some great aerial shots or fast-paced shots to use as transitions. The possibilities are really endless, as long as you get your video picture settings dialed in.
Before I started as an online editor (which, for those who don't know, focuses on the technical side of editing — color correction, grading, transcoding, outputting, exporting, anything that ends in "-porting" or "-linking" basically), I worked my way through being a post coordinator, post production supervisor and all the way to offline editor. One thing I noticed in many of the non-union live-to-tape shows (like late night comedy or talk shows), is that the editor has a lot of freedom to be creative and can push the envelope a little.
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Mason Williams' season has been less than ideal.
He started the year on the New York Yankees' 40-man roster, was called up from the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders twice, once in May and another in June, only to get designated for assignment on June 29 before going unclaimed and being outrighted back to Triple-A.
But none of that matters now. It's playoff time and Williams is red hot.
The electric center fielder sported a .382 batting average in his last 10 games heading into Saturday's Game 3 tilt of the Governors' Cup first round against the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.
"It's just getting a little more consistent with his lower-half mechanics," RailRiders hitting coach P.J. Piliterre said. "He's just doing a nice job of making some adjustments in pre-game and in the cage and during (batting practice) and he's been able to take it to the game a lot easier now. Obviously very capable of performing at that level. Obviously a Major League-caliber player with a lot of ability.
"Really encouraged to see him doing that to finish the season. Could be easy sometimes when you're struggling a little bit to kind of just go through the motions the last month, but to his credit, he continued to work, wanted to get better, still had the urgency. He's reaping the rewards right now."
Williams' approach of late has been simple. Just get on base and it doesn't matter how.
Piliterre sees Williams as an on-base guy. So for him, he just wants to see the talented outfielder find a way to get on base twice a game, which was exactly what he did in Friday's win. The 25-year-old outfield got on base three times in the 4-2 win, and scored all three times.
Because once Williams gets on-base he's hard to put away.
"Whether he gets a hit, a walk or he gets on by an error. We need him on base because he can steal bags," RailRiders manager Al Pedrique said. "We have (Donovan) Solano hitting second that he can hit a ball behind Mason to get him to third base.
Williams said the key to his recent success has been staying patient.
While he's had to overcome some struggles earlier this season, he's stuck to his grind and stay positive throughout. It's paid off with Williams taking hold of the lead-off spot in the batting order.
If Friday night's win is a sign of what's to come, Williams could be an integral part to the RailRiders' postseason run.
"I'm just trying to be patient and be able to get my swing off at the pitch I'm looking for. Kind of getting in good counts to get success like that," Williams said. "Yeah, I definitely had a tough year this year, but at the end of the day I still have to come out here and compete. I still have to compete and play my game and help the team win still."
With his strong performance over the last month-plus, Williams can take plenty of confidence into the offseason. But he's ready to continue to put off the offseason for as long as possible.
There's still work to do.
"I feel good about going into the offseason, but I'm not really thinking about the offseason right now," Williams said. "I've been playing well as of late, so I just want to keep it rolling in the playoffs."
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Lipstick Under My Burkha
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Set in the crowded by-lanes of small town India, Lipstick Under My Burkha chronicles the secret lives of four women in search of a little freedom.
Though stifled and trapped by conservative conventions, these four women claim their desires through small acts of courage and stealthy rebellion.
Audaciously outspoken about women's sexual desires and fantasies, both visually and verbally.Deborah Young, Hollywood Reporter
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The World Is For The Smart OnesAugust 6, 2016
People are divided in two types: smart and others.
My parents belonged to the category of others. They worked hard during more than thirty years and finished dismissed with a ridiculous compensation. Now, old and sick, they survived with low pensions that are not enough to buy medicines and keep the house warm. They had been honest, workers and everything else that society expected from them, and see the result: ended in misery. My parents had all the qualities of the world, less one, the most important of all: being smart. They had never been smart because they had never understood the world in which they were living: a jungle where one day they would be devoured.
That's why I took another way to not end up like them. The way of those who create their own rules and know how to use the opportunities that life offers. And the smart way of earning money and of guaranteeing the future is the drug business. This same society that abandoned my parents says that drugs are illegal while it allows people to kill themselves with tobacco and alcohol. You cannot by drugs, but you can buy a gun. I cannot sell drugs, but they could invade the Iraq.
However, one must be very smart to not end up in jail.
I've known Julia since high school and always seemed to me that she would also follow a different way than their parents had planned. But Julia was not smart and never knew how the world works. She therefore chose the way that all women with few brains and big breasts choose when they want to earn money: she became a whore. Not a street whore, of course, but one of those operating in bars and nightclubs or waiting customers to call them. As we knew each other, it was easy to establish a relationship: she needed my pills to forget what she was doing, I needed his body to remind me that I was a man. Drugs for sex. We meet at my house and everything was going well: little talk, lots of action and, in the end, three pills of her choice.
The problem was officer Biggs.
He had been watching me for months, but was never able to catch me in the act. I was smarter than him. But one night, one of my clients set me up: I went to see him at the agreed place and Biggs was there. The black uniform buttons glowed in the light of lamps. On his face was a cynical smile. Suddenly he puts me a handcuff on my wrist. In that moment I was like a fox with his paw trapped. But the hunter did not fire; it was not my skin that he wanted. Instead of taking me to the police station, he stopped the car by the river and showed that he was also smart.
"Listen my scoundrel, I am going to give you a possibility to not go stuck: you convince that whore friend of yours to give me for free and I leave you alone. Otherwise, I arrest you booth. I give to you two days."
Then, he released me and put me out of the car.
The proposal made sense for any man, but, from the feminine point of view, perhaps it was considered an abuse. However, as Julia was stupid, it would not be difficult to persuade her to accept it. After all, who knows if she would not like to be skinned by Biggs?
The next day I called her and asked her to meet me in a coffee. It was a rainy day and she left home upset. When she arrived, with her trousers and shoes wet, she showed a face darker than a gray cloud. Her blue eyes sparkled. I tried to give her a kiss, but she turned the face and threw the bag into the table. The look the coffee's owner thrown at us made me think that she might be a Biggs's relative.
Then, smiling, I began to prepare Julia to accept the proposal.
"We have a problem: yesterday I was caught by the police."
"We have a problem? And what do I have to do with it?"
"The cop made me an offer…"
"An offer? What offer?"
"It's a funny thing, you're going to laugh, but I think there is no alternative …"
"Would you tell me at once why you made me go out on a day like this?"
"Well, it's like this: he leaves us alone if I convince you to go with him…"
"To go with him?"
"Yes, to go to bed with him…"
"What? Do you think that I am some kind of whore?"
For a few seconds we remain both silent. I scratch my chin and she put her hand in her forehead.
The coffee's owner was still watching us – she was, at least, a Biggs' cousin. Finally, Julia straightened her hair and turned out to speak.
"Okay, I know what my profession is, but I do not sell the body anyway. I have my principles. I have my pride. I choose my clients."
"Of course…"
"So, the answer is no! Get it? No!"
I stayed silent for a bit, drumming my fingers on the table.
"Look, we have to be smart. He has the power to put us in jail, you have the power to prevent him to put us in jail and I have the power to make us three happy. It's good business for everyone."
She began to stir in her hair again with the glance lost in the rain.
"So?" – I ask.
"I want the double of the pills."
"Hey, you are getting to smart."
"Take it or leave it."
"All right, the double."
"And one more thing: tell that perverted cop that there will be no games with handcuffs and batons. Got that?"
My relationship with Julia was never the same after she started to have sex with Biggs. The intimate contact with the police produced a change in her way of seeing the world. She did not become, however, more honest or hardworking. She realized that she could use her body to create her own rules.
One day she called me to mark a meeting at the same coffee. It was raining and I got there all wet. As soon as I opened the door, the coffee's owner mumbled something – would she be a Biggs's sister?
Julia was waiting for me smiling, her blue eyes were gentle.
"We have a problem." – she said.
"A problem? What problem?"
"I made an offer to the cop"
"An offer? What offer?"
"Since I noticed that he had begun to like me, I asked him to protect me."
"To protect you? From whom?"
"From you, who else would be?"
"Would you explain to me what is happening?"
"It's a funny thing, you're going to laugh."
"Are you going to tell or not?" – I punch the table.
"From now on I will not have sex with you anymore, but you will continue to give me the pills, otherwise Biggs arrests you."
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Some of our Year 2 children were chosen to attend the TNG leadership competition! The children worked really hard and we will find out our results on Thursday.... Good luck Year 2!
Monday, 27 March 2017
Thursday, 23 March 2017
We had an amazing time dressing up on World Book Day! The children really enjoyed the parade and our world book day activities! :-)
We have been working on our computer skills this term. Children have been making bar charts by entering data into an excel spreadsheet and also an online bar grapher creater. They have become much more confident with their word processing skills and have really enjoyed their computing lessons.
We had a lovely time celebrating Steijn's birthday. Steijn shared an amazing cake with us all and some birthday gifts. Happy birthday Steijn :-)
We were SO HAPPY this term when we won the cursive crown for our wonderful handwriting.
Keep it up Chihuahua class!
Here are a selection of photographs from Science Week! During Science Week, Mad Science came and visited our classroom! We took part in lots of exciting experiments. We also made predictions about what might happen to skittles when they are placed into water. We were very shocked to see the results and many of our predictions were correct. We discussed the reasons for this.
As our topic last term was looking at Animal Adaptation we conducted a very exciting activity in which we had to find worms outside. The worms were a variety of colours, some of these were very bright (pink/ yellow) and others were earthy colours (green/ brown). We realised that the most worms we collected were the bright worms and we discussed that it was much harder to find the earthy coloured worms as they were camouflaged. We then thought about how other animals are camouflaged in different habitats and how it makes this much more difficult for predators to find them!
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Staying safe in cold weather
Despite our mild winter this year, we have still had some chilly, frigid days. And with them comes the risk of frostbite–otherwise referred to as cold stress. In today's Toolbox Talk we offer a few suggestions and tips of the trade for staying warm and safe if you have to work outside on cold winter days.
The first defense is to make sure you're dressed appropriately. Wear lots of loose layers and try to stay away from cotton, at least right next to the skin. Natural fibers such as silk and wool make for the best insulation and do more to wick away moisture from the body than cotton. You can also find a good line of synthetics that will do the trick.
Protecting the hands and feet are also important. If your line of work allows for it, try to wear thick, insulated gloves but be careful not to compromise finger dexterity. You still need to be able to do your job safely and completely. We've found that using a set of glove liners with a mid-weight glove on top can be a good compromise for those days when you need to stay warm but are also going to be doing more detailed outdoor work.
Making sure that you have thick, wool or other warm socks is key to keeping your toes happy and dry during the colder days.
Understanding the symptoms of frostbite can mean the difference between a serious injury and a mild inconvenience. Here are the basic symptoms:
- Reddened skin develops gray/white patches.
- Numbness in the affected part.
- Feels firm or hard.
- Blisters may occur in the affected part, in severe cases.
If you start to experience any of these symptoms, get inside and slowly begin to warm up. Don't run your hands under hot water as it can cause a painful reaction to overly cold skin. If symptoms persist, see a doctor.
It's easy to think that hydrating is only important in the summer months. But it's simply not true–our bodies depend on water and making sure you're well hydrated BEFORE you start a strenuous day outside, in the cold, is key to both your health and safety.


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News and events
Interaction with regions
Increasing the gas penetration level across Russian regions is one of Gazprom's most extensive and socially significant activities in the domestic market.
Together with the authorities of 67 constituent entities of the Russian Federation, Gazprom implements regional gasification programs. The Company finances the construction of inter-settlement gas pipelines, thereby providing localities with gas, while regional authorities lay down gas distribution networks and prepare consumers to receive gas.
Between 2005 and 2016, Gazprom allocated a total of about RUB 295.2 billion to expand the gas grid coverage in Russian regions.
Gazprom's funding for gasification programs, RUB billion
During the period under review, 2,046 gas pipelines with a total length of over 28,000 kilometers were built, with conditions created for supplying gas to around 815,000 households and apartments, as well as 5,060 boiler houses. As a result, the gas penetration level across Russia reached 67.2 per cent (70.9 per cent for urban areas and 57.1 per cent for rural areas) as of December 31, 2016.
Gasification level in Russia
In 2016, as in previous years, Gazprom fulfilled completely its obligations, having built 163 gas pipelines stretching for about 1,425 kilometers.
In 2017, the Gasification Program covers 68 regions. The amount of the Company's investments earmarked for gasification purposes in 2017 was increased from the previously planned RUB 25.7 billion to RUB 29.45 billion.
Inter-settlement gas pipeline under construction
Gasification of Eastern Russia
One of the priorities of the state-run Eastern Gas Program coordinated by Gazprom is to ensure gas supplies to consumers in Eastern Siberia and the Russian Far East.
The Company makes extensive efforts to develop the existing gas production centers, establish new ones, and build gas transmission capacities. These strategic projects form the basis for the implementation of gasification programs in the Russian Far East.
Thanks to Gazprom's efforts, major power generating facilities were converted to gas in a number of large cities located, inter alia, in Kamchatka, Sakhalin, and the Primorye Territory. Construction is currently underway on inter-settlement gas pipelines and gas distribution stations in the Kamchatka, Primorye and Khabarovsk Territories and the Sakhalin Region. In a medium-term perspective, natural gas will reach southern Yakutia, the Amur Region, and the central areas of Sakhalin Island.
Autonomous gasification
The concept behind Gazprom's participation in the gas infrastructure expansion across Russian regions implies a differentiated approach to the gasification process, depending on the size of local natural gas reserves and the level of their development, as well as on the possibility of using alternative energy, including liquefied and compressed natural gas (LNG and CNG) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
Special attention is given to providing gas to small localities and those remote from gas trunklines, which is particularly important in rural areas.
In 2014, Gazprom implemented the first autonomous gasification project. The Company built an LNG complex in the Perm Territory, thereby creating conditions for supplying gas to 2,200 households and converting nine boiler houses to gas. The complex consists of an LNG mini-plant in Kanyusyata (Karagay District) and three natural gas receiving, storage and regasification facilities. The annual capacity of the complex amounts to 19 million cubic meters of gas.
LNG complex in Perm Territory
Gasification outside Russia
Gazprom is directly involved in the development of gas distribution systems of Armenia and Kyrgyzstan through its subsidiaries, namely Gazprom Armenia and Gazprom Kyrgyzstan.
Gasification level in Armenia reaches 95 per cent
Gazprom Armenia is a leader in Armenia's energy industry. Natural gas is made available in 600 localities in Armenia, with the gas penetration level across the country reaching 95 per cent.
The Program for Gas Supply to and Gasification of Kyrgyzstan till 2030 plans to provide 411 localities and 845,000 apartments with gas, raising the gas penetration level in Kyrgyzstan from 22 up to 60 per cent.


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Nudgee Cemetery has a range of accessories available for burial facilities. These range from granite vases and granite bases suitable for lawn graves to bronze vases, solar lights and statues.
Please view our latest price guide at the end of this page and contact us if you wish to place an order.
There are many other bronze accessories and statues available. For more information please contact the Cemetery Office.
Our Bronze Vases, Lamps and Statues come from Italy. An order will be placed upon receiving payment. Orders usually take around four weeks to be delivered.
Vase 1264P
h. 21cm x 13cm
Vase 2547P
h. 19cm x 10cm
Vase 7106P
h. 20cm x 12cm
Lamp 1260
h. 19cm x 12cm
Lamp 2595
h. 23cm x 10cm
Lamp 7109
h. 20cm x 10cm
Ceramic photos are also available and can be arranged at the Cemetery Office.
When selecting an appropriate ceramic photo consider the shape you would prefer:
Then the colour:
Finally the size:
All measurements are in centimetres (cm).
When selecting the size of the ceramic please ensure that there is sufficient space on the headstone.
A gold rim is available at no extra cost or if preferred a frame can be purchased.
Photos should be scanned at a minimum of 300 dpi and emailed email@example.com or the Cemetery office staff can scan the photo for you.
Our ceramic photos come from Italy. An order will be placed upon receiving payment. Orders usually take around four weeks to be delivered.
The Cemetery Office has a range of Ceramic Crosses, Wreaths and Roses. Please contact the Cemetery for availabilty.
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IGN - On February 20th, the PlayStation-related festivities at IGN will reach their maximum level. Come find out what you can expect at IGN on that day.
You know was gonna watch this on IGN but they seem to be getting a little too hungry for hits so go to the main site.
I wish I could of watched it on G4. When E3 comes around. I honestly don't know what Im going to do.
Really wish Sony would consider televising this. A lot of streams for the PS Meeting are going to crash under the traffic and I don't want to miss a thing.


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See you this month in your neighborhood!
Our CGP Spring Event is coming up soon! And you are invited…
Full details and RSVP here. Three dates and three locations to choose from.
We will discuss practical, concrete actions we can take today to counteract big money and corporate domination of our elections. You can hear about what CGP activists are doing here and now to help progressives win election to public office – where crucial decisions are made that affect our lives every day.
Please join us! We would love to hear from you.
We'll be in:
Petaluma on April 19, 1-3pm at the Apple Box Café
Sebastopol on April 25, 12:30 pm for a potluck meeting
Santa Rosa on April 30, 6:30-8:30 pm at the Round Table on Marlow Rd.
For all the details, complete address and to RSVP, look here.
You are invited to attend any of the meetings that fit your schedule.
April is a great time to get together in person, have some fun and move the progressive vote forward. Hope to see you there!
Thank you for your activism and your support,
Alice Chan and Anna Givens
--for the Coalition for Grassroots Progress
The Coalition for Grassroots Progress is an independent community-based political action committee for progressive change. This work is only possible with your financial support. The best way you can help is to become a recurring, monthly donor. Our dedicated team ensures even the smallest contributions go a long way; please consider a donation of any amount to CGP today.
Coalition for Grassroots Progress
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- Yearbook Sales
$22 early bird sale until January 31 and $25 after that: Click here to order your yearbook.
Join Us for Walk to School Day – October 4! Flier attached with all information. Walk to School Day Flyer
Docent sign-ups for LiveWell Nutrition and Garden, STEM, Hands on Art, and Classroom Liaisons will happen during classroom visits at Back to School Night (LiveWell Nutrition/Garden flyer, Hands on Art flyer attached).
- Beach Cities Health District for granting us $800 to support our efforts to go electronic and our needs as a whole.
- David Chun (Isabelle's Dad) and 7-11 for free Slurpee coupons to be awarded to the top 10 runners for October.
- Wienerschnitzel – Dylan and McKenzie Jamrog's Aunt Carol Ecker donated over 200 ice cream coupons to the store at 4607 Artesia Blvd in RB. The winning classroom's running club members will receive one coupon for that month. Please disregard the expiration date – she will still honor the coupons!
- Reyes, Marissa 12.6
- Beltran, Maximiliano 9.6
- Gomez, Ava 9.4
- Le, Caroline 8.6
- Behrendt, Thiago 6.4
- Jamrog, McKenzie 5.8
- Artiga, Damian 5.6
- Bartley, Myles 5
- Esmail, Cianna 3.8
- Martinez, Grace 2.8
- Chamides, Ryan 0.4
- Cardenas, Neliah 26.2
- Ebuen, Ethan 25.8
- Zarefsky, Keegan 22.8
- Cortez, Cailey 20.2
- Abel, Brody 19.8
- Sapien, Aleah 18.8
- Chovit, Oriana 18.4
- Hines, Christopher 17.4
Tomorrow is Friday which means it's Spirit Wear Day at Washington! Have your kids come dressed in their best Washington gear! And if you haven't had a chance to purchase anything just yet, below is a link to the order form where you can the latest and greatest with this year's new Washington Logo!
Friendly PTA reminder to purchase a PTA membership if you haven't already done so. Buying a PTA membership helps provide field trip buses, LiveWell Nutrition and Garden, Hands on Art, Movie Night, STEM Night, Library books, Supplies for Teachers, and so much more! I'm a PTA member, what's your superpower?!
Forms can be found below and can be turned into the office at any time!
The Kinder parents had both a cheerful and tearful first day of school!
New Kinder Parents!
This is a kinder parent writing their child a time-capsule letter that they will receive at the end of the school year!
Tears & Cheers Program Chair, Julie Frissora and new Principal, Andrea Bittick
Dr. Alpern and our new Assistant Principal, Laura Urquhart
Friendly PTA Reminder that the teacher meet and greet will be Tuesday, August 29 from 2p-3pm. Hope to see you all there! The PTA will also be selling memberships, spirit wear and emergency kits! The order form is below in case you'd like to save time.
Congratulations to all our 4th/5th Grade Battle of the Books participants!
Tuesday, May 9
8:30 a.m.
At this special Coffee with the Principal meeting, we will take about 5-10 minutes to take care of some PTA business. We need people in attendance so we can approve our 2016 Audit, approve our 2017-2018 PTA Board Members, and approve our new PTA Bylaws.
PTA Positions for 2017 – 2018 School Year SLATE
This is the time of year PTA starts to prepare for the next school year. Students do better academically when their parents are actively involved in their schools. Parental participation in school decision making is more important than ever. If you are interested in any of the following open positions and would like more information and/or a job description, please contact the Nominating committee at: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com or click here to learn more.
President – Angelica Medeiros
Executive Vice President – Jenna Tsuruta
Secretary – Nicol Kuns
Treasurer – Marissa McPheeters
1st Vice Presidents, Programs – Tiffany Min
2nd Vice President, Ways and Means/Fundraising – OPEN
3rd Vice President, Membership – Karly Spalding
4th Vice President, Health – Margo Trone
5th Vice President, Communications – Parnaz Taheri
6th Vice President, Green Efforts – Kathleen Jacecko
Financial Secretary – Mona Colee
Parliamentarian/HSA/Spotlight Awards – Chris Wilkas
Historian/Auditor – Lizette Guevara


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4035 Chapter 35 Yellow jacket
Chapter 35. Dark side of the moon
Everyone going every which way putting things away Johns wife Linda was helping May getting cups and small plates placing them on the table, Doc was talking with John in the other room, Linda started slicing the large sheet cake into squares placing each on plates around the table. Checking around the room counting heads then looked up at Mike and Me waving us into the room, still waiting on Doc to come back, he was busy with John in the other room between watching breaking News waiting on the Apollo that should be coming in any second now, everyone was already glued to the TV sitting on the edge of the couch or near the TV set, Mike head already looking high at the cake moving in for the kill, May took in the coffee pot pouring a few cups, I sat down near the end so everyone could get around me without getting up this time.
"How you like it here in Florida?" Linda asked.
"It's very different here and Hot" I said out sitting down.
"Looks like you got little sun already"
"Just a little bit, mostly from the beach" Replying looking at my arms more red than white, Mike looked over his arms nodding.
"You'll burn here' don't stay outside more than you have to"
"No' we've been staying inside a lot lately"
"Come on Cake's ready everyone!"
"Doc' wanted to talk to us when we came in"
"He can wait till after cake"
News caster watching the clock on the wall, waiting and trying to keep a straight face just in case they didn't make it around the moon. "We're still are awaiting for Apollo 8 to exit the dark side of the moon expecting to hear live as the ship comes around" John and Doc came in with Faye and Gloria.
"Hey look we get to see it as it happen' live" Mike blurted out.
"True' wonder if they'll show the splash down?"
"No' not till later"
Doc somehow was able to get between us tapping both on the shoulders at the same remarking in a low voice "This is live TV for this year' try to control what you're saying!"
"Sorry Doc' got a little carried away" Looking upward to him.
"We'll talk after we eat if that's ok with you two?"
"Sure Doc, Real sorry about that"
"That's all right just be careful of the future"
Apollo 8 cleared the dark side of the moon, reporting live of course everyone was watching trying not to talk during the Breaking News, John was real excided watching Photo's they were sending back live, showing the clock on the wall just after nine thirty, everyone watched them and slowly made way to the table, Doc trying to move chairs around making scrapping sounds on the floor. May scooting in next to Doc and Brian, Chris sat on Brains lap even thou we had plenty of chairs around now, following along Josh Join me resting on one leg.
We sat around the table having frosting Christmas tree and colored dots balls cake along with milk and coffee it was very sweet cake mouth watering fresh making you wanting to have more. Josh sat with me eating only the frosting. John between the TV and stuffing his third cake down, poured another cup and suck Mike right in again.
"So how'd you like that they made it to the moon' now if we can get them back in one piece! In reorbit' what do you think Mike will they make it back?"
"Just wait till they splash down in the Pacific Ocean"
"That's when?"
"They splash down on the 28Th."
Trying to get his attention with my foot hitting his leg, he looked over then to Doc, realizing what he said making another quick remark trying to cover it up being nervous.
"That's what they were saying early on the TV!"
"John don't look so puzzled" Linda said handing him his coffee.
"Come on Have some more cake"
Looking over he was puzzled alright he got what he asked for maybe now he won't ask with everyone around.
"Looks like someone getting tired here" May said outward.
Everyone looked over to me and sure enough Josh had feel asleep resting on the table, Moving him around moving my leg a little sideways holding him so he didn't fall off waking him.
"Maybe somebody should get some sleep" Doc said rubbing his back side as I pick him up from the table, he was over tired not wanting to move carrying him with Doc and Chris following into the bedroom, Chris quickly slipping in next to Cody pulling the blanket back, as I placed him down.
Doc helping taking his sneakers off, before he was covered Doc checked over the bandage, then brushed his hair back placing the covers over them.
"How's it look Doc?"
"We'll change it in the morning"
"He had a long day, but he ate today"
"That good, he's eating without bring it back up"
"Maybe he getting use to the food now"
"I still have no idea what those pills are"
"Will they be alright here together?"
"Plenty of room looks like only one bed left"
"Brian can have it"
"You need to talk to Mike about what he's saying"
"I will he gets carried away sometimes"
"We can talk in the morning if that's ok?"
"That's fine Morning it is"
The girls were back in the livingroom cleaning up the floor, John sat at the table with Mike talking more about space flight, hopefully he wasn't saying too much, Linda was helping May with the dishes, Doc sat down and just gave me a nod to sit, The girls finished Asking Doc if we we're all coming over for Christmas Dinner to their house.
"We don't know if we can all come for dinner but will try"
"Dad can they all come over?" John looked up "Maybe"
"John' you about ready?"
"Yes dear!" John got up from the table, standing next to Mike.
"So you going to be around a few days" John asked Mike.
"We just got here" Faye said outward, looking right at Mike.
"I don't know maybe we could stay a little longer"
"Great so that's that dinner at our house"
May smiled wiping her hands off, looking right at Brian then to Doc who slowly lower his eyes to her with a nod, getting up.
"John you could spend the night here"
"Dad we should get home ok"
"We have plenty of room for everyone"
Honey what do you say?"
"Daddy can us girls all sleep together?"
"Hold on' it's up to your Mother"
"Ma' we should head home before Santa comes"
"You could leave after breakfast"
"You sure Ma' we won't be a problem"
"Your Family, You two can take the guest room"
Right away the girls started jumping around giggling and taking the card game into the room, Doc sat smiling and John sat right back down pouring another cup of coffee, May and Linda went into another room the Guest room, making me wonder just how many rooms this house had.
Mike and John went right back talking about space and electromagnectic effects that could happen, Then all of a sudden Doc started talking with them about the physiological effects that could cause burns or some temporary type of paralysis from being exposed to magnetic type space ozone layers when they return to earth; what is this science one o one, Back and forth my head went from John back to Doc then to Mike who would put his two cents in-between, then John got all of us.
"The observable universe that is more the distance as we can observe luminous objects, is still several billion light years in the radius, maybe you're not following me, a light year is the distance the light travels in a year at a rate of 186,300 miles per second, and the sun is eight light minutes from earth. That's why it took them so long to get a single back to earth"
All of us just looked at him, what planet was he on maybe too much SiFi TV, Doc looked over at me with a slight smirk and raised his shoulders upward, and then Mike just followed right in.
"But You would hear a Sonic boom when they broke the speed of light yet we heard no boom or even a sound in the space"
"True maybe you were going so fast it was behind you"
"That could be"
"I've watch Planet of the Apes and they went into the future"
"Look what he found at the end"
"That could happen even still"
"No it was just a Movie"
John got up to use the bathroom, Mike went to get a soda and check on Brian in the bedroom giving Doc a chance to have another slice of cake, handing me another also.
Doc turn to me "You know he's been on this UFO Stuff for a long time every time a new movie comes out he and the kids have to go see it no matter how bad a movie they watch it"
"It sounds like he knows a lot about it"
"He did a lot of studying on Roswell"
"Great and here we are"
"That's why he's wants you to stick around a little longer"
"We can't tell him anything we don't know"
"Lucky for me I've watch other type movies"
"He gets going it's hard to stop him sometimes"
May and Linda came in after checking with the girls already in settle down going to bed, Mike came in sitting down saying Brian feel asleep on the other bed already, and John went in the other room and he'll be out in a second, May sat down Linda brought in the Coffee pot steam coming out the end.
"Fresh Coffee"
"Sure last one for me" Doc said holding his cup out.
She poured a few cups before sitting down; John came in and sat next to her checking out the cake.
"Looks like you've had plenty of Sugar for one night"
"That cake was good' thank you for bringing it" May said.
"John said to bring something"
"It's been a long day here"
"With all you have to do' lest I can make Christmas Dinner for you, we have the room, maybe not so many chairs"
"Honey we can bring some home"
"Ok' Will be ready around 3:00pm"
"3:00 good"
"The kids can open their presents and play for awhile"
"Dad did you pickup anything for them?"
"We already took care of that" May quickly said,
Mike looked over I wasn't saying anything they already went overboard on clothes, shoes for us more than we needed.
"Shawn you and Mike can Sleep on the couches tonight"
"That's fine with me"
"It's getting late already almost midnight"
"Wow we're the time go"
"It flies Dad in super speed"
"Ok finish up and let's call it a night"
Mike and I both went into the livingroom, both couches already had blankets and pillows on them for us, when they did that I had no idea must have been so interested in the conversation we didn't see them setting them up, even the tree lights were off everything seemed so peaceful and loving around us, May even gave both of us a kiss on the cheek before going to bed.
"See you in the Morning' Good Night" Doc said turning the light off behind him going down the hall way, the door was open to the bedroom where I could see Josh and the boys sleeping peacefully, so if Josh woke up he could see I was right here.