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Former US President Jimmy Carter and a working party of other elder world leaders travel to Pyongyang, N. Korea this week, bearing humanitarian offerings and looking for rapprochement on questions of inter-Korean relations and the inexorable expansion of that belligerent nation's uni-purpose drive to arm itself with a range of nuclear weapons. We should all wish them luck, but what they need more is money.
The funds are not likely to be forthcoming from a world close to the brink in so many nations, of economic collapse, if we can believe an army of non-official or unaffiliated economists, and we like can. What N. Korea (and the rest of the world) needs is a rational development plan that enables the small country to thread a path through the tall timbers surrounding her on all sides. I have suggestions, already made at least once, that I want to trot out again, just in case there might be one reader out there with access to any the "Elders" on this imminent visit to the northern cousins (I live in Seoul), who might find them amusing, if not useful.
Suggest to Kim Jong-il and Baby Kim that they make it the national cause celebre to seek the status of most bicycle-friendly nation on earth. Others have a head start, so it's a high bar to set, but that's a good thing. It's good because it will take many years of full-on development to bring N. Korea to the level of economic health of its neighbors, of which the far eastern provinces of Russia may be closest. This plan also renders undesirable a focus on the personal automobile as the leader of national economic salvation, the course taken by South Korea toward its "miracle on the Han".
Automobiles aren't going away soon, though, even S. Korea would benefit greatly in quality of life if a few million of them would, and that is the key to the next suggestion. North Korea should build two secure expressway corridors for motor traffic connecting S. Korea, Russia and China. Secure, because that's what they seem to be obsessed with, namely preventing too much open contact between the free world outside, and their imprisoned and dark-closeted citizenry.
Finally, Development of a bridge or tunnel, a la the European "Chunnel" for rail and/or motor traffic between Japan and S. Korea would benefit the entire East Asian economic sphere, with North Korea at dead center. The sooner this inevitable project gets into the planning phase, the sooner is it likely to be completed. It won't ever be any less costly to undertake than it is today.
These are not modest suggestions, because the magnitude of need (and the consequences of continuing to take small steps forward and back) demand no less. They offered in all sincerity, in the spirit of seeking a peaceful and prosperous future. It is an opportunity that, to be realized, will require the boldest and confident leaders of good will. It is possible for Baby Kim to become "Elder Kim" himself, one day, but it won't happen if the best he's got is lobbing artillery rounds at defenseless offshore (S. Korean) islands, or launching sneak submarine attacks against non-threatening military units. That's the path to title of "Elder Lunatic Kim"
So, Be bold, Mr. President, and succeed at what all others have failed, otherwise we'll have to add a verse to an old Yankee Doodle favorite:
Jimmy Carter went to Pyongyang riding Rocinante
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
Wintergrasp 2/15/09
I got back on Wranngar to see if I could get one more Wintergrasp in tonight. I got lucky, the battle was starting in 13 minutes. I joined a raid group and we all got buffed up, ate, and got ready for battle. I put out a Fish Feast which is always a big hit in the battlegrounds. When we started I believe we had 2 full raid groups, that would be 80 people total, plus another raid group started. I don't know what, if any, the limit is in Wintergrasp. We got in there and basically dominated the Horde. We were on offense meaning we were attacking the Keep and we got in pretty quick. We wiped out all the Horde that were inside trying to defend and then assaulted the Keep itself. We got in in no time and won the battle. It went really quick. The last one I was in earlier I got in while it was in progress and it lasted twice as long as this one did and we lost. I had no deaths in this battle thanks mostly to some really good healers but I got a bunch of kills and killing blows in :). I got another Stone Keeper's Shard bringing my grand total to 8.
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It's some good advice from MST3K.
I've been stressing out a bit much lately. There are a few decent reasons for that, of course, many of them necessary. I've been trying to keep it to a minimum, but it's starting to have an effect.
Amongst the things I've been trying are changing my diet again and getting to bed earlier than I have been lately. Both have been limited in their success, as has been getting back to exercising regularly.
There is one other thing I can still try, though. Some years ago I took a self-hypnosis class with my mother, and I think I still remember some of the things I learned. Trying to use some of those things might help. At the very least, it can't hurt anything, I guess.
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This is Katharine Graham. To be honest- before I watched the film The Post this evening, I had never even heard of her. But I have now. And I'm grateful to her and many women like her who have gone before me. Women who pushed through social barriers, grew despite the lack of nutrients in the soil. Women who led without permission, stood up and spoke out when they were told to sit down and be quiet. They have paved the way thus far but there is much farther yet to go. Women are still paid less than men for the same job, 44% of women and girls are sexually or physically abused in the UK today and recent figures show that the UK still has the most pervasive sexist culture in Europe. I'm grateful to those who've gone before but I feel a deep sense of responsibility to keep pushing forward, to keep forging a path for the generation who are coming up after me... #salutingthegeneralsofthepast #thepost


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I read almost every genre & I enjoy venturing into unfamiliar territory. As a library volunteer, I'm constantly bringing home novels. Being a substitute teacher, I read lots of YA & children's books.
I absolutely loved this novel. I picked it up thinking I needed to read it for a book club but nope, I was wrong. I picked up the wrong book but I am so glad that I did, this book was a gem. I could not put this book down for nothing once I started it. Talk about a thriller, I kept thinking in the back of my mind that Grace would make it out of the situation that she was in but how, I had no idea. I really wanted to punch, run over, burn, terrorizer her husband Jack but then I thought no, that really would be too nice of me. Ggrrrr!
Jack knew exactly where to hurt Grace, he was a crafty psychopath. He was the perfect gentlemen when around others but left alone with Grace, his other side came out. Grace's relationship with her sister Millie was moving, it was the love that they had for one another and what they felt for one another when words were not spoken that inspired me. I came to love Millie, she saw what others could not see and she was not afraid of reaching out. Having alternating chapters throughout the novel was a fantastic idea as I got to understand the complete story behind the couple and how things escalated to the events happening today.
As the story was building, I was waiting, anticipating something big to occur, hopefully to Jack so that he would quite being such a jerk. The ending was fabulous, better than I anticipated and I had high expectations. This is a great novel if you like thrillers, like suspense, or you like some predictability.


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Education Levels in N.D. Up Slightly
Approximately one in four North Dakotans ages 25 and older completed a bachelor's degree in 2009 (latest data available), which is up from 22 percent in 2000 and 18 percent in 1990. Nationally, 28 percent of adults completed a bachelor's degree in 2009.
This month's "Population Bulletin," a monthly publication from the North Dakota State Data Center at North Dakota State University, focuses on the educational attainment of adults ages 25 and older as reported in the Census Bureau's 2005 through 2009 American Community Survey.
North Dakota had the 28th highest proportion in the nation of people 25 and older who completed a bachelor's degree in 2009. West Virginia ranked lowest with 17 percent. Four states (Massachusetts, Colorado, Maryland and Connecticut), along with the District of Columbia, had at least 35 percent of people 25 and older who completed a bachelor's degree.
Approximately 11 percent of North Dakotans ages 25 and older had less than a high school diploma in 2009, which is down from 16 percent a decade earlier. Only 10 states had a lower proportion of uneducated adults.
"This significant decline in North Dakota's proportion of adults with less than a high school degree, in part, reflects the diminishing proportion of the state's population who were born prior to the Great Depression," says Richard Rathge, State Data Center director. "This was a time when the demand for education was less pressing."
The proportion of North Dakotans ages 25 and older who had completed some college or an associate degree changed little during the past decade (34 percent in 2000 to 35 percent in 2009).
North Dakotans who completed an advanced degree (master's, professional or doctorate) accounted for 7 percent of all adults 25 and older in 2009, compared with 6 percent in 2000.
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I have become "boring" like my parents. *sigh* It happens to the best of us, I suppose. Yes, its true, I too have fallen victim to listening to, and usually thoroughly enjoying, talk radio. As a kid, I remember being on long car rides, half asleep in the back seat, listening to talk radio drone on, and on, and oooonnnn. I never understood a thing it they were talking about on there, and couldn't understand why my parents enjoyed it so much. Now, as an intelligent, rather cerebral adult who enjoys a good debate topic, I understand the appeal. It gets you thinking about things you wouldn't otherwise think about.
As many of you are aware, I am really on this "getting back to my hippie roots," organic foods, home-grown stuff, save the environment, reduce landfill waste, etc., etc. kick lately. It may be partially my upbringing, partially the fact that being "green" is the new fad (or so I have read), the fact that I find corporate, mainstream America somewhat corrupt and want to buck the system.... But whatever the reason(s), I am intrigued by anything that brings us back to the heart of health and tradition.
One topic on talk radio late last night (we were driving home from my sister-in-law's house 2 1/2 hours away), was a concept called the Slow Food Movement. If you have never heard of it, I would encourage you to read about it. Its quite interesting. The basis of the Slow Food Movement is to counteract the Fast Food Movement that has taken over our American culture and diet, and the preservation of traditions such as family dinners, homegrowing veggies and fruits, farmer's markets, etc. Its everything I am about right now.
Oddly enough, on the way to my sister-in-law's yesterday, hours before listening to the radio show, I brought up this very concept. (I feel so smart! Hahaha) I pointed out to Jeremy that you never see an overweight Mennonite -- ever! I am sure there are a few out there, but all the Mennonites I have ever seen have been pretty much stick thin. My theory? Its all about their values and food practices. Mennonites will occasionally shop at mainstream grocery stores, but they are essentially self-sustaining people. They grow their own produce, they raise and slaughter their own animals (and they cook and use pretty much the entire animal - there is no wasting of the entrails and organs), they bake their own breads, they cook their own meals. There is none of the modern-day packaged foods and franchises leaking into their culture or food supply. They sit down to eat together as a family or a whole community, they share their abundance. Now I am not proposing we all become Mennonites, but there is certainly a lot we can learn from them about food, and the byproducts thereof of stronger family and community values. And its really not hard to do, its just a matter of effort.
Baking your own bread takes nothing more than a bread machine, flour and a minimal amount of other ingredients that most people keep on hand, and about 5 minutes to dump the ingredients in and press the start button on the machine. Even a full-time working individual could do this, either the night before or morning of.
Making a home cooked meal in a pinch requires nothing more than a crockpot and some simple ingredients. (Watch the sodium and fat though - anything out of a can will be loaded, and most recipes call for canned foods.) Dump it all in the crockpot, press low, and walk out the door.
The core of the Slow Food Movement is to override todays fast food culture with a renewed sense of health, family, and community. It was mentioned - and wouldn't this be an amazing feat! - that if everyone started eating more "slow food" and less fast food and processed meals, that potentially we could wipe out a lot of the fast food all over the world. Other countries may deny it, but anything America does, eventually seeps its way into other countries and cultures. We Americans began the fast food craze, now its our obligation to undo the damage its caused, both within our own borders (two words: obesity epidemic), and beyond. We have made our own people unhealthy, and now that influence is leaking into other countries. We should be ashamed!
I love the concept of this movement, and while most of the things mentioned are things I already do, it has only further educated and motivated me to do more. Its not just about me and my family - its about all of us. (Oh wow, that sounded corny, but you get my point.)
....Just some (dare I say it) food for thought.
Monday, September 1, 2008
The Slow Food Movement
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Yes, I am on the same kick as you I think!
I do so much now at home (gardening, baking my own breads, etc) and Im always coming up with more things we (or I) can do to slow things down around here. Coincidentally, I shop at the Minnonite farms that are located all around me and when I cant get what I need out of my own garden, theirs come in super handy.
I am not doing this as a new fad thing or to be trendy. Im doing it because I can. I work at home and I think that if people would slow down some, they'd realize that you can MAKE time for things. They just choose not to.
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It's been a hectic 2 weeks or so all this election stuff is tearing my ass up and it's great. The weather in the city has been okay lately and the garden is doing great. I've recently made friends with some people online going under the moniker of superstructers who are brainstorming to solve all these problems. With that I've spoken with the senator about her ideas and thoughts on it and have talked to some local officials and community organizers as well. We'll see how it all goes but I have a good feeling about this. I'll blog as things change but right now I need to check my tomatoes.
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Beautiful home and property on 45 acres in Pike County, only 20 minutes from Troy, 35 minutes from Eufaula and an hour from Montgomery. Nice community with residential, farms, and hunting and farming land all around.
The house has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, a den/breakfast/ kitchen plan, a gorgeous screened in porch where you will spend most of your time and a full length front porch. There is an upstairs common area that could be used as a second den, office or media room. It also has a full basement that is perfect for a game room or media room and room for two other bedrooms, offices or mud/hunting rooms. The construction of the house and basement is of a very high quality with the structure being a Hearth Stone log with flat walls inside and out, exposed beams inside and a metal roof. The main floor and upstairs are reported at approximately 2750 sq ft and the basement is estimated at 1250 sq ft. For all your equipment and outdoor toys there is a 20 x 40 shop with high ceilings, a concrete floor, electricity and water.
The property is beautiful with deer constantly milling around the house and property. There are a number of green fields and lots of road frontage. This can be a peaceful residential property, a perfect get away house, an outstanding hunting property or could be made into a nice horse property with a little work. It is located in a peaceful, well thought of community and is convenient to Troy, Eufaula or Montgomery.
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Mettawas Station Mediterranean Restaurant
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm, Saturday & Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 8:00pm,
Friday & Saturday: 4:00 - 9:00, Sunday: 4:00 - 8:00
Join us and ride the rails to experience flavours from around the world. Our seasonal journey will begin on March 6th 2018 with a five course pairing meal. For pricing, reservations and additional information please contact Mettawas at 519-733-2459
I checked noisy as it was noisy not energetic, need something to absorb sound
Wonderful meal. Nice variety of draft beer. Enjoyed our anniversary dinner. Have done a marvellous job in renovating the old train station.
The Mettawas is a very unique dining establishment - originally a train station, it keeps the charm with the hardwood floors and decor. The food was very fresh and local. I loved my Blackened Cod Entree and the Flat Bread appetizer was delicious. I recommend this to anyone looking for a cozy dining experience!
Terrific summer menu for a terrific summer night out
Service was really slow. Shrimp could have been cooked more and pizza was not the best, undercooked.
Never a bad experience! The spaghetti & meatballs is always excellent!
Dinner was delicious! It was quite hot as there doesn't seem to be any air conditioning.
No air conditioning on a 90 degree day
Had fans but did not help
Prices too high for what we received
Our first time visiting as well as friends first time
Probably won't return
We were fortunate in having an outside table, as usual as excellent service by our server Bruno. Two of us had the Train Wreck Sandwich which made us quickly understand why it was Mettawas' award-winning sandwich! The three of us thoroughly enjoyed our time at Mettawas and will definitely return. We were particularly impressed with our server Bruno.
Great atmosphere and excellent food. Lots of choices. Nice outdoor patio weather permitting.
No veal left was dissappointing...value poor v because for same price the week before at nob lo restaurant got 2 large pickerals and double the perch...seems the prices high for quantity received.What we did get was done well.
My husband and I checked this restaurant out a few weeks ago for a gift idea. We didn't eat there, just had a drink on their outdoor patio, which we loved with it's tranquil setting. We decided we should bring my parents for my Dad's birthday so had them there a couple of days ago. We ate indoors at our reserved table, which was fine, however when our server came to the table she only had one menu, telling us she had to wait until more became available. The restaurant wasn't full so we thought that was the strangest thing to not have enough menus! I ended up getting my cell phone out so my husband and I could start deciding what we'd have. We finally got menus and were then told a confusing list of instructions for their lunch menu. We all settled on the half pound perch combo, which enticed us with "Yukon gold fries". My parents thought the fish was good, my husband and I thought it was okay, and we felt the fries were just a frozen version of Yukon gold fries. When our meal was given to us we were asked if we wanted salt, pepper, ketchup, or vinegar. It seemed strange to us that salt & pepper weren't on the table and that vinegar and ketchup wouldn't just be a given for fish and chips. We decided we'd try their cheesecake of the month, rhubarb elderberry meringue, but were told they had none left...at 3:00 pm on a Sunday afternoon. I was frankly embarrassed that we drove my elderly parents an hour and a half to this restaurant we talked up so highly for my Dad's birthday. It cost us over $100 with tip, no dessert, no alcoholic beverages. I expected a much better experience. We will not be back. 😔
The food was very good, the service was also very good the waitress was very tentative and the meals were brought to us in a timely manner.
Great food ,unique menu, wonderful atmosphere, excellent service, beautiful decore!
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The sandwich (train wreck) was good, went there just to try it. Very nice interior. We enjoyed our lunch.
Excellent food, service, and atmosphere. Local ingredients are used to make some exceptionally good dishes.
Great food, great service, an amazing meal in a unique building.
The food was amazing which was reasonably priced. The restaurant is very cozy with a limited number of tables adding to the memorable experience. A reservation should be made to ensure seating. I will definitely be returning with friends.
Everything was great for us! This was our second year celebrating our anniversary at Mettawas!
Delicious as always. We enjoy the different appetizers and trying different dishes every time we go. Expensive but worth it.
The food was excellent, the service outstanding and the prices were very reasonable! We will be back. Try the cheesecake of the month! This months was so delicious my husband had to take a piece home!
The Mettawas Station was a wonderful restaurant for our party of three celebrating a special reunion. We were able to sit outside and enjoy the sunset! Each of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the service was excellent.
Highly recommended
Delicious food and great service ! Gluten and dairy free options. Loved it!
Such an awesome restaurant- every meal is always so special. The ambiance is second to none- perfect music level- amazing service-
From service to food to price, excellent, excellent, and excellent value. A neighbourhood gem with an eclectic look. An old train station turned restaurant. Next time in town, a definite next visit.
Our first time... it was recommended to us and it did not disappoint!! We will be back!
First time there and I will definitely be back again for the lobster ravioli!
Great waitress and great food. Sat outside on the porch and it was really nice. The meal and prices are outstanding.
We had a lovely time, delicious food. Would recommend this restaurant.
Nice place, good food, squishy table for six. We enjoyed ourselves.
Always fantastic food, service as usual. Love this restaurant and the staff, best restaurant in Kingsville
We frequent The Mettawas and they never fails us! Alway amazing and great service and atmosphere!
Great evening - great value - our server was very pleasant
Great dining experience for our Mother's Day get together! Fabulous service and great food with a varied menu that fit everyone's needs (some were vegan 🙂). Would highly recommend
Excellent cocktails and food. We all had something different and each meal was great.
Always a pleasure, great food, great place to spend time with family and friends.
Birding trip to Point Pelee
Had a delicious Veal Marsala dish. I substituted pasta for potatoes and the pasta was delicious!
Always a good choice for good quality Mediterranean cuisine. Extensive menu and good list of wines. The service here is always good.


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If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.
– Maya Angelou
If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.
– Maya Angelou
The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones. – Confucius
The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. – Arthur C. Clarke
Lack of direction, not lack of time, is the problem. We all have twenty-four hour days. – Zig Ziglar
More smiling, less worrying. More compassion, less judgment. More blessed, less stressed. More love, less hate. – Roy T. Bennett
We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorns have roses.
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Don't be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.
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The truth is that our finest moments are most likely to occur when we are feeling deeply uncomfortable, unhappy, or unfulfilled. For it is only in such moments, propelled by our discomfort, that we are likely to step out of our ruts and start searching for different ways or truer answers.
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You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today.
– Abraham Lincoln
Nothing can stop the person with the right mental attitude from achieving the goal and nothing on earth can help the person with the wrong mental attitude.
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Don't aim for success if you want it; just do what you love and believe in, and it will come naturally
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Most people give up just when they're about to achieve success. They quit on the one yard line. They give up at the last minute of the game one foot from a winning touchdown.
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Our lives are defined by opportunities. Even the ones we missed.
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Of course there is no formula for success except perhaps an unconditional acceptance of life and what it brings.
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Correction: Over 300 JCF posts to be filled — Montague
The following story was posted earlier with a factual error in what National Security Minister Robert Montague said about promotions and morale in the police force. Here is the corrected version.
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Minister of National Security, Robert Montague, while congratulating the 28 police officers that were promoted last month, said there are more than 300 positions to be filled in the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF).
"I am renewing my call for other officers to be promoted because there are still over 300 vacancies in the JCF. A lack of promotion leads to a low morale," Montague said in Parliament
Approximately eight members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) were promoted to the rank of senior superintendent and 20 others promoted to deputy superintendent last month.
Included on the promotion list was head of the Clarendon Division, Vendolyn Cameron-Powell, who moved to the rank of senior superintendent.
Montague was making his introduction to the Bill shortly entitled "The Major Organised Crime and Anti-corruption Agency, Act, 2017," which is to be debated this afternoon.
At the commencement of his statement, the minister advised that "we do not intend to conclude the debate on the act today".
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This is no way to live. I'm vomiting after every meal and in between meals too. Despite taking the meds to reduce the amount of acid in the tummy. That only helps with the heartburn and reduces the occurrence of explosive vomiting. But the vomiting is still going on. Mouthfuls of whatever I just ate, excess saliva and an empty wet taste in the mouth.
I have filled countless plastic bags of vomit already. When I am driving, when my CEB is driving, and now to avoid the horror of cleaning up after myself in the bedroom, I keep the dustbin by my side. I can't talk much cos of the constant belching and vomiting - if I am not fighting not to vomit, I am vomiting/have a mouthful of vomit Or am feeling dizzy and faint from having just vomited. There isn't a single good moment except when I am asleep. I'm not kidding. I am counting down to when this nightmare will end,
Oh, and I have developed stretch marks too. My belly is huge now and I despair at how I am ever going to look close to what I looked before ever again - floppy belly n saggy skin! I have also neglected so much while being in the trenches - no facials, no masks or night creams, no social life, nothing. I want my appetite back, my digestive system back, my life back, my identity back! Now I only have this much of energy to get key work done n prepare for the twins arrival, anything else is a bonus. Those days of cooking/travel/road trips - distant memories. Getting out of bed (without being compelled to due to the need to vomit/pee) IS a major accomplishment. I'm right where I begun 8 months ago - as sick and incapacitated as a dog.
The twins on the other hand seem to be thriving in there - Twin B is very active, pushing up against my ribs, squirming under the skin till the stretching actually hurts and when I lay on my right side which she really hates, she kicks very hard - like, thud, thud, THUD till I roll over. Or sometimes, there is a flurry of gentler but faster kicks from her to indicate that I need to shift position. Twin A's kicks seem to be directed towards the back, maybe cos of the placenta but she's a v gentle quiet baby who mostly wriggles and squirms. Thank goodness else I think the skin near my unmentionables would burst if she was anything like Twin B. I worry about Twin A sometimes when I don't feel her move but usually the next morning, the wriggling is back. My CEN and I wonder if their characters are going to be such when they are out.
We are glad that they have had each other for company in the womb, and hopefully when they are out in this large world.
When we wanted to conceive, I made a promise to them-who-had-yet-to-be... I told them that this world is a beautiful place and we would as parents, hold their hands to share with them the lovely experiences that life has to offer.
Hence, I really need my body back and functioning. This vomiting, fatigue, aches, insomnia...they are only bearable on a day to day and because of that promise. The fact that the end is in sight too gives me the will to go on, though it is day to day functionality. More than 3/4 of the way there, more than 80% in fact. Please let us make it to the finish line safely.
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One week from today our new school year begins. We will kick the year off with a celebration on Labor Day, and then we hop right into kindergarten, second grade, and seventh grade.
I have been praying all summer long about this next school year. It seems so big! Every fall at this time I wonder how in the world everything will be accomplished, and this year is no exception.
Truly, I am excited. The gift that is inherent in these days calls to my heart, and the joy bubbles right up. I love to learn. I love to teach. And to see my sweetlings, be with them in the moment when understanding happens and learning takes flight is incredible.
How thankful I am to know that what seems so very enormous to me right now is completely taken care of in the Father's hands. I will plan and prepare. The sweetlings will work. But is is He who will make the days. It is He who will add the blessings. It is He in whom everything will be accomplished.
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Is there a way to style an accordion so that each accordion button is a different color?
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I'm having the same problem here. I think if you extend "AccordionHeader" and make a component in action script for each button, setting the "headerStyleName" to an image or using code to style it, you can put them in the accordion. Where and how I haven't figured out yet, but that's my first suggestion.
Otherwise, I'd try to extend "headerRenderer" and use getHeaderAt( //index ) somehow. I think this is the way to go, but I haven't figured out exactly how just yet.
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I want to try "getHeaderAt( //index ).setStyle( "fillColors", ["#uint , #uint"] );"
I think this kinda works, you still can't put an image as the background or have rounded corners at the top and normal corners at the bottom. That's the hard part, putting rounded corners at the top and right angle corners at the bottom.
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The Need to Transform the Legislative Process
By: Rep. Jason Murphey
It is the time of year when legislators file legislation for the next session. Every so often I feel it important to write an article which describes the process by which a bill becomes law.
Only a small percentage of introduced bills are successfully passed into law. Many of those that are approved are requested and guided through the legislative process by either lobbyists or state agency officials. There are not many bills approved that are "grassroots-driven" (requested by constituents).
Each bill must have a House and Senate author. The representative must recruit a senator to sponsor his bill in the Senate. It is important to choose a senator based on his/her abilities and commitment to the principle of the bill.
The bill filed by the representative will be assigned to a House committee where the chairman decides whether to give the bill a hearing and, if so, the full committee is then required to vote on passage. Many bills die without receiving a hearing.
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Numerous bills fail to receive the clearance of the Majority Floor Leader for placement onto the floor calendar, and even if they are placed on the calendar, they still may not be heard simply because the deadline for hearing the bill kicks in before the bill can be heard by the full House. This concentration of power is a horrible flaw in the legislative process and one which should be eliminated.
Once the bill is approved by the House, it is sent to the Senate where the process is repeated, including a committee assignment, a vote in committee, and a vote on the floor of the Senate. Even when approving a House bill, the Senate may strike the title of the bill which will force it to go into the conference committee process, because no bill can become law without a title.
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As the reader can see, winning approval for grassroots-backed legislation isn't an easy task. Without the support mechanism of a professional special interest group or a government agency, legislative proposals face an uphill battle.
You will also take note that this is not a democratic process through which good ideas rise on their own merit; instead, it remains an archaic process of closed-door, behind-the-scenes, concentrated power that all too often kills good policy for the wrong reasons, while advancing the special interest proposals that are good for the special interests at the expense of the whole.
Until Oklahomans insist on a complete, transformative overhaul of the legislative process (likely through an initiative petition process to amend the Constitution), they will continue to receive the same results.
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Jax: What are you up to, Mrs. Cassadine?
Laura: We're divorced.
Luke: How can that be? I still love you.
Stavros: You don't have a chance against me.
Stefan: No? Let me show you what I learned while you were sleeping.
Kristina: I promised Alexis that I would never leave her. I'm not going to desert my sister.
Ned: You and Alexis are sisters?
Kristina: Well, I mean, yeah, that's what I said, but it's not what I meant.
Ned: Really? How many meanings does the word "sister" have? A yes or no, Jax. Are Kristina and Alexis sisters?
Kristina: Okay, okay, fine. Whatever, okay? I -- I called her "women," you know, as a gender. She's my sister, generally, you know? You totally took it out of context. It was completely innocent.
Ned: I'm not a fool. Now just tell me the truth. Why is it such a big deal, anyway? I mean, why can't I know?
Alexis: Know what?
Ned: Kristina is your sister.
Alexis: You told him?
Jax: No, but you just did.
Alexis: That's great, Jax. Thank you. What is that, payback?
Kristina: Look, Jax didn't tell Ned. I did.
Helena: Good lord, Stavros. What happened?
Stavros: Mother, stay back!
Stefan: Uh, uh, uh. Listen to him. Another step and you will lose your precious first-born a second time.
Amy: Hey. Everything okay? You -- you appear to be a little frazzled.
Bobbie: Uh, no, I'm okay.
Amy: Hmm.
Bobbie: Have you seen Luke or Laura?
Amy: Well, they were here a little while ago, but they left -- together.
Bobbie: Did they say anything?
Amy: No, they just dashed past me in E.R. It was kind of like a blast from the past. Hey, Scotty.
Scott: Hey, Amy, Bobbie. Either one of you seen Laura?
Amy: Yeah, but it didn't count.
Bobbie: Actually, she was here, but she's gone.
Scott: Damn it. You know, she's been visiting Stefan in jail. Now he's escaped. It's all over the news. I don't want her pulled into this.
Bobbie: Hmm, well, Scott, just leave it alone.
Scott: Well, it's kind of hard to do that, Bobbie, because who knows what, the Cassadines could come knocking on her door looking for help. The cops might think that she was mixed up in this.
Bobbie: Yeah, well, don't go borrowing trouble.
Scott: What do you know that you're not telling me now? Come on.
Bobbie: Laura is nowhere near Stefan. She's off somewhere right now trying to hide Luke.
Scott: What -- is she out of her mind completely? I mean, Stefan is a convicted felon here. Luke has completely lost his mind, Bobbie --
Bobbie: Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. That's my brother you're talking about who happens to be ill at the moment. And Laura happens to be out fighting for his life.
Laura: Watch out, watch out. You okay?
Luke: Yeah. Yeah, the room stopped spinning. I'm okay now. Oh.
Laura: Oh, Luke. I love you. You know that won't change, even though we're not together anymore.
Luke: That isn't the kind of love I'm talking about, Laura. That's -- that's something else. That's the kind of love you have for a friend. I mean love, a deep connection that you and I have that very, very few people ever know. The love that tangles us up in each other's arms at night and won't let us go until morning and then it -- it just wants to start all over again. That's the kind of love I'm talking about. Please tell me you remember that love.
Laura: Of course I remember.
Luke: I remember making love and holding you in my arms and the smell of you and your hair against my chest and the look in your eyes. That's what I miss, that's what I don't have in my life, that's what I need. I want to go back. Can't we go back, Laura?
Laura: Luke, please. This isn't what we should be doing right now.
Luke: This is right. Angel, this has always been right.
Laura: No, Luke. You're only feeling this way because of what Helena has done to you. She's given you something that's got you going in and out of time.
Luke: Well, I don't care where I am, I like it. I like it.
Laura: You're in the past. And I'm in the present.
Luke: I think I hurt you. I think I hurt you badly. And I haven't been able to live with it.
Laura: We hurt each other. We shared everything else. Why not that, too?
Luke: Well, then who are we?
Laura: I don't know.
Luke: People heal. They get over it. They -- if you have a love that's strong, then you don't walk away from that love. You -- you have hang on to that love. Who are we now, anyway?
Laura: I don't know, Luke.
Luke: Can't we reinvent ourselves? We've done it before. You know, just take our love and move forward without all the years of pain and regret and the excess baggage. Can't we do that? Can't we start over, Laura?
Bobbie: You know, Scott, whatever Laura has excluded you from, she probably has a very good reason. I mean, after all, you have been known to lose your temper when Luke is involved.
Scott: Well, I tend to lose my temper when someone runs off with my wife.
Bobbie: Yeah, well, you know what? Luke is my brother. And Laura's out there fighting for his life, and I hope to God she knows what she's doing because right now I happen to be scared for all of us.
Scott: As well you should be.
Bobbie: Well, so should you. So if you want to hold on to this old feud with Luke and you want to sabotage what Laura is doing and risk my brother's life, well, that's your choice.
Kristina: I'm sorry, Alexis, but Jax and I were just arguing and it -- it just kind of came out.
Ned: And I overheard her.
Jax: You know, all she did was tell the truth. There was a time you'd applaud people for that.
Alexis: I normally do applaud people for honesty.
Ned: Unless I'm the one who's asking it of you.
Kristina: Don't -- don't gang up on her, okay? This was my fault.
Alexis: No, it was not your fault, Kristina. All you wanted to do was find your family and now you're in the middle of a nightmare.
Jax: That's why I think this is a good time for me to take Kristina away.
Kristina: No, I told him that I am not going to go anywhere.
Alexis: Maybe you should.
Jax: It's too dangerous, especially with Stefan on the loose.
Alexis: While we're debating over who gets to stay and who gets to run and hide, I think that maybe you should keep in mind that Stefan is out there all by himself trying to figure this out not just for himself, but for everybody else. And if he doesn't succeed, I don't think any of this will really matter at all.
Stefan: Oh, how strange to see the two of you at a loss for words. Where's the disdain? The insults? It's only me, remember? The worthless accident you were loath to call son. And you couldn't wait to bully and humiliate.
Helena: Stefan, now put that silly weapon away before you hurt yourself.
Stefan: Oh, there's that tone again. The same tone you used when we were children. Used to send Alexis running in fear and left me wondering what I had done. Usually nothing.
Stavros: Yeah, well, nothing is what you were good at, Stefan. I used to goad you just to see if you'd grow a backbone -- or at least be mistaken for someone who is breathing.
Stefan: Hmm. Any accusation from him you took as gospel. He was judge and jury, you were executioner.
Stavros: Well, look at your baby now. He always does this when he thinks he's going to win. It's one of the reasons why my victories are so sweet.
Stefan: Your victories? Well, I see 20 years in a freezer hasn't made you any less arrogant. But in your haze of self-deception, you missed something. I'm smarter than you. Yeah, you had the power and the support because they were handed to you. You did nothing to earn them. You never had to work for anything in your life. But I did, which is why I am now in control, and you are shackled to a chair.
Helena: Who else knows?
Stefan: No one yet.
Helena: Well, that means there's still time to settle this like a family.
Kristina: Nothing else will matter? What's that supposed to mean?
Alexis: All I can tell you is that Stefan has very good reasons for what he's done.
Jax: What Stefan has done is a rather long and ugly list.
Kristina: You make it sound like you knew that Stefan was going to escape.
Alexis: In spite of everything that's going on right now, I want you to know that you can trust me.
Ned: Yet you don't seem to be able to trust us. Why is that?
Alexis: Because Stefan is a client of mine, and I can't reveal what he said to me in confidence.
Ned: Oh, yes, that's right. Attorney/client privilege.
Alexis: I can tell you that he isn't running away, that he is trying to find evidence to prove that he's innocent.
Kristina: So then Stefan must think that he knows who actually did it.
Alexis: I've already said too much.
Ned: Mm-hmm. Once the conversation actually starts to be about something, you lose your nerve or your trust. But I guess we've already covered that, haven't we?
Kristina: Um -- let's go outside for a second.
Jax: Yeah, sounds like a good idea.
Kristina: Yeah.
Alexis: That's a bad idea.
Kristina: No, we're just going to be outside. We're not going to go anywhere. Talk to him.
Alexis: Do we really have to do this?
Ned: I'm not sure what we're supposed to do. Maybe we should just start by telling the truth.
Stefan: What are you suggesting, Mother? That we all sit down and discuss our problems over a typical Cassadine family dinner? Forks on the left, knives in the back?
Helena: Oh, Stefan. Perhaps I've misjudged you.
Stefan: Oh, you have if you think I believe you're sincere.
Helena: Oh, but I am. Oh, it's possible I've been mistaken about both of you. Stavros has never fully recovered and he's lost his edge, while matching wits with me has only sharpened yours.
Stefan: Oh, don't flatter yourself, Mother. Your input, whenever you deigned to bestow it, was negligible and unwelcome.
Helena: Nevertheless, you are a Cassadine, Stefan. And you know how I feel about this family. Now, I don't see an alternative but to negotiate a compromise. Positions of power equally shared.
Stefan: Well, I'm still a fugitive. Have you forgotten? You're the reason.
Helena: That's easily fixed.
Stefan: I agree. By turning Stavros over to the police. Oh, what satisfaction I will get to see him revealed for what he is -- the frozen freak risen from the dead.
Helena: All right, Stefan. Exactly what do you want?
Stefan: I thought you'd never ask.
Laura: I'm not so sure we should be talking about all of this right now.
Luke: Oh. Yeah. Well, you know, you're right. This is calling up too many bad memories. I think we should just change the tune, Mr. D.J. Enough singing the blues. I think we should go out.
Laura: Out? What do you mean, like a -- a date or something?
Luke: No, not like a date or something. The real thing. A date. Two people who know each other, like each other, and just want to go have a good time together.
Laura: We have to stay hidden right now, Luke. We have to try to find Helena's lab. We have to try to get you some help.
Luke: Picture this. Picture this. Yeah, the drive-in. The 9-W drive-in. And you and me in the old pink Cadillac. Come on. You don't remember the o pink Cadillac and all those drive-in movies we used to -- come on.
Laura: Yeah, I remember.
Luke: Up in Canada, we loved that. Yeah, the 9-W drive-in. And we can eat greasy popcorn, pizza, and drink all the grape soda we can stand.
Laura: Oh. Your taste in food is just as bad as your taste in film.
Luke: I think those movies are classics.
Laura: "A Maniac in Mood Make"? I don't think so.
Luke: "The Bab of Dr. Lao." ..."Don't Look in the Freezer."
Laura: I don't remember that. What are you talking about?
Luke: I don't know. I don't remember it, either.
Laura: Try to remember.
Luke: I do remember something, though. I do. I think it's another movie, though.
Laura: What is it?
Luke: Maybe -- it's --
Laura: What is it?
Luke: Well, it's a horror movie. And it all takes place in a modern laboratory, very much like the one that Dr. Frankenstein brought the monster to life in. You know that --
Laura: That's it. That's it. That's Helena's lab. Do you remember how you got there?
Luke: Yes. Yes.
Scott: Okay, Bobbie. I get it, you know? I'm a fool. I'm -- I'm an idiot here. I'm a bigmouth, you know, a hothead, a windbag -- just stop me anytime you'd like, okay?
Bobbie: It's okay. It's just -- Luke is a very sensitive subject right now.
Scott: Listen to me. Okay, nothing's going to happen to Luke because we both know he seems to be indestructible.
Bobbie: I don't know.
Scott: Ahem.
Bobbie: I think about you and Laura, and Luke and me, and -- all that old history and it just feels like the biggest problem we had in those days was Laura being sent to reform school and me trying to get you into bed.
Scott: Yeah.
Bobbie: So, I don't know if Laura belongs with you or with Luke. All I know is she's doing what she has to do right now and that's be with him.
Scott: One minute I believe that. The next minute I think that I'm losing Laura all over again, you know, and I've lost a lot of people I love. And it's -- I don't have to tell you, you know, it's the worst.
Bobbie: Yeah, I know. It's hard. Luke and Laura did have that one-in-a-million something. Nobody's ever going to duplicate that. But I'm here to tell you, Scott, if you're going to try, you're going to fail.
Luke: You have no idea how beautiful you are at this moment.
Laura: Luke. Please, try to concentrate.
Luke: I am, I am. Can we go to a real movie now?
Laura: I will go wherever you want to go if you can just do this one thing for me.
Luke: Cross your heart?
Laura: Cross my heart.
Luke: I'm sorry.
Laura: For what?
Luke: For everything. For making a mess of our lives. For walking out on you. I hate apologizing. But -- I am sorry.
Laura: It's okay. Luke, we're going to get through this. I promise. I have faith in you. Now, please, just tell me, where is the lab?
Luke: I don't want you going there. It's too dangerous.
Laura: I'll be very careful, I promise. Just tell me where it is.
Luke: Well -- you see, every time I try to go there in my mind --
Laura: Don't fall down.
Luke: I end up someplace else.
Laura: Okay.
Luke: Maybe if I try to draw it.
Laura: That's a good idea. Um -- here, come here. Come with me.
Luke: Yeah.
Laura: Draw right here.
Luke: Okay.
Laura: Here's a pen.
Luke: Yeah.
Laura: You got it?
Luke: Now -- yeah, now we're getting someplace. Is it hot in here?
Laura: Yeah. Just stay with me for a minute, okay?
Luke: Okay.
Laura: Just try to draw a map of the lab.
Luke: I will for you. Did I sign divorce papers?
Stefan: Well. Very impressive, Mother. And so convenient.
Helena: Well --
Stefan: Right underneath General Hospital. Well, I see at least your sense of irony is still intact.
Helena: Well, everything has not gone according to plan. Now, Stavros has been a bit of a disappointment. His resurrection has given him an annoying sense of immortality. And what's worse, he refuses to give up this dull fascination he has for Laura Spencer. You know, Stavros can be controlled. And perhaps we can find a more appealing position for you in the grand scheme of all of this.
Stefan: Why would I want it?
Helena: It's what you've always wanted -- to take Stavros' place. But the question is, what are you willing to do to make it all happen? Now, Stefan, you tell me. And then I'll tell you exactly how to do it.
Andy: A team of uniforms searched the house and the grounds. No sign of Stefan Cassadine.
Taggert: Maybe he left something behind. Why don't --
Stavros: Help! Help me!
Taggert: What the hell --
Stavros: Oh! Oh. It's about time.
Taggert: Why don't you check around, see if you can find the keys to these shackles, whatever they are. In the meantime, you can tell me who the hell you are and what you're doing in there.
Jax: So you want to tell me what you're thinking? Okay, then I'll tell you. You think whatever's going on between Ned and Alexis in there is somehow your fault.
Kristina: It is.
Jax: No. Because that started long before you arrived.
Kristina: I -- I just never expected that it would be like this.
Jax: Well, what did you expect? Picnics on the lawn? Holding hands around the thanksgiving turkey?
Kristina: A little normalcy might be nice for a change.
Jax: That's not going to happen, especially where families are concerned.
Kristina: Not even yours?
Jax: Oh, least of all mine. But that's a whole other story.
Kristina: You are just full of stories, aren't you?
Jax: At least two for every occasion. Some without endings, unfortunately. I got to go.
Kristina: Look, I'll be okay. I'll be fine. It's Alexis that I'm really worried about.
Jax: Well, as long as Alexis has you to lean on, she'll be fine.
Kristina: Jax. Trust yourself. I know that you want to believe that Alexis and I are right about Stefan. But you're also afraid to admit that you might be wrong -- and also afraid that you might hurt the people that you care about and that you love. But when I looked into Stefan's eyes, I didn't see a man that you need to protect me from.
Jax: Well, time will tell. I'll see you.
Ned: I now realize that you running away and leaving me at the altar was actually symptomatic of something much deeper. You were telling me in the only way you could that I'd gotten as close as I was ever going to get.
Alexis: I tried to tell -- I wanted to tell you. I didn't.
Ned: Why?
Alexis: I don't know why. I don't know why. I have no idea why. I can't give you a coherent explanation why, other than it was a painful part of my life.
Ned: Okay. I understand that, Alexis. But that part of your life is you. It defines you. It makes you the person that you are. And obviously, it taught you how to protect yourself from the rest of the world. And isolate. And it never allowed you to -- to ever need anybody. And that's why you couldn't tell me about Kristina -- because that would require you to open up and actually need me and trust me. I get it. I understand. And I also understand that I've been chasing my own fantasy all this time. I mean, I may have -- I may have had your heart, Alexis, but I really -- I never had you.
Laura: Luke, Felicia told me that you had blueprints of General Hospital right before you disappeared. Do you think that it's possible that it could be somewhere at GH?
Luke: There was a frozen man who walked a frozen mile all up and down around and around he had a frozen smile
Laura: What is that? Some kind of a clue? Is that about Stavros, Luke? It sounds like a -- a nursery rhyme or something. Oh, my God. That's not the children's ward, is it? Luke?
Luke: I don't know. I have -- have these bugs or something crawling through my head right now. They can't get out and their chewing is so loud.
Laura: Luke. It's okay.
Luke: I can't -- I can't do any more right now, but -- but this -- this -- this is a start. Right?
Helena: Oh, think of it, Stefan. Nikolas at your side. Everything, anything you've ever desired at your fingertips.
Stefan: Everything except the woman I loved. Do you really think a few empty promises can redeem you? Can erase the hatred I feel for you?
Helena: You never were much for forgiveness.
Man: Trouble, madam?
Stavros: How long does it take to open a lock?
Andy: This guy must have a lot of locks. So far I can't find the right key.
Stavros: Well, try paying attention to what you're doing.
Taggert: Whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy there, big guy. So you say you're a business associate of Stefan Cassadine's.
Stavros: Yes. We had a meeting, I showed up, and he attacks me without provocation.
Taggert: He didn't say anything?
Stavros: No, actually, he mumbled the whole time -- something about not letting them get him. And then I found myself stuck in that trunk. While I am young, officer!
Andy: Feels like I got it.
Stavros: Ankles. The ankles. The ankles?
Andy: I figured you'd remind me. No, I think it's a different key.
Stavros: Brilliant. Just brilliant.
Andy: I don't think I'm the one you want to annoy at the moment.
Taggert: Whoa, whoa, Capelli. So, are you aware that Stefan Cassadine is a fugitive?
Stavros: No, I wasn't. That makes sense. I thought he'd had a nervous breakdown.
Taggert: Well, it's been all over the news. I would've thought you would've heard about it by now.
Stavros: I've been out of town. This meeting was set up months ago. Thank you, Officer. Thank you so much. I will be sure that you are recommended for a promotion. Ah!
Andy: Yeah, right. I'll give you a call. We'll get the families together.
Stavros: Yes, of course.
Taggert: Whoa! Whoa! Hey!
Stavros: Anything else, Officers?
Taggert: No, no, easy there, Sparky. I mean, this meeting is far from over.
Alexis: You don't understand, Ned, what's going on?
Ned: How could I? You won't allow it.
Alexis: Among other things, I lost Kristina when she was a baby. I -- thought it was my fault. I blamed myself. I had all this guilt that I couldn't handle, so I didn't. I repressed it.
Ned: But then something helped you jog your memory?
Alexis: It was the necklace that Helena was auctioning off. There were two parts to it, and I had the other one.
Ned: So it did have something to do with the necklace.
Alexis: It did. It flooded everything back to me. And I know I didn't act appropriately, but I didn't know how because I was overwhelmed and I was too confused and too afraid to tell anyone.
Ned: But Jax knew.
Alexis: Jax is the one that found Kristina and brought her to me. I didn't tell him, she did.
Ned: Who else knows?
Alexis: Sonny.
Ned: You know -- how many times did I offer my help, Alexis?
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It's important to have a dependable sitter (and a few solid back-ups) on call. But safety and etiquette questions abound: What should you look for in a sitter for your infant—versus a toddler? How much do you pay for multiple kids—and should you tip?! For answers to all of the above, and much, much more, consult our ultimate guide to babysitting.
Secrets of a SAT Tutor: Make Your Child a Better Test-Taker
Whether your child is 5 or 15, there's a good chance he has a long future of testing in front of him, and being a good test-taker sets a child up with lots of good things: good grades and good scores, acceptance at a good college—and, well, a great career. That's why we asked an expert for her insider tips on helping your kids ace their next exam. Hint: Pack lots of sharp No 2 pencils ... and this.
5 Piggy Banks We Love
Nothing conjures up images of childhood like an old-school piggy bank. And nothing is better at enticing kids to save their allowance. But we're not about to tell you to run out and spend a ton on a little piggy that's meant to help you conserve money. That's why we love these five cute cheap or DIY options … two options won't cost you a cent.
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Festival Fever
There really is nothing quite like experiencing live music in a massive field.Read the post
Ever find yourself in a fabric shop full of so many gorgeous lengths of cotton, jersey, denim, linen and so much more that you don't even know where to begin? Well, each month I will send you a box of beautifully curated fabric and haberdashery items, everything you need to create stunning homemade creations, from dresses and tops, to quilts, cushions and other homewares.
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Every month I will send you a themed box of beautifully selected dressmaking and craft fabrics as well as buttons, ribbons, pins and more.Show me the boxes!
There really is nothing quite like experiencing live music in a massive field.Read the post
This month's box came with a lovely length of a yellow floral peachskin – a fabric which is very new to me!Read the post
I love that both fabrics in June's boxes are totally different but have similar properties.Read the post


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Every Day is a Special Occasion
Sunday, December 25, 2005
2 Comments:
- At January 10, 2006 1:15 PM, said...
I must say that I am quite impressed with the engineering of the Hot Wheels loop by Harry and Joey. I recall that mine would most often fly into space upon the first launch and most after that!
- At January 10, 2006 11:07 PM, BJMe said...
How about the great camera work?