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Monday, April 26, 2010
Cinco de Mayo came a little early this year
Fish Tacos...Ole
2 tilapia fillets
fish marinade (recipe follows)
6 corn tortillas
vegetable oil
mango-avocado salsa (recipe follows)
zesty sour cream (recipe follows)
shredded lettuce
Marinate fish in marinade for 15-30 minutes. Heat 1-2 cups of vegetable oil in a pan or skillet with high-ish sides. Heat 1 Tbsp. oil in another frying pan. Fry tortillas in the first pan, one at a time, until crispy. Bend in half right when they exit oil, and leave to drain on paper towels. In the meantime, cook tilapia in second pan until brown (3-4 minutes on each side). Remove tilapia from pan and flake. Prepare tacos in crispy shells with tilapia, salsa, sour cream, and lettuce. Serve with rice and beans.
Fish Marinade:
1 lime-juiced
dash Salt
2 cracks of pepper
sprinkle of cayenne pepper
1 tsp. cumin
Mango-Avocado Salsa:
1/4 cup red onion-diced
1 ripe mango-diced
2 Tbsp. cilantro, chopped
1 ripe avocado-diced
1/2 lime-juiced
1 clove garlic-minced
1/2 tsp honey
salt, pepper, cumin to taste
splashes of red wine vinegar and olive oil
Zesty Sour Cream:
2 Tbsp sour cream
2 Tbsp mayonnaise
1/4 lime-juiced
1 tsp. cayenne pepper.
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No workout at all today for the first no-workout day in months because of last night's pain which was a multiple of the intensity of the intensity of the night before. Saturday night's pain was really bad, and I now know this to be because of my walking workout in which I was secretly and pridefully trying to get back to the Garden (running), for last night's (Sunday night's) pain was very intense and easily a ten over ten…perhaps it smashed the barometer.
This was a typical experience in running where when I ignored pain, I'd suffer intensely. The obvious "cure" is not to walk or run at this level of intensity and at this duration at least not for now.
"I bring you suffering: I bring you the release from suffering" – Buddha
The pain was alleviated at last by stilnox and fentanyl which like the smart little guy with the big hammer ten times his size knocked me out. But before that the extraordinary agony (no, don't italicize it, Chuckles, it ain't a Greek word) had confronted Saturday night's prideful claim that I could overcome pain, even tho' I shied away from that claim, knowing it to be pride, and Pride is "a stick of shitfire with a wick on it".
But in the agony there was me, a wondering me still, wondering how I could be still there…choral dance in the style of Sophocles:
In the agon there was … me
Dancing amidst the Furies I defied them
But also tempted them to do their worst.
Man proud man must thereby discover his own limits,
For he has said
(Aside, no, "not before he's dead", I want no jinglee rhyme this time)
Oh, OK, you can sneak that line in:
But this is noble verse "high and working", and a combat not of bells,
But of hammers as we strike each other as Hector and Achilles,
Or Palamon and Arcite
In final battle, like the government shutdown.
But my reward for what patience I "shown", to use the grammar of Pittsburgh Dad who "seen" a tornado in this agon: was Suffering and then, reciprocal to suffering, this morning's Buddhist Release from Suffering: "I bring you Suffering" is not just accidentally linked to "I bring you Release".
It's a Mystery, as Hemyngs says in "Shakespeare in Love". Pittsburgh Dad, rather like Homer Simpson, is, qua Dad, the locus of what's so airily dismissed as patriarchal culture. He seen the storm, he seen Hypolyte being destroyed by the monster I'th'old play (Phèdre). Mother tries to comfort but my Dad told me when I was in the hospital that I needed to be "patient" like a "patient" in a pun of some wisdom tho' pretty lame.
Since in a chart based on an Excel spreadsheet as a teacher, I discovered some Great Learning as opposed to Trivial Pursuit ("the participle like 'seen' or 'shown' is always preceded by a helper verb in the 'have' family") I could immediately spot, and more helpfully explain, blunders like that of Pittsburgh Dad. For the student wants Great Learning such as was in my table in which I combined all possibilities of grammar forms in a verb phrase.
I won't post the table right now because I'm like the mathematician I met at Princeton (damn right I name drop), John Horton Conway who in a seminar at Princeton's short-lived "John von Neumann Center" (damn right! How do ya like me now!?) Conway said he never liked to search for the paperwork of a proof he'd constructed; it was easier and more fun for him to do the proof again, and, he could spot errors and make improvements! Even as I preferred to rewrite software tools (considered as "lemmas" on the way to a desired theorem) than locate them in a mess or worse use some other person's idiot idea of the proof unless she was a Knuth, John Nash, Brian Kernighan or Melinda Varian (where Donald Knuth or the three Princeton personalities I mention were excellent sources of software tools and references to tools; John Nash arguably the least "user friendly" but displayed a clear grasp of the notions as early as the early 1950s, which was amazing.)
I have to put the To-Do note "reconstruct and post the verb phrase grammar chart" on top of the wobbly "stacka stuff I gotta do" hopin' it don't collapse (to continue, briefly, in "Pittsburgh Dad" style) but trust me I find such activity fun and even analgesic. For "I get no kick in a plane, flying real high with some guy in the sky is my idea of nothing to do".

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Instruction Wearing "Fake Fringe,Fake Bob Fringe,Side Swept,Side Bang"
Instructions putting on.....
1) Divide your hair to left and right, use hair pin to stablize them. Flatten your hair.
2) Back-comb clip your hair where the fringe will be placed on.
3&4) Slide clip under back-combed hair and snap shut. Additional bobbie pins may be used to help if secure piece if it feel loose.
5) Adjust your real hair to make it more natural and style it as you like.
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Its Sunday afternoon, and Marcus is on a streak of about 5 good days, which has been excellent. We had been getting used to 2-3 hour horror periods about every second day. and I think our coping skills have really come along. But this week we havent really needed them.
We are spending heaps more time playing constructively now - we got a book out of the library with lots of good suggestions for games to play with your 3-month-old to develop different muscles and concepts. We are not trying to create a genius but it is really rewarding to see the learning process happen.
Marcus is now gripping things, and trying to put them in his mouth. His favourite toys ( which are just our favourite toys really) are Nigel the Zebra and Ducky With A Hole (who has a vacancy where his tummy should be). I have been showing him his feet, in the hope that he will realise they are part of him. He grabbed his right foot in an iron grip the other day, and look astonished and delighted. When he finally let go, he went SPROING back into the lying position, it looked very funny.
Elf has found the toy library and we have borrowed a little A-frame playgym that Marcus loves to lie under and kick and punch Big Bird, Cookie Monster and a little mirror. He tried out Olivia's when we visited Rob and Mel and he took to it so well that we just had to get one. To have Marcus amuse himself in the corner for 15 minutes is such a godsend, especially when you are home on your own with him. Elf is back at work and Marcus is going to family daycare Tue to Thurs with a wonderful lady called Bec in North Hobart. She has two little children of her own, and cares for one toddler each day as well as Marcus. Elf picks him up at 2. On Mondays and Fridays I stay home in the morning and look after him. My workload has really built up (which is huge relief). I feel like we've really found a gem in Bec, I'm completely comfortable with Marcus spending time there and it means I can keep up with the freelance work that I'm being offered now. Elf is loving being back at Jobnet too, so we're all happy. Marcus has enjoyed Bec's place.
Bec writes daily reports, which we love to read. Here are the ones so far.
Tuesday Today I got dressed in some clean clothes. I watched Iris and Avon play, and looked at toys. I had some milk and went to sleep. I didnt sleep long. I had more to drink then chatted to Becca and played. Ate more and slept more. Went outside. Had some tummy time. Went for a walk. Had my last bottle. Everything went fine.
Wednesday Today I had lots of fun with the activity mobile - hitting all the toys and mirror. I met Elise who comes on Wednesdays. By 9.30 I was aleep. I woke up very happy. I chatted away and had a good kick. Took avid interest in the other children. Got very wet so I put on an old growsuit of Avon's. I had another bottle and went back to sleep.
Thursday Today I got changed and finished my brekky. ButI was no longer sleepy. I wanted to see what was going on! By 9.30 I had another feed and went off to sleep. I woke up about an hour later. Met Anna who was very interested in me. Played happily until I was hungry again! Then more playing. I didnt want to sleep. Finally at 12.45 I conked out after more food.


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Thomas Sowell begins his column today with an appropriate wish for Berkeley:
The Berkeley city council has made national news by telling Marine Corps recruiters that they are unwelcome in that bastion of the academic left.Yes, America and the American flag bring sneers to many in Berkeley.
It is a shame that Berkeley is not on some island in the South Pacific, because then they could be given their independence and left to defend themselves.
As it is, members of our armed forces who put their lives on the line to defend America are also defending people like too many in Berkeley for whom the very word America, and the American flag, bring only sneers. …
Like Sowell and many of you, I often wish those in Berkeley dissatisfied with America would settle elsewhere.
I deeply resent people in this country who choose to live under the protection of our military and then denigrate it at every opportunity.
We've gotten to a point in America where prostitutes and strippers are welcome on many college campuses but our military isn't.
Sowell reminds us:
All across the country, there are professors who push for keeping military recruiters off campus and for banning ROTC. Apparently if they don't like the military, then other people -- such as students -- should not be allowed to make up their own minds whether they want to join or not.Sowell's entire column is here.
Liberals in general and academics in particular, like to boast of their open-mindedness and acceptance of non-conformity. But they mean not conforming to the norms of society at large.
They have little or no tolerance to those who do not conform to the norms of academic political correctness. Nowhere else in America is free speech so restricted as on academic campuses with speech codes. …
Contempt for our military. Contempt for free speech, other than that with which they agree.
For decades the intolerance of America's academic left has been a very serious and growing problem. But it's been made worse in recent years because of the new power given leftists on campuses by the enormous wealth accumulating in many college and univsesity endowments.


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Even with the volatility that besieged the markets in late summer and early fall, a minority of mutual fund investors have pulled their money out of mutual funds, a new survey confirms.
The survey, conducted by the Mutual Fund Education Alliance, a no-load fund company trade group, found that nearly 70 percent of respondents have made no significant changes to their portfolios since August.
Consumer confidence also does not appear to have been shaken by the market turmoil. Less than five percent of those who responded said the volatile market caused them to delay decisions to buy either a home, a car or to take a vacation. Almost 80 percent of the respondents said that the market has not affected them at all in making other financial decisions.
The poll was taken from Oct. 24 to Nov. 6. Over 2,000 people responded, and of those, 85 percent said they were self-directed investors who did not use a broker or adviser. The survey was conducted through the MFEA website at www.mfea.com.
These investors also said it would take a significant decline in the market to make them move their money out of stock funds and into money market or bond funds or cash. While 13 percent said they would move their money out of stock funds if the market dropped more than 20 percent, 64 percent said they would not make a "significant move regardless of market decline."
Investor confidence in the market's ability to rebound also appears high. Nearly 50 percent of the respondents said they expected the Dow to be between 9,000 and 10,000 one year from now. But, only eight percent believed that the Dow would rise above 10,000 points.
"Investors have told us that they intend to stay invested in their mutual funds. Their actions seem to be dispelling the myth that fund investors don't know what to do during times of market uncertainty," Michelle Smith, managing director of the MFEA said in a statement.


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An ISI spokesperson is quoted by the Associated Press of Pakistan as describing journalist Syed Saleem Shehzad's death as 'a source of concern for the entire nation' but indirectly accused unidentified elements of using the murder to 'malign' the country's premier intelligence agency
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—The unfortunate and tragic death of Syed Saleem Shahzad is a source of concern for the entire nation but the incident should not be used to target and malign the country's security agencies, said an ISI official Wednesday on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the job. "The reported meeting between the journalist and ISI officials of the Information Management Wing was held on 17th October 2010 to discuss a story he had done for Asia Online on 15th October, and the meeting had nothing sinister about it," said the official.
"It is part of the Wing's mandate to remain in touch with the journalist community. Main objective behind all such interactions is provision of accurate information on matters of national security. ISI also makes it a point to notify institutions and individuals alike of any threat warning received about them", he said.
The ISI official further said that "the reported e-mail of Mr. Saleem Shahzad to Mr. Ali Hasan Dayan of HRW which is being made the basis of baseless allegations leveled against ISI has no veiled or unveiled threats in it."
The official pointed out that in the words of Mr. Syed Saleem Shahzad himself, "the conversation was held in an extremely polite and friendly atmosphere and there was no mince word in the room at any stage".
"It is regrettable that some sections of the media have taken upon themselves to use the incident for targeting and maligning the ISI," said the official. "Baseless accusations against the country's sensitive agencies for their alleged involvement in Shahzad's murder are totally unfounded. In the absence of any evidence and when an investigation is still pending, such allegations are tantamount to unprofessional conduct on the part of the media."
The "ISI offers its deepest and heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and assures them that it will leave no stone unturned in helping to bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice," the official stated.
At the same time, said the ISI official, the media should act with responsibility to avoid any possible legal course. It should refrain from baseless allegations against the ISI that seek to deliberately malign the organization in the eyes of the people of Pakistan, he said.


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Friday, February 26, 2016
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Zaragoza Zone during Specialized Training--Monday February 22nd
Elder and Hermana Maxfield, Barcelona JAS Couple, Presdient and Hermana Dayton, Elder and Hermana Rohde, and Elder and Herman Morejon, office couple.
We welcome our new Married Couple, Elder and Hermana Rohde, to the Spain Barcelona Mission.
They will be serving in Bilbao working with the Single Adults.
Monday, February 22, 2016
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We hosted the Area Coordination Council and those attending were the Stake/District Presidents, Area Seventy and President Dayton. From left to right they include: Presidents March, Vilar, Barraza, Dayton, Elder Reina, Silvestre, Hernandfez, and Franco.
Dinner in the mission home following the meetings.
We attended church in the Manresa Branch, a new branch organized a year and a half ago.
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Bilbao and Vitoria Zones participated in Specialized Training on Monday February 15th. My topic was "Dignified Behavior and Dress:Hallmark of a Disciple of Jesus Christ". President sang an original composition to introduce his message--"Invite, Commit, Testify: Keys to a baptizing Missionary." We did "practicas"--simulations of actual encounters with investigators. He also spoke in the afternoon on "Building Zion: Retention and Activation". Our wonderful assistants, Elder Dunn and Elder Kimball, taught on the 8 Fundamentals and Elder Gonzales taught a Spanish lesson. We enjoyed a beautiful musical number and ended the conference with a very special testimony meeting.
We celebrated President's birthday in Valencia with the entire zone. Sister Fenn and Sister Plant purchased a very delicious cake and ice cream....it is a day we will always remember. On Monday evening we arrived to the airport for our 8pm flight from Bilbao...taxied on the run way then were notified there was something wrong with the plane, our flight was cancelled and there were no other flights to Valencia. We decided to fly to Madrid for the night, arriving around midnight. The assistants and I sang "Happy Birthday" to President as we checked in to the hotel. We were up at 4:45 to catch a 6:45am train to Valencia getting us there just in time for the training. We flew to Palma that evening--so, President celebrated his birthday in Madrid (not in mission boundaries--we called and received permission), Valencia and Palma.
Baleares Zone Specialized Training on Wednesday February 17th.
President Dayton and I are obviously working our Assistants too hard!
Hermana Lofgran does a beautiful drawing for us as we travel from Palma to Barcelona.
A surprise birthday party for President as we return from our first three Specialized Conferences. We present him with a book with birthday messages from each of the missionaries.
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We attend a wonderful baptism in Mataro.
Hermana Laine receives a HUGE birthday card from her family!!! What a fun memory!
Missionary Leadership Council--A remarkable day of training.
Hawaiian Haystacks are enjoyed by our missionaries.
We have delicious warm bean dip and chips following our meeting. This is a tradition that our missionaries LOVE!
Family Home Evening in the mission home. Twice each month we invite investigators, newly baptized converts and the missionaries to participate in Family Home Evening. We had 36 people attend.
Friday, February 5, 2016
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After planning transfers we celebrate by eating at an inexpensive but delicious sushi restaurant.
The joy of seeing an entire family baptized in Terrassa Spain.
Attending the baptism of a semi professional soccer player, Ramon.
Attending the wonderful branch in Vic Spain. Our dedicated missionaries--how we love them!
Welcoming the newest missionaries to the Barcelona Spain mission. This photo is taken in
front of the FC Barsa soccer display.
Our newest missionaries as they arrive to the mission office.
A wonderful tradition in our mission is transporting our new missionaries to the top of Mont Juic and letting them see the beautiful city of Barcelona--their new mission.
Our final banquet with our beloved departing missionaries.
Saying good-bye to the faithful fourteen at the airport. How we will miss them!
Lunch with the new missionaries and companions of the Spain Barcelona Mission.
Group photo of the new missionaries and companions.
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Hello Wikians,
I was thinking about this earlier, but you all know how some pages have occupations at the bottom of a page (ex. Oyaji: Governor of Kyoshi Island, Roku: Avatar, Tarrlok: Chairman of the United Republic Council, etc.)? Well there isn't that much information on them, but what if we did the same to the teachers of the Avatar? For the benders during Aang's time after being freed from the iceberg it would list: Water=Pakku, Earth=Bumi, and Fire=Jeong Jeong. The way they would list each person would be how they do it would be like how they list the Avatars, for instance: Earthbending teacher to the Avatar=Sud, Bumi, and Toph. So this is how they should all be teachers who have links to be listed:
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Hey Wikians,
I was just wondering what all of of you think if the creators made another show, and if so what would it be about. Obviously a new series can never replace ATLA, but let me know what all of you guys and girls out there think about a new series and your ideas on one. Personally, I think they should make another one about the next Earth Kingdom Avatar and they should make one about some Avatars and their stories and troubles they went through in their lifetimes. So let me know what you guys think.
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So I know all of you know that Pema is pregnant withe her and Tenzin's fourth child. Of course the baby will be born during the series because they can't mention it and then just leave it as a cliffhanger. So i was wondering what you think the baby's name going to be and if it's going to be an airbender or a nonbender like Pema. Personally I think if the baby is boy they are gonna name him Aang in honor of Tenzin's father or if it's girl her name will be Korra in honor of the Avatar that Tenzin got to mentor and I think it's going to be an airbender. So let me know what you guys out there think.Read more >


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I'm sure you've seen the previews by now for the movie currently in theatres featuring Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton. The book is by Diana Peterfreund who I had never heard of prior to reading the book. It's an enjoyable, quick read with very little conflict. Definitely a great book for vacation!
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SyncToy 2.0 - 1 Millionth Download
I am excited to annouce that SyncToy 2.0 has reached a major milestone. During the month of March it passed 1 Million downloads! This is exciting both for SyncToy as well as the Microsoft Sync Framework team. Since SyncToy bases synchornization upon the Sync Framework's File Sync Provider, it is always a good test of the technology to have users of this scale. In our forums we regularaly see people use it to keep 10's of thousands of files and folders in sync across desktops and devices. It is also a great test and starting point as we look to expand file synchronization into cloud based services.
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Wednesday morning ... sleepy morning as it drizzled.
Last night, I had an e-meeting with some 40-50 attendees ... regarding the importance of EXIT point. When we buy, we need to plan ... to EXIT. Either cut-loss or take profit. No point holding on to stocks too long as it is 2016, where only certain theme-play ...
So ... I will have one more similar (a repeat for those missed it) perhaps ... when I m 'free'. Yes ... will need to help many to clear their stocks that stuck UP THERE for months or years ... and market not even crash YET.
As I m writing, FLBHD at 1.53 ... what do you think of those bought around RM2 or RM2.50 or RM3? Applying dollar-averaging ... buy RM1.50 next level, then RM1 ... and 50cents next. We don't know ... but make sure we sell if rebound up every 50cents. RM3 to RM1.50 ... it has dropped almost 50% from the peak now.
See FLBHD breakdown the support RM1.68 ... that is technically very ugly. I shall wait for it to dive further ...
"As trader, I do not care much ... but I wont buy FLBhd as it is downtrending and quiet now. Many waiting for the coming report. Good or bad? If bad ... then only I might consider. haha"
Days ago (22nd Aug), I wrote about FLBhd as it is a stock mentioned by EC and he watsapp me again to remind all to cut-loss FLBhd as the 'Taiwanese' cannot be trusted.
If we do not cut-loss ... EITHER we are investors and will BUY MORE at lower price (logically) OR we buy to trade ... we got stuck!!
This is 2016 ... where risk in equity-markets at high level. So, to average down ... I disagree. Not to cut-loss and stuck ... I disagree too. So ... I have an e-meeting for those interested to LISTEN.
Don't worry ... I could reach out to less that 0.001% of those in markets and of that 0.001%, only 20% will LISTEN. Out of those 20% who listen, only small 20% will execute!! So ... we are down to few successful ones.
EC also said that I m doing GOOD DEED (Yes, EC ... I m a believe in good karma, good deeds too) and God will bless me. He wished I had been writing this blog in 2004 year when he was in market and he could learn so much and not lose so much!! He is my blog-reader!!
There is a young newbie came in the e-meeting last night. He said these days, traders are more knowledgeable .... I disagreed. I know he meant ... INTERNET and information but trading/investing is not who know more or got more information. Not that leh ... otherwise, all librarians are doing well, right? (WB's words).
Time to do my reading .... about CRASH PROFIT and exercise.


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There were the moments like when Rebecca's best friend saw her in her wedding dress and they choked up together and commented on how surreal it was that they weren't just playing wedding like they did as little girls, but that it was really happening. Or when I stole John away for a few minutes before the guests started arriving at the church, to take some portraits of him and he was so nervous and yet so entirely giddy at the same time and he looked at me and said in an awestruck sort of voice, "Wow, this is really happening, isn't it?". Or when John and Rebecca were brought into a little side room, minutes before the Mass started, to pray together and hold hands with a wall between them so John couldn't see her yet, and they closed their eyes and half giggled, half choked out whispered "I love you's". And near the end of the father-daughter dance, when Rebecca's sister whispered to me, "Look at their feet. She's standing on his, just like she used to do when she was little." Those are the moments that made the day so utterly perfect. Those are the moments when I realize once again how incredibly blessed I am to have the honor of capturing the emotions and details and love that fill a wedding day.
Rebecca and John, thank you, thank you, thank you for giving me this honor. You two are incredible witnesses of genuine, deep, complete love and I pray you have years and years of blissful happiness together. :)
|I love these pictures of Rebecca's dad seeing her in her dress.
|Rebecca and all her younger sisters!
|Look at that pure happiness!
|Since Rebecca's maid of honor was her sister and John's best man was his brother it made this picture even better! :)
|They washed each other's feet as sign of their complete sacrificial love for one another.
|I love this shot of John's sister's reaction to their first dance!
|The night ended with floating lanterns - a perfect end to a perfect day!
Bed and Breakfast || Pleasant View Farm B &B
Church || Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament
Reception || St. Matthew's Parish
Hair Stylist || Beth Anthony
DJ || Peter Lee
Videographer || Matt Longua


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Every year, Frankfurt's Musikmesse conference brings together music gear professionals and fans from every corner of the industry. As all of 2017's new products from us were shown at NAMM this January. Instead of renting a normal booth, this year we choose to only rent meeting rooms in the Business Area in Hall 11.1.
The Business Area in Hall 11.1 offers the opportunity to hold relaxed discussions with our retailers and distributors in an exclusive and quiet ambience.
Thanks you again for join with us in the Musikmesse 2017, we look forward to seeing you again from 11 until 14 April 2018 in Frankfurt.


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OK, OK, I admit it… December doesn't seem like the best time to be buying or eating avocados. That said, if Giant Eagle is going to sell avocados at this time of year, then maybe they should actually last a few days, eh? I bought one about a month ago as well and, when I cut it open and tasted it a little bit, it had the consistency and flavor of wax.
Last week, with the hope of putting some slices on a COBALT sandwich (Cheese, Onion, Bacon, Avocado, Lettuce, Tomato) – using some delicious bacon from Wil-Den Farms – I cut it open and you can see above what I found. Mind you, the avocado was by no means overly soft. Based on my experience over the past few years, it seemed to be plum for slicing. Shame the inside looked like a rotted out tree!
Even minus the avocado, the sandwich (pictured to the right) was still pretty good. And, admittedly, the "T" in the COBALT was a tomato from the same grocery chain (yes, meaning it came from pretty far away – I was weak and really in the mood for a BLT!) that was pretty good, even though it's December.Enough complaining… A little bit late, some of my favorite things about the holiday season:
- Panettone from The Enrico Biscotti Company - where, by the way, on Christmas Eve, we received a present in the form of two free black and white people cookies for our two kids: "Little ones never pay for little people cookies," the very nice woman behind the counter said.
- My mother's pizzelles
- Watching It's a Wonderful Life
- My wife's gingerbread men (and women)
- Listening to the soundtrack from Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown
'Burgh food gems… A food critic from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, China Millman, offers her top 10 food moments of the year and, I gotta say, it was inspiring. It really demonstrated to me that
Gotta get me some of that Boscano Tartufo from Penn Mac.
And, after our recent trip to NYC and the other-worldly gnocchi with short rib bits appetizer I had, the braised pork ragu with gnocchi from Mio Kitchen & Wine Bar in Aspinwall sounds ultra appealing.
More local food… Two other local food items of interest – that is, two new local food-related businesses. First, Radicchio's International Marketplace to the south of the city in McMurray sounds intriguing. What caught my eye:
But the nicest surprise may be its 15,000-square-foot produce section in the center of the store. It features precise piles of fruits and vegetables (including exotics such as
fruit persimmon) in easy-to-navigate rows managed by clerks in black bow ties. Sharon
And then there's the mega-environmentally friendly, Florida-based pizza chain, Pizza Fusion, which is opening a location far north of the city not far from Casa de Fillippelli. The menu seems almost too extensive, almost never a good thing in my view. But it's an interesting concept in a pizza chain, that's for sure:
We proudly serve up delicious, gourmet pizza in its purest form - untainted by artificial additives, like preservatives, growth hormones, pesticides, nitrates and trans fats (to name a few). ... Additionally, we proudly offer health conscious alternatives for our friends with selective diets and food allergies, such as our delicious gluten-free pizza, brownies and beer and our tasty vegan selections.
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Archives: February 2011
PASS in Five Years: It's about the Members
Andy Warren (blog | twitter) recently blogged about wanting input on What Should PASS Be? and I think it's a reasonable question to ask. What he is basically saying is, "Okay, member of PASS (or potential member), what do you want PASS to be in the future? After… Read more
1 comments, 1,433 reads
Posted in K. Brian Kelley - Databases, Infrastructure, and Security on 24 February 2011
Why knowledge of internals is required for DBA? here is a valid reason
I got a report from development team that section of BizTalk communicating with SQL Server to update status
is frequently failing as deadlock victim.
As I couldn't see any useful details in errorlog, enabled trace flags 1204,1205, 3605 and -1 and captured
few deadlock cases in errorlog.
but there was… Read more
0 comments, 1,100 reads
Posted in LivingForSqlServer on 24 February 2011
Writing Better Queries Presentation Materials
I delivered a webcast for the PASS DBA Virtual Chapter yesterday. It was called Tips & Tricks for Writing Better Queries. I really appreciated everyone who made the time to attend. I hope you found it to be time well spent.
As promised, here is a copy of the… Read more
0 comments, 693 reads
Posted in Joe Webb on 24 February 2011
"Apparently, you signed a software services agreement without fully understanding it."
I am not a lawyer. Let me say that again, I am not a lawyer.
Todays Dilbert has prompted me to post about my recent experience with SqlServer licensing.
I'm in the technical realm and rarely have much to do with purchasing and licensing. I say "I need" , budget… Read more
0 comments, 764 reads
Posted in Dave Ballantynes blog on 24 February 2011
Visualize Tech Skills
Is your area of responsibility starved for resources? Is it difficult to get a raise? If so, don't despair. You're not alone - and there's something you can do about it.
Storytelling isn't necessarily the natural strong suit of technical people. That doesn't mean we can't do it - it… Read more
2 comments, 1,524 reads
Posted in Bill Nicolich on 24 February 2011
Configuring Antivirus for SQL Servers
I've been on both sides of the debate with respect to whether or not to install antivirus software on a server running Microsoft SQL Server. If you decide to go down that route (or you are required to go down that road), here's the guidance you need to read:
2 comments, 3,160 reads
Posted in K. Brian Kelley - Databases, Infrastructure, and Security on 24 February 2011
SQLskills Immersion Event on Internals and Performance – Day 3
Today was mostly about Table Design, Partitioning, with a little of Indexing. Partitioning is a big, complex topics with a lot of intricate details and interactions. If you are thinking about implementing partitioning using either partitioned tables or partitioned views, do your homework. Don't just implement either without knowing… Read more
0 comments, 433 reads
Posted in Eric Humphrey on 24 February 2011
How Can I Help You Go To SQLRally?
I bet by now you've heard of SQLRally, be it from the blogosphere, Twitter, the PASS Connector bi-weekly emails, word of mouth at SQLSaturday or a user group meeting, or one of the other umpteen places that it's been mentioned. Until now our marketing efforts have been focused around… Read more
0 comments, 368 reads
Posted in Kendal Van Dyke on 23 February 2011
Emailing tempdb Query Results to Paul Randal with PowerShell
I was referred to someone on twitter today who wants to email query results without setting up database mail. I explained this in Post 6 of PowerShell Week at SQL University but that example was somewhat complicated. Instead, I thought I'd whip up a new example using Paul's latest survey Read more
0 comments, 1,849 reads
Posted in SQLvariant on 23 February 2011
Fundamentals of Storage Systems, IO Latency and SQL Server
A Thousand Men Marching Still Only March As Fast As One Man.
la·ten·cy - Computers . the time required to locate the first bit or character in a storage location, expressed as access timeminus word time.
Often when talking to people about performance they get rapped around the MB/Sec number… Read more
0 comments, 2,925 reads
Posted in SQL Man of Mystery on 23 February 2011
You Can't Disable the CLR in SQL Server – MCM Prep
At least not completely. There are some functions in SQL Server that are built on the SQL CLR, and even if you have disabled the CLR for user written code, it still loads app domains and functions for system code.
An example of this is the spatial data type. It's… Read more
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Posted in The Voice of the DBA on 23 February 2011
Wednesday Quest: On-Line Demos for Toad Data Analyst and Benchmark Factory
If you've attended any of my public sessions about SQL Server technology, then you might remember that I extend a standing offer to provide a free, long-term license to any of several products from Quest Software, such as Toad for SQL… Read more
0 comments, 577 reads
Posted in Kevin E. Kline on 23 February 2011
Who's My Agent?
Alright, I'm not famous, even though I share the name of a famous Jazz pianist. So, obviously I am NOT talking about that kind of agent. I'm actually referring to the distribution agent for transactional replication.
If you have worked with replication for any amount of time you will… Read more
0 comments, 616 reads
Posted in SQL Tent Maker on 23 February 2011
FileSystemHelper Update and Release
About a year ago, I started playing around with CLR and my desire to disable xp_cmdshell for my clients. As a result, I had created the CodePlex project FileSystemHelper. I blogged about it back then and had meant to get back to it with a number of updates but… Read more
0 comments, 424 reads
Posted in StrateSQL on 23 February 2011
New SQL Server 2005 Cumulative Updates
Microsoft has released two new Cumulative Updates for SQL Server 2005. The first one is SQL Server 2005 SP3 CU14, which is Build 9.00.4317. The second one is SQL Server 2005 SP4 CU2, which is Build 9.00.5259. There are only two fixes for SP3 and nine fixes for… Read more
1 comments, 533 reads
Posted in Glenn Berry's SQL Server Performance on 23 February 2011
PASS Election Review Committee: NomCom Process
Over on the ERC forums, Bill Graziano (blog | twitter) has posted the proposed NomCom selection process. We would really like your feedback on it. Some highlights:
- PASS membership (outside of the BoD) make up the majority of voting members.
- You cannot be on the NomCom if…
3 comments, 545 reads
Posted in K. Brian Kelley - Databases, Infrastructure, and Security on 23 February 2011
SQLskills Immersion Event on Internals and Performance – Day 2
Day two of the SQLskills Immersion Event is over and I have listed the interesting parts below. The food, again, was great, except for the lack of danishes during breakfast (I really like those). Today I got see Kimberly's teaching style. She's a fast talker, so you better keep… Read more
0 comments, 630 reads
Posted in Eric Humphrey on 23 February 2011
PowerShell Script for Paul's Survey: how is your tempdb configured?
Paul Randal (b | t) posted a survey how is your tempdb configured? Since I just happen to be at a SQLskills event this week I went ahead and created a PowerShell script to get the info across all your servers.
You'll need a list of servers in… Read more
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Posted in Eric Humphrey on 23 February 2011
February 2010 S3OLV Recap
For the month of February, I conducted the S3OLV meeting virtually from the confines of home in Utah. As you may know, I have moved from Vegas back to Utah. Despite having moved away from Vegas, I am still helping with the User Group in any way that I can.… Read more
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Posted in SQL RNNR on 22 February 2011
SQLDIY: Manage and Monitor SQL Server Yourself
As an old school DBA and always having cheap frugal employers, I have rolled my own management and monitoring solutions. I've shared bits and pieces of it over the years to colleagues and to the community but never the whole thing at one go. I did try and build a… Read more
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Posted in SQL Man of Mystery on 22 February 2011


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Los Angeles Clippers superstar Chris Paul is expected to agree to terms on a $107 million extension that will keep in him Los Angeles for another five years.
Though he cannot sign the contract until July 10, he can agree to terms on Monday, and his agent has reportedly told teams that even though Paul considered leaving Los Angeles that other teams should no longer bother to court him. After Los Angeles hired Doc Rivers, Paul's decision to remain in Los Angeles was made easier.
Paul and Blake Griffin, who signed a five-year extension last year, will be the foundation for the Clippers franchise that has generated more buzz of late than the storied Lakers.


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I don't use stickers much these days, accept for Alphabets but these sassafrass die cut stickers are fab.
Loving those Glitter thickers too! Yum Yum! Can't wait for the new ones!
Here is a LO of one of my gorgeous Nephews, as yet I have no idea which one it is LOL but I am sure Steve will tell me as I am going to visit them tomorow for the first time.


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Warmest Wishes from Nomad
Clearly Nancy didn't think
Santa was limited to
one color.
popular belief, Santa Claus is no
couch potato!
The image of Santa has changed
over the years, as this photo
from the 1890s shows.
Found this video for you all.
It broke my heart to hear one man say that this humble back pack was the best gift he had ever gotten and this was the best day he had ever had.


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Some of the problem in finding information about Wadjet lies in the fact that, while she is one goddess, she has many names. Wadjet, Edjo, Udjo, and Buto are only a few of the names by which she was known. The spelling of her name seems to depend upon who was presenting the information about her and which area of Egypt the exploration was taking place.
Most popular information about Wadjet lists her primarily as a snake-headed protector of Lower Egypt, the delta region. However, the ancient people of northern area worshiped Wadjet as a vulture Goddess. Wadjet was revered as the goddess of childbirth, and protector of children, and in later years she became the protector of kings. Wadjet's role was often seen as a forceful defender, while her sister, Nekhebet, was seen as the motherly defender. This contrast provided the counterpoint seen in many of the Egyptian deities. The symbol of justice, time, heaven and hell, Wadjet is one of the oldest Egyptian goddesses.
While Wadjet was sometimes depicted as the lioness-headed goddess, she was often seen in the image of a mongoose, represented on the funeral urns of ancient Egypt. The mongoose was revered as her sacred animal. Along with the shrew mouse, they were mummified and entombed in statuettes of the goddess. It is believed that the mongoose, and the shrew mouse were representative of the day and night cycle. The mongoose representing daylight, and the nocturnal shrew mouse representing night.
Many Egyptian deities were associated with specific hours, days, and months, and Wadjet was no different. Her time was considered to be the fifth hour of the fifth day of the month, or lunar cycle. Interestingly enough, December 25th, on the Egyptian calendar, was considered to be the "going forth of the Goddess," while April 21st was her feast day. The many days when Wadjet is honored culminate during her month, Epipi, the harvest or summer month. This corresponds to mid-May through mid-June on the Gregorian calendar.
Legend has it that Wadjet was the daughter of Atum, the first god of the Universe. He created her as his eye. Her purpose was to search the Universe for his lost sons, Tefnut and Shu. Wadjet did find his sons, and Atum was so happy to see them that he cried. It is said that those tears made humans. As a reward, Atum placed Wadjet upon his head in the form of a cobra. There she would be feared and respected by all the gods and men.


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Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Chapati Moments: Sneak Preview
Sosya ignored it as she moved her body provocatively. Lim groaned in pleasure. The sheets were soaked with his sweat. The fat on his body wobbled. Sosya thought she was going to bounce off his stomach. At one perilous instant she clutched wildly at his repellently porcine body for fear of being thrown off the bed. Luckily, or rather unluckily, he rolled to the side - pinning her under him as he laboriously heaved his corpulent white buttocks up and down. In a moment he ejaculated. At the same time he farted. He rolled off Sosya and fell asleep almost instantly ... snoring loudly.
Sosya looked decidedly flattened. She sat up. The room reeked of sweat, sex and flatulence. She looked at the snoring fat whale in disgust. His skin was as pallid as that of a steamed chicken's. His penis had shrivelled to flaccid insignificance. His fat body rippled as he snored. Another fart escaped him. This time the stench was unbearable. She ran to the bathroom and retched violently.
She stared at her reflection in the mirror. She's beautiful and sexy. She's also intelligent - she knows what she wants and she gets it. She plays on men's weaknesses. She is charming, captivating and entertaining. She is also well-read and thus can manage a conversation on just about anything. But most importantly, she is extremely good in bed. She trades her body for money, jewellery, cars and favours. Lim is her latest victim though it seems as if she is his latest victim. His bedroom habits are repugnant. His body seems to be full of wind all the time. He has a perverse mind. How perverse can a fat whale be, you may ask. Well, every time he sees her, he makes her leave a pair of soiled knickers behind - preferably one with brown skid marks - if you catch my drift (well, you asked ok!). Every now and then he will bury his bulbous nose into these soiled knickers and breathe in this delectable fragrance to his heart's content - an acquired taste, mind you - something like blue cheese, either you love it or you hate it.
Lim's wife is in fact secretly relieved that he finds her sexually boring. Alice Lim could almost feel pity towards Lim's string of mistresses. A diamond trinket here and there is not worth having to spend five minutes with that vile oaf.
Sosya fastened the clasp of the diamond bracelet, payment for the day's service. She took one last glance at Lim before she left the room of a well known hotel which she likes to call the Shag-me La. It is at moments like these that she wistfully regrets giving up law practice. What started out as an innocent dalliance with her pupil master led her down this road of debauchery. She grew addicted to this lifestyle after being showered with expensive gifts. But like law practice, as long as one is self employed, one has a choice in one's choice of clients...
4 comments:
- art harun said...
Uh...erm...sex will never be the same again! Neither will blue cheese! And the same goes with my now ex-favorite hotel, the Shang! OmoGawd, talk about life changing writings! :)
Way to go sis, way to go...sick, but brilliantly sick! :)
- March 20, 2007 at 5:50 PM
- the Anomaly said...
Thank you bro! Hope I didn't put you off your dinner.
Actually, I don't like blue cheese. But the Shang is my favourite hotel - my office is nearby so I go there a lot.
It was James Joyce's letters to his mistress/girlfriend which made me refer to the soiled knickers fetish.
- March 20, 2007 at 6:14 PM
- art harun said...
The only James I know is James Brown! haha... and on further rethinking (which I don't often do...), the hotel should be Shag-me La rather than Shag-ri La...
I hope this is constructive...
- March 23, 2007 at 12:07 PM
- art harun said...
Oh shit...the hotel is already Shag-me La! Adoi! It looks like dementia is creeping in sooner than expected...
- March 23, 2007 at 12:09 PM


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Welcome to the Singlution!
Monday, October 25, 2010
Singlutionary's 30th Birthday Eve
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What a great, well-written "countdown". Hope that you were carrying a big smile into your birthday .... :-)
- October 26, 2010 at 6:58 AM
PS - I forgot to do the most important thing .... wish you a big big and very happy birthday!!! :-)
Hope you had a great day :-)
- October 26, 2010 at 6:59 AM
- hebba said...
Happy Birthday!! When I turned 30, someone asked me how it felt to turn 30. I replied: "About 100 times better than it felt to turn 15."
30's are easier than 20's.
- October 26, 2010 at 7:47 PM
Welcome to a wonderful world.
I shared many of your sentiments prior to turning 30. I even wrote to friends about how stressed I was feeling. One was my Nana, who replied along the lines of, "it's always hard, first I thought I was old at turning 30, then came 40, then 50 then.... (she turned 80 just after I turned 30!!). She's still taking herself to Australia and chatting up attractive young men, btw.
Anyway, I too was in a relationship in my 20s, and when the guy asked if I'd marry him I too felt I'd "arrived". So safe! No matter my instincts were against the relationship, I'd arrived! Have to say I was almost relieved when we finally had good cause to separate (without ever having married, I might add!).
I had the most traumatic event of my life so far in my early 30s - and am only 32 now! Being workplace bullying. I am so glad to have survived the experience - even although I still suffer PT stress from it - because I have learnt more about myself and others / human frailties / fears that make people bully. In my 20s, I realise I was living more by others' rules. In my 30s, I find I am living more by my inner compass. Or should I say, learning to! Old habits die hard.
What's more, we're still young! People live so much longer these days. I too have embarked on study again (whilst working too, to keep the money coming in - it's hard!) - I love learning, and doing so with others - and if a romance comes along in anyone's life that is true fun and compatability, I don't think it would "not arrive" just because someone was studying, however long or short it may last. So enjoy your PhD!
Again, welcome to the club xx
- October 28, 2010 at 3:32 PM
Happy Birthday Singlutionary! And you're 30? You're still a baby. = ) It only gets better!!
- October 29, 2010 at 6:57 PM
- ~Natalie~ said...
I totally understand where you're at. I struggled with the Ph.D. while watching my friends get jobs, get raises, and have weddings and babies. It's a different path but you sound like you're on solid ground. Happy belated birthday and welcome to the wrong side of thirty! (btw my blog is onthewrongsideofthirty.blogspot.com)
- October 30, 2010 at 8:08 PM
- eleanore said...
You're going to be fine. I can tell because you sound smart and have given this lifestage you're now in a lot of thought. And embraced it, most importantly. I think the most important thing is to do what feels right for you...not what feels right to everybody else.
It really does get better. I'm long past my 30s, never had a husband or child, and I have a great life. Whatever decisions you make, just make sure they're coming from your heart.
Happy Birthday...and enjoy the ride!
- October 31, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- The Singlutionary said...
Thank you for all the wonderful bday wishes and assurances. Turning 30 was like turning on a big switch inside myself. I feel empowered now in ways that I didn't before! Its only been a week but its been a good one!
- November 3, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- Dazedlittlemiss said...
Happy Birthday! Glad you are enjoying being 30.
- November 7, 2010 at 6:56 AM
- Special K said...
What I love right now is the POWER in your voice. Of course, there will always be unknowns in life, and the things you can't control. And yet...after turning 30, there is more of a sense of WHO I AM. And the tuning is enhanced when you do something against your nature.
Companionship....any one who is with you is lucky. I know that our support "sharpens" me.
But when you say "on my own terms" what does that look like specifically?
Do you have a list?
- November 8, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- Aileen said...
Enjoy life and make good use of your talents. That's living with a purpose, single or not. Your story is inspiring. Keep it up! I like what you said about not being afraid of being an old maid. Go girl!
- November 9, 2010 at 8:37 PM


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We had a beautiful Easter Vigil beginning at 8:00 PM with great singing and dancing to celebrate our Lord's resurrection. After the vigil the whole congregation gathered for cake, cookies and mango juice prepared by the Brothers in Amatongas.
One other bit of news was the beginning of the rebuilding of our new/old residence. This residence was formerly used by the Franciscans when they first built the school 50 years ago. Since Independence in 1972, it has been used for teachers for a few years and then basically abandoned for at least the last 10 years or so. Work is expected to take 5-6 months.
|We'll be up on the third floor.


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Two days ago, ROBLOX studio came to mac. For a lot people with macs this is a good thing for mac. I'm just so clad the did it. I'm playing around with it, It looks really good. I just hope that releases it for android! Well I'm happy about it. I hope it helps you. SO even if you don't use macs, It came out to who did,
Have macs. Good Luck ROBLOX players. I hope you enjoy ROBLOX.


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Rumors are true, Mad Rad and Fresh Espresso are opening for Kid Cudi tomorrow at Showbox. Tickets are sold out, sorry! But I designed this commemorative poster for such an occasion. I got Castro on this one, printing up 100 exclusive copies. These are going to be like 20x14 inches, and will look way better printed.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Kid Cudi Poster
Labels: Fresh Espresso, Mad Rad, Poster Art
5 comments:
- Austin said...
Radjaw are you still screen printing all of your posters?
- December 7, 2009 at 10:44 AM
- Radjaw said...
most of them, im trying to have each and everyone silkscreened from now on
- December 7, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- Fajita Ray said...
Did you sell these at the show? I didn't see them...
- December 9, 2009 at 1:20 PM
- chimaxtli said...
Hello Radjaw,
I would like to purchase the cudi poster and some or any past ones you have.We are turning people on to White Gold from DC to Monterrey Mexico.I want to buy some posters!! What about a Mexico tour?
- December 14, 2009 at 9:26 AM
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And honestly, I don't know if I should. I knows they're almost two separate things in a lot of the undertones and subplots, as the website called Buy Viagra , and I think I actually might hate either of them after.
- December 14, 2010 at 2:28 PM
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Odd, it was outside the 4th floor window. Outside. No one else noticed, not even the people waiting 6 inches away, inside the window.
Being polite, quiet, and not wanting to disturb a somewhat stressed and crowded waiting room, I said nothing, didn't jump up or exclaim. But I did watch, as closely as I could. After what seemed perhaps 10 minutes, I left my seat and moved a few feet to stand and get a better angle. At that point I needed to tell the gentleman whose shoulder I was peering over, but he too stayed quiet, watching. Eventually a few others waiting noticed me, then noticed the activity, and I got out my camera.
The red tail hawk had caught a pigeon, landed on the window airconditioner, and de-feathering the bird bit by bit, ate lunch.
After a few minutes more, the hawk took notice of us, but understood he was safe and seemed not disturbed.
In my last post I promised you a few pictures from time to time, but didn't expect these.


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Half a century ago...
HMS celebrated this milestone last week and it's not that far until Agent Triple P's or, indeed, Agent DVD's. Looking back, as an exemplar, to Playboy of October 1959 seems to confirm the fact that not much has changed; but then again... This particular issue does have some interesting things relevant to the life of HMS and what the life of HMS could have been like half a century ago (at least if he had lived in America)!
Cutting edge recording technology at the service of the classical repertoire
Fifty years ago now seems like another world. The definition of "young people", for Agent Triple P at least, really revovlves around the fact that the world as they remember it from childhood is really not that different from the way it is now. Whereas in fifty years we have gone through some major changes: the Cold War and its end, the Space Race and the Moon landings, the introduction of colour TV, the rise and fall of recorded sound media (vinyl records, music cassettes, eight track cartidges, CD, MP3), the revolution in home recording of TV and films (video cassettes, DVD, hard drive), increasing concern about the environment, attitudes to health regarding smoking, alcohol and diet, the shrinking of the world through jet airline travel and, above all, the effect of personal computing and the internet.
Some men really do enjoy talking about HiFi
Sometimes, people of Agent Triple P's age are disappointed with our experience of living in "the future". Where are all the gull-wing door electric cars that drive themselves? Where is the hypersonic airliner that can fly from London to Sydney in 90 minutes? Where are the hotels in orbit and on the Moon? Where are the household robots? Why aren't girls all wearing foil minskirts and purple wigs (actually you can find those if you look hard enough)? But then you look at what the computer on your desk can do at a few clicks of a mouse and then you realise that you are living in a science fiction future after all. But the future is less about hardware and more about software.
HMS has had his own two seater sports car in his time
HMS has also owned a French car
A trendy fold-away kitchen for people who are short of space in their homes
Playmate of the month Elaine Reynolds in trendy 1959 clothes
More Agent DVD's type than HMS' we would venture
Actress Elaine Stewart provides a contrasting offering that month. HMS enjoys a red-head in the bath
So, cars, music, HiFi, cooking, cameras and red-heads. Perhaps not so different from today after all!
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Monday, December 7, 2009
World of Disney Annual Passholder Sale
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Downtown Disney & the Annual Passholder Sale
This Saturday, my Disney-Sister & I will leave our homes at 3am & head for Downtown Disney(DTD) in search of some great deals at the Annual Passholder Sale at World of Disney(WoD) or Disney's version of Black Friday. Are we crazy...possibly. I'll be sure to let you know after we get back home!
We went to WoD last weekend to "scope out the joint". We made lists of things we wanted & what room they were in. Mapping out our plan of attack included speaking to a manager about the event as well. In doing some research on previous annual passholder sales, last year was reported to have been crazy...selling out of $3 mouse ears in no time. The free give-away last year was reported to be insane, with CM throwing the items into the crowd instead of handing them to people as they walked in the door.
Of course, being ever so politically correct, the manager could not confirm or deny anything. But, when asked the right questions, for example-instead of "when you hand out the free vinylmation dolls" use "If you were to hand something out", I got some answers! While they will not confirm or deny the free VinylMation dolls this weekend to the first 1000 people, I was told that IF something were to be given out, it would be in an orderly fashion. I was also told that there will only be 1 entrance into WoD Saturday morning. Of course, which entrance was not stated yet, but was promised that it would be a crowd controlled environment and in place before people were lining up that morning. Another thing to remember is that this is an event for passholders ONLY. You must have your annual pass & Gov't issued ID with you.
So, in hopes of getting my 1st VinylMation Doll (yes, my 1st...and wondering if this will be the first of many), I will be there! I am also hoping to see some of the 2009 Mom's Panel ladies at the sale (@beautygirlsmom, @MomsPanelErin & @mefries). Although, I am hoping to see you in line. I'll be too busy shopping once we get inside ;)
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Birthdays last for a weekend, right? Part 1
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Celebrate.....ME :)
picture taken by Maria Elkin-not bad for a camera phone ;)
How often do you take time out of your day to celebrate the things you need to? Or do you just celebrate when it's convenient? Most of the time, life is so busy & hectic, we tend to push off celebrations until it's convenient for everyone. But, thanks to Disney this year, we will stop and celebrate when we have to!
I have lived in Fl since 1973-74-ish. For as long as I can remember back, we always went to Disney twice a year. We always went at some point over the summer & for my birthday in October. For quite a few years, my dad's company gave out tickets for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. That's quite a few trips. And since we have had passes, we average a trip every 2 weeks. But I can honestly say, in all of those years & trips, we never went to Disney on my actual birthday.
This year, I did.
We didn't get as early of a start as I would have liked, but we did arrive at the Magic Kingdom at about 12:30...just in time for the Move It Shake It Celebrate It Party. We skipped down Main Street & danced in the street with Baloo & sang along with Mickey. Even though I have seen this before, it was different because it was MY birthday this time J I think just about every cast member between the entrance & the castle stopped to tell me Happy Birthday. It was so neat!
Only having a few hours in the Kingdom, we hit a few of the standard you-can't-go-to-the-MK-and-not-ride rides...Haunted Mansion & Pirates of the Caribbean. By naptime, we had successfully danced, sang, spooked & swaggered all over the land.
Even though I only had a few hours to play, this was definitely one of the most magical birthdays ever. Celebrating with me was The Boy, Peanut & Peanut's friend. I have to admit, this was a great promotion. I never would have stopped everything to celebrate on a Thursday under any other circumstances. So, Disney, I say thank you. Thank you for forcing me to stop & celebrate me. I had fun.
TTA PeopleMover...where is Mr Morow?
picture taken by Maria Elkin-not bad for a camera phone ;)
Tomorrowland Transit Authority (or TTA)
TTA PeopleMover
Everyone is familiar with this popular Tomorrowland Attraction. You know the one…the little blue cars on the track above that circle Tomorrowland. When I was younger, this ride was awesome because it took you inside Space Mountain without having to ride Space Mountain. Tomorrowland has seen many changes throughout the years, but the TTA really hasn't changed much.
Until now.
The actual ride itself is the same. Disney has decided this past week to update the audio track. And the blogsphere has gone wild. Since I was going to be visiting Disney on my birthday, I decided to see if it was really as bad as everyone said it was.
It was as bad. It was almost worse. L There was no more Mr. Morrow.
"Paging Mr. Tom Morrow. Your Party from Saturn has arrived. Please give them a ring."
The ride was never a thrill ride or even a flashy ride. It was a simple ride, narrated by a futuristic woman. There was a theme to the ride. You were riding the Blue Line of the TTA. The woman spoke as you went around the "town" as if it were a real transportation system. It was cheesy, but cute. I know there were a few other jokes, but none as memorable as Mr. Morrow. The ride is now narrated by a guy in a very blah tone. It's more like a talking park map.
Now that Mr. Morrow and future lady are gone, they did add in character voices as you pass by the appropriate area. For example, Mickey Mouse speaks as you pass thru Mickey's Star Traders. Buzz Lightyear as you enter Buzz's Space Ranger Spin. Roz has a laugh as you pass the Laugh Floor. These additions were cute. Well, at least the 2 toddlers I had with me seemed to enjoy it.
There is a petition out to save Mr. Morrow. Apparently, the ImaginEars (I think that's how they spell it…lol) are looking to see how the general public takes the change. So, if the Disney powers that be see this, please...PLEASE…bring back Mr. Morrow.
Have you heard it? Tell me what you think….
Examiner article by Peggy MacDonald
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Princess Peanut turns 2
And where do you think she wanted to go for her birthday?
If you guessed Disney, you are correct. Sorry...no prize this time ;)
We went to the Magic Kingdom for birthday number 2. She was lucky enough to have her best friend (who is also a member of a Disney family...another blog) with us for the day. The park was beautifully decorated for Halloween. Wait times were at a crazy all time low for the day & the weather was great! Couldn't have asked for a more perfect day.
Princess Peanut was so excited to be there that day, she decided to stop & actually pose for pictures in front of the train station! Normally, she wouldn't stand still for anything. But on this day, she decided to pose...for 15 minutes!! It was so cute :) Pink Tiara and all, she was ready to rule the land for the day.
We rode all of her favorite rides & did all of her favorite things...TTA, Buzz Lightyear, Haunted Mansion. We visited Minnie & Mickey's houses. Rode the tea cups. Sailed on Its A Small World. Took Pictures with Stitch. Carried napping babies onto Pirates (you *can't* leave the MK without riding Pirates). Caught a monorail to Epcot & watched the fireworks. Ice Cream at McDonalds on the way home.
In all of that, after about 10 hours, 6 kids & 2 parks , the moment of the day came when leaving Its A Small World. She wanted to walk to the stroller, so since she is all "grown" now at 2, I held her hand & let her walk. About 1/2 way to the stroller parking, she started jumping up & down. As I stopped to look down at her, she jumped on my leg, wrapping her arms & legs around my leg, and just hugged me with the biggest smile on her face. Its those kinds of smiles & these kinds of moments that keep me going back to Disney again & again .
Oh & btw, she wore the tiara ALL day...even napped in it :)
Nothing like spending the day in the park with your best friend on your birthday!
My Family
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Ticker-Tape on Main Street
And then he went to Disney World.
Having a toddler who loves Buzz Lightyear, I knew for certain we had to be there. The parade was Friday, October 2nd. All week we talked about rockets & going to Disney to see Buzz. I talked my friend & her 2 yo into going as well. So, as soon as she got to my house, we loaded up both babies & were off!
We found our place on Main Street for the parade just before 2pm. The kick-off to the parade was 2:45pm, so we had plenty of time. It was so neat. a CM named "Skip" came out and gave the backstory on Buzz & his adventure (Disney Parks Blog covered the event.).
The parade started off with a dancers, dwarfs & Snow White in honor of the re-release of Snow White & the 7 Dwarfs.
First in the line-up was the Disney Marching Band.
Then Buzz Aldrin was next. I have to admit, it was neat to actually see one of the first astronauts to land on the moon.
Next was Mike Fink, dressed in his official NASA blues. As he stopped in front of us, he donned a pair of Mickey Ears.
Finally, Buzz arrived....riding on RC. Yes, it was actually the 12" toy that was in space that was in the parade. I can't tell you how excited Peanut was to see Buzz riding on RC. It definately was not what I expected...but it was cute.
As Buzz got in front of the Main Street Emporium, the ticker-tape madness began. Confetti shot from the roofs, cameras flashed. And then Buzz continued around the circle.
I don't know why I thought that the big Buzz Lightyear character would be in the parade. Overall, it was a great experience. I had 2 very happy, satisfied toddlers that afternoon. Since we didn't have to leave for a while, we headed off to ride, what else...Buzz Lightyear!


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Well I don't remember what I did on Friday night, so I guess it wasn't to important. Saturday, I spent watching college football and knitting Lamar's sock. My beloved Auburn Tigers lost in OT by 3 points! UGH! That whole game was a nail biter.
Then yesterday, I watched the Packers game with James. He is a HUGE Packers fan. To James, Farve is the best football player ever. James got so excited during a play, he was yelling and screaming like a mad man. I guess during his ranting, he scared the poop out of Bryanna. She got soo upset that she messed her pants. I guess that saying " scared the shit out of me" is actually true. But the Packers won in OT, so James is very happy.
I also started a new sock. I already have a name for it, Picasso. I am using 3 different shades of blue. I am doing the toe and heel in one color and striping the rest of the sock. I'm using the yarn my sister sent me for my birthday. So far I have only casted on the toe and started one stripe. I have a lot to do today, so I wont get much done during the morning or afternoon. But tonight when the Bengals play, I will knit through the whole game. I don't know if we are going to watch it at Lamar and Jen's house or if they are coming here. I guess I will find that out later.
Now I'm off to start my day. Hopefully today, the girls wont flood the bathroom when I give them a bath.
Monday, September 10, 2007
My Weekend
Posted by knitting chick at 9/10/2007 07:47:00 AM
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