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Diwali's here! Well, almost. Of course, it's the season of lights, joy and everything happy. Okay, quick reality check, it's also the season when you unintentionally end up putting on weight. Tell me, who can resist all those yummy goodies? I know, I know it's hard to say no to all that deliciousness and if you don't indulge during a festival, then when will you? I feel you.
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1/4 cup whole wheat flour
1/4 cup wheat bran
1/2 cup of oats
1/4 cup each of ragi (finger millet) and bajra (pearl millet) flour
1/2 cup of white, unsalted butter
1 1/2 tsp of cocoa powder
1 tsp of olive oil
1 tsp of baking powder
3/4 cup of demerara sugar
1 tbsp each of walnuts, almonds, pecans. crushed
1 tbsp choco chips
1 tsp of vanilla essence
1 tsp of mixed seeds, I used pumpkin seeds, flax seeds and watermelon seeds
Pinch of salt
Sift all the flours with baking powder, cocoa powder and salt. Add the oats to this. Keep aside.
In a large mixing bowl, melt the butter and stir in the olive oil through this. Add the vanilla essence and stir it in. Then add the sugar and cream it together. Now add the flour mixture to this and mix well. You will get a thick dough, if you find it's dry then add some milk to adjust the consistency.
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Changing weather patterns are typical this time of year. Cold fronts, wind direction, moon phases and water temperatures all keep fish on the move. While some fish may leave an area others will usually fill in behind them as waves of migratory species work through our region. We recently experienced back-to-back days with drastically different results. One day the beach was choked with juvenile Spanish sardines combined with diving birds giving away the location of the largest concentrations. Schools of Spanish mackerel were corralling the smaller baitfish into tight balls, resulting in a feeding frenzy. We found excellent action casting weighted jigs into the melee and reeling as fast as possible. The next day the wind changed direction and the baitfish were gone. No birds were visible for miles, and we struggled to catch a single mackerel. This scenario shows why it's important to have a backup plan and staying on the move until fish are found. It's never a bad idea to begin where you left fish the previous day, but if it's not working, read the conditions and adjust as needed.
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Middle Georgia has plenty to be proud of when it comes to high school football.
The area represented itself well at the Georgia Dome last weekend, with two state champions in Hawkinsville and Northside and a third team in Washington County that put up a good fight but fell short against Calhoun.
Of the two days' worth of football at the Georgia Dome, Friday's action was much more competitive than Saturday's games. With Middle Georgia having representation in all three of those Friday games, it was a fun day of football.
Hawkinsville's win over Irwin County wasn't the prettiest, but some timely play on special teams coverage sealed the deal for the Red Devils. And Northside was very impressive with the way in which it shut down Mays and its playmaking quarterback, Asahnia Aderhold, in the second half.
That Washington County game? The events surrounding the Golden Hawks' loss will be talked about and debated for some time.
I'm not much for going after game officials, especially at the high school level. They're not getting paid much -- $96 per official per game during the regular season and $125 during the playoffs, according to GHSA bylaws. Even at that, however, there's some prestige involved with working a state championship game, and a higher standard applies.
How AJ Gray's interception of Kaelan Riley's pass attempt to Carson Brown was ruled incomplete baffles me. Not only did Gray have both feet inbounds (only one is necessary in high school football), but he also had a knee come down inbounds. He had control of the ball with two hands, and -- this is the important part -- when he went to the ground he had a hand between the ball and the ground.
The official nearest the play ruled the pass an interception. GPB's announcers called it an interception. Even members of the chain crew, who are not supposed to release from their position until being told to do so by on-field officials, had picked up their sticks and moved downfield. But an official away from the play ruled otherwise -- no one has come out and said if the ruling came about because Gray was out of bounds or the ball struck the field -- and things all of a sudden went back to the original spot.
A debatable call, for sure, but one that would be worthy of an explanation from GHSA staff. If this were the SEC a decade ago, a Rogers Redding statement would have been forthcoming.
What followed, however, was a simple procedural error, one that should have this officiating crew in the doghouse if proven.
I missed it live, the official GHSA game stats don't reflect it, and I haven't seen a replay to confirm it. But several people -- including a couple who would have no reason to tell me falsely -- said the line-to-gain sticks were misplaced on the ensuing play, and that Calhoun had a third-and-12 play instead of third-and-17 following the reversed interception. A pass to Thomas Lester just beyond the sticks went for a first down, and Calhoun scored the game-winning touchdown three plays later on a 40-yard pass play -- with Brown appearing on some replays to go out just before the pylon.
Would Washington County have won if not for those calls? I don't think so. Calhoun brought a much deeper team to the game, and Gray and his teammates were running out of gas in the fourth quarter. But to have the officials play the role they did on one series in a state title game is something that's going to be remembered in the Washington County community for years.
An argument can be made for having replay available for the state title game. GPB puts high production value into its state title game broadcasts, and I'm sure it can be done from a technological standpoint. But does the GHSA, whose executive committee has several longtime members who tend to like to keep things the way they are, have the desire to add replay, a move that might require approval from the National Federation of State High School Associations?
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So you're probably thinking why on earth am I writing about bikini's in January? Well after learning for a few years now, never leave your bikini shopping till the summer or when you're about to go on holiday because I've found that your size is never in stock and all the nice bikini's are sold out. Learning my lesson, if I spy a bikini that I like and know that I'm going on holiday that year I try to snap it up as quickly as possible.
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Now everyone has different needs when it comes to buying bikini's, not everyone goes for the same style after a few years of trying different styles and cringing in some holiday pictures, I think I've finally found the bikini style that suits me the most. I love strapless bikini tops with frilled bottoms, a perfect combination that makes me actually feel comfortable when on the beach and not self-conscious. Now I'm not really blessed in the chest department (I hope to God my tutor isn't reading this post!) but I am blessed when it comes to the bum! So these styles really help boost and hide assets lets just say!
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Bikini 3: New LookBeing a total girly girl I also love bright (shows off your tan) floral prints, I always try to avoid buying black and white bikini's although they're great for making you look tanned, I'm always scared a white bikini will go see through, I've seen enough of these errors around the pool to be put off for life and black can be a little boring sometimes. Now if you read my beauty blog you'll probably know I'm a total tanorexix and when I go on holiday I am OBSESSED with getting a tan, I'm usually one of the first by the pool in the morning and one of the last at night. So strapless bikini's are brilliant for me as it means no tan lines. They're not only pretty but practical too. If you think you have a similar shape to me and haven't tried this style of bikini's out before then give them a go!
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Con- Against Black Ops 2 (Can propose another Call of Duty game such as Advanced Warfare)
The game that I am stating that is better than Black Ops 2 is the first Black Ops.
1. Statistics
First and foremost, we can clearly see from the statistics that Black Ops 2 had sold 7.5 million copies on launch day compared to Black Ops' 5.6 million. Activision believes Call of Duty: Black Ops II day-one shipments were the largest for any game ever. After just 5 days of sales, Black Ops 2 had made a whopping $800 million compared to Black Ops' $650 million. Black Ops 2 had there beaten theatrical box office, book, and video game sales records for five-day worldwide sell-through in dollars.
2. The Game itself
We can all clearly agree that Black Ops 2 is a super fast-paced game while Black Ops is way slower paced.
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Modes - Black Ops 2 - Introduces new Multi-Team Mode, King-of-the-Hill style mode called Hardpoint
Way better and cheaper DLCs for Black Ops 2 including new and improved NukeTown2025
More Maps and Better Graphics + New Killstreaks
Because of lack of characters, I will end my argument here; but before I do, the DLC's had a greater deals within the first Black Ops, than second. With an actual zombie themed only DLC!
In regard to Con's statement "But does that make a game better because of having more sales? Absolutely not!", I disagree since everyone would of course have there own opinions on different games yet the number sales (especially the big difference between Black Ops vs Black Ops 2) does matter! Did Black Ops get less sales cause it was a better game than Black Ops 2? The sales for Black Ops 2 reflects the fact that it is the preferred game
Then my opponent argues that reviews doesn't make a game, but sales do. I must ask, how do people know what to buy for a game? The source is typically a review, and if my opponent claims, given the quote: "I disagree since everyone would of course have there own opinions on different games yet the number sales (especially the big difference between Black Ops vs Black Ops 2) does matter". Most games are heard of because of a review, not sales.
Also, Black Ops had better DLC
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One thing many people like to play in Call of Duty is zombies. Yes we have people playing multiplayer here and there, but think about the times one was stressed and wanted a "sanctuary" out of their stress. Zombies was the answer, where you teamed up with a group and kicked "butt"; killing the undead. It was fun, and each map added a whole new element to the lore and Gameplay. Black Ops had more memorable maps, while Black Ops 2 only had really one good zombie map; Mob of the Dead.
And if we get technical, without Black Ops we would not have Black Ops 2. Black Ops is what set the setting for Black Ops 2 where Black Ops 2 can't stand on its own.
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Posts Tagged 'McCain'
I'm sitting here, reading the Letter from the Obama Campaign to the McCain campaign about potential voter fraud issues, and it dawned on me… We need a war on voter fraud!
We've got a war on drugs
We've got a war on terror
Let's bring a war on voter fraud into the mix. Let's have our government busting down doors of vote criminals. We might even be able to win the war on voter fraud! How could we measure whether we are winning the war on voter fraud? Good question, but not really necessary to answer since we don't have the answer for the other two wars mentioned above.
I got a good chuckle over the latest finding that Palin abused her powers as Alaskan governor. Now, if we could just get someone to look into Dick Cheney. If there is any anti-Clintonian out there who votes for McPalin, the American people should collectively get to kick you in the crotch!
John McCain, looking to gain support for his gas tax holiday, reached out to Hillary Clinton supporters in a stunning speech stimulating the lives of all the "bitter" voters of Pennsylvania. While most of the media focused on the bitter voter aspect of the McCain speech, I found it damning for the McCain campaign that his advisers believe his gas tax holiday is a winning argument. God help us if we have an administration that believes this idiotic economic policy will do anything more than severely damage the US economy.
Often cited as having a better grip on economic issues, Barrack Obama surprisingly proposed a $50 million subsidy for big oil on Monday. Where have you spent your tax rebate check? My guess is that you've spent it (will spend it) at the gas pump. Guess who is making the money on higher gas prices? It isn't your local (independently owned and operated) gas station. Obama tears into McCain for offering up a gas tax holiday (yes, a stupid idea), but his proposal to expand the tax refunds is no different: a subsidy for big oil.
How about we get politicians offering up real economic solutions. Solutions that are going to create more jobs rather than get us to spend more money on gas and useless crap from Walmart. How about some financial incentives for anyone who wants to solar panel their house! How about some tax credits for small businesses and entrepreneurs who are the heart of the American economy! What about spending that $50 million on helping people start or grow their businesses! Give me some real fiscal stimulus, Obama, not some watered-down version of McCain's gas tax holiday.
I'll keep it really brief:
- Bring more attention to the "gas tax holiday"
- Point out how both of your opponents support it even though it would just put more money into the already fat pockets of oil companies
- Remind people that both Clinton and McCain support this ridiculous economic gimmick, and ask the public to decide who we think Clinton and McCain are really supporting
- Ask America if we want more of the same flat economy over the last 8 years with failed fiscal policy after failed fiscal policy
- Win handedly, so you are officially running against John McCain and then keep bringing up the fact that McCain supported this very, VERY bad economic gimmick
Free as a courtesy to democracy in America!
I have my fair share of critical remarks for economists in general. I've mentioned before that my econ professor a few years ago gave me a B on a paper where I theorized that constantly increasing energy prices would leader to inflation that could not be controlled by the Federal Reserve. He, like many economists, is misguided. That's part of the reason I disliked my economics degree program. It was mostly a bunch of bologna.
However, there is one other segment of the public policy industry that is even more… well, they are just idiots when it comes to economics. This group is known as politicians, particularly presidential candidates. In an article today, Reuters reported that McCain and Clinton both support a "gasoline tax holiday". The idea would be to suspend the federal tax on gasoline over the summer.
Folks, it doesn't get much more idiotic than this! This would drive the demand of the gasoline up, while nothing would happen to the supply. The net result is a continued rise in gas prices, putting more money into the pockets of Exxon and friends (to give them even greater profits). Then gas prices would shoot up almost 20 cents instantly after Summer.
Obama's points should have just shot up at least 10-20% since he didn't support this moronic policy!
- Don't compare John McCain to George W. Bush
- Focus on your own ideas, not another Senator's
- Stay true to your promise of not running politics as usual
- Win handedly, so you are officially running against John McCain and it would actually make sense for you to say something about John McCain
Free as a courtesy to democracy in America!


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I never travel without my running shoes, as I know I'd be lost without them.
Years ago, I decided that the best way to explore a new place is on foot, with my running shoes on. That decision has led me through countless cities, hillsides, and parks over the years, soaking in the sights and smells around me with each step.
My philosophy of exploring on foot inspired me to sign up for the Riga Marathon back in December. I wasn't entirely sure how I'd feel about running a marathon nine days after moving halfway around the world to Latvia, but now that the race has come and gone, that decision last December will go down in my personal history as one of the best I've ever made.
If you're looking for a friendly, well-organized event with a flat, fast, and above all, beautiful course, the Riga Marathon is an excellent choice. Runners tour the city on both sides of the Daugava River, weaving through Old Riga, then the striking art nouveau buildings of the city's quiet centre, circling the small river island of Kīpsala, and running along the Daugava. If a full marathon isn't your thing, the event also includes a half marathon, a 10K, a 5K, and a marathon relay. The race support was first class and included aid stations at least every two miles; organized entertainment, including professional DJs as well as Latvian folk singers and dancers; and a clearly marked course with signs at each kilometer. At only about €30 to enter, depending on the race you choose and when you register, the Riga Marathon is also a bargain.
On race morning, M. and I got an early start to the day with a short walk with Frieda and a small breakfast from the hotel's dining room. Since our hotel was just across the river from the race start, we were able to wait until about 35 minutes before the start to walk over the bridge and line up in the corrals. This was a nice advantage, because race morning was overcast and quite chilly, and we were able to stay warmer for a bit longer than usual. Rain was forecasted for a bit later in the morning, and it began just in time for the start.
We arrived in the starting area to hear an announcer enthusiastically welcoming all runners and listing the top ten countries with the largest representation at the race. What impressed us most was hearing the greetings flow in different languages- Latvian, Dutch, English, French, German, Estonian, Finnish, Lithuanian, Russian, and Italian. Naturally, Latvia had the most participants. In total, nearly 26,000 runners participated in the event. Only nine Americans ran the marathon.
The marathon and half marathon started at 8:30 am (the 10K and 5K started at 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm, respectively). M. and I lined up in separate corrals according to our race numbers. We had discussed a racing strategy beforehand and waffled between running the first ten miles together, until the course split between the marathon and half marathon, or each running our own race. Given my leg injury and hours spent in physical therapy and on the elliptical machine rather than actually running over the winter, I wasn't really sure what to expect- if anything- from my race. But, I knew that M. had it in him to run a strong half marathon, possibly even to set a personal record. I wanted neither to hold him back nor to try to keep up with him at a pace I knew I couldn't sustain for the second half of my race. In the end, we decided to run separately.
A few minutes prior to the start, the race announcer asked us to look around at one another and wish at least one other runner good luck. It was then that I noticed that the older man standing next to me was wearing a pair of gloves from the Fargo Marathon. I asked him if he had run the Fargo Marathon, and he replied that he had. He was from the UK. I told him I'd run Fargo in 2010. It's rare to find an American runner who has run the Fargo Marathon, yet to come to Riga and find such common ground with the man standing right next to me, among thousands of others, truly makes the world feel a bit smaller. A few light warm-up exercises followed, and promptly at 8:30, we were off!
After about 20 seconds of shuffling, I crossed the starting mat and started my Garmin. I expected the course to be crowded for a while, because there seemed to be so many people, but to my surprise, it opened up pretty quickly. I am notorious for letting my adrenaline trump my efforts to start conservatively, so I kept a close eye on my watch to make sure I didn't start too fast. I really had no idea how I would feel or what the day might bring, and I certainly didn't want to ruin my run with an overzealous pace at the beginning.
If you aren't used to running a race marked in kilometers, it can be a bit disorienting at first. Obviously, the markers appear much more frequently than do mile markers, and figuring out one's pace for kilometers versus miles requires a bit of arithmetic. Since we've only just arrived in Riga, I decided to stick with my American ways for this race and kept my Garmin set to measure the miles. I got a few strange looks when it beeped at each mile instead of in time with the kilometer markers, but that was all right by me. I reached my first mile in 8:23. I felt very comfortable, but of course, it was still very early.
I listened to my iPod in my right ear as we made our way through the streets of central Riga and across the cable-stayed Vanšu Bridge into Kīpsala. The kilometers and miles ticked by and I settled into a comfortable pace of about 8:20 per mile. We circled Kīpsala and, following a short out-and-back stretch on Krisjāna Valdemāra, one of Riga's main streets, headed back over the bridge and into Old Riga. The course took us through a promenade of Latvian folk dancers in traditional dress, where smiles and high-fives were offered freely by onlookers. The mood was festive, and it was hard not to want to run faster. The drizzle slowly turned to rain as we passed several of Riga's abundant cafes and bakeries, where spectators stood outside drinking their morning coffee. There were moments when I wistfully wished I was the one bundled up in a coat drinking something warm, but truth be told, I've never minded running in the rain. In fact, I kind of love it.
After a brief interlude over the cobblestones of Old Riga and trying my hardest to keep pace without turning an ankle, we made a left turn onto the road adjacent to the Daugava River. The course had been relatively crowded thus far, as is always the case when a marathon and half marathon are taking place simultaneously. I pressed on, heading south along the river, knowing that the course would soon become very empty once the half marathoners made their U-turn around mile 10.7, while the marathon runners continued south for another 3/4 of a mile or so. It was shortly before this turn that I saw M. on the other side, heading back toward Old Riga and the finish line. I called out to him and waved, knowing that he was on his way to a personal best. I was so excited that I picked up my own pace. By this time, I had dropped my pace a bit and was averaging about 8:15 per mile. I still felt quite comfortable, though I was not entirely sure how long that feeling would last. I decided just to rely on the advice I have so often given to others: run the mile you're in.
When I reached the marathon turnaround, I got a high five and a "Go USA!" from the DJ posted there. I continued on toward Old Riga feeling strong and comfortable. The crowds around me had thinned out and I was enjoying the music in my ear and the view of the river to my left, in spite of the rain, which had become steady at this point. I was surprised, then, when I realized that the half marathoners were re-joining the course again as both routes converged. It caught me off guard and added about three times as many people, so I had to weave a bit in order to avoid breaking my stride. Once we reached Old Riga and the finish area, the course split again as the half marathoners finished their race and the marathoners headed back out for the second loop.
I knew at this point that I was really going to have focus. The course was much emptier than I imagined it would be after the half marathon finish and the rain was really coming down. I still felt strong, and I wanted to stay that way for as long as possible. I reached the half marathon mark in 1:49. In all of my marathons – 17 prior to this one, I had never run a negative-split race (a race in which the second half is run faster than the first). I knew I probably didn't have another 1:49 half marathon in me, but I wanted to try to come as close as possible. I had eaten two of my GU packets and was picking up fluid at about every third aid station. I knew I should probably take in more than that, but I tend to cramp up when I drink too much at once. Besides, I am a bit of a camel when it comes to hydration.
The second loop was admittedly lonely in sections. There were far fewer spectators as we ran north of Riga's center, and the rain became heavier and the puddles deeper. I tried to avoid them as much as I could. Even though I was already soaked to the bone, there is something about stepping into a deep puddle of cold water that is simply not pleasant. The wind picked up and there was no one to draft behind. The eighteen miles in cold rain were starting to catch up with me. Although my pace had slowed slightly, I was still hanging on at 8:20-8:25 per mile.
Following another loop through Riga's quiet center, we again crossed the Vanšu Bridge for a second loop around Kīpsala. I'm not quite sure what happened on this second loop, but there was a very clear shift in my stride when I picked up a drink at mile 22, my last of the race. The volunteer holding the cup turned away from me to talk to someone just before I arrived to her, so I stopped for a split second to take a cup off the table. I broke my stride to do it, and suddenly I lost my pace. I truly felt like I hit a wall – the same wall that everyone talks about in marathon running – and my legs seemed to revolt. No more! they seemed to say, defiant against my efforts to get back into my previous stride. I glanced at my Garmin… in less than a minute, I had gone from 8:25 pace to 9:50. My overall time reflected the smallest glimmer of hope for the 3:39:59 I would need to qualify for the Boston Marathon, though I knew it would take an enormous comeback in order for that to happen. Going into the race, I hadn't even considered the possibility of qualifying for Boston, but I'd surprised myself with how strong I'd felt until this point. I'd been running for three hours and four minutes, and I had 4.2 miles to go. I knew it would be close, but it was going to take a lot for me to finish under 3:40. I'd run out of sub-8:30 miles.
My hands and body had become so cold that it occurred to me that if I slowed any more, hypothermia could be a very real possibility. That thought kept me moving, but I hovered right around 9:00 per mile. Just the day before, I'd been telling M. that the last 10K of a marathon almost always takes me an hour. I didn't want that to be the case in Riga, but my legs seemed to be headed that way. I made my way across the Vanšu Bridge for the final time and back into Riga. The spectators who had chosen to spend their morning in the cold rain on the side of the road cheering on runners lifted my spirits. I passed the 37K mark on a downhill, reminding myself that I can always run a 5K. I'd eaten all of my GU packets and drunk all the fluids I needed. I focused on the music coming from my iPod, even though the ear bud had been slipping out of my ear for the last fifteen miles as I sloshed through the puddles, my hands so cold that I could barely move my fingers. One more loop through the folk dancers and singers, around the cafes and bakeries (oh, what I would have given for my hands to be curled around a cup of something hot!), and back onto the cobblestones of Old Riga. I passed the 41K marker with glee, and a few minutes later glanced at my watch in dismay as it read 26.2 miles, 3:41:09, a would-be new personal record for me, yet I still had more to run. I passed Riga's famous House of the Blackheads, where I heard M. call my name, and made the right turn toward the finish line.
I crossed in 3:43:35, 26.5 miles according to my Garmin, just as the rain slowed back to a drizzle and my legs sighed with relief. My first half had been in 1:49 and I came back in the second with 1:54… not a negative split, but about as close as I've ever come. I was done, my 18th marathon completed, and my second-best time in my life, just a minute and six seconds shy of my personal best, set in Wisconsin in 2010.
As for Boston? If only the qualifying standard had been the same as it was four years ago (3:45 for a woman my age)…. If only I had run the tangents a little bit better (avoiding deep puddles and slipping on cobblestones comes at a price… as does having the Garmin that tells us how much we have run off-course)…. If only I hadn't run out of 8:30 miles at mile 22 (oh, but my legs)…. If only I were five years older (I'll have five more minutes to qualify once I turn 40).
If only, if only.
As I walked through the finishers' chute, volunteers gave me a finisher's medal, a goodie bag, and a white rose. I found M. and Frieda (he had gone back to the hotel after finishing his race and picked up Frieda to walk and watch the end of the marathon), and we took a few photos before walking back to the hotel. I learned that he had run a personal best in the half marathon, cutting more than seven minutes off his time and finishing in 1:43:06. I am so proud of him!
Shortly after we returned to our room, M. noticed that his wedding ring was missing. We searched our room from top to bottom, only to come up empty handed. The last time he remembered having it was before the race. We concluded that between the cold and the rain, it must have slipped off his finger at some point during his race. We mourned the loss, assuming we'd never see it again. Over the course of 13.1 miles, not including the distance he covered going to and from the hotel, the ring could have been anywhere. Still, just to exhaust all options, I wrote to the race organizers and explained the loss of the ring on the minuscule chance that someone may have come across it and turned it in.
To my complete surprise today, I received an email from the race organizers stating that a single ring, which happened to match the description of M.'s, including the inscription on the inside of it, had been found on the half marathon course. I rushed over to the race headquarters office and couldn't believe my eyes. The ring was M.'s! Not only had someone found the ring; they had actually turned it in.
With the race a day behind us, I've had some time to reflect on my run. I didn't qualify for Boston, but I ran well. Really well, for me. Coming within sight of a dream and missing it by a small margin is always bittersweet. Bitter because, of course, we missed the dream… sweet because that dream is still alive. I remind myself that no matter how far away it may seem, that dream is within reach, that I just have to stretch a little further. After all, stranger things have happened… such as reuniting with a wedding ring lost in sea of thousands of runners. I will get to Boston one of these days, and at that time it will only be sweet… sweetened ever more by the times I have come so closed and missed, and by the memories I have added to my collection over 26.2 miles of Riga.
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Today Bobby and I woke up way before the sun rose to head down to Pike Place Market to meet Ashley & Ross our photographers. They wanted to squeeze an engagement shoot before the wedding and what better place than Pike Place :) It was so much fun. There are zillions of possibilities to explore there and we had the best time creating lovely photos.
After the shoot we were both super hungry! As we were walking back to the car to drop off our extra outfits that we changed out of for the shoot we spotted a cute little bistro. Bacco.
I got the Original Benedict &
Bobby got the Crab and Avocado Benedict :D
After our tummies were full we headed right over to the King County Court House. Yes, indeed. We picked up our marriage license. Eeeeeekkk!
Lastly we took a trip to the Edmonds Ferry to hitch a ride. Sebastian was in love. Since my dad works for the ferry system he was always get to get vip passes on and even 1/2 price on the food in the store inside the ferry boat. Now if that isn't special then I don't know what is :D
It has been such a busy day! But I wouldn't have it any other way. Tomorrow Bobby's family is flying in the afternoon. Can't wait to see them!!!
Only 4 days until the big day.


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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
new blogger test
portrait image bug not fixed yet
My own MacBook Pro: browser wars and a blogger bug
Friday, December 08, 2006
politiken firstclass
because I had forgotten the name WebX
but I found this Shell takes me off the dole (2006-11-22)
part of the web site of Erik Thau-Knudsen
see also
FirstClass Socdem and Politiken Online: "News-systemet er lavet af WebCrossing eller WebX " with images from 2001
webcrossing - Google Search:
"Web Crossing
A leader in intranet/internet servers offering online conferencing solutions through discussion forums and chat rooms, with server-side scripting to allow ...
www.webcrossing.com/ -
visit the web crossing web site
www.lundeen.com/Home/ -"
Monday, November 20, 2006
next sunday
Date: Sunday, 26/11/06
Time: 12pm onwards
Location: Starbucks on New Street Birmingham England
It'll be the same format as the last few times: we'll have 45-minute sessions of writing with 15-minute breaks in between to chat, drink coffee and ease cramps. Stay for as many sessions as you like, and if you arrive in mid-session, simply join in. . . . .
Saturday, November 18, 2006
David Frost 1 - Tony Blair 0
Aljazeera.net, Qatar -
... Responding to a suggestion from Sir David Frost that the conflict had been a disaster from the start, Blair replied "it has", before blaming a combination of ...
Gavin Scott: Through the Conference Hall and Out of Iraq
Blair says Iran should work with the West but warns that Britain ...
Blair urges Iran and Syria to help with Iraq solution
Poor old Tony was really leading with his chin and being too honest when Sir David Frost looked shyly down, with false modesty, and away from Tony's eyes and baited that trap.
First I am against war, any war and all wars, because as a four year old I must have heard 70 or so bombing raids and 300 plus air raid alarms and grown up a war orphan with my widowed mother.
But after the experience of Harold Wilson's refusal to support USA in Vietnam, which caused USA in revenge stopped supporting the pound, which led to many financial and personal problems in UK , and caused me to abandon my teaching career and the break up of my second marriage . . .
Tony Blair saw that he had no choice and had to go along with Bush's silly ideas in order to secure the economic future of UK, industry, workers and capital.
Once we are in of course we had to make the bet of a bad job and support our soldiers . . .
It takes a country more than 20 years to recover from a major war
10 years planning, 10 years very hard work and then prosperity came to Japan and West Germany from the mid 1960ies.
The disaster has not been the war but the peace, Iraq needs one or two million men on the ground to maintain "homeland security" just as we had millions in Germany in 1945.
Tony Blair really was between the devil and the deep blue sea and he made the best choice out of what was available to him at that time.
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Thursday, November 09, 2006
You've received a postcard from a family member!
Aunt Edna Virus & postcards.gif.exe << NB double file type typical of a virus
This Is Not A Real Postcard, And No, It Didn't Come From Our Site
If you got here with a pickup code (something like "35-dodge-treads-aunt", "d21-sea-sunset" or "a91-valets-cloud-31337"), then you should know that the message you received was not a real postcard from our site.
On December 10th, 2004, some jerk released onto the internet what has come to be known as the "Aunt Edna Virus." Basically, that person faked one of our notification emails by switching out the links for links to an infected website. (No, our site is not infected.)
Update: Now there's a second person out there spamming people with a fake greeting card notice, slandering our site. The title of this newest abomination is "You've received a postcard from a family member!", and actually links to a malicious exe file. We believe it was sent by someone that refers to himself as "Dani MAD". If you happen to know who he is -- we're assuming it's a he, since most she's have better things to do -- please, let us know. And if you happen to hit him with a fast-moving car, we'll won't be displeased.
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
US election
and tried google news
but U.S. Full Coverage on Yahoo! News
was best
- Midterm Elections 2006
- U.S. Gubernatorial Races 2006
- U.S. House Races 2006
- U.S. Senate Races 2006
Top Stories
on the page Midterm Elections 2006
Monday, November 06, 2006
ethics and capital punishment
but I am sorely tempted to agree with the judgement of Sadam Hussein in such a violent community is that the only way to deal with a lunatic of such stature ?
I fear he is unlikely to commit suicide.
Sunday, November 05, 2006
"Royal Mail" Scam. NOT A JOKE!
Can you circulate this around especially as Christmas is fast approaching. It has been confirmed by Royal Mail.
The Trading Standards Office are making people aware of the following scam:-
A card is posted through your door from a company called PDS (Parcel Delivery Service) suggesting that they were unable to deliver a parcel and that you need to contact them on 0306 6611911 (a premium rate number).
DO NOT call this number, as this is a mail scan originating from Belize.
If you call the number and you start to hear a recorded message you will already have been billed £15 for the phone call.
If you do receive a card with these details then please contact Royal Mail Fraud on 0207 239 6655 or ICSTIS (the premium rate service regulator) at:- www.icstis.org.uk
or your local trading standards office. This is a genuine scan and is under investigation by ICSTIS.
Friday, November 03, 2006
more vikings
clean water and dirty air
over Birmingham and the Midlands
means the dust and soot particles from oil fired central heating and petrol and diesel motors remains near the ground
In Bosworth Drive, Chelmsley Wood they are checking to see if the water is clean (sample taken) and a flow meter in the box? from a stand pipe
the thin smog layer shows brown
looking towards Coleshill, United Kingdom Forecast : Weather Underground for hourly readings and daily forecasts and historical records
the high stratus cloud minimised frost
Daily History : Weather Underground for Colehill: "5:20 AM 28.4 °F / -2.0 °C"
too dry for hoar frost
I can see the best time to walk outside was between 11:50 am and 2:50 pm when the temperature was 46.4 °F / 8.0 °C" yesterday
from my kitchen window the higher level visibility as more than 10 miles west past Birmingham GPO Tower and at ground level 5.6 miles / 9.0 kilometer was recorded rising from 3.1 miles / 5.0 kilometer at 4:20 am as the wind increased,
Thursday, November 02, 2006
going off line
I am going to read Mills & Boone romances to get the style and rythm, and enjoy Deal or No Deal on TV
no exercise either in spite of the sunny weather outside
just cogitating on ideas for novel writing which will need no research.
I am going to use my old five year old machine and stay off line until I have about 5000 words for a chapter one.
I will still answer the phone tho'
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
NaNoWriMo :: Week One
Dear Author,
Greetings! My name is Chris Baty, and I'm the director of National Novel Writing Month. Welcome to this year's noveling extravaganza! It's great to have you writing with us.
As impossible as it may seem standing here on the precipice overlooking a vast November, NaNoWriMo will be over before you know it. This month---like the book you started writing today---moves at a frightful pace. To help give you a heads-up on some of the spirit-lifting milestones and spleen-poking hazards we'll be flying past on our way to 50K, I'll be sending an email like this one to you every Wednesday of the month.
Which brings me neatly to the subject at hand: Week One.
Ah, sweet Week One.
Whether you're a first-timer or a NaNoWriMo veteran, Week One is epic. We step onto its stage clutching a few crumpled lines of dialogue, and bearing only the haziest notions of setting and story. And, when the curtain closes on the seventh day, we're improbably directing a strange and wonderful cast of characters, all of them eager to make their mark on the tale unfolding around them.
The keys to thriving in Week One are straightforward:
1) Surge early. To be on par for the month, you should be writing 1667 words per day. In Week One, try to get 2000 or 2500 a day, and beg, borrow, and steal as much of the first weekend as possible to write. You won't need to keep up this pace throughout the month, but nothing guarantees a NaNoWriMo victory (and a fun month) like opening up a hefty lead in the first week.
2) Know that you're not doing any of this alone. As you dive into your book, 70,000 other souls are going through the same ups and downs of the Great Sleep-Deprived Novel. Whenever you're feeling like hurling your laptop out the window or setting fire to your favorite noveling notebook, come to a local write-in or stop by the NaNoWriMo forums for encouragement and reassurance. Likewise, whenever you've had a ferociously productive writing day, celebrate by sending a pep talk or sports car or box of fantastically expensive Swiss chocolates to a writer in distress.
3) Embrace the fear. It's okay to be nervous. Nervous just means you're pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone---which is when great and magical things happen. Even if you have a complete story outline to serve as a map for the month, it's still terrifying to be stepping out into the frontier of your imagination. I blame this on a lifetime of exposure to the perplexing idea that art should be made by artists, and novels left to novelists.
As someone who has done NaNoWriMo for eight years now, I can tell you this: Novels are not written by novelists. Novels are written by everyday people who give themselves permission to write novels. Whatever your writing experience, you have a book in you that only you can write. And November is a beautiful month to get it written.
Have a great first week, everyone! I'll be writing like crazy until Wednesday the 8th, when I'll drop by your inbox again with some thoughts about the spleen-tastic adventures awaiting us in Week Two.
Write on!
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
ow my arm
so I am reconsidering using Dragon Again becaue when I am writing my best stuff I am really speaking aloud internally to get good grammar and idions.
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Monday, October 30, 2006
Brumleby boy
'hello mr
i think we know each other maybe
i surfed around the web and in the search of the pictures of brumleby and there i saw your website in which there was some picture`s of ***** who i know and we were old neighbour`s
i also used to live there in denmark
i think you used to drive taxi befor in dk may be i am wrong or not but kindly provide me withthe email id of ***** and give my id to her
i will be thankful to u
i am abdullha jilani
from quetta pakistan
brumleby - Google Image Search
Saturday, October 28, 2006
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Friday, October 27, 2006
Accessing Blogger in Beta
How do I switch to Blogger in beta?
Thanks for your interest in all the new features we've got coming up! The Blogger in beta program is going to start out small, so only a low percentage of people who log in to Blogger will see the option to switch over. If you're one of them, you'll see a blue box in the sidebar of your dashboard highlighting the new Blogger in beta. Click the "learn more" link there and we'll walk you through the process of switching your account.
Part of this change involves converting your Blogger account into a Google Account (learn more about Google Accounts). If you already have a Google Account, log in with your Google Account email address and password when prompted. A confirmation message will appear to indicate success.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
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10 Basic Steps For Getting Your First Novel Published
How I Did It1) Write and rewrite the first 3 chapters of your novel and polish them to perfection. Make them the absolute best you're capable of. It took me almost as long to write the first 3 chapters of Sisters and Lovers as it did to write the entire novel.
continues :-
The Perfect Pen -- How to Get Published -- on Squidoo
Self-Publishing for Writers -- on Squidoo
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Google Blogger Beta
Google Blogger Beta which was launched 14 August 2006 Blogger Buzz: Blogger in beta
or are we expected to comment on the Testing Blogger Beta beta blog?
blogger beta - Google Search
another point of entry blogger beta - Google Image Search
via blogger beta - Google Video search
en pasant Banjo's World: Vlog No. 001 - Google Video WOW!!! that is astonishing
and back to blogger beta - Google Groups suggests the discussion is on the general blogger groups Google Groups: Blogger Help Group
I posted the following comment which awaits moderation:-
my blogger classic predates my google mail so it is tied to an aol.com email address and log on
http://www.blogger.com/my old profile/
I was invited to gmail as an existing blogger account ( I came in via the google tool bar BLOG THIS button after the beta google.com days when I switched from altavista searching http://www.altavista.com/
BTW I am not the professor Hugh Watkins, MD, PhD, Dept of Cardiovascular Medicine, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK OX28AF. E-mail hugh.watkins{at}cardiov.ox.ac.uk)
and my own adsense account uses another aol.com email for both classic and beta
I use my gmail acccount for blogger beta
In Firefox on the Mac the Blog This button links to my classic account even though I am blogging in blogger beta as well
using an Intel mac I have Parallels and so have classic blogger open in MS IE on Win XP
and the beta on Firefox on Mac OS 10.4.8
When I have populated the beta blogs a little more
I will update the side bars on all my blogs to completely cross links blogs and sites
so aa in any beta best to use a seperate account for testing
Experience gmailers will know how to open a second account anyway by invitiation to themselves at a fourth unconnected email address readable by POP mail (alongside imap at aol for example)
http://beta.blogger.com/my new profile/
Sunday, October 22, 2006
cat at sunset
I realised I was being watched
I rushed to get my handicam and zoomed in
Post Office Tower in Birmingham and the radio mast is still further away about 20 miles
neighbours who never disturb me
Boaworth Drive looking towards Chelmsley Wood
this bus stop is still intact
an airliner on final approach to Birmingham airport
the starboard wingtip light is the green dot
when they land at BHX they pass out of my sight
Wingtip vortices - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
just as a spelling check
up date on sunday
the desktop background a very blurred picture of a fence taken from a moving train in Holte, near Copenhagen Denmark
I like to start early
the £10 fiche reader for family history transcription is on the table to my right.
my own pictures as a desk top during start up - they are part of a failed upload blog about my flight from CPH to BHX
The Brazilian F1 is on ITV so this can only be a brief blog
I am designing a new desk to be built out of odds and ends,
and it will be placed in the other room nearer my TV.
Saturday, October 21, 2006
About Me
angry and frustrated in Copenhagen or Birmingham
and so that was a storm in a teacup all about registration of MAC numbers on the Brumleby WAN ethernet system
once it was working it was brilliant 10mb /10 mb
What started off in USA is now world wide - a freudian typo just made me say world wild. This time I am going to work autobiographically. In 2004 it was Viking Novel
see:- Iron Way - which turned into such a good idea that I froze it and and put off writing until I got more research done.
I started with google when it was a beta search engine, and began blogging before the advent of gmail AKA google mail, because the orange blog this button turned up on the google tool bar.
my first archive
look at my old profile to get the list of all my old blogs in the order in which I created them, top down with the oldest first.
I think I will be maintaining three main blogs - this one as a daily diary and GENEALOGE for my family history and genealogy and I will reduce my three photo blogs of snap shots
This years draft "novel" will get posted on My Memories thirty days in Novemeber - will that be 30 chapters?
I self censor all my blogs because I like to be available widely, and some words that I would use in street speech, trigger automatic cenmsorship.
A Solihull library computer even refused to let me read an email because it was written in Danish.


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The following pages contain extracts from 'Newslink' the bi-monthly newsletter of Paignton (Palace Avenue) Methodist Church as well as other news items.
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Read a history of the Methodist Church in Paignton
pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his opportunities and
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I chose the outlines and colored them with Copic markers similar to cars we owned in the past, like dark olive green. I never would buy that color again! Gold and yellow weren't too bad. I'm not sure the color of the photos turned out exactly. Trees have shaded my windows so that very little light comes inside, so I tried outside photos for a change. I hoped it would show the detail of the Spellbinder's "Kickin' Rubber" M-bossabilities. I rubbed some slate ink over the raised embossing. I love the look of the "tire tread" for these masculine cards.
The patterned papers are from Basic Grey and My Mind's Eye. The black hemp, black sparkle flourishes, and the triangle durables are all from Close To My Heart.
We hope you'll also join the July challenge at Doodle Pantry. Remember, you can use images from any source. There are two themes you can choose from: a choice of either Christmas or Make a Splash (water). Also, until July 24th you can get the Happy Trails Camper free with any purchase!
I'm sharing these cards with the following challenges:
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Friday, August 1, 2008
3 comments:
- TroutDog said...
The Rockies nightlight shines in my bathroom this evening.
I don't like the D-Backs. Although, I must say I wasn't sad to see Manny ground into a DP in the bottom of the 9th with no one out, down 1 run.
A .500 roadtrip has been secured. Let's make it a winning roadie, fellas.
- August 1, 2008 at 11:36 PM
- DeathTruck said...
Ubaldo has maybe been the best pitcher in baseball since his philly debacle. I mean I'd like to see dougey pull some post-philly series stat fom him, it's got to be Joe-Buck-sickening.
Anywho, I didn't catch a lot of the game, but I did see Ubaldo only gave up 2 hits... Respek the fact that we have 2 cookies on our team.
Respek my I-Dog 'live the dream' shirt I'll have in a few days (why does goodman fear calling it a jersey t-shirt[that's what it is]?).
Come on super DLS!
Come on super KUroda!
- August 2, 2008 at 10:39 AM
- TroutDog said...
Sure would be nice if somebody was on base for all of these Holliday HRs.
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Are there laundry facilities at the condos?
We have coin operated washer and dryers next to the office. Coins available at the office.
We also have 4 condos with washers and dryers.
Their is a coin laundry by the office but it's only open when the office is open.
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