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Official page of author and TV personality Mike Bara, star of TVs Ancient Aliens and Uncovering Aliens. Rogue science advocate, 9/11 "truther" debunker, Global Warming skeptic. Inveterate Seahawks and Manchester City fan. This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Aritfact of the Week
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I'm taking Astronomy of the Solar System this semester. During the Mars lecture, the instructor spoke briefly about the Face. He showed the famous 1979 photograph, then followed it with the infamous catbox and the conclusion that the mystery had been solved. I raised my hand. He said, "Yes?" I said, "Have you seen the other photograph?" He said, "Why, does it look more like a face?" I said, "Yeah." The student next to me exclaimed, "But it can't be...!" and shook his head. A girl behind me said, "But there are things on earth look like faces too so..." At that point, the instructor moved onto the next slide. A few minutes later, he was talking about a surface feature that about which some geologists have some conviction regarding its origin, and another student asked, "Do they think that because of the way it looks?" The instructor said, "Yeah." My impatience with my fellow man was very high at that moment.ReplyDelete
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Let me start by saying I have the books Monuments, Dark Mission. I visit TEM Daily, I visit TDMB daily. Yes some times I can see what "seems" to be in a posted picture, sometimes not-like this posted picture. And heres the problem- The majority of humans on this planet look at a picture like this and say 'What the heck am I looking at" I'm the same way on this one. At times there needs to be overlays or lines on these pictures to help people better understand and see whats there.
Its like the DM Book I was anticipating much better photo reproduction than what was produced. Dont get me wrong- you at RCH are doing NASAs job-and I as an American am very proud there are guys like you out there trying to get the truth to the masses.
This is a comomon problem.
Human perception is a funny thing. When I was at Boeing, my boss told me about studies they did on the ability to project in 3D in your head. He said about 1/3 of people could do it easily, Richard and me are in this category. About 1/3 could do it with some help, I suspect you are in this category, and about 1/3 just can't do it.
Whenever I get a review on Amazon or that says "the pictures don't show anything like what is claimed," I immediately know I'm dealing with somebody in the latter category.
This area is astonishing. Basically, it's Hermosa Beach on Mars. I see buildings,towns, roads, docks, piers, structures of all kinds. Imagine you are in an airplane and looking out the window.
In short, I feel your pain, but it is just too time consuming to mark up every image. Richard did a lot of that for Dark Mission though. Maybe in future AOTW's I'll post those.
Send me his email. I'll send him a couple of pictures.
I must be in that other 1/3, I see something on the edge of a very steep cliff. If Mars had water, would that explain the extreme depth? I do see piers and bridges extending beyond edge of the land and grid lines further in land. Definitely worth further investigation.ReplyDelete
Keep 'em coming!
What is your public e-mail address? I'm not able to find it. I'd rather not post my prof's e-mail :)
Zak, do you have a MySpace account? You could leave me a message there.ReplyDelete
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My Tivo tries to catch the "Mars" documentaries which I then pick and choose but it got an episode of Cosmos on the Science Channel recently.
It was quite a classic episode. I remember Carl demonstrating that at 100 meter resolution you start to see signs of civilization on Earth when viewed from above. Richard was keen to quote Carl and take that analogy and apply it to the Moon and Mars.
The thing that got me though is the episode has obviously been reedited as it showed the "catbox" photo when in fact the last mission to Mars was Viking when Cosmos was produced. I still think "Contact" was a great book and loved the movie too.
Just the sun, I think.ReplyDelete
I don't have a myspace account and don't really want one either. Maybe we can do this: send any photos to email@example.com. That address is all over the net already. I don't mind spreading it around some more.
Well yes ... it is the sun ... but it is passing behind one of those towers that you've found on the moon no ?ReplyDelete
And THEY have published those photos, on the 94th day of mission ( 9+4=13) of both Spirit and Opportunity ... Just go to the site and check that for yourselves, just see the photos for the Navigation Camera and the Panoramic Camera.ReplyDelete
And once again I would like to thank both yours and Richard work all this years
Gentlemen, I have a question:ReplyDelete
Do you have a picture of the "Face" on Mars on which the eastern side of the "Face" is visible?
If I'm reading you correctly and that latest post "AOTW... The Face... Mars Express" is in response to Acey's question, you posted a reflection of the western side. He is asking about the Eastern side.
But I'll agree there aren't many shadows on the Mars Express image which makes it a ~fair~ response to his question.
To be clear:
Eastern side = Lion
Western side = Human + Grey
Acey, here's a great .gif I constructed using Keith Laney's Infrared composite with all sides visable and reflected. :-)
Another good one using MRO...
Just cuz the eastern side is in the shade, doesn't exactly make it invisable.
Sorry Acey,ReplyDelete
That last link to the MRO .gif didn't post complete for some reason... add: 03050901.gif to the end of it.
Is this story for real?ReplyDelete
If so then it seems Hoagaland and Bara were right about the moon.


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Watch as John Knoll recreates the very first Photoshop demo (from 20 years ago).
Monday, March 15, 2010
The first Photoshop demo
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
A Different Kind of Christmas Song
For 23 years, this song has been as much a part of my Christmas as any of the classic carols.
Christmas Eve at my church probably shares much in common with the service at other UU churches: It is, first of all, an amalgam that blends the Winter Solstice, Hanukkah, and the Christmas Story itself into one grand festival of light. Yet even with that characteristically Unitarian Universalist syncretism, it is one time (not the only one necessarily) when we happily read familiar tales from the Bible and without apology invoke the names of God and Jesus.
Most years, our minister takes the pulpit in the guise of one who was there on that Bethlehem night of legend 2,000 years ago. He's been a shepherd, one of the Magi, Jesus's cousin John, an angel, and, I think, even the innkeeper. Some roles he's played more than once. In 1990, as American troops gathered in Kuwait to launch the invasion that would become the First Gulf War, he spoke as a Roman centurion. And in whatever persona he adopts to retell the story, I find myself moved beyond measure, my eyes welling with tears of comfort.
Tonight, he was Joseph. (In case you were wondering, he firmly pointed out that he was Jesus's real father -- despite the stories that later made it into the Bible.) He told of how much he learned to be a parent from his son, and how hearing not only the local shepherds, but even visiting astrologers from afar, speak of the promise that the infant represented made him see his own child differently -- an attitude that he recommended to parents everywhere.
When the message is over, and after we sing "Silent Night" with the traditional words, then comes another musical tradition. For reasons that I don't really know, we always close the service with a song that doesn't mention Christmas anywhere in its lyrics, a song sung by a little green frog with a banjo and a nasal voice.
It was an odd touch, I thought, the first time I experienced it more than two decades ago -- odd, and yet somehow perfect in its reflection of the hope and mystery and promise of Christmas. Now I have trouble imagining the night before Christmas without it.
When the older DairyStateKid was less than 6 months old, I began singing it to him every night as a lullaby. And the tradition continued when his younger brother came along five years later.
Tonight, we all went to church: The two DairyStateKids, their stepmother DairyStateMom, the older DSK's Buddhist girlfriend, and me. We heard the stories, basked in the warmth of the candlelight, sang the old familiar carols, and then joined together in this song.
Later, as he lay in bed in the darkness of his room waiting for the sleep that will bring Christmas Morning, the younger DairyStateKid, who will be 15 in one month, asked me to sing the first verse one more time. Of course I did.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Searching for My Voice
More than a year ago I began a series of posts on politics. After the 2010 elections, I got stalled.
The reasons were many: family responsibilities, my struggle to manage
I knew what I wanted to say, sort of, but I couldn't find the words or make the time to lay it all out.
Today I read this article in Yes! magazine. It comes as close as anything I have found to articulating where I have been moving, spiritually and politically, in recent years:
I participated because I have witnessed overwhelming evidence that the economic and political systems of my country stand against those people who the God I worship stands for. My conception of God, inadequate as it may be, is better described as the Love that generates creativity and community than as a super-man judging us from some heavenly skybox. Such a Love contrasts with everything that reserves power, dignity, wealth, or the status of full humanity for some while denying these things to others. My commitment to Love requires me to challenge the increasing consolidation of all these good things in the hands of a few, and to collaborate for the creation of something that Love would recognize as kin.Read the whole thing here.
ETA: I'm not commenting here so much on the specifics of the Seattle event that the YES contributor referred to. Christine, in the comments, makes some good points about that. I'm speaking rather of the overarching spiritual and political point of view from which the writer comes, and to which he speaks.
Now, where this leads me day to day remains, for now, unclear.
I don't think it leads me out of either of my spiritual homes. It does sharpen my longing to live in both of them, together, more fully.
I don't know what it might imply for my professional life of 30-plus years or for the direction it might take going forward. That's a particular challenge because, given my very real life circumstances and responsibilities, I don't see the sort of freedom that might allow me to simply abandon my livelihood as it is now.
I almost didn't bother to write this post. As I said, I've been trying to put into words, for a very long time now, a collection of experiences, feelings, beliefs, yearnings, resolutions that are still too inarticulate for me to be able to put down on paper or keyboard. I'm not there yet, so what's the point in writing anything?
But I guess I have to start somewhere. So let it be here.
Oh yes, and Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Joyous Kwanzaa, and a Happy 2012 to all.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Isn't This What We're Here For?
In the New York Times, Eric Weiner writes:
We need a Steve Jobs of religion. Someone (or ones) who can invent not a new religion but, rather, a new way of being religious. Like Mr. Jobs's creations, this new way would be straightforward and unencumbered and absolutely intuitive. Most important, it would be highly interactive. I imagine a religious space that celebrates doubt, encourages experimentation and allows one to utter the word God without embarrassment. A religious operating system for the Nones among us. And for all of us.Surely this is where Unitarian Universalism fits in today. Or has the potential to. At least that's how I've always seen it -- and it's what drew me to, and keeps me in, this religious movement.
But, if it doesn't, why doesn't it?
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Wowsers, just in the the heading I made two typos; maybe I need to stop celebrating with the alcahamahol, being that we are already 10 days into the new year.
Hope you all had a great one. Christmas here was lots of fun, despite the fact that my darling hubby only narrowly missed out on being admitted to hospital for the big day - he did a bit of begging and maybe some bribing of some doctors to be here. Yeah - it would NOT of been the same without him.
New Years was a quiet one at my Mum's, but it was still enjoyable.
As for scrapping - I must say - I have been VERY quiet. The one LO that I did for this months challenges at top 50 was this one. The products from this LO are mostly from Janets kit at Scrapville for last month. I love how the red and black look together.
I have just finished another LO today but you will have to come to The top50 CC this month to see what I have done. It will be up there sometime this week - not telling when though - that would take half the fun of waiting away. Hope to see you there.
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Well this is NOT going to be our holiday card picture. After Liam's nap yesterday I pulled out the tripod and the camera and we set ourselves up on the front porch. Out of all the pictures I took, this one was my favorite, except for (and maybe a little because of) Peyton's face. I laughed a lot and then we took another one which will be the one on the Christmas card. I designed the card myself this year and I'm printing them at home. I have a photo printer that is great so I figured I would give it a try. I'm not sure if it ends up being cheaper because I had to buy paper, envelopes, and an ink cartridge. Hopefully I'll have enough ink to print 60 of them!
I made pecan caramel cinnamon rolls over the weekend. They were amazing! But I also discovered that my breadmaker pan was leaking. I have a number to call about ordering a new pan and I need to do it soon. We use our machine at least once a week and I can't stand being without it. I'm gearing up to make 2 apple pies and Mark's cake on Tuesday and Wednesday. I may need to wear some loose pants on Thursday to give me room to eat lots of turkey!


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I took this photo while on a walk with Firn and Thunder, about two months ago. Before Firn backed him, she used to walk him outside his camp, to get him used to all the birds, trees and the scary horse eating monsters (which are invisible to humans). After many bad pictures with either Thunder or Firn misbehaving, I finally got a lovely picture. It was a suprise they both co-operated!
I am most frightfully sorry for not blogging as often as I should. Unlike Firn, words don't roll off my tongue with the same ease as a galloping horse (mind you that was a pretty good sentence ;D). And after the last long wait for me to finally spew out a blog, I have promised to try to blog every week.
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Canadian captain Christine Sinclair and U.S. star Alex Morgan will team up on a Portland Thorns FC squad that is already being touted as the team to beat in the fledgling National Women's Soccer League.
The 29-year-old Sinclair, from Burnaby, B.C., was assigned to Portland on Friday as part of the allocation of national team players — including 16 Canadians — for the new eight-team NWSL.
Thorns will feel like a home team for Sinclair, who starred for the University of Portland.
Canadian goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc and American Tobin Heath were also among the seven players assigned to Portland, the team that had social media buzzing after the allocation announcement.
"I don't think I would be crowning any champions this early, but I can understand why people would say Portland's got a couple of especially high-profile goal scorers," U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati said on a conference call. "But the northwest was popular with our players, in some cases because they've lived there, in other cases because they went to college there (as in Sinclair's case).
"Not an easy task, but we tried to balance it as much as we could."
The Thorns were getting lots of attention on Twitter, one fan posting: "I'm actually freaking out right now that Alex Morgan and Christine Sinclair are going to be playing for the Portland thorns. #YES"
Another added: "But on a serious note the Portland Thorns are stacked . . . "
Sinclair was among 16 Canadian players, plus 23 Americans and 16 Mexicans assigned to rosters for the new women's league that will kick off this spring.
Players were allowed to specify their preferred destinations and the clubs also provided their preference for specific players or positions desired.
The Canadian Soccer Association is picking up the tab for its national team players. U.S. Soccer is funding 23 international players while the Federation of Mexican Football will pay the freight for 16.
Other Canadians who found out where they'll be playing were Adriana Leon and Rhian Wilkinson (Boston Breakers); Erin McLeod and Carmelina Moscato (Chicago Red Stars); Desiree Scott and Lauren Sesselmann (FC Kansas City); Kaylyn Kyle and Emily Zurrer (Seattle Reign FC); Sophie Schmidt and Melanie Booth (Sky Blue FC); Lori Lindsey and Robyn Gayle (Washington Spirit); and Bryana McCarthy and Jodi-Ann Robinson (Western New York Flash).
Sinclair led Canada to a bronze medal at last summer's London Olympics in spectacular fashion, scoring a tournament-record six goals to win the Golden Boot. The winner of the Lou Marsh Award as Canadian athlete of the year and the Bobbie Rosenfeld Award as The Canadian Press female athlete of the year set a national record with 23 goals in 22 matches in 2012.
At Portland, Sinclair set the NCAA Division I scoring record with 39 goals in her senior season, and capped her college career with two goals in a 4-0 win over UCLA in the NCAA championship game.
She also won the MAC Hermann Trophy as the NCAA's top women's soccer player back-to-back years, and went on to claim the Honda-Broderick Cup as the top female athlete in any NCAA sport.


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Saturday, March 19, 2016
Saturday is for Vivian: 3rd Birthday, Part One.
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She is so adorable! What a bummer that her cake didn't turn out right - how could they spell her name wrong? Hope you're having a wonderful weekend!ReplyDelete
Awww! Happy Birthday to your previous Vivian. She is a little bundle of cuteness and clearly very loved. :)ReplyDelete
Liz @ Downtown Demure
Even though the cake was a bummer, it's still pretty! Happy birthday, Vivian!ReplyDelete
Vivian is the perfect princess in that dress! That cake is pretty but so bummed about their mistake. Looks like she had a wonderful birthday!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday Vivian, so sorry for the cake mishap. I love seeing her celebration in pictures, so cute.ReplyDelete
Rachel http://garaytreasures.com
She's an absolute doll! So unfortunate about the cake, but it looks like she had a great time nonetheless!ReplyDelete
What a bummer about the cake but it looks like Vivian had a wonderful birthday! It's so fun seeing your photos!ReplyDelete
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Congratulations and what an adorable girl. No wonder you are so happy! Thanks for linking, xoxReplyDelete
Happy birthday to her!!ReplyDelete
Aww happy birthday to Vivian!! I used to have a doll just like the one she has in her first few pictrures!!ReplyDelete
Aww look at your adorable little 3 year old--they grow so fast! I can't believe Jona will also be 3, in August. The cake is adorable, but too bad they misspelled her name (!) and that it didn't taste that great. She is such a doll :)ReplyDelete
Wow how exciting! Happy birthday! That cake is awesome!ReplyDelete
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Hi everyone, well progress has been very slow on the commissioned piece i'm making at the moment due to the fact i'm still working away from home this coupled with my son moving house has virtually put any miniature work on hold, however i did manage to start the gilding before i left and thought id share this image with you.
Its fiddly to say the least but im sure it will be worth it once its complete, which now looks like it will run into next year! it can be frustrating but i guess it gives me plenty of time to think about the next step of the build and potentially what might go wrong. Id also like to thank everyone who takes the time to read these posts i make and assure you i do see your comments but unfortunately i'm not always in a position to thank you all with a direct reply at the moment.
Stay safe and have a great weekend everyone. Tony.
Sunday, 22 November 2015
Little progress
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Labels: 1/12th scale, 24ct, Cabinet, Commision, Gilding, Harry Potter, Hogwarts
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It's too bad you have so little time Tony, due to all circumstances, I hope it will soon be more, can't wait to where this is going. Good luck with all.ReplyDelete
This is really interesting and intricate - still no idea what it is yet!ReplyDelete
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It is coming along beautifully. Your gilding is very well done. I've seen...and done...a few projects where it looked terrible. I hope you get a bit more free time...I am always excited to see your progress! I hope your son will enjoy his new home as well.
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Dr. Udaya Ranawaka, honorary Consultant Neurologist to the Colombo North Teaching Hospital, Ragama and Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Kelaniya, has been elected as the President of the National Stroke Association of Sri Lanka (NSASL) at its annual general meeting held recently at the Hatton National Bank Towers, Colombo.
Highlighting the magnitude of stroke as a health care problem, Dr. Ranawaka in his Presidential address pointed out that stroke is one of the main causes of death and disability. It is estimated that one in six people will suffer a stroke during their lifetime.
Sri Lanka has one of the highest prevalence rates of stroke in the world and with the ageing population and the steep increase in vascular risk factors, the numbers are likely to reach epidemic proportions, he said, stressing the need to improve facilities for early diagnosis and advanced treatment, dedicating more stroke beds, and setting up of at least one stroke unit in each province. Early recognition and control of risk factors, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol and smoking, are the most cost effective and efficient ways of minimising the burden of stroke.
Paying tribute to the past presidents and councils of the NSASL for their contributions, Dr. Ranawaka said it is an organisation which brings together both medical and non-medical persons interested in improving stroke care in Sri Lanka. Since its inception in 2001, the NSASL has conducted numerous workshops and training programmes for patients and caregivers and public education and awareness programmes regarding stroke.
He thanked outgoing President Dr. Padma Gunaratne for the achievements during her tenure which had brought international recognition to the NSASL. In 2009, the NSASL was awarded the gold medal by the World Stroke Organisation for World Stroke Day activities organised here in Sri Lanka. In 2010, the NSASL hosted the Asia Pacific Stroke Conference in Colombo and in 2012 a book on 'Stroke Care' was published in Sinhala, English and Tamil, providing useful information to both patients and doctors.
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I chose to go with the bottom row and use ribbon, a tag and a punch on my card:
I used my corner punch to round the corners of my base and main layer. I then used a negative circle die cut to act as a reverse mask on my card front and used a tiny flower from Beautiful Blooms II to repeatedly stamp within the circle with Tempting Turquoise ink. I stamped the umbrella handle from Scattered Showers in Early Espresso ink. I embossed the bottom of my main layer with my Elegant Bouquet embossing folder and then tied some brown and white twine above the join. This was then threaded through a die cut tag that was stamped with my Celebrate sentiment using Early Espresso ink before threading through a pink button. The main umbrella image was stamped in Melon Mambo on some spotted pink card and hand cut before being adhered with dimensionals above the umbrella handle.
I rounded the corners of my inside layer with my corner punch and then embossed the bottom again with my Elegant Bouquet folder. A thin strip of the pink spotted card was adhered above this and the sentiment from Scattered Showers was stamped in Early Espresso ink. To finish off the inside, I stamped the small flower randomly around the sentiment in Tempting Turquoise ink.
Okay, I am off to try and get all my presents organised as the big day is approaching too quickly!!
Stamps: Scattered Showers, Beautiful Blooms II (PTI)
Cardstock: Stampers Select White (PTI) Pink cardstock
Ink: Tempting Turquoise, Melon Mambo, Early Espresso (SU)
Accessories: Tiny Tags die set (Cuttlebug); Circle nestability (Spellbinders); Elegant Bouquet embossing folder; dimensionals (SU); StrawberryFool button (Elzybells); corner rounder; Cappucino Twine (MFT)


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She's a supported sitter, independent pincher (with a preference for the soft tissue of the face and neck – you know, all the sensitive, soft spots, particularly under your chin which, when pressed just right, makes you see all the stars that there are out there and a few constellations yet to be discovered), and she's, as of recent, an opinionated carrots and sweet-potatoes connoisseur.
A versatile conversationalist, she fluctuates from silent observer / attentive listener to outright the spokesperson of the opposition, regardless of the cause – all that in a drop of a wet diaper. On the record for her most famous speeches we have thus far: one confirmed "a-ku-ku" (Slavic version of the peekaboo), one "tata" (self-explanatory), and several, to our dismay very distinctive and unmistakable "nye!" (a "no!" from our neck of the woods) – We're still fooling ourselves that it was just random and not an omen for the future…
Already politically opinionated and vocal about her strong convictions, she advocates for the release of the three sheep circling around the celestial firmament of her swing (encouraging them to claim their freedom just as soon as they start turning), "Occupy the Vertical Hold" movement (just try and hold me any other way!), always ready to manifest her defiance in a direct confrontation ("Teargas? Ha! Lean over - I'll give you tears AND gas…"). When faced with consequences of her actions (unfortunately, we must admit to multiple instances of punitive or preventive confinement we had to impose to address her youthful indiscretions) she does, unfortunately exhibit continuous rebelliousness – she instantly agitates fellow inmates (she has been known to associate with some of the most notorious figures of the fluffy underworld of the Inside, particularly Mr. Turtle, and Mr. Bunny of the infamous Pink Gang from Detroit), instigating riots (every time the mobile stops turning) and even attempting breakouts, forcing us to increase the expenditures on security and still managing to circumvent all of our efforts (regardless of the bumper applied, given enough time she always manages to get a limb in between the bars.)
She is well read (she chooses her authors by the taste and texture of the covers, showing preference to the cardboard classics) and musically creative (she truly re-defines "singing a-a-a-a-a-long" with the nursery rhymes, and does not shy away from over-interpreting what she hears, bringing the "taking it away" to a whole new level, in a galaxy far, far away). Artistically, her early environment-conscience fabric and paint works are a very promising vanguard of the new wave of the always underappreciated infant lingerie impressionism.
She plays with all the toys, showing reckless disregard and defiance to any attempts of the system to categorize her and her abilities: presses the button intended for one year olds, tries to bite the toys intended for those two and more, listens with an utmost attention to the stories intended for those five and those closer to fifty, as long as it's one of us reading it with her head resting on our arm; and she weighs in on the conversations of those 30+, and that with a conviction and enthusiasm of a teenager, this Natural Born Genius of ours.
For those not familiar with the natural divisions in the natural world of children, there are two sub-species, in the essence: genius, and somebody else's. Naturally.
She's a normal kid. Healthy, thank God. Not too quiet and not too loud. I dare say, so far, a happy kid. How do we keep her that way?


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- 5 civil war blocks dun;
- mastectomy pillows sewn, stuffed and delivered;
- January and February sampler blocks finished as well as all the sashing and cornerstones for the entire quillt. The directions were given when we signed up. I figured that the odds were higher this would get finished if I did all that prep stuff up front. These are some BIG blocks which measure 20 inches. There will be 12 all together.
Pieceful Kwilter and her 2012 stitch a long. I could not resist these blocks. Check out Shannon's blog and join in.
Seww, some of my February goals were not met. The log cabin quillt is still on the frame and the Happy Villages quilt, well, there's an unhappy story that goes along with that which I will share later.
I've gone ahead and put my March goals up. Some have been moved forward from February and some are new. I'm finding a little accountability is producing results.
Now for Blogger Recognition... A lovely blogger ( and lurker LOL) named Karen recognized me as part of the Liebster Awards. This award is recognition of a blogger who has less than 200 followers. I was tickled pink to be chosen especially given my spotty blogging of late. Now it is my honor to recognize 5 bloggers who are think are awesome and meet the under 200 criteria.
I have been reading quiltiing blogs for many years and these 5 gals have withstood the test of time. There are lots of blogs out there about quilting but the thing that I look for when choosing a blog is not just about the nuts and bolts of the quilting but the stories behind the quilter. The beauty of the quilts are enhanced by the bits and pieces the quilter shares of her life. I want to share in her little victories (both personal and quilty) as well as commiserate and comfort her when life throws a curveball.
Plain and Simple Libby is the best. I knew we were kindred spirits when I saw her Indian Hatchet quilt that had several blocks "trying to escape" by heading in the wrong direction ( which I would do) and she left them that way ( which I would also do!). She and I have met in person, and visited together several times when she was living on the East Coast. Her quilts are fabulous! She is one of my dearest quilting pals and we continue our friendship despite the east coast- west coast distance. Can't wait to meet with her again in her native California in December.
Debra's Design Studio What can I say about Debra? She is a dynamo! She is always pushing her self and the envelope in her quilting designs. She also has a heart as HUGE as the state of Texas where she lives. She does more quilting for charity than anyone I know. Debra and I have traded fabric on several occasions which neither of our hubbies can understand. Men!
Covered Porches Melanie is a working gal like me but she still finds time to make beautiful quilts. Her winters in Michigan are worse than the ones I experience here in Connecticut which always makes me feel better! LOL! She also finds time for gardening which she shares.
Scrap and Thread Tales I love this Yankee Quilter and it's not just because she loves the Red Sox, Dunkin Donuts coffee and cats! Bonnie knows sooo much about antique quilts and fabric. She is in the process of recreating an antique quilt now and is sharing her process. It is fascinating. She also loves the modern fabric which she mixes with the old for a fantastic result.
Out of the Basement Kay is an extremely talented quilter. Her quilts have been chosen for the Road to California show! She also loves the Hoffman challenge. It's so interesting to watch her take that (usually ugly) chosen fabric and incorporate it into a beautiful quilt. She is a world traveler and a reader who has recommended several great books which I have read and enjoyed.
Well, that's my FAB FIVE!!!! Be sure to visit them as well as Karen. You know you need to add some blogs to your list!


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SPIDER-MAN: THE COMPLETE BEN REILLY EPIC BOOK 1(Marvel, 2011; Softcover)
Collects Amazing Scarlet Spider Nos. 1, 2, Green Goblin No. 3, New Warriors Nos. 65, 66, The Spectacular Spider-Man Nos. 228, 229, Spectacular Spider-Man Super Special Flipbook, Scarlet Spider Nos. 1, 2, Scarlet Spider Unlimited No. 1, Sensational Spider-Man No. 0, Spectacular Scarlet Spider Nos. 1, 2, Spider-Man: The Parker Years No. 1, Web of Scarlet Spider Nos. 1, 2 and Wizard Mini-Comic No. 3 (cover dates November, 1995- January, 1996).
Writers: Tom DeFalco, Todd Dezago, Howard Mackie, Dan Jurgens and many others.
Artists: Gil Kane, John Romita, Jr., Sal Buscema, Mark Bagley, Bill Sienkiewicz and many others.
My '90s Spider-marathon continues with this, the 6th 400+ page monster trade paperback in this run. While they renamed and renumbered the line, it picks up right after the end of Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic Book 5, so I will refer to that book as "the previous volume" for the rest of this review.
Ben Reilly finally assumes his role as Spider-Man at the end of the book. As I've previously stated, I can enjoy these major upheavals because I know that the status quo is restored. I'm not sure how kind I'd be if I were reading these monthly at the time.
These issues are enjoyable for the most part, with mostly solid writing and artwork. Todd Dezago's writing is just awful though, especially his dialogue. It's completely unconvincing and I cringe as I read it. Gil Kane's artwork in Scarlet Spider No. 1 is worlds better than his work in the previous volume, as he uses more of his signature "camera angles". What's even more interesting is that Tom Palmer does the inking here, just like he did in the issue in the previous volume. In that issue, Palmer's inking was uneven, but here he does his usual solid work. Perhaps he had an off day before. Clem Robbins' hand lettering is atrocious. While I am admittedly old fashioned in my taste pertaining to comic books, lettering is one area where I'm glad that we have fonts done by computers rather than sloppy hand lettering like this. The only old school letterers whose work I miss are Artie Simek (who passed away) and Tom Orzechowski.
Tom Morgan does some solid artwork in Web of Scarlet Spider No. 2 (see pic above for a sample page). He has clear layouts and his action sequences have a sense of "movement", for lack of a better term. He is a rare exception among artists working on mainstream superhero comic books in this era.
Computers and the Internet were new when these issues were originally published, and Tom DeFalco and company really ran with it in these stories. Cyberspace, virtual reality, chips and other computer references are used in abundance. While I love comics that are timeless in nature, I also really enjoy things that were timely and offer a snapshot of a bygone era like this. Technology is everywhere and in everything, and it was fun to think back to a time when it was all new and frightening. I still fear a Skynet type of takeover but hope that humanity will prevail.
The OCD zone- This book has thicker paper than the previous volume, but it is still slick. It works for this material. I know that nitpicking about things like paper weights and textures seems ridiculous to most folks in the Kindle and iPad era, but I refuse to read comic books that way. Truth be told, part of me yearns for the day when the industry does go all digital. Then I can quit this hobby of buying collected editions and begin my re-reading projects.


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How I Shed My Skin: Unlearning the Racist Lessons of a Southern Childhood (Hardcover)
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"White people declared that the South would rise again. Black people raised one fist and chanted for black power. Somehow we negotiated a space between those poles and learned to sit in classrooms together . . . Lawyers, judges, adults declared that the days of separate schools were over, but we were the ones who took the next step. History gave us a piece of itself. We made of it what we could." --Jim Grimsley
More than sixty years ago, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that America's schools could no longer be segregated by race.
Critically acclaimed novelist Jim Grimsley was eleven years old in 1966 when federally mandated integration of schools went into effect in the state and the school in his small eastern North Carolina town was first integrated. Until then, blacks and whites didn't sit next to one another in a public space or eat in the same restaurants, and they certainly didn't go to school together.
Going to one of the private schools that almost immediately sprang up was not an option for Jim: his family was too poor to pay tuition, and while they shared the community's dismay over the mixing of the races, they had no choice but to be on the front lines of his school's desegregation.
What he did not realize until he began to meet these new students was just how deeply ingrained his own prejudices were and how those prejudices had developed in him despite the fact that prior to starting sixth grade, he had actually never known any black people.
Now, more than forty years later, Grimsley looks back at that school and those times--remembering his own first real encounters with black children and their culture. The result is a narrative both true and deeply moving. Jim takes readers into those classrooms and onto the playing fields as, ever so tentatively, alliances were forged and friendships established. And looking back from today's perspective, he examines how far we have really come.
"Does more to explain the South than anything I've read in a long, long time . . . Simply put, a brilliant book. While I was reading, I kept thinking two things. One, this is totally shocking. Two, it's not at all shocking but a familiar part of my life and memory. Grimsley's narrative is straightforward and plain spoken while at the same time achingly moving and intimately honest." --Josephine Humphreys, author of No Where Else on Earth
"I not only believed this account but was grateful to see it on the record . . . The boy in this narrative is becoming a man in a time of enormous change, and his point of view is like a razor cutting through a callus. Painful and healing. Forthright and enormously engaging. This is a book to collect and share and treasure." --Dorothy Allison, author of Bastard Out of Carolina
"Jim Grimsley's unflinching self-examination of his own boyhood racial prejudices during the era of school desegregation is one of the most compelling memoirs of recent years. Vivid, precise, and utterly honest, ?How I Shed My Skin is a time machine of sorts, a reminder that our past is every bit as complex as our present, and that broad cultural changes are often intimate, personal, and idiosyncratic." --Dinty W. Moore, author of Between Panic and Desire
"In all his beautiful works, Jim Grimsley has told hard, hidden truths in luminous, subtle prose . . . Here, he renders history not on the grand, sociological scale where it is usually written, but on very personal terms, where it is lived. This is an exquisite, careful story of a white boy of simple background and great innocence." --Moira Crone, author of The Not Yet
"Grimsley probes the past to discover what and how he learned about race, equality, and democracy . . . in this revelatory memoir." --Kirkus Reviews
"Acclaimed writer Grimsley offers a beautifully written coming-of-age recollection from the era of racial desegregation." --Booklist, starred review


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Hello Everyone! I'm excited to introduce you to another historical author!
Welcome Marilyn! We're so glad you could visit us today.
Thank you, Amber, for inviting me. I'm happy to be here.
What made you decide to become a writer?
In high school, my English teacher praised my writing which made me think I could do it.
I've read devotions for years, so I felt that someday, I would write some. However, the desire to write a book didn't come until much later.
Those English teachers have inspired many students. I'm amazed at how many folks have a similar tale! Where did the inspiration for your latest book come from?
While on vacation to St. Simons Island, my agent sent out an email asking if any of her clients had written a Southern Gothic book because a publisher was looking for that genre. I didn't know what Southern Gothic was, but when visiting Jekyll Island during that trip, the idea for a story developed. The Gilded Curse is not quite Gothic, but it is suspenseful. We're calling it "historical romantic suspense."
That sounds great. I love a little suspense! Your website tagline is Pathways of the Heart. What does this mean to you?
Good question. Pathways of the Heart refers to the choices we make – our heart's desires.
Sometimes our heart leads us right, but sometimes it leads us astray. My logo is a lighthouse, a symbol of safety and guidance that directs the paths of the mariner. Like a lighthouse, God tells us in Proverbs 3:5-6 that if we trust in Him with all our hearts, He will direct our paths.
I love lighthouses, and I think that's a perfect connotation.
I've loved lighthouses for years, but only saw one in person when I moved to Florida twelve years ago. From that time on, I've been researching lighthouses and visiting them when possible. When I began to write a blog and prayed about what to write, I felt God tell me to write about lighthouses. My research had uncovered some fascinating facts and stories, so I began to write about them. But every time I wrote a story, a Bible verse popped into my head that related to the story. I realized God was showing me the relationship between these stories and His Word, so the stories became devotions. In November, my Lighthouse Devotions book was published. It has 52 devotions, so there may be a Book Two in the future.
That's wonderful. I'll have to check those out for sure. How does your faith and spirituality work in with your writing?
Because I've prayed to God about my whole writing journey – what to do, where to go, etc.- I believe I'm following his guidance to write my stories, my devotions and my blog. He gives me the stories, so I'm obligated to Him to write them.
I absolutely relate to that. What are you working on next?
I'm editing the second book in a series I started before I wrote The Gilded Curse. I have started book three in the series and still have book four to write.
I've also got another suspense novel in my head that I will be researching on vacation this summer.


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Rekha is a smart young girl. At such a young age she has achieved a lot. She handles her office assignments with such precision that everyone is in awe of her aura. She manages her home, her siblings & her widowed mother too along with her professional commitments.
She normally commutes to her office by car but that fateful day on her way back home, her car broke down 15 minutes away from home. It was already very late but not still 11:30, so she thought of seeking refuge of the Metro. She would have to commute across 5 stations - approximately 10 minutes. She started moving towards the station hurriedly as it was already late as night had set in. By the time she reached her station it was 11:30 P.M.
Walking across was the only option then! Barely into 100 meters of displacement, she could sense someone following her. She panicked and her heart beat increased. For a second she went blank, but gradually she relaxed as she swiped a screen and two of her first cousins got the message that she needed them then and there. She didn't even need to tell them about the location - all this thanks to the new GPS enabled app that she downloaded from the Google Play Store two days back - Smart Suraksha - The Smarter Way Of Survival For The Fairer Sex. Within minutes they were by her side as they resided near her house. They reached home safely. In the meantime her uncle, her sister and her friend also called her up, as they also got an alert SMS through the app. Rekha told all three of them that she was OK and had just reached home! What's more - Police were also alerted and those sick mentalities put behind bars for the night! What a sigh of relief - they all heaved!
After having this first - hand experience, she told everyone at office and at home too about the utility of this app and spread the word around also about how she had a narrow escape from the evil eyes of eve-teasers! - How she did not have to utter words of regret in future - How she did not have to express remorse and exclaim - "I wish I had Smart Suraksha with me!" - as it had already proved its worth by serving its purpose effectively in times of dire need!
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I have been missing a pair of Signature Needles for quite sometime and on occasion, I have lent them out….I can hear your gasp from here….and I check with the people to whom I would have lent them and everyone said no, they didn't have them.
I looked thru (insert sad face here), several project bags that have housed project I either no longer love or have kinda forgotten about…it happens. No dice. I even looked in the "bigger" bags that I schlep all the little bags around in (I'm in danger of becoming a bag lady), still nothing!
I came to the realization that I would just have to replace them and that I exactly what I did a few weeks back at MD Sheep and Wool. As predicted, I found them today, under my bed in a project LONG forgotten. So, now I have a fixed 3 and one of the new Interchangeable 3's. But what I really needed was my US Size 4, and then I couldn't find that only to realize I was knitting with it.
In other news, I am busy getting ready for a small festival on June 7 and I am excited because this year I will have the grid wall and the yarns will be displayed as they should be displayed.
I will also be introducing our new Sport Weight yarn, Yankee Clipper! All good things.
I'm off to set the house straight as I have made a big mess looking for stuff.


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KIRKLAND, Wash. — Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Mike Frier suffered a paralyzing neck fracture and two other players, including running back Chris Warren, were injured Thursday night when their vehicle crashed into a utility pole.
Frier, 25, was listed in serious condition Friday at Overlake Hospital Medical Center in Bellevue, Wash.
"The likelihood of (Frier) walking again is very poor," Dr. Michael Schlitt, neurological surgeon, said at a news conference. "He'll almost certainly be wheelchair-dependent."


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Jumat, 02 November 2012
National Geographic Space Atlas: Mapping the Universe and Beyond by James Trefil - Book review
Space Atlas
Mapping the Universe and Beyond
By: James Trefil, Ph.D.
Published: November 6, 2012
Format: Hardcover, 336 pages
Publisher: National Geographic Books
"Space Atlas is a visual guide to the universe,starting with our own solar system and reaching out to the farthest galaxies and the mysteries of multiple universes", writes Robinson Professor of Physics at George Mason University, James Trefil, Ph.D., in his comprehensive and beautifully illustrated book Space Atlas: Mapping the Universe and Beyond. The author describes and explains the planets, stars, and galaxies; as well as more exotic objects and concepts including black holes, string theory, and the idea of the multiverse, in non-technical and engaging language.
James Trefil recognizes the awe and wonder of the stars, planets, and the entire universe. With profuse illustrations and over ninety pages of richly detailed star maps, the author guides the reader through the solar system, across the Milky Way, and beyond to other galaxies and to the edge of the known universe. James Trefil shares insightful information about the planets, stars, and galaxies and how they fit into the grand form of the universe. Each chapter begins with an orientation of the topic through four star charts that display the night skies, in full color, from our vantage point here on Earth. Each chapter devoted to a specific planet, within the solar system, contains a detailed map of the planet's surface.
James Trefil (photo left) offers a complete guided tour of all of the solar system planets, their moons, and such features as the asteroid belt, the Kuiper Belt, and the Oort cloud. The author combines his own background in physics, which adds tremendously to the forces at work across the universe, to the geographical and cartography aspects of the various worlds, stars, and other exotic space objects. From the big bang to an explanation of dark matter to the many remaining mysteries of space, the author shares his knowledge clearly and concisely for the reader.
The author divides the space atlas into three overarching chapters, plus an epilogue. Those sections are as follows:
8 the Solar System: Formation, planets, moons, and other objects
* The Galaxy: The Milky Way and other galaxies
* The Universe: Cosmology, structure, and its birth and death
* The Mysteries: Topics include string theory and multiverse possibility
Included in the book are the following enhancement features:
* 50 space maps, including 47 never before published
* 80 images from outer space
* 57 diagrams of key theories
* 278 fascinating statistics
* 300+ pages of up to date space information
For me, the power of the book is how James Trefil combines clear and succinct information about space with illustrative maps, star charts, and photographs that enhance that information. The author is a physicist, and his knowledge in that field enriches the understanding of the subject matter. At the back of the book are several detailed appendixes that provide additional data to supplement the material in the main book.
An added feature of the space atlas is the engaging foreword written by Apollo astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Overall, this is an extraordinary book, packed with the latest knowledge, informative and detailed maps, stunning photographs, and very useful charts. This is precisely the type of superior atlas that is expected from National Geographic; and they deliver on that promise with this deluxe edition.
I highly recommend the valuable and endlessly fascinating book Space Atlas: Mapping the Universe and Beyond by James Trefil, to anyone with an interest in space, the universe, or science in general. This book, with its lavish illustrations is a tremendous addition to the subjects of astronomy, physics, geography, and science in general.
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Adaptation: Learning to Live with RA
The change in seasons has prompted musings on life changes at MyRACentral:
"Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans.
- John Lennon
No one ever plans for a chronic illness, writing down "develop rheumatoid arthritis" complete with hearts enthusiastically dotting the I's on their list of things to accomplish in life. We plan for going to college, finding love, having kids, learning to speak a second language or play the guitar and mastering the art of perfect cinnamon toast. But medication, pain and fatigue? Definitely not on the short list."
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PHOTOS: Pinoys in Singapore celebrate their 'Independence Day' in Suntec City
Posted by temasektimes on June 17, 2012
60 Responses to "PHOTOS: Pinoys in Singapore celebrate their 'Independence Day' in Suntec City"
June 17, 2012 at 4:07 pm
Next these sg companies will also support PRC,Indian national & Myanmar days too!
June 17, 2012 at 5:21 pm
If we do not fight now, we will be extinct like the Rhino.
June 19, 2012 at 7:54 pm
Dumb fool, rhino's are not extinct
June 20, 2012 at 4:19 pm
Singapore laws do not condone any sorts of assembly of protestors
Therefore I urge all concerned Singaporeans to exercise and practise means of "BOYCOTTING" immediately to all the place of work where pinnoys can be found
Since we can't have a legal assembly to exercise our Constitutional Rights to protest the myopic policy of the PAP government that imported these pinnoy goats (Speakers Corner is Impractical and Dead)
This is the one way that Singaporeans can take and implemented with a spirited force to passed our resolved and resounding voice and message to the pinnoys once and for all
I as one,have already begun to boycott all those merchants with philipino employees
Come fellow Singaporeans make your day
- June 19, 2012 at 7:54 pm
June 17, 2012 at 5:49 pm
June 18, 2012 at 2:04 pm
Hey Troll!
Since when did Chinamen become so good friends with Pinoys?
Please stop fanning the flame over here!
June 19, 2012 at 8:29 pm
PRC are well known double headed snakes…大陆人是过街老鼠,到处被人喊打!
- June 19, 2012 at 8:29 pm
- June 18, 2012 at 2:04 pm
June 17, 2012 at 5:59 pm
President Tony Tan has been working hard quietly in the background to serve Singaporeans. President Tan joined 50 volunteers at Khalid Mosque located in Joo Chiat to sell packets of briyani and he even pitched in to put the final touches to the dish.
June 20, 2012 at 4:54 pm
Every action there is a motive behind
Tony Tan before he is president have lost nearly US$42 billion of our taxpayers monies including yours probably,when he was one the fund managers of GIC
He is also the Deputy Chairman of GIC and made a very bad judgement to incurred and suffered a loss around $59 billion Singapore dollars of taxpayers monies to invest in Citigroup and UBS both,having toxic debts during the 2008 global financial crises.
Reported by tthe Wall Street Journal which the Singapore Press Media bluntly censored this news therefore to short changed Singaporeans
Currently,whats the ceiling of your CPF before withdrawals. S$139K?
- June 20, 2012 at 4:54 pm
June 17, 2012 at 6:41 pm
Fuck these pinoy get out of Singapore we don't want u here
June 17, 2012 at 6:49 pm
Now I beginning to feel why China have to sent almost 30 ships to chase those pinoys away from Scarborough Shoal…give them an itch and they would probably think they can have a foot next! We should continue to make these pinoys feel cheap in Singapore, since they came here as cheap laborers!
Hope Suntec City will do a deep sanitizing of the entire area well to ensure shoppers can go back there to shop…BTW, did you people heard about the news that there is one pinoy acquiring HIV every 3 hours back in Philippines?
June 17, 2012 at 7:38 pm
Congrats to Phillippines and all Filippinos, I hereby hope that temasek times will stop obsessing over a poorer neighbour and focus on more important issues.
June 18, 2012 at 2:02 am
We are not obsessed with a poor neighbour, we are obsessed with destructive cheap labor which is equivalent to locust swamp…they leave nothing behind after each onslaught…and Singaporeans need to have their insecticides ready to deal with this locust swamp!
- June 18, 2012 at 2:02 am
June 17, 2012 at 8:38 pm
trash !!!
June 17, 2012 at 8:42 pm
Congragulations on your National Day. IMMIGRATION is good for Singapore. Look at the Top 500 Fortune Companies in America. 200 of the CEOs are foreign born.
June 18, 2012 at 1:59 am
But pinoy trash and scums wasn't considered talents in the first place…they are global cheap labor, a product that philippines need to export to deal with their massive high unemployment figures! Immigration is indeed good for Singapore if we have the right people, but pinoy trash are definitely considered to be locusts that will destroy the social norms of any countries they had infested!
- June 18, 2012 at 1:59 am
June 17, 2012 at 9:14 pm
Get lose & go home..pui
June 18, 2012 at 10:50 am
Go back 2 England, u Fucking Singaporeans….
June 20, 2012 at 8:59 pm
and fuck back to your bitch mother's fucking stinky smelly pussyhole, you pinoy scum animals!
- June 20, 2012 at 8:59 pm
June 19, 2012 at 7:56 pm
Bring it on, fuuking sinkees
June 20, 2012 at 9:00 pm
Np problem…my gay bulldog is ready for pinoy dogs like U!
- June 20, 2012 at 9:00 pm
- June 18, 2012 at 10:50 am
June 17, 2012 at 9:15 pm
Get lose,
June 17, 2012 at 9:37 pm
So what's with you people if we celebrate our Independence day? The small Singaporean community here in Manila celebrates their NDP every 9th of August and we don't care! We don't make a fuss out of it! Ah Bengs here really have a small head, both up and the one at their crotch! Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! I salute all open minded Singaporeans! TR wastes a lot of Singaporeans' precious time! Get some life folks!
June 18, 2012 at 8:12 am
What Ah Beng, f..ker, pui
- June 18, 2012 at 8:12 am
June 17, 2012 at 11:34 pm
"Puck your bug and go buck lah" = Pack your bag and go back lah
June 18, 2012 at 12:22 am
Please go wash my toilet now
June 18, 2012 at 12:56 am
get lose to all Pinoys locusts .. pack your bag and get fuck out Singapore ..
June 18, 2012 at 12:56 am
`GLOCAL' ? What animal is this?
June 19, 2012 at 7:58 pm
GLOCAL = go fuck the locals
- June 19, 2012 at 7:58 pm
June 18, 2012 at 1:24 am
dont they(our local host supporters) find is a waste of time and resources…organizing and celebrating their independence day in our land and public area…..what does this event got to do with us (our local community)? does this mean there will be other upcoming for other countries celebrations for their independence days in our public areas as well?
June 18, 2012 at 10:23 am
Are we going to have China, India, USA, Vietnam and Malaysia National Day celebration too?
June 18, 2012 at 11:34 am
Hack. It is becoming a little filipina land.
June 18, 2012 at 11:36 am
Halo……go home & celebrate !!!!
June 18, 2012 at 12:02 pm
delete FT!
June 18, 2012 at 12:33 pm
And so are we going to have "extra national holiday" soon going by this trend?
June 18, 2012 at 2:26 pm
Congratulations to Filipinos!
Singaporeans are very envy and jealous for you! In every news, they always put Filipinos in front… It only means that they are so much worried because Filipinos are more capable than them!
Singaporeans are already out-of-market and obsolete because of their attitude and level of IQ!!
I guess many Singaporeans will have a counter-comment on my post! (Not surprising though!)
Don't worry, I'm also a Singaporean! But I don't possess a typical Singaporean attitude and education!
June 18, 2012 at 10:36 pm
"but I don't possessed a typical Singaporean attitude and education"…quite obviously, you're not a true born and breed Singaporean, so you are not Singaporean at all. So, stop pretending to be a Singaporean when you are just a lowly shit-brained stinky 3rd world pinoy scum!
And PLEASE OR PWEASE OR PREASE…don't insult us by saying that we are envy of filipino trash and scums, especially not with 1) their high unemployment rate of 34.4% (13.8 millions have no job), 2) one pinoy acquiring HIV every 3 hours, 3) fat, useless and stupid police commandos who can;t even solve a simple hostage crisis, 4) they shit in their pants and hide their tails between their legs when confronting China over Scarborough Shoal, 5) electing highly corrupted presidents to cheat on their moneys, 6) have to export cheap laborers to overseas as the country main industry, 7) being known as the sick-man of Asia ever since they gained independence from USA and many many more which no sane person would be proud of.
But we know Neutral Idea likes it a lot, he is a talented born-loser which you can find in any other part of planet Earth, except in a hell land known as philippines!
June 19, 2012 at 9:29 am
Oh common men!
Your are very much afraid of Pinoys!
It only means that they are much capable than you!!! That's insecurity…
Do you know that mostly Singaporeans have skin disease? Because they don't even know what is hygiene….
June 19, 2012 at 8:01 pm
Thats funny, sinkees dont take baths, so true
June 19, 2012 at 9:36 pm
Hmmm…that strange, never know Singaporeans have skin disease, but at least, it is still much better than to have one pinoy scum acquiring HIV every 3 hours…ha ha ha, hope this ratio will increase so all these pinoy dogs and pigs will die naturally, and the world will rid itself of one of the most lowly filthy animal on planet earth!
And ohhhh, do you know why pinoy pigs and dogs stink big time compared to all other pigs in the farms or dogs on the street? Because they never know how to bathe…of course, dogs and pigs never bathe at all!
June 20, 2012 at 9:03 pm
Not as bad as pinoy dogs like U that bathe with your bitch mother's urine!
- June 19, 2012 at 9:29 am
- June 18, 2012 at 10:36 pm
June 18, 2012 at 4:28 pm
Goal of 2012: To boycott all restaurants and shops who employ mostly pinoy. Neutral idea, I hope you get to experience what your fellow Singaporeans are going through.
June 19, 2012 at 8:02 pm
Lets do that, nationwide boycott. I will print out the flyers if you will distribute it?
- June 19, 2012 at 8:02 pm
June 24, 2012 at 8:20 pm
so we can do it in other people's countries but they cannot do it in ours.. im proud of the brimming hypocrisy in this thread.


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But do we really eat only when we are hungry?
There are many reasons which make us eat more than what our body needs. This extra intake of food is called overeating. Though when our hunger is appeased and our body sends a signal to the brain to stop eating, this signal takes some time to reach the brain and till then, we keep stuffing ourselves. Eating slowly can simply solve this problem.


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Preparing cookies at home is not a very impossible achievement provided that you make up your mind to get the best of the taste right from your kitchen. A little innovativeness with ingredients will lead you to create a combination of innumerous delicious n fantastic stuffs. This is really not cooking but called 'kitchen chemistry'. Let me share how I landed up in creating a very delicious Chocolate cookies recipe.
Ingredients: (for preparing 40 cookies)
Self raising white flour (250 gms.),
Unsalted butter/Margarine (200gms.),
Sugar (200 gms.),
Drinking chocolate powder (100gms.).
Procedure: The process of baking cookies is schematically represented in a pictorial basis.
Step 1: Take margarine/unsalted butter with sugar in a container and beat till both of the ingredients take a very even mixture. Mix self raising white flour to it.Keep it standing for about 20 minutes. When the dough rises press it with your hands.
Step 2: Please make two separate half of the doughs and mix drinking chocolate powder with it and make two elongated structures and keep side by side.
Step 3: Mix the two separate doughs and make a twist so that thay make an even mixture.
Step 4: Make a roll with polythene wrapper.
Step 5: Make a net roll with the polythene bag and keep the dough in refrigerated condition for 20 minutes so that it becomes a hard structure.
Step 6: When the structure is hard enough then cut it into pieces as shown in the picture above.
Step 7: Place the cut structures in oven . The oven should be either greased with edible oil or butter paper should be applied.
Step 8: The oven should be pre heated at 100 degree celsius for 10 minutes. Put the tray filled with doughs for 20 minutes at 180 degree celsius. Care should be taken that the cookies should not get burnt else reduce the heat and you may keep it for a longer time.
Step 9: Remove the cookies from the oven and display in a plate for serving. You may store it in an air tight container.
Perhaps this can be the best treat for your child's birthday or as his tiffin item. Cookies can be enjoyed with coffee. So, try experimentation with ingredients and innovate your own creative cookies in your own style. Just enjoy the Culinary art and claim yourself to be an artist.


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Hello,I am seeking clarification on the following statement:"If a company (limited by guarantee) operates for 6 months without a full quota of seven directors the directors are liable for the company debts" Is this statement true.Many Thanks,Breda
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As far as we are aware, this statement is false. A company ltd by guarantee does not require seven directors. It only requires 2 (or maybe three). It MUST, however have seven members/subscribers to the original Memorandum and Articles of Association when it is being set up.
But as we are not the final authority on this. You should contact the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement at www.odce.ie. They have a series of guides at http://www.odce.ie/en/media_general_publications_article.aspx?artic...
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"Everything in life is temporary. So if things are going good, enjoy it because it won't last forever. And if things are going bad, don't worry. It can't last forever either."
This is, as such, the natural ebb and flow of life. It is easy to settle in to the happy, calm moments like an over-sized warm fuzzy blanket, to fall into a comfortable routine and feel like everything, for the most part, is in order. The steady rhythm hiccups and suddenly, you are thrown completely off balance and are desperately grasping for assurance.
True growth comes from these turbulent times and just when you think the darkness and despair will never end, suddenly the sun rises on a new day full of promise and possibilities. The clouds pass and once again, you set eyes on the crystal blue sky and feel the gentle breeze on your face that carries away all your past troubles, if even just for a little while.


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I wish you all much love and happiness, but most of all, I wish you good health. All the best!
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Christmas card blitz...
I wish you all much love and happiness, but most of all, I wish you good health. All the best!
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Guest Designer over at The Outlawz
I totally forgot to put my snowflake on it, so please forgive me. If you look close enough you'll see that I used some stickles to create the look of falling snow around the image, so this will have to do, lol :)
I printed the image on Neenah cardstock and coloured it with my Copic Markers. I tried to make the lights look real by using glossy accents to give them clear dimension.
That's all I have for you peeps, except to tell you to head on over to the Twisted Thursday Challenge over at the Outlawz so you can see the extremely talented design team and their awesome take on this week's snowflake theme challenge. Talk about inspiration or what!
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Oh what a wonderful day...
and I coloured the images with my Copic Markers.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
All Hallows Eve...
So Auntie Sandra took that as a hint and mailed him back using one of my stash cards. When I saw him recently, which isn't often, he told me that the other kids thought it was super KEWL!
Make It Crafty, called Mini Monztaboyz.
It included an Eerie Halloween Scene, Dracula, Frankenstein and the Headless Horseman.
I will be entering my card into the following challenges:
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Have a carrot while you're at it...
Given that my Father was born in October, and is still an avid gardener to this day, I decided to use one of my gorgeous Lili Of The Valley images called "Vegetable Patch".
I coloured the image with my Copics Markers of course, but there is to many colours to list, sorry. Designer papers are from MME and the embellies are simply gems and buttons. How do you like my little hay bundle that I created using raffia, LOL?
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Happy 50th or is it Forever 49...
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
My life is much more interesting inside my head...
I am here with what now seems to be my monthly post, LOL!
Sunday, July 14, 2013
It's all about friends...
Sunday, June 30, 2013
It was in God's hands...


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2010 Corsair 37
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Corsair has taken our experience over the last 20-plus years building the world?s number one folding trailerable trimarans to the next level. We have created the perfect answer for those experienced sailors who want the comforts of a cruising monohull, the flat sailing of a big catamaran and the speed, safety and unsinkability of a Corsair Trimaran. Our Corsair 37 is engineered and designed with the serious blue water cruiser in mind. The Corsair 37 features a shallow draft with retractable daggerboard and rudder for exploring, an aluminum rotating wing mast, carbon fiber bowsprit, and quality deck hardware. It boasts an intelligently designed deck layout that leads all control lines aft to the cockpit for ease of sail handling and control. The interior of this larger Corsair brings more of the amenities you?ve come to expect from our larger boats: a functional yet spacious galley, pressurized hot and cold water, ample cabinet and storage space, comfortable curved settee with seating for six, enclosed head with molded in vanity with sink and shower attachment. Forward a spacious v-berth easily sleeps two adults in unmatched comfort. There is ample storage and lighting provided in the v-berth. Additional sleeping accommodations for two can be found in a cozy under cockpit bunk or in a spacious aft-cabin, depending on model. Standard power for the 37 is provided by a 15hp 4-stroke with electric start. The standard sail plan includes a fully battened square top main sail, hank on or roller furling jib with an optional asymmetrical spinnaker and screacher easily flown from the retractable carbon fiber bow sprit.
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It's been about three years since Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune left Capcom to start his own company, Comcept, where he's recently been working on titles such as Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, Mighty No. 9, and KAIO: King of Pirates. During an interview with 4Gamer in November, he talked about his experience with Kickstarter.
Is it not a little selfish that Kickstarter is being used for such high-profile 'projects'? It seems unlikely that Inafune would HAVE to crowd-source, so is it just a cynical way to cut down on production costs?


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Wedensday Night Cocktail Adventures: Why Paris
Tel : 01 40 26 47 63
My first impression of this smallish spot is that the dark walls contrast with the stark white tables and chairs to give it a warm but modern ambiance. The background music, while not overwhelmingly loud, was fun and funky - with Boogieman and the nearly forgotten 80's single Din Da Da making me dance around in my chair just a little bit as I perused the list of cocktails on offer.
The Somerset was a measure of tequila with a bit of lime served up on the rocks in a martini glass accompanied by a puree of tomato and avocado. To consume this uniquely presented little concoction, you take a spoon full of the puree and follow it with a sip of the tequila. While I wouldn't order one after another of these, I did get a kick out of the presentation and enjoyed the one I had. While I was disappointed with the 'gimmicky' drinks i had at the Plaza Athenee some time ago, I felt none of that here. With these drinks - though in a similar vein - i felt like Christophe has much more of a genuine interest in creating and sharing something special with his clients and at a much more reasonable price of around 12 Euros. Violaine followed up with the deconstructed Planteur consisting of pineapple slices, jellied angostura orange and rum and a mini planteurs.
A few of us girls ended up lingering longer than usual, and after awhile Christophe brought over a small minty drink. While I never think a barman 'owes' customers a drink, i think it's a nice touch when they bring something around on the house after a few rounds. One of the reasons we may have stayed longer than usual were the tasty bar snacks. No mere olives or pretzels, the Why brings out a nice tray of bread, salsa and rillette de veau. While the salsa was so so (I'm pretty picky about my salsa and could tell this came from a jar) the rillette was the star. Tasty and substantial, it allowed the group to while away a bit more time without having to rush off to get something in our tummies.
Why prices are completely reasonable for the quality at 10 to 12 Euros. However, what I noticed particularly catching patrons and passerby's eye were the mojitos and caipirihnias at 6 Euros on offer at the moment. And, the few outside tables seem a good place to sample one of these during the summer months while people watching.
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Monday, 17 September 2012
The ultimate bird-scarer?
Interestingly, when I showed this to some of the chaps at the Sheffield Club they were rather less concerned with "why have an air defence system in your garden" and the conversation moved quickly on to what the most suitable system would be! Leading the field so far is a Bren on an AA tripod. Worrying really, isn't it?
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- Soldado 38 said...
The bren is a good choice but really you want a Quad .50cal on an M16 Halftrack. That way you can deal with interloping Huns and then pop down the shops after.
- 17 September 2012 at 11:03
- Tim Gow said...
Soldado 38
An interesting suggestion - but sadly a bit of a squeeze in my driveway.
- 17 September 2012 at 11:19
- Soldado 38 said...
Oh that's not a problem. Use the guns to create space and the tracks to level the rubble. Easy :-)
All the best
- 17 September 2012 at 11:28
- Tim Gow said...
Soldado 38
Tell you what - we'll try it at your house first...
- 17 September 2012 at 11:38
- Stephen Thomas said...
After hearing automatic small arms fire, my neighbours nervously peeked over the garden fence. They both looked rather puzzled as they witnessed me teaching my 84 year old mother how to aim and fire an MP40. ( airsoft version ). . . . . . . . . Good Morning. Turned out nice again. ☺
- 17 September 2012 at 12:15
- Tim Gow said...
Stephen Thomas
Are you forming your own Volksturm unit? I think we need a photo...
- 17 September 2012 at 12:19
- Paul said...
I am always keen on mounting a Phalanx CIWS on the back deck.
Not really a AA weapon so to speck, but if it can take out a missile surely a Cessna 172 cannot be too much of a ask.
- 17 September 2012 at 12:41
- Tim Gow said...
Again a bit bulky for my own modest acres. I probably have room for a Landrover with a Starstreak in the back...
- 17 September 2012 at 12:52
- Peter Douglas said...
I vote for not having an air defence weapon in my backyard.
BYW, the Rapier has a certain Wile E Coyote look when paired with your suggested (i.e. vs birds). Was there a large packing crate labelled ACME nearby?
Cheers (and keep you head down)
- 17 September 2012 at 13:44
- Tim Gow said...
Peter Douglas
I didn't notice the ACME crate, but I expect it was there.
- 17 September 2012 at 14:54
- Wg Cdr Luddite said...
I vote for a 20mm Vulcan cannon.
Goodbye vermin pigeons, trees, chimneys, squirrels, etc.
- 17 September 2012 at 18:30
- Chris Kemp said...
So far, Uncle Bob (Cordery) has had the closest claim to a real Rapier in his back garden. I expect that now the Olympics is over, the Army have taken it back to their own toybox :O)
For amusement value, I would like a tethered barrage baloon and a basket that can be winched up and down. I haven't cleared it with Suzanne yet though.
Regards, Chris
- 17 September 2012 at 20:39
- Geordie an Exiled FoG said...
I have missile envy as I only have one in 1/72 scale ;)
- 17 September 2012 at 22:40
- Tim Gow said...
Wg Cdr Luddite
Much as I agree with most of your coment, I find myself glad that you don't live next door...
- 18 September 2012 at 08:20
- Tim Gow said...
Chris Kemp
At least that would be quieter than the other options so far proposed. I can't see why Suzanne could possibly object...
- 18 September 2012 at 08:21
- Tim Gow said...
It's not how big it is. Anyway, the real oone probably didn't come complete with a dodgy Landrover and a dog with no tail. Good old Airfix.
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tour was great thanks so much to everyone. post breakdown haircuts and going back to work our next show is this weekend with some local b'ham support.
here's lyrics for new songs there might be some news soon.
settle scores and shout the underneath
i could never stand still
we are gold, we are the winning team
eyes in the middle
the way you talk about the weight
..blue eyes & headlights
that was one of my favourite things that i have ever done ever
just like last year, but bigger still
& still here
title track:
i've been counting starfish
we've all made brand new friends
you told me, '..hours away from home & stay..'.
i think i've forgotten fact
all the ghosts in the city hang out in the back
looking at maps of my spine
i wish we could talk hours like we never did
i'd play my hand closer to my chest
she didn't know that i was a liar
she didn't know that i was an empty head
there blood now flows
i'm shedding skin
her/your fathers eyes pierced through my veins
i'm so sorry again
i should have stayed
pouring bleach into paper cups
i dare to swallow you down
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|Emily Blunt, Ewan McGregor & Mr. Will-W.
Propositioned with the outlandish task of bringing Salmon Fishing to the Highlands of Yemen, a respected Fisheries Scientist named Alfred Jones (Ewan McGregor) is called upon by Political Spin Doctor Patricia Maxwell (Kristin Scott Thomas) to do what seems impossible, in an attempt to better international relations between Britain and the Middle East. Fred is teamed with a beautiful Consultant named Harriet Chetwode-Talbot (Emily Blunt), acting on behalf of mystical Sheikh Muhammad (Amr Waked), who is ready to fund the £50 million endeavour.
On the verge of a Divorce, Alfred commits himself completely to the assignment while soon developing affections for his Colleague. This of course is complicated by the fact that Harriet's Boyfriend is sent off to War only three weeks into their passionate relationship, with her being faced with the reality that she might have to move on without him. All the while, she too develops a deep connection to the charmingly humourless Alfred which extends beyond their being "fishes out of water" in the desert.
Director Lasse Hallström hits all the right notes with Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, striking that fine balance that appeals to Intellect, Emotion and of course, our Funny Bones. The Satire is equal parts plausible through some great Storytelling, as it is a true Romance due to the stunning on-screen chemistry between McGregor and Blunt. The latter in particular, delivers a stunning multi-layered performance which sees her pared from down from someone bearing a tough exterior in her work life, to being a vulnerable Woman hopelessly in love; immensely honest and human. Kudos also to the always brilliant Scott Thomas who gets to exercise her seldom-seen comedic chops to hysterical results, commanding our attention unceasingly.
It's certainly a catch. Alliance Films releases Salmon Fishing in the Yemen on March 9, 2012.
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Bergdahl has been charged by fellow soldiers of being a traitor and to have gone absent without leave (AWOL) in a willful act of desertion. It was also reported before his disappearances that he had begun acting a bit strangely and out of character, saying he wanted to wear the skin of his first taliban kill or to simply leave and "walk the earth." Once he did go and "walk" he was soon absconded by the Taliban and held captive for the last four years. Some are wondering if what the American military has here is a case of a Nicholas Brody, the fictional military character in the hit Showtime series Homeland who was kidnapped by Al-Qaeda for several years then found by American troops. Brody turned out to have been turned by his captors and worked as a spy for the terrorist organization once back on American soil.
Now back to the original question. Should President Obama have traded terrorists for the release of Bergdahl? My answer comes from the perspective of being a military veteran of thirteen years, six of which were spent as part of the intelligence community, is a resounding YES! Bergdahl should have been retrieved if for no other reason than to bring him home, find out what he knows of the enemy, give him a fair military trial for the charge of desertion and suspicion of possible treason. If, after weighing all the available evidence and testimony he is found guilty then the penalty should ensue. If, however, Bergdahl is found innocent then he should be allowed to go home to family and receive all the back recompense due him as an American soldier as well as any and all needed health care, both psychological and physical.
Either way, we do not abandon an American soldier on the battlefield - dead or alive - regardless of their political, religious or other convictions.
So again, yes, we should have made the trade just as we should have done everything possible to save Ambassador Stevens and the men with him in Libya. However, on that one our leadership in the White House and State Department failed miserably. They got this one right -- for a change.


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The issue of reservation rocks student communities and political leaders either support quotas or maintain a deafening silence. When Arjun Singh made a first announcement about reservation in India's higher educational institutions, was he working on some directions? Merit counts but do money determine merits?
Whatever, here is Petition to President of India - say No to reservations in private sector and IIT/IIM/Medical colleges. The reservations have not solved any of the evil effects of the caste system. Fifty years down the lane, the SC's and ST's continue to be as downtrodden as they were, and most backward caste people continue to remain backward.
Sign the petition or don't - there it speaks aloud!
- ilaxi