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Interush and the E-Learning Revolution
We live in a world highly interconnected through
multiple communication channels; while we were previously limited to the
technology of the land line telephone, we can now reach others through
mobile phones, watches, laptops, tablets and desktop computers.
This heightened level of connectivity has impacted several aspects of our daily lives, from international business interaction, leisurely activities such as shopping and recreation, to intellectual endeavors such as continuing education, making e-learning now possible.
E-learning utilizes online technology as the main conduit of information. Learning materials are transmitted through email and online messaging, classes are held virtually through streaming videos and students participate through group chats. Written assignments may also be posted on interactive online platforms such as blogs and message boards. As individuals thrive in a tech-savvy world, we are challenged to progressively learn how to fully utilize the internet to increase our knowledge, and take advantage of educational opportunities.
For instance, online courses on various subjects are available from universities such as University of California, Irvine (UCI). E-learning can also take the form of skill-enhancing games, such as those featured on NobelPrize.org that showcase scientific inventions. YouTube offers educational video channels on a variety of subjects, such as the human anatomy, mathematics, history and language.
The BBC offers a series of online videos that help educate culinary enthusiasts on both basic and advanced cooking techniques.
IRIS Academy™, offered by Interush as part of the IRIS Applications Suite, is a great example of an e-learning platform that provides a convenient way for English language learners to develop their spoken and written English through an easy-to-follow format. The intuitive program guides users to learning everyday English phrases, grouped in easily recognizable categories, and provides both audio and video guides to ensure learning speed and retention. IRIS Academy utilizes available internet technology to create a robust online academic platform.
"As a company that believes in lifelong learning and continuous education, we urge individuals to maximize all the academic opportunities available on the Internet," said Martin Matthews of Interush. Matthews recently wrote a related article on his official blog, Insider Insights, elaborating on how IRIS Academy is an excellent e-learning application, with the purpose of refining one's English and opening limitless opportunities in the competitive business world.
Interush International, LLC of Irvine, California markets within the rapidly expanding information technology sector in Asia.
For more information on Interush International, LLC, please visit http://www.interush.com.
Interush and the Interush logo are registered trademarks of Interush Technology, Ltd., a member of the Interush group of companies, registered in the United States and other countries. Other trademarks and names referenced are the property of their respective owners.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
my creative space...
heaps of time, incase it didnt work out, to make something else!!
I made up the pattern, which I have to say is my fav. for summer.
I also make this in a cotton floral to wear to the markets last weekend.
so comfortable and stylish if I do say so myself!!
oh and another thing, I bought the shoes, then made the necklace thingy to match the shoes, then had to find or make a dress to match those!
nothing like doing things all jumbled!!
for more creative spaces head on over to kootoyoo!!
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Friday, October 1, 2010
only a few days before the launch of this gorgeous fairy floss markets!!
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I am often amazed to discover how mail can inspire people in so many different ways. For instance, when brewing beers. Why not?
I have discovered this brand by chance: Stamps Brewery. It is a micro brewery based in Liverpool (the UK). How I would like to visit them! If the beers are half good than the design of the labels, I am sure I would enjoy more than one.
Just because it would be difficult to choose just one of those stamps, you know.


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This website presents information on the Council's community and business activities in the Kowanyama Deed of Grant in Trust (DOGIT) area and tourism information on the beautiful unique region of the Mitchell River delta.
The country consists mainly of wetlands and delta mangroves in the north, extending to forest country of the central peninsula. Kowanyama means "place of many waters" in the Yir Yoront language. The community includes the Kokoberra, Yir Yoront [or Kokomenjen] and Kunjen clans, who each have language and other cultural differences.
In July 1987 the State Government of Queensland implemented legislation for a DOGIT over the lands in the Mitchell River delta, an area of 250 km². The Deed covered the traditional lands of the people of Kowanyama.
Like other DOGIT communities of the time, Kowanyama had a town council elected by Aboriginal people living in the community. The newly formed Kowanyama Council assumed responsibility for implementing certain conditions of the DOGIT.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.


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Today was Julie's last day at Apple Valley Day Care. Next week she will be starting Pre-school. I know that she is ready, but I am starting to question if I am! I will miss seeing my old friend Beth every Wednesday and Thursday. Having that little bit of girl time in the middle of the week was always something that I looked forward to and I know I will truly miss. I will miss our catch up time and miss picking Beth's brain on how to handle Julie's tantrums or whatever misbehavior she is into that week. I have always looked up to Beth as a mom, and am thankful that she shared a little of her wisdom with me in the last couple years.
Beth has watched Julie since she was just 3 months old. Julie learned to smile, sit, crawl, walk and talk all in that time. I look at the pictures of Julie when she started playing with Anabelle and I can't believe where the time has gone.
At lunch today I brought pizza and cupcakes to "celebrate" her last day. The kids were thrilled, but there was more than one time where I thought I would lose it. Beth got her a big girl backpack to take to school. Julie loves it because she is just like Anabelle now.
Julie talks about her day care friends all the time when she is not there, so I will be bringing her by to say hello often. Anabelle will still be coming with us to gymnastics every week, so I am glad that friendship will be able to continue to grow.
I know that this is the right move for Julie, but I think I will have to wait until next week to feel the sweet part of this bittersweet event.


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Ho Ho Ho!
Here's another of my 'cards within a card'. This time I used (shock,horror!!) a READY MADE embellishment, actually a very cute chipboard santa. The card was made in exactly the same way as the previous cards but this time I cut a scalloped mat for the santa to sit on. I added buttons with fine gold thread added to the holes and a wide green ribbon bow and Prima poinsetta. The paper is MME and the ribbon came from (the place that shall not be mentioned) H****C****. I added Ho! Ho! Ho! to the inside of the card along with a strip of word paper.
Carts used:
Scalloped rectangle- Celebrations (No 5 key with blackout enabled)
HO! HO! HO!- Ashlyn's Alphabet
Thanks for looking!
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Last night I was at a friend's place watching the Christmas classic "It's a Wonderful Life", I had never seen it. On one of my trips to the kitchen I just happened to look out the window and saw the city, looking East towards downtown where I lived. It was beautiful. The rain had stopped, there was very little fog and it was quiet...at least in this part of town.
It reminded me instantly of Jan's photograph, I had meant to share it last week. I like this image because it shows Mt. Tamalpais in the distance. I love that mountain. It's not very high but you will have to run many hills before you can summit. The Quad Dipsea Ultra is run there among other races, a short 28-mile course that boasts 9000+ feet of quad breaking, hamstring cramping climbs in a mountain that only tops around 2,500. I love it. Reminds me of a great girl, beautiful to behold but........hmmm what's the words...complex and deep within. You pay for every mile and it's not for the unprepared. If you have the strength, endurance and perseverance well you might just have a great time. You just can't ever lose respect. The same trails changes with the season, they change as you change. Ah but what I'm I talking about? Don't listen to me...I've been single for a very long time and date very little...I know nothing about women.
Speaking of which, she's never beaten me. Not yet anyway! I've crawled out of there several times looking pretty bad but never beaten. It helps not having a car, when there is no option but your own two feet you make do:) No worries I do carry money in case of emergencies as well as extra clothing. I ran my best race on those hills this year, the Miwok 100k, with the help of my friends Jason, Olga, Stephen and Georgia. A sweet time. Last year when my training plan hinged on super long runs every 3-4 weeks, I would travel from my apartment to the top of that mountain and back. It's a 50-60 mile trip depending on the trails you take. Then there was that day I did a roundtrip plus a detour to Stinson Beach so I could get some food and an espresso. At the top, on a clear day, you can look East and see Mt. Diablo. That mountain is about 1000 ft. higher and a favorite with the East Bay trail runners. It's fun to go there in the Spring and Summer months to test out your heat training.
This year I made it the top once and it was on my bike, a 60-mile taper ride for WS. My new training plan focused on shorter long runs but with more frequency and intensity. Much, much better but I miss the view from the top. Maybe next year, a special solo trip for old times.


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His first season with the Blue Jays didn't go quite as planned, so SS Jose Reyes is getting in some early outdoor practice so that the 2014 MLB season gets off on the right foot. And by early outdoor practice we mean he went out and played catch in ankle deep snow…
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The first four of these crisis manuals have already been published, and two of them are already listed for sale on both Amazon.com. and Lulu.com. The first is called "The No-Nonsense Guide To Tornado Safety." The guide is exactly what it appears to be—an 84-page source of information related to knowing about, planning for, and responding to tornadoes. In addition to providing a survey-level understanding of these potential disasters, the guide provides the most up-to-date advice and suggestions by weather and safety experts about what to do in (planning for in) the event that a tornado disaster. The guide gives a brief history of tornadoes and their effects as it relates to planning, as well as a series of appendixes that list—among other things—where publicly assessable tornado shelters (those operated by local municipalities as well as those privately-run) are to be found in the most tornado-prone regions in the country. There is also a state-by-state (province-by-province in Canada) listing for regional government offices charged with disaster-relief, as well a list for charitable organizations whose functions include the same. I designed these series of books to be a one-stop source of safety information on related disasters.
The No-Nonsense Guide To Tornado Safety
• Paperback: 84 pages • Publisher: lulu.com (November 22, 2013) • Language: English • ISBN-10: 1304648648 • ISBN-13: 978-1304648648 • Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.2 inches • Shipping Weight: 6.4 ounce
In addition, three more books in the series are also available for sale, with availability on Amazon projected in the future. I also hope to publish ebook versions of my publications when it becomes feasible given my time constraints. "The No-Nonsense Guide To Blizzard Safety," a book whose subject-matter has become more relevant in recent weeks, is similarly designed to be a one-stop guide for anything and everything related to blizzard safety as well as planning in the event of blizzards.
The No-Nonsense Guide To Blizzard Safety
The third book in this series is "The No-Nonsense Guide To Flood Safety."
• Paperback: 60 pages • Publisher: lulu.com (November 22, 2013) • Language: English • ISBN-10: 1304648613 • Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.2 inches
The final published book in the series is "The No-Nonsense Guide To Hurricane Safety."
• Paperback: 59 pages • Publisher: lulu.com (December 20, 2013) • Language: English • ISBN-10: 9781304733030 • Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.2 inches
I would urge everyone concerned about their safety and planning for their safety as it relates to natural (and man-made) disasters to purchase these books before the seasons for these events are upon us.
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|But the LORD said to Samuel, "Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The LORD does not look at the things man looks at. Man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart."
|But the LORD said unto Samuel, Look not on his countenance, or on the height of his stature; because I have refused him: for the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.
God gave Samuel a new perspective. In these verses, God tells Samuel to pick a young David to be the future king, not one of David's seven older and arguably more qualified brothers.


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1 By the rivers of Babylon
there we sat down and there we wept
when we remembered Zion.
2 On the willows* there
we hung up our harps.
3 For there our captors
asked us for songs,
and our tormentors asked for mirth, saying,
Sing us one of the songs of Zion!
4 How could we sing the Lords song
in a foreign land?
5 If I forget you, O Jerusalem,
let my right hand wither!
6 Let my tongue cling to the roof of my mouth,
if I do not remember you,
if I do not set Jerusalem
above my highest joy.
7 Remember, O Lord, against the Edomites
the day of Jerusalems fall,
how they said, Tear it down! Tear it down!
Down to its foundations!
New Revised Standard Version Bible: Anglicized Edition, copyright © 1989, 1995 National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide. http://nrsvbibles.org
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When our son Eric was in high school, a team-mate on his baseball team died in an accident, that boys parents didn't make it. Now I can't say what caused the break up, or how their marriage was before the boy died. What I can tell you is the strain is terrible, parents grieve differently, communicate differently have different needs that the other spouse has to try to understand and respect. Then there are the added pressures too of -caring for siblings, jobs, court, criminal proceedings, financial concerns, our children's death was very public, some parents blame each other; the list is endless.
Today I was thinking about guilt- I am a Catholic after all. It's been said we know all about guilt. But I was thinking about regular guilt not the Catholic kind (that comes from divorce or missing church, turning your back on Catholicism) I was thinking more the kind I felt after the kids died. For the first two years, my husband and I went to therapy together as a couple. I continued in therapy on my own for at least that much time after. But as a couple our marital strengths and attitudes towards each other before the accident vital to how we would weather the storm, my therapist hinted at this in the beginning. The night the kids died I remember laying in bed shaking in shock and I turned him and said, "this is the worst day of our lives, every day after this will be better". My therapist viewed us as solid enough as a couple- that statement as hopeful. Little did we know what hard days we had ahead and that the days getting better part would come with doses of guilt.
When the kids died my husband was just like me- devastated. I just would have crawled under a rock and died if it wasn't for the fact that he didn't find me and pull me up every single day. He on the other hand would tell you the same thing about me, that I held him up. I know we were fortunate to have each other to lean on that we didn't have to do it alone.
When you are in such pain, when you are stripped bare of all that you are you slowly but surly you crawl back out of your despair and then it hits "the guilt". I felt that since my kids death my marriage was better, stronger than it had been before. My kids were dead and I was reaping benefits as a result. I knew my husband felt the positive changes in our marriage too, the guilt however was mine alone. My marriage which was a good and loving one before the accident had transformed into a much deeper more satisfying one. You learn a lot about making peace enough to end many wars. Since it seems that all I did while grieving was to have little wars within myself, I made peace with the guilt. I made a choice to look at the positive changes in my marriage as a gift. Was it a gift from God, from Gretchen and Eric or the gift of a talented therapist- maybe all four? Either way we happily received it and are the better for it.
How about you? Have you had any experiences with guilt? How did your experiences affect you?


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Department of Music Presents Piano Duet Recital
April 01, 2010
Mount Union College department of music will presents a piano duet recital on Sunday, November 16 at 7:30 p.m., in Presser Recital Hall, located in Cope Music Hall.
Judy Weaver
Featured performers are Judith Weaver, a senior piano performance major from Alliance, and her piano professor, Dr. Victoria Harris, professor of music and director of the preparatory division. The program will feature both one-piano and two-piano works by Claude Debussy, Dmitri Shostakovich, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Darius Milhaud, and Percy Grainger.
Dr. Victoria Harris
Also on the program will be Weaver's grandmother, Virginia Schreckengost, playing Gershwin and hymn
duets with Weaver.
The recital will be followed by a reception. The concert is free and is open to the public. For more information please contact the department of music at (330) 823-2180.


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Fascinating article from today's New York Times magazine called An Elephant Crackup? illustrates why elephants are like humans (including, but not limited to their long memories and strong familial attachments) -- and describes their anger at humans and rhinos.
A long, very good read.
October 8, 2006
NYT Magazine: An Elephant Crackup?
By CHARLES SIEBERT
Attacks by elephants on villages, people and other animals are on the rise. Some researchers are pointing to a species-wide trauma and the fraying of the fabric of pachyderm society.


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Washington for Richardson
The Evergreen State proudly supporting Governor Bill Richardson for President in 2008
Sunday, May 27, 2007
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- At 5:31 AM, said...
Man, where do I start? Bill Richardson stammered and dodged every issue that he's appeared to flip flop on, and is guilty at the very least of opening his mouth too soon and speaking out of ignorance. And this is a chronic problem, not an isolated incident. His lack of ability as a governor to pull New Mexico from the bottom of the heap in poverty, dropouts, violent crime, etc is an example of a mediocre manager without vision and leadership. His inability to separate race from position in the case of Gonzalez is deplorable - and revealing. This man is not qualified to be President of the United States of America. He's not even compentent enough to be governor of New Mexico. My prediction? He will quickly fall to the side and be forgotten, just like he forgets facts, events, and occurrences with veteran's families.
- At 4:29 PM, Frank said...
Yeayh, I agree, Jon. I really want to like BR, but it seems more and more that his heart's not really in the race. To go on MTP so unprepared and stammering like that... man, what a disappointment.
The campaign must know how badly he tanked, since I haven't gotten a single email from them about his MTP appearance.


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And, I have no pride because I am going to show you why I kept my mouth closed in some of those group flashback pics. I had some crazy teeth, but hopefully those perfectly formed ringlets distracted from them.
Oh, and wish me luck. My friend Taunya of Taunya Elise Jewelry (formerly Elie B.) who makes AMAZING jewelry, asked me to put some of our Nursing Aprons in her booth at Swiss Days in Midway this Friday and Saturday. So 25 new aprons were whipped up in the nick of time. Yes, they are similiar to some other nursing aprons, but let me point out the important differences. Piccalilli too's are made from quality 100% cotton in the most fashionable patterns. There is 12 inches of boning at the neck so that you can see the baby, the baby can see you. Instead of terry cloth sewn into the corner of the apron, Piccalilli too's has a hook near the neck that snaps a terry cloth into place, used for those errant milk sprays or spit up. You can detach the towel (which comes with the apron) and wash only the towel, and not the whole apron (unless, of course it is needing a wash). Check out some of the aprons. So take a look at my shameless self-promotion, which will hopefully sell like crazy and if not it will be in my Piccalilli too shop. So check them out, and Taunya's jewelry (and she had some cute backpacks and totes) or if you know someone who is going up there to have a look. The fabric I used is from Joel Dewberry, Amy Butler, Heather Bailey and Moda. These pics represent just a few of the aprons.
Check out http://vivikas.wordpress.com/ and see the feature she did on me and my store.


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Feb 23, 2010: Honorable Francesco Maria Talo, Gianfranco Fini, Italian Cuisine at NYU
Lecture by the Honorable Francesco Maria Talo, Consul General of Italy to New York. The presentation "From Pizza to Ph.D., From Dante to DNA" was delivered at the Coccia Institute at Montclair State University, New Jersey. Dinner honoring Gianfranco Fini, President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies at the Grand Hyatt Regency. Panel discussion at New York University that asks "Why (And Exactly How) New York Simply Loves 'Italian'."


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Hey everyone! I hope that this Monday has brought everyone a positive outlook on the week ahead.
I am currently home, with my brother watching Red Riding Hood. It looks awesome so far, but honestly, Amanda's Seyfried's bug-like eyes have always kinda freaked me out a bit.
I am glad that I am finally taking a rest, my day has been somewhat one that felt like it would never end.
I woke up early, around 7am. And decided that today would be the day that I would go to the gym, for the first time in about 3 years. I used to have a gym in the old apartment building that I used to live in, but it was very run down and had one treadmill that worked when it felt like working.
I decided to take advantage of a 7 day pass for LA Fitness that was given to me a few weeks ago. I went, I saw and I conquered! It was an awesome workout, and I thought that I wouldn't last long as I worked up a sweat on the elliptical machine, but it was so exhilarating and my Skrillex tracks were a major motivation. I shot some hoops after doing a few weight machines, it brought me back to my high school days when I was co-captian of the varsity basketball team. Good times....
I went to the supermarket right afterwards to keep my healthy pace on track. Bananas (product of Honduras, of course, the best!) apricots, fresh Romaine lettuce, skirt steak and fresh Fuji apples. I bought this delicious White Chocolate Peanut Butter by Peanut Butter and Co. and I eat it with apples. HIGHLY recommended. I am always bugging my brother because he is allergic to peanut butter and I don't think that he understands what he is missing out on. I actually feel really sorry for him.
Anyways, I paid my groceries and went straight to the post office to drop off some orders that came in during the weekend :)
Stephen was ecstatic when he saw the skirt steak I had purchased, and asked if I could make it then and there. I love my little brother, so I happily obliged to his request.
Skirt Steak, medium well. Texas toast. Buttery corn. Can't beat that.
And for desert, of course, ice cream....Cookies and Cream to be exact. Delishh.
I'm still feeling really good about the event that I participated in yesterday. I was asked on Saturday by a friend that I used to work with to participate in an arts and crafts fair that her church was participating in.
I have participated in about two of these already, and had sworn to myself that I would never spend money on these types of events again. They usually do not go well for me since people go to those places
expecting to find cheap finds and "splurge" on that. Nevertheless, I agreed to go and take my jewelry.
I didn't pay a cent for the table but instead agreed on donating a portion of my earnings to the church. I was there at 7am sharp and left around 2. The sun was brutal, and I was wearing this beautiful cluster necklace and now I have a white ring of skin where my necklace was. It's a pretty funny sun tan. But the event was actually a good outcome! I was pretty happy with the results. I was elated to see how interested people were when they saw my new earrings from my bridal collection. I sold a few of those. I sold many of the old bracelets that I have been trying to get rid of for a while....and for me, that is always an accomplishment to be proud of.
Take a look a these pictures from the event:
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Features and Controls of Subaru cars
When Subaru changed course with the Impreza Outback Sport, placing it on a raised suspension, giving it more rugged styling cues, and changing its name to XV Crosstrek, the company had no expectations that the result would become one of its best-selling models. But that is exactly what happened. Unconventional isRead More


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Sunday, June 19, 2011
Happy Father's Day to all the "big guys"!
A big guy and rocks, what more could any woman want?
Happy Father's day, big guy! Hope you enjoy your seafood dinner! To all the other Dads and soon-to-be Dads out there, I hope you have a wonderful day and that you know you are loved.
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Happy Father's Day to your "big guy", Kaye! Mine will have a good one I think. :-)ReplyDelete
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Sen. Patty Murray announced Wednesday that she's included $3 million for the South Park Bridge replacement in a Senate transportation, housing and urban development spending bill. The Democratic senator also has pledged to support the project's application for grant money that will be awarded under the $600 million TIGER (Transportation Investments Generating Economic Recovery) II program.
"This is an important first step toward pushing the federal government to pick up their portion of the tab for replacing this critical bridge," Murray said in a news release. "State, county and local government have shown that they are ready to get behind replacing South Park Bridge and I'm going to work ensure that the federal government is too."
Replacing the bridge will cost about $132 million. The bridge was closed June 30 because county officials say they could no longer predict how long it could safely support freight and vehicle traffic. The closure severed a main route from Georgetown over the Duwamish River into South Park's main business district.
For years, county officials were unable to get money for the project. After getting elected, King County Executive Dow Constantine managed to garner about $90 million in commitments from Seattle, the county, the state, the Port of Seattle and the Puget Sound Regional Council, toward construction of a new bridge and demolition of the old one. The fact that King County has now raised about two-thirds of the project's price makes it more competitive for federal money.
Murray, chair of the Senate transportation appropriations subcommittee, said the bill is expected to be approved by the full appropriations committee on Thursday.
"The South Park Bridge is vital to the economy and well-being of those who live in the neighborhoods surrounding the bridge and beyond. This is a start, but there is a lot more work to be done to make this project a reality. That's why I will be working to support South Park's TIGER II grant application and why I'll continue to go to bat for the federal funding this project needs," Murray said.


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Forty years have passed after cult-like ritual killings occur in a rural area in Spain, Mark and his family move into a house close to his doctor father. As various bizarre events occur, resulting in the hospitalization of Mark and leaving his son Paul all bruised, it is up to Mark's daughter Regina and her friend Carlos to solve the mystery behind the strange occurrence that surround the family house.
As much as Darkness is a sort of Pitch Black in a haunted house, it still manages to be unexpectedly entertaining. Even with the stereotypical clairvoyant little child role, it still looks pretty original. This is apparently a "scary movie", so where are the scares? The elements are present. The performances and the story are pretty solid, the creepy gags work quite well but there just aren't enough frights. It is all nail-biting suspense with no out-of-the-blue-jump-out-of-your-seat moment. There was at least one loud KABOOM and it was simply an "I didn't mean to scare you" kind of a horror scare. The ending is quite clever, but it also too obvious to really be the last scream before credits ending. Rather it only raises an eyebrow at best.
I give credit where it's due, the movie stuck to its ideas. The mood and atmosphere is befittingly dark. It's just the right kind of darkness that works; there are many movies where all the lights are off in the house but everything inside is conveniently moonlit. Darkness really has great darkness.
Anna Paquin does a pretty good job as this movie's scream queen. Some familiar faces make up the rest of the cast. Giancarlo Gianinni plays Dr. Rua, grandfather of "Regina" and "Paul" and Iain Glen is the troubled son of Dr. Rua. Although everybody here fits, I just find it strange that while it takes place in Spain, everyone speaks in English and all the accents sound Italian.
The cast does a decent enough job, the story is strong and the suspense is there but this "scary movie" just isn't scary enough. Darkness may be worth a rent this coming weekend, but make sure to turn the volume up… maybe then you'll really get scared.


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"Independence is my happiness, and I view things as they are, without regard to place or person; my country is the world, and my religion is to do good." – Thomas Paine
The American principles of freedom disdain the notion of a religious state. Has it not always been the duty of Americans to guarantee, as well as possess, the right of religious choice, so that every individual feels equal under law, regardless of religion? I imagine that the Jews of the United States would be among the first to protest if America wished to be called a "Christian State," and replace the fifty stars of the flag with fifty crosses. It seems ironically unconscionable that the most state-persecuted religious group ever, the Jews, should want for themselves the sort of government that claims an official religion, being all too aware of the coercive dangers inherent to religious states.
Israel plays the lamb too often in American foreign policy. It takes two to tango, and while Israel can reasonably argue their aggressions are warranted, it can also be reasonably argued that their aggressions only fan the flames of Palestinian sentiment. The Israeli government cannot persist forever without assuring freedom and equality to all of the people of Israel. The government itself is in need of fundamental change, and the Jewish heritage of Israel should be considered only heritage. A compromise is necessary between the Jews and Muslims of Israel, and as long as it is a Jewish State in official capacity, it is hard to see that happening.
It is difficult for me, as an American Jew, to understand why the United States has stood so steadfastly in favor of the Jewish State of Israel. I believe Israel should exist, but not as a "Jewish State." The American position on Israel, if it must have one, should be this: "Jews may live there. Muslims may live there. Anyone may live there. They should be treated equally, just as various people are treated in the United States." However, it seems more reasonable for the United States to let the inhabitants of an area sort out their problems without intervention, and serve as a refuge for those wishing only to work and live freely and peacefully.
History and reason tell us that the Jewish Homeland, the "Promised Land," or Eretz Yisrael, will always be the freest nation in the world, wherever that may be. It was always promised as a place away from all servitude, external political forces and armies, so the region contemporarily called "Israel" seems anything but the "Promised Land" today. The land that once was free and peaceful has faced about over the centuries, and has therefore lost its title. Eretz Yisrael's location is not static. Thousands of years ago, it was the Eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Today, it seems to be the United States. Tomorrow, who knows?
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Here is my second project of the Country View Challenge theme - Inspired by bottles.
I prepared this card as a birthday card for my lovely sister who - like most of the women - loves the perfumes.
Now, I will give you a detailed supply list:
Sizzix Framelits Die, Square (657565) - I cut out the basic card with the biggest die and the blue damask cover with a smaller die
Sizzix Framelits Die, Scallop Square (657566) - I cut out the scallop cover
Sizzix Framelits Die and Stamp Set, Parfumerie by Graphic 45 (659055) - I stamped and cut out two bottles and the text
Ranger Distress marker, Spun Sugar Marker by Tim Holtz - I coloured the pink bottle with this
Ranger Distress marker, Cracked Pistachio by Tim Holtz - I coloured the ribbon of the bottle
Ranger Distress marker, Antique Linen by Tim Holtz - for colouring the bottles
Ranger Distress ink pad, Tea Dye by Tim Holtz - for colouring all the edges
First Edition Paper, Floral Pavilion - I chose the blue damask
Ranger Archival Ink, Hydrangea - I stamped the bottles with this
Dovecraft Paper, Leyton Value Paper - I chose the pink floral one
Tsukineko Memento ink pad, Elderberry - for the "Parfumerie" text
Cretacolor Marino watercolour pencils, Moss Green and Grass Green - for the green bottlesSchm
Schmincke acrylic medium - slightly covered the perfume bottles in the end
And I let you peek to inside where I glued a "Happy Birthday" text in Hungarian.
Don't forget, if you join our challenge at CVC you can win a £20 voucher! Happy crafting!


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First off, a thank you to G.I. Joe's wife for letting me scribble on her blog today!
I was thinking back to a Christmas two years ago, and I got a little misty-eyed. It wasn't a typical Christmas for our family, but it was one of the most special.
My brother Andy was in Afghanistan, and he was due to come home on R and R around the holiday. I insisted my dad go out with me and pick out a good Christmas tree, a tradition that had been passed up the past couple of years before. I wanted to be sure Andy got the full experience. We decorated the tree with all the old family ornaments and lots of tinsel. I dug out our family stockings just to annoy him- he always complained about the silly, cheesy gifts and candy I'd put in them, and that year would be no different. Life crawled by slowly while we waited for his leave.
But just a handful of days before Andy was scheduled to return, his daughter was born. We emailed him labor updates every couple of hours, and took a million pictures to send to him once she arrived. I sat in the hospital room marveling at her sweet face, and thinking how strange it was that I held her before he could. I knew he was all the more impatient to be home.
His roommate, a guy named Sky, had been chatting with me on online sometimes. I remember being so excited when he told me to take care of his roomie- Andy was finally on a plane! There was a huge snowstorm the day he got into the US, but he got home right on schedule anyway. My dad and I stood in the quiet terminal waiting for the last plane to land. His girlfriend and her family sat nearby. I was holding his week-old daughter. We were all staring out the windows, straining for the first sound or sight of a plane.
Suddenly, people were disembarking. He was the last off the plane. I saw him round the corner in his ACUs and my heart jumped. He walked up and shook my dad's hand, hugged his girlfriend, and then, he met his baby girl. He looked fascinated with her, and completely in love. Cue the tears!
We spent the rest of his leave baking cookies and tying sleds behind the car for a bumpy ride. He rolled his eyes over the stocking I gave him, and made fun of everything in it like I had hoped he would. It meant so much to know that, at least for those two weeks at Christmas, he was safe and sound at home. I felt a little sorry for Sky and all the other soldiers who were still overseas without their families. It was the hardest thing to say goodbye to him again- maybe harder than when he first left- but they were some of the greatest days our family had.
Six months later, he came home for good, and life returned back to normal. His daughter instantly loved him, and it was like he was never gone. Oh, and Sky, that roommate of his? Less than a year later, that boy became my husband.
There isn't much more memorable than that.
Thanks, again Erika! Back tomorrow with another great guest blogger!


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Here is one of my latest semi abstract portrait paintings. I used blue and red, as they are good contrasting colours and I feel they have created a great vibrancy within the art. I wanted the eyes to be the focal point, but the overall painting to look unfinished. This painting is done in oils over an acrylic blue and red base.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
The red and blue painting
4 comments:
- Steven W. Dunn said...
You did it-the eyes have it!
- February 4, 2015 at 3:39 PM
- Ellie Knol said...
It's gorgeous, I grew up in South Africa, played with them!
- February 5, 2015 at 10:13 AM
- Sam said...
Waou ! Ce regarde !
Compliments ! Cest magnifique !
Je vous inivte à venir voir mon blog. Merci.
Bonne journée. Je vous suis avec plaisir.
- February 9, 2015 at 8:10 AM
- Art with Liz said...
You're still not as bad as I am at posting! Like the different style and the blue and yellow boy reminds me of Lionel Smit's work. Nice.
- June 9, 2015 at 11:52 PM
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Man Hayley & I have won twice on GoodReads this past week. We LOVE that because sometimes.....well most of the time we lose, so it's always refreshing when we win! Soooo that means, when we get the books (one for win for me and one win for Hayley) that there will be new book reviews coming your way!!
So this is what you all have to look forward too:
Myth and mayhem inhabit a richly reimagined New Orleans in this sequel to Darkness Becomes Her.After the epic graveyard battle at the end of Darkness Becomes Her, Ari and her friends know what they're up against: Ari is facing the Medusa curse and is haunted by the image of what she will become. To make matters worse, the heinous goddess Athena has kidnapped young Violet and is threatening to destroy Ari.
Ari, along with the superhot Sebastian, is doing everything she can to learn more about Athena and to get Violet back. But the battle of good and evil is bigger than she realizes, and she's about to be pulled into a world more horrific than she could ever imagine....
If you love something, let it go?
Rykken Camacho wants to find the seven archangel stones and save his girlfriend--well, ex-girlfriend, officially. But can he really dig up a secret that's been buried for a hundred years?
His best friend Pilot is mad at him, President Vega is suspicious of him, and Thessa's visions are slowly killing him...
Worst of all, Brie is getting darker and darker... and if he can't solve the mystery, he'll lose the girl he loves forever.
What they want and what they need are at odds in Tin Soldier, the thrilling sequel to Silver Smoke.


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Michaelmas, the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel (also the Feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel, Uriel and Raphael, the Feast of the Archangels, or the Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels), is a day in the Western Christian liturgical year that occurs on 29 September.
This year, we Lowmans celebrated the feast of Michaelmas. I can take no credit, however, as Carter arranged it all! (Praise God!)
My birthday is just a few days before Michaelmas and on my birthday Carter surprised me with a note saying that we would be going on a mini retreat on the the Saturday of Michaelmas Embertide at Mount Saint Michael Benedictine Monastery! It was a much needed time away. My in-laws graciously took Felicity for the night and we drove a whole 5 minutes to the middle of nowhere (aka: the outskirts of Elkhorn). We prayed Vespers with monks, walked the gorgeous monastic grounds and gardens, and played cards and relaxed and read in the ever so charming Saint Raphael Retreat House. I read the autobiography of St. Teresa of Avila, while Carter read The Quest for Shakespeare by Joseph Pearce.
Here are some pictures from our lovely time:
Our anniversary falls on the Eve of Michaelmas, so Carter cooked me a delightful feast complete with traditional Michaelmas foods -- carrots and blackberries! (He apparently called the grocery store for a goose, but decided against it as it was too large for two!) He also gave me Michaelmas Daisies in a galvanized watering can (which had been on my wish list for a while!)
Delicious Whiskey-Glazed Carrots!
Blackberry Brandy Sauce over ice cream!
A very happy me!
Carter is very intense about pouring that sauce...
Michaelmas Daisies!
St. Michael and all the Archangels, pray for us!


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This is the third class in the gourd series with Marilyn Radzat being held at Thatcreativeplace.com. This is a BIG gourd. A much bigger scale than I'm used to, no wonder it took so much longer to finish!
I'll admit, i have a crush on the little inchworm handles ;)
Thanks so much for coming to visit me!
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Who is your choice for best dressed this week?
Don't forget to scroll below and vote!
Michelle Obama
In Chris Benz
(belt by House of Lavande)
At a Obama-Biden presidential campaign rally in Miami Lakes, Florida
Jessica Biel
In Christian Dior
(pumps by Nicholas Kirkwood)
At the 2012 ESPY Awards in Los Angeles, California
Victoria Beckham
In Victoria Beckham
At a birthday party for Simon Fuller in London, England
Michelle Williams
In Giulietta
(ankle-strap peep-toes by Giuseppe Zanotti)
At the 2012 Comic-Con 'Oz the Great and Powerful' film panel in San Diego, California
In Raoul
(pumps by Roger Vivier)
At a 'Trishna' screening in Hollywood, California
In Raoul
(pumps by Roger Vivier)
At a 'Trishna' screening in Hollywood, California
Anne Hathaway
In Stella McCartney
(patent pumps by Prada)
(patent pumps by Prada)
At the Late Show with David Letterman taping in NYC, New York
(platforms by Alexandre Birman)
At the SirusXM studios in NYC, New York
In Marchesa
(jewellery by Jacob & Co.)
At a charity gala in Monte Carlo, Monaco
Out and about in NYC, New York


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Have ordered this rifle today, or better to say could order today, wanted it since the days amazon showed it but 2 years back i didnt wanted .22 version back than they were making that only, Just wanted to know if somebody here has got this rifle in .177 caliber, so if he wants he can tell a thing or few about this one. My reasons for purchasing This are ,actually these are the factors i consider buying any gun or pistol for that sake, and they are
Power- The bottom and top line is muzzle velocity the greater the fps greater the gun, now dont give me crap of heavy pellet more damage etc is all actually laid back mens borrowed views because more FPS is more lethal always, shooting a gun of .22 at 600 fps, totally useless for field and long range targets is a bad idea but using lower caliber which flies pellets at 900-100 fps is perfect for long ranges field or jungle or even at short ranges too.
Than- Aesthetics it has to look very good, i discarded Hatsan supercharger which i was about to buy for much better looking and flashier though costlier Browning express. Well why not, all of us want to show off our pet things (well not all of them) why not choose best looking among options even if it lacks in some other area but not power.
Accuracy - When accuracy is the main deal than i wont chose any casual or plinker type of Gun than i will look for match grade there are many which come under a lac for beginners but trust me if accuracy is something which matters most for you than never go for any main stream brands guns, No brand can beat the sophistication and precise mechanism of match grade guns even at beginners level. So for casual or better to say any non competition guns, accuracy is always average even in imported guns though without a doubt there accuracy is far better than Desis (i never used Precihole Rifle though) like say HW or Diana are much better than any desi brands.
Price - Yes that matters of course see its good to be passionate but dont be a fool, costlier is not best always in fact it is not most of the times, and specially about guns always be double sure research and look around at shops too before deciding on price, there are huge yes huge with a capital H differences as this hurricane is selling at one site for 14700, india mart demands 10700 something and courier charges extra too and Kovibazzar is very reasonable at 9350 ,than keihberg is selling a feinwerkbau at 2.34 lacs, the same is available at ***** for 1.75 lacs.
Anyways if some one has bought and used this .177 rifle please share your unhinged views and experience. Thanks.
Well one thing, why this man is beating this Dog, do not u think this is sick and inhuman to make and use such demeaning barbaric anti smileys, a sensible and humane audience wont like this, it shall be taken away, waise hee menaka gandhi has banned .22 and now u want to shut this too.
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DevShiva wrote:Well one thing, why this man is beating this Dog, do not u think this is sick and inhuman to make and use such demeaning barbaric anti smileys, a sensible and humane audience wont like this, it shall be taken away, waise hee menaka gandhi has banned .22 and now u want to shut this too.
It's a man beating a dead horse which is a smiley representation of the common idiom "to flog a dead horse"
There are daggers in men's smiles.
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Then, people who know you can endorse you for your skills - that is to say, they are signing their name to the fact that you exhibit that skill, by their endorsement. Of course, nothing in LinkedIn can determine if the endorsement is genuine, whether the endorser really does know if the endorsee has that skill.
So I have noticed an interesting phenomenon with my account. I have listed the various skills and areas of knowledge that I have acquired in my career. Many of my colleagues, friends, and family have endorsed me for those skills that they have seen exhibited. I personally have endorsed many people for many of their skills - but I only endorse skills for people whom I know, and only those skills that I personally know about. However, I also see complete strangers with whom I connect and establish a rapport, endorse me for skills which I know for sure they have no idea whether or not I truly exhibit.
If this were a single person doing it, I wouldn't be so intrigued. However, I see many people who are not acquaintances at all, with whom I connected only on LinkedIn, do it. Also, if they had done it once, again I would not be so intrigued - when using LinkedIn, it gives you a section of the news feed where you can endorse skills for people with whom you are connected. Maybe they just accidentally clicked it. But it occurs over and over again, so some stranger continues to endorse me for skills, presumably for which he is prompted to endorse.
And I wonder, why is that? If, say, a prospective employer were calling you to interview about a colleague who is a prospective employee, and asked you if that employee exhibited skills about which the you had no idea - as an interviewee, what would you answer? "Yes, he is great at that?" Or "I don't know, I didn't work with him on that?" I think the latter. So how is it different in the online social media? What is it that has us think it is OK to blindly endorse a skill for which you have no idea if that person really has it, or even more, if you don't even know the person but just "friended" them out of business networking convenience? Is there something about the "online universe" that social norms about behavior, rights, and wrongs don't apply, or apply differently from our "offline universe?" Does it occur that a simple click with a meaning, is different from actually saying something with the same meaning? If so, why?
How many of you have done this, or some analog of this kind of action online vs. offline? What were you thinking when you did it, or what occurred to you as you clicked?
How many of you have had this done to you? How does it come off? Are you bothered by the disingenuous nature of the endorsement?


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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
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Stefan Molyneux, host of Freedomain Radio, takes the helm of the Peter Schiff radio show, with special guest David Evans -- Perth-based mathematician, engineer & founder of GoldNerds -- on why he converted from global warming alarmism to skepticism, and a few Australian gold companies worth keeping an eye on. Also, why we should be turning to philosophers rather than politicians, and why there really isn't a dime's worth of difference between the Republicans and the Democrats. Freedomain Radio is the largest and most popular philosophy show on the web - http://www.freedomainradio.com
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Dream of: 04 August 1999 "Blank Sheet Of Paper"
The day before, I had settled into a small hotel room, almost like an apartment, in Germany. I played around with the television a bit, having to figure out the controls; but I wasn't much interested in watching television. Finally I sat down in front of the portable typewriter which I had brought with me.
A roll of computer paper dangled down the back of the typewriter. I needed to be writing. I hadn't been writing anything lately, and I was somewhat depressed by the fact, reflecting that of late I had been doing everything in the world except writing. Now, however, I was ready to begin; I only needed to have a blank sheet of paper in front of me. I needed to forget everything else no television, no distractions, no nothing just a blank piece of paper was all I needed.
I was a bit surprised I was feeling so miserable. In the past, I had always been happy when I had been in Germany, which had always seemed like heaven for me. Now, however, not even being here alleviated my suffering. Indeed, I even felt somewhat homesick. My thoughts drifted back to Ohio, to the Gallia County Farm, back to my roots. I also thought of William Faulkner, and how he had lived out his life in a small rural Mississippi town, and how his books had been about Mississippi life. Perhaps it was true, that a writer, such as Faulkner, should write about the things he knew best. Maybe what I knew best was life on the Farm. Maybe I felt so disoriented here in Germany because I needed to be back on the Farm. If I lived on the Farm, I could occasionally visit Donna Griffiths, who lived in Chillicothe, Ohio, not far from the Farm. I liked talking with Donna. Or I might visit with some of my relatives who still lived in Gallia County.
But, before I did anything, I first needed to take care of another task I had been neglecting washing some clothes. I gathered the clothes together to take them to the Laundromat. However, because I wanted to begin writing immediately, I also carried my typewriter with me. With clothes and typewriter in tow, I headed out to the street and quickly caught a bus.
Fortunately, at the rear of the bus, was a small table, where I was able to comfortably set up my typewriter. As the bus moved down the street, I accommodated myself and began typing. I had also had had the foresight to carry a large brown bottle of liquorwith me, about the size of a quart, which I had set on the table. The bottle was open, but I hadn't yet drunk anything from it.
As I typed, I soon encountered a problem some of the letters were missing from the typewriter. Fortunately, I was able to use my small left finger as a sort of pen, and could write the missing letters with my finger. But doing so was laborious, and the letters didn't look as good as typed letters. Nevertheless, I continued with my writing.
No one else was in the rear of the bus, so I had the run of the place. As I wrote, I would stand and move about, back and forth. Somehow, I also managed to scatter my clothes all over the place, creating quite a mess. Finally other people began boarding the bus and crowding back into my area. A couple women sat near me and looked disparingly at my bottle. I picked it up and took a drink, just to irritate them. It worked. They stood and moved to the other side of the bus away from me.
Clearly I now needed to gather my clothes. But by this time I had lost my sack, nothing more than a black plastic garbage bag, and I had nothing in which to put the clothes. One woman even sat down on some of my clothes, and I had to pull them out from under her. When I had the clothes in my hand, I wasn't even sure they were all mine; some of them looked like small children's clothes. But finally I found my plastic sack, and I announced to the woman, "Now we'll just put the clothes in the sack and everything'll be fine."
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A Few of My Favorite Things, 2. Sweater Girls, 3. Washclothes, 4. Torin's Hat, 5. Olivia's Wallaby (2), 6. Nadine's Scarf, 7. Mom's Pillow Cases, 8. Michael's Scarf (2), 9. Lisa's Hat (2), 10. Kendrick's Hat (2), 11. Dish Clothes (2), 12. Crocheted Necklace, 13. Colin's Hat (2), 14. Baby Wallabies (2), 15. Recycled, 16. Giggling Sweater Girls
For the second year in a row, I made almost all of my Christmas gifts. I started early in the year, and added to my collection as the year went on. I learned a lot this year about knitting, in fact I took several knitting classes. I really improved as the year went on. I am proud to say that I got everything finished and shipped in time for Christmas, though it was touch and go for a while there. I did not finish Olivia's sweater until 10:00 on Christmas morning. It was so much fun to see Olivia and Juliette wearing the sweaters I made for them.
There is beauty all around us. We just need to take the time to notice the richness in our lives. These are the many things for which I am grateful.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Sunday, December 16, 2012
The Lookout Mountain 50 Miler
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I did not take this photo. I found it in the Rock Creek Flickr photo stream. That is my daughter, Lisa. Yesterday, she completed the Lookout Mountain 50 Mile Race in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It took 14 hours, and it is the most amazing feat.
Technology made it possible for Lisa to call Colin along the way and at the end of the race. It made it possible for him to text me to keep me informed, and it made it possible for me to actually "see" her along the way. I was also able to talk to her shortly after she finished her fifty mile run. She is tired and sore, but happy.
You are awesome Lisa! I am so impressed and proud of you.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
The tree is up and decorated, and I awoke today to a snowy morning. It was the perfect day to stay in and knit. It might be a good time to grade all those papers I brought home, too, but so far I haven't touched them.
I did spend time in my craft room where I made these festive pillow cases. I actually bought this fabric eight to ten years ago, and I made it into a table for a family holiday dinner. That was about the only time I ever used it, so last year I took the table cloth apart and recycled part of it into a pillow case for Michael. This weekend I used the rest of it to make a pair of pillow cases for me.
The colors don't go with anything else in my bedroom, but the bright colors and prints make me happy. They also make a great backdrop for a Christmas Dog.
Beautiful Girl
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For those lucky enough to be present at Comic Con or Gen Con, Yu-Gi-Oh! will be celebrating with style. The official fan page reports there'll be three exclusive game mats coming at you:
The three God Card wielders, complete with the classic artwork. I'm totally bummed I won't be making it out; these look great. Also, note that Yugi's artwork originated in Legendary Collection 3: Yugi's World. Unless I'm mistaken, Kaiba and Marik's artwork is new. There's already strong hints (as I've mentioned previously) that Kaiba's World is in the works… but is Marik also a contender?
Also, some other classic Yu-Gi-Oh! items are in stores this summer. First are the Yu-Gi-Oh! Legendary Sleeves:
Certainly seems like a fitting name. Without being much more expensive, this set includes 70 as opposed to the usual 50. Nice. Using the same design, we have a new binder:
Available in both 9-pocket, and the smaller 4-pocket versions, these binders sure do impress. Hype around Yu-Gi-Oh! seems to be at a high right now; this summer has certainly been a good one for classic fans.


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On Monday we headed back to the Museum Insel and went to the Neues Museum. It holds Egyptian and Germanic items, mostly. I went there on my last visit to Berlin also, and it's a great place. The whole museum has been carefully restored to show how it was originally made, and it's been a huge effort, since it was badly damaged when Berlin was bombed.
|A dark skinned Egyptian queen.
|German artefacts. The walls show how they were left bare where no traces of the original wall paint was found.
|A little hedgehog!
|Animal mummies. The first one is a cat, if I remember correctly.
|And to continue the set of pictures with lions, here's me and a Sudanese king on a lion throne.
|Then we found a better lion outside next to the Spree river ;)
|Berlin Dom.
|Under the Dom was the Hohenzollern crypt. It was big and filled with all shapes and sizes of coffins.
After going back to the hotel, we picked up some take-away food and took turns to soak in the hotel rooms bath tub. What could be better than eating sushi and reading magazines in the tub?


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The Westchester District Attorney's office had received at least one tip from Larchmont residents about counterfeit merchandise at Plaza Bootery.
Police cars and a police van pulled up in front of the store at 1910 Palmer Ave. in Larchmont about 3:00pm Tuesday, and a few minutes later, an officer emerged from the store carrying 25 boxes of what were being sold as Uggs boots, several items of clothing labeled as North Face, and a computer hard drive.
Another officer later said they were looking for evidence of counterfeit merchandise. At least three investigators from the DA's office were also on he scene.
Calls to Village of Police Headquarters were not returned.
We reported in December there were several complaints in the area about bootleg boots. We did not mention Plaza Bootery by name, though three customers complained to us about the allegedly fake Uggs, because we were unable to confirm that the merchandise was, in fact, knock offs.
Plaza also has stores in Bronxville and Greenwich, CT. Larchmont store owner Lee Mendes has not responded to past inquiries on this subject from theLoop.
A Larchmont resident told theLoop this evening that she bought a pair of Uggs for her daughter at Plaza Bootery in December. The price was $140, she said, but, as is well known to shoppers there, the store does not charge tax if one pays in cash, so she paid slightly less.
I noticed a metal tag on the boots that didn't look right," she said. "Underneath it were Chinese letters."
The metal tags fell off, she said, and she returned the boots, requesting an exchange. Instead, she received a store credit because she did not have a receipt.
"I didn't have a receipt because I paid cash to begin with," she said.
She later paid $110 for the same boots at zappos.com
Another Larchmont resident says her babysitter was not so lucky. She says her sitter bought Uggs at Plaza "that soon fell apart."
"If you look online," she tells us, "you can read about how you can tell a fake Ugg. These were definitely fake." She says the store, in this case, would not accept a return.
Intentionally selling copyright-protected goods without permission is a federal crime. First-time offenders can face up to 10 years in prison and a $2 million fine.
We will update this story when we have more information.
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Boys are the best things for girls. With magazines that tell girls that boys are the best things for them in close second.
No, but seriously if you even think about using this card to buy candles or tampons we will confiscate this card from you, only after having used it to hack of the testicles you don't deserve.


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Okay, I'm just trying to sound excited about it, but really, I have three more days until I get to my weekend.
So how was everyone's Halloween? I hope this finds you well, and out of harm's way. That storm back east was scary enough! I've heard it referred to as "Frankenstorm". Ugh. Well, I hope you all got a bit of a reprieve and maybe some fun last night.
We love watching the little ones going door to door. Some of the big ones are funny, too. We deck the house out big time. Secret Agent Man loves holidays and he does 'em up right. We even had a big spooky tree in the front yard this time. Fun fun!
I sort of dressed up - if by dress up you include wearing a hat that looks like a cat and my funky cat-eye glasses.
Secret Agent Man dressed up like a secret agent man. On vacation.
It was fun.
Part of the fun was making sure kittens didn't run for the door. They are quite fascinated with any and all doors. They are constantly making a break for it. We have to keep certain doors shut all the time so they don't get into trouble. Like the storage room. Where they can knock boxes over. Or get up in the ceiling because we have a hole cut for air so the pipes don't freeze.
Maggie got up there the other day.
She's a little pickle.
We have come to the conclusion that the kittens probably think their names are "Maggie Careful" and "Starla Don't Eat That".
Maggie, careful...
Starla, don't eat that...
Maggie! Careful!
Starla! Don't eat that!
Thursday, November 1, 2012
It's Thursday!
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haha i love your pictures...and it is much the same with my cats...a barrel of fun...we are nursing my kitten as he got busted up pretty good in a fight the other night...ReplyDelete
Très amusantes vos illustrations... Cela fait du bien à admirer...ReplyDelete
J'aime bien votre petite Starla remplie d'innocence...
Gros bisous
Hahahahahaha, you are funny! Love the illustrated slice of life. I took my little one around the neighborhood, and the houses that were decked out and stuff were always the best. Yay for secret agent man and you! Happy Friday!ReplyDelete
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Finally getting around to completing video part 2 of my Graphic 45 Easel Card using ABC Primer papers. This video goes into more detail on how to achieve a faux chalkboard look, plus I share the formula for making your own envelopes for most any size card. This is a great way to use up older 12 x 12 papers you have stashed away. I love the look of envelopes made this way.
There are a few small goofs in my video as far as transitions, but after 6 hours of fiddling with iMovie I was done and called it "good enough." You'll see what I mean when you watch the video. If you find you have any questions, however, you just let me know.
Okay, here we go...
If you missed Part 1 or would like to see any of my other videos, go here to view my YouTube channel.
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When I started seriously writing fiction, at age 13 or so, I did what many books and blogs advocate today. I wrote what I knew. I read a lot of books and comics, and watched a lot of television and films. Because of this I knew strong hero types, so they were what I focused on. I bought a lot of role-playing games, but I moved around a lot so I couldn't always interest others to play them with me. What did I do? I made a lot of characters and made up their adventure stories.
It didn't take long for me to realize that powerful heroes work well for short time spans, or to interest young readers, but they grow boring when you deal with them more often, or for longer periods. Even at 13 and 14 I started adding psychological flaws to my characters. Even if I didn't completely understand them at the time, I knew they made the character more real for me, and so I liked them, and their added depth, better.
I grew older and my interests changed, but I never grew past my love for flawed characters. I started role-playing in different settings and with different people, and I got involved with acting, and my writing only grew more detailed and character driven. Motivations became more and more important as well as dialogue, but I found more came from the cracks…from the character's shortcomings, than from their strengths.
I started to realize that the weaknesses of my characters could really be used as the strength to drive my stories. I realize that most people reading this will, no doubt, know this already, but it came as quite the shock to me. I was even more shocked to find that it held true in every great book I read. Look at the books you've read and loved. What were the weaknesses of the lead characters? Would the story have been as good without them? (I doubt it.)
Every character I developed from then on, and it's still true of characters I create to this day, started out as a blank slate. I add their psychological background – from their nature and their nurture. From this I can draw a picture of their deepest personality strengths and weaknesses. This lets me really get to know them as people, at the core of who they are; no matter how alien that might be. Anything else they are, Vampire, Ghost, Zombie, Wizard, Witch, Corporate accountant, Politician, Lawyer, gets layered on after that (and is effected by it, accordingly).
I've talked to several younger writers who decide they want to tell a Vampire story or a Zombie story so they just make a 'good guy', or a 'bad guy', shake, and serve. They don't understand why people tell them their characters seem shallow or two-dimensional. I've suggested to a few that perhaps they'd gain additional depth of character by adding faults and psychological roots, and that might aid their story. This has helped some, while others have just slapped a phobia, or a strange compulsive quirk to their leads to make them unique. A quirk like this, added just to be there, only makes your character different. Different doesn't equal better.
I have a feeling I'm rambling here. What I'm trying to say is consider the negative in your positive characters. Hell, consider the positive in your negative characters. Above all, though, consider where the positives and the negatives in your character come from. What is the emotional, mental, and sociological genesis point of your character? Find their beginning and watch them grow before you write them into your world, and you'll find they have so much more to contribute once they're there.
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Run: Sunday, July 19 - Mt. Evans Wilderness - 17.32 miles
Time: 3:28
Effort: Easy, long
Body: Average
Weather: Perfect - cool, clear and sunny morning
Woke up this Sunday morning at 5:30 a.m. and headed out to spend a few hours in the closest wilderness area to the Denver metro area - the Mount Evans Wilderness Area. I parked at the beginning to the Camp Rock Road in the 3,400-acre Mt. Evans State Wildlife Management Area, which is run by the Colorado Division of Wildlife and borders the federal widerness area and the Arapahoe National Forest, as well as several large private ranches.
The SWMA is managed, as the name suggests, for wildlife. In other words, this area is "actively" managed. There is routine and fairly significant forest management activities going to every summer...thinning to improve aspen regeneration and elk habitat, prescribed fire to open up ponderosa pine forests to benefit the Abert's squirrel. As a result, the SWMA has a great mix of forest types, including a lot of Engelmann spruce trees, which make this forest among the most diverse and beautiful along the Front Range.
From the parking area in the SWMA, I began running down the Camp Rock Road, which runs about 4.5 miles to a U.S. Forest Service Campground (Camp Rock) in the Arapahoe National Forest, which is about a half-mile or so from the wilderness boundary. The road begins with a gentle downhill and quickly begins climbing for a couple of miles.
The initial climb ends at 9,060 feet at a dual trailhead for the Captain Mountain trail, which heads north to Echo Lake, and the Lost Creek trail, which heads south and connects to the Cub Creek trail and other trails leading into the wilderness area. From the vantage point at this trail head, one is rewarded with their first full-on view of the Mt. Evans massif, complete with its neighbor to runner's left, the 13,500-foot Rosalie Peak. Both mountains were bathed in early morning alpenglow as rays of the eastern sun were just reaching the mountains.
The sight of the massive, dimpled eastern face of Mt. Evans buoyed my spirits and lightened my footsteps as I continued down the now undulating Camp Rock Road. Before I knew it, I was descending to the Forest Service campground. Only a few campers were stirring as I dashed past a couple of tents and entered the forest on the Beaver Meadows trail at about mile five.
The Beaver Meadows trail climbs its way through the forest before emerging about 1.5 miles later in the first of two meadows. This one has a couple old, wooden shelters that must have at one time been used for picnics or overnight camping. From here, the trail again enters the woods and climbs another three miles or so to Resthouse Meadows, which includes an absolutely, drop-dead gorgeous meadow (as the name would suggest) and a small lake. Bear Creek winds its way noisily through the meadow, offering numerous places for one to soak sore feet or relax along its banks.
Resthouse Meadows sits on the eastern edge of the area burned by the 1962 Resthouse fire, which burned just over 1,000 acres. (I've also seen the fire called the Shelter House fire, and seen it listed as ocurring in 1964.). I paused here to suck down a gel, drink some water and to explore the western fringes of the meadow, following a few stone cairns. The trail and its cairns quickly petered out in the woods. Note: there is a junction in the meadow with the Cub Creek Trail which will take you to the Beartrack Lakes trail, making a swell 10-mile loop from Camp Rock.
Instead of doing the loop, I turned around at Resthouse Meadows and retraced by steps back to Camp Rock, back along the road and back to my car. 17.38 miles on the day in 3:28, which included rest stops and the exploration around Resthouse Meadows.
All-in-all an absolutely glorious run and a perfect morning. All within just 10-15 miles of my house. A reminder of how fortunate we here in Colorado are to live so close and have such great access to gorgeous public lands.


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Title: FIRED UP
Author: Mary Connealy
Publisher: Bethany House
September 2013
Genre: Historical
When a doctor who attracts danger falls for a cook determined to make it on her own, there's going to be trouble in
Glynna Greer came west as a mail-order bride and ended up in a bad situation. Now her husband,
is dead, and she's determined to make a go of it on her own. In a town full of
men, Glynna decides she can support her two children by opening a diner--never
mind that cooking is not her greatest talent.
Dare Riker is a doctor who saves lives, but someone seems determined to end his. It may have something to do with the traitors he dealt with during the Civil War, or it might be related to the recent incident with Flint Greer and the ranch. Whoever the culprit is, he or she seems really fired up, and Dare can't let his guard down for a moment--which is a challenge, since right now he's trying to win the heart of the recently widowed Glynna.
Though his doctoring business is booming due to Glynna's questionable cooking, Dare seems to encounter unexpected dangers wherever he goes. There's the avalanche. And the fire. And then the shadowy figure with a knife. Can Dare survive it all long enough to convince Glynna to take another chance on love?
FIRED UP is the second book in Ms. Connealy's Trouble In Texas series. The books easily stand alone, but readers will want to read Swept Away. Glynna was married to an abusive man…men… but she doesn't hesitate to stand up for herself. She is strong-willed, determined, and convinced that Dr. Dare is a half-wit. Dare is equally strong willed, but not determined enough to make sure he gets his way when Glynna is determined to ride right into danger.
There is a lot of telling in the book. I didn't get as close to the characters as I would've liked—but there is non-stop action that is almost exhausting. Bang, bang, bang… everything at once, from rockslides and an Indian camp full of measles and on and on. The action will keep the reader reading. Fans of Ms. Connealy or western historical romances will want to read FIRED UP. She is the best western historical writer out there—and award-winning—with good reason. 4 stars—only for the telling and the distance from the characters. $14.99. 336 pages.
Purchase a copy: http://ow.ly/oOqGx
Meet Mary: Mary Connealy writes fun and lively "romantic comedy with cowboys" for the inspirational market. She is the author of the successful Kincaid Brides, Lassoed in Texas, Montana Marriages, and Sophie's Daughters series, and she has been a finalist for a Rita and Christy Award and a two time winner of the Carol Award. She lives on a ranch in eastern Nebraska with her husband, Ivan, and has four grown daughters.
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Ok, I know we sound like an old couple but we love slot tournament.
We get invitations a lot.
Now, there are two types of slot tournament, one is invited guests only and free, or anybody can play but you have to pay entry fee and prizes are not so good.
We only go to invited guests only slot tournaments.
Usually offer includes 3 free nights, welcome gift, and Awards banquet, also there are some snacks and drinks at the tournaments.
This invited slot tournaments are always good because prizes are really good and most tournaments gives at least $100 free play to all the players.
Here's the some of the offers we received recently, for Halloween.
Since all offers are same day, we can only go one of them. Too bad that you can't combine offers.
Bellagio - includes 3 nights and welcome gift.
Top prize $20,000.
Monte Carlo - includes 3 nights and welcome gift, costume contest and awards ceremony.
Top prize for slot $12,000 cash / Top prize for costume contest $6,000 cash
NYNY - includes 3 nights and welcome gift, $10,000 free play costume contest and Awards Banquet.
Top prize $10,000 cash day 1, and day 2 (so total top prize is $20,000)
MGM - includes 3 nights, costume contest, dining in selected restaurants during the stay (which is 3 times a day), and Awards Banquet.
Top Prize $20,000 in cash day 1 and 2 (total $40,000)
Top Prize for costume contest $1,500 in free play
Mirage -includes 3 nights and welcome gift, Awards Dinner, and costume contest ($1000 each in free play for the top five winners).
Top prize for slot $25,000 in cash
Oct 19, 2006
Slot Tournament
Ok, I know we sound like an old couple but we love slot tournament.
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