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April 20, 2018
Bouchard, Schrager, Cohen (ad hoc)
Appeals from convictions and the sentence. Dismissed.
The appellant was convicted on 11 counts of sexual offences involving 5 complainants. He alleges that the trial judge erred in failing to order separate trials, on the admissibility of similar fact evidence, and on the credibility of witnesses.
With respect to the argument concerning holding separate trials, the criteria set out in R. v. Last (S.C. Can., 2009-10-15), 2009 SCC 45, SOQUIJ AZ-50579351, J.E. 2009-1893, [2009] 3 S.C.R. 146, which weigh in favour of a joint trial, are substantially predominant. The judge was therefore correct in ordering a single trial.
As for the ground related to similar fact evidence, the judge reasonably exercised his discretion after scrupulously going through each step of the approach established by the Supreme Court in R. v. Handy (S.C. Can., 2002-06-21), 2002 SCC 56, SOQUIJ AZ-50134221, J.E. 2002-1226, [2002] 2 S.C.R. 908. There is no palpable and overriding error allowing for appellate intervention.
Finally, the ground concerning the credibility of witnesses must also be dismissed because the appellant does not allege any error but merely points out minor contradictions and unimportant collateral facts that were already taken into account by the trial judge.
Regarding the appeal of the total sentence of 42 months imposed on him, the appellant claims that the judge erred in dismissing his motion to stay proceedings due to unreasonable delay.
In the second footnote of R. v. Jordan (S.C. Can., 2016-07-08), 2016 SCC 27, SOQUIJ AZ-51302609, 2016EXP-2173, J.E. 2016-1212, [2016] 1 S.C.R. 631, in reply to the question of whether the protection afforded by s. 11(b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (R.S.C. 1985, App. II, No. 44, Schedule B, Part I) extends to sentencing proceedings, the Supreme Court answered in the affirmative. However, it left open the question of whether delays occurring after the verdict should be included in the calculation of the applicable 18- and 30-month ceilings, depending on the court in question. In R. v. Rice (C.A., 2018-02-09), 2018 QCCA 198, SOQUIJ AZ-51466553, 2018EXP-452, the Court of Appeal stated that, pursuant to the current state of the case law, delays related to sentencing are not included in the ceilings. Section 11(b) may apply if, for example, sentencing proceedings drag on, regardless of the issue of ceilings. In the present case, however, the delays related to the sentencing process are normal. The trial judge's calculation of the delays should nevertheless be corrected.
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Shrien Dewani suffered an "adverse reaction" to his medication which left him in a distressed state while being treated at the Priory Hospital .
Spokesman Max Clifford said: "He's not been very happy. There have been some dramas."
There were reports that Mr Dewani was arrested following a disturbance but neither his lawyer nor Mr Clifford were able to confirm this.
Mr Dewani is wanted by the South African authorities on suspicion of killing his wife Anni and was on bail at the Priory Hospital pending his extradition hearing.
A Bristol district judge ruled that he should be moved to Cygnet Hospital Kewstoke in Somerset following a bad reaction to anti-depressants at the weekend.
The Cygnet Hospital is described as offering "a tranquil and therapeutic environment...for those individuals with complex mental illness".
The majority of its beds are in a low secure setting but on site is also an intensive community rehabilitation service for men.
Mr Dewani, 31, from Westbury-on-Trym in Bristol, is said to be suffering from severe post-traumatic stress syndrome after the shooting of his wife in Cape Town last November.
Mr Dewani was admitted to The Priory Hospital in Bristol last month after taking an overdose of pills in February.
Mrs Dewani, from Sweden, was shot when a cab the couple were travelling in was hijacked in the Gugulethu township.
She was found dead in the abandoned taxi with a bullet wound to her neck.
In a plea bargain their driver Zola Tongo claimed Dewani offered him 15,000 rand (£1,400) to arrange the killing.
Mr Dewani remains subject to £250,000 bail and strict conditions including a curfew and the requirement that he report daily to a local police station. He denies organising his wife's murder.

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I know what you may be thinking...where have you been?? The Ritch family was out of town visiting family so my weekly post is a little late. So let me tell you all of the goings on this past few weeks. Last week we went to Aiken to visit Tobi's Nana and Papa. Tobi also got to meet his Great Grandfather which was good because he got moved a Veteran's care facility in Anderson. Here is a picture of four generations:
Tobi also got to spend some time with his Uncle Dave and Uncle Jason. It was a good trip. Here is a picture of Tobi cuddling with his Nana:
After Aiken we headed to Lexington to celebrate Matthias' 2nd birthday and have a baby shower for Tobi. The party was Saturday and it was fun I can't wait until Tobi is big enough to play with his cousin. Tobi was also 4 weeks old Saturday. So here is his 4 week picture:
He is getting so big! Then on Sunday my cousin and sisters threw us a baby shower. It was awesome. We got a lot of stuff that had to do with sea turtles and a diaper genie! Here is a picture of us in front of a diaper cake that Kari made us:
Here is a picture of Tobi with his MeMe:
So needless to say it was a busy week but it was awesome to spend time with family. Another post to come soon.
Take Care
Michael, Merrissa & Tobi


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While there's a real trend towards iconoclastic, irreverent, confrontational, reactionary characters in fiction today, there are still a few characters from contemporary popular culture that I see as true role models. These are folks I'd be glad to know in the real world--and while they don't exist, we'd all be a little bit better off if they did. And now, without further ado, the Top Five:
5. Chloe Sullivan - No one could ask for a better friend than Chloe—loyal, reliable, indomitable, compassionate, selfless, she is the defined by her empathy and devotion to those who are close to her. She may not be the star of Smallville, but she's certainly the show's heart.
4. Earl Hickey - Earl is the rogue redeemed, a simple man whose moment of enlightenment led him to abandon selfishness and dedicate himself to restoring a karmic balance. This season almost strayed from the formula that defines Earl; thankfully, someone realized that they were about to entirely lose the focus and charm of the character, so they returned to the show's roots in the season finale. Earl's most endearing trait is his unyielding dedication to his brother; not only is he his brother's keeper, but he is happy with the responsibility.
3. Hank Hill - In a medium where most television fathers are dolts, fools, or adversaries to the rest of their family, Hank is a refreshing flashback to the days of Rob Petrie, Ward Cleaver, and Steve Douglas. He's a man who truly cares about his wife and his son, and never forgets them. Even when it becomes clear that Bobby isn't going to turn out to be the man that Hank had hoped he would be, his love for his son is unyielding. He tolerates his friends' imperfections without condemnation; rather than try to browbeat others around him into following his rules, he leads by example.
2. Captain America - Forget the current storyline; no matter what Marvel says, there's only one Captain America, and that's Steve Rogers. He's a man out of time, and perhaps that's why he typifies timeless values. Steve Rogers is an apolitical epitome of what America should be--caring, concerned, devoted, and driven by his own ethos.
1. Superman - The most admirable man in popular culture is still an alien from Krypton. Kal-El typifies every quality that a human would hope to find in others and in himself; in many ways, he is the superheroic Christ, a savior in the physical sense over and over again and at the same time a spiritual redeemer who brings out the best in almost everyone who comes into contact with him. You just know that you'd be a better person if you could spend some time in his company...


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French Resistance: Emmanuel Macron Facing Days of Protests Over Labor Reforms
French President Emmanuel Macron has a vast majority in Parliament, the backing of other EU leaders impressed with his May defeat of far-right Marine Le Pen, and self-confidence so large that aides have compared his governing style to the Roman God Jupiter.
But as for so many French presidents, out on the streets, it's a different story.
In the coming 10 days, trade unions and leftist protesters plan to step up their opposition to Macron's labor market reforms. Leftist opposition politician Jean-Luc Melenchon has called for large-scale street action on September 23, and several other major demonstrations are slated for the intervening days.
Many on the French hard left are vehemently opposed to the changes, which will simplify employment rules by making it easier to hire and fire workers. Leftists say the measures, which are set to be adopted by the government on September 22, may weaken job security and take power out of unions' hands.
On Monday, truck drivers who are members of the CFDT union, France's largest, blocked highways, Reuters reported. "Today is a warning," Patrick Blaise, secretary general of CFDT's truck drivers, told Le Parisien newspaper. "If they don't listen to us, CFDT's truckers won't stop there."
The CGT union will stage another round of protests on September 21. On September 25, truck drivers belonging to the CGT and Force Ouvriere, France's third-largest union, will launch further action, including against gas stations.
And while Macron's opponents have lost this particular battle—he successfully shepherded the labor law changes through Parliament over the summer—there's a lot more that they're preparing to oppose.
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CGT and other unions want retirees to strike back against planned pensions reforms; Macron wants to increase social charges used to fund healthcare and welfare. "We don't intend to wait until the pension reform proposals to act," said Fabrice Angei, a senior CGT official. "We need to put an end to the destruction of our social model."
"This second phase is going to take longer than the current one," Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said last week of the planned reforms. "Behind these reforms isn't only the desire to relaunch the economy," he said. "It's about our collective ability to be a country that acts decisively."


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Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. You may notice that this and future entries are shorter than usual; Career, family and book deal commitments have forced me to cut back some of my projects. Now, here's today's news:
g Stars - A process similar to a conveyor belt transports heavy elements from the surface of stars into their interiors where they are destroyed, new observations suggest. See http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/060809_lithium_riddle.html.
g Abodes - Evidence of atomic nitrogen in interstellar gas clouds suggests that pre-life molecules may be present in comets, a discovery that gives a clue about the early conditions that gave rise to life, according to researchers from the University of Michigan and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. See http://www.
g Life - It's not Jurassic Park, but scientists have reconstructed a 530-million-year-old gene by piecing together key portions of two modern genes descended from it. See http://www.livescience.com
g Intelligence - Is a pound of stones heavier than a pound of feathers? Of course they both weigh the same, but the decisions people make are remarkably susceptible to how choices are presented or framed. Now scientists are pinning down the centers in the brain related to how this "framing effect" can influence decision-making. The findings could have a big impact on economics, among other things. See http://www.livescience.com/humanbiology/0608
g Message - While advanced civilizations might be tempted to use optical means such as lasers to send information between the stars, there are some good reasons that nearly all the major Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence experiments are looking for radio waves instead. See http://www.coseti.org/tps_01.htm.
g Cosmicus - Physicist James A. Van Allen, a leader in space exploration who discovered the radiation belts surrounding the Earth that now bear his name, died Wednesday. He was 91. see http://www.space.com/news/ap_060809_vanallen_obit.html.
g Learning - What are university students learning about astrobiology? Check out "An Introduction to Astrobiology." Compiled by a team of experts, this textbook has been designed for elementary university courses in astrobiology. It begins with an examination of how life may have arisen on Earth and then reviews the evidence for possible life on Mars, Europa and Titan. The potential for life in exoplanetary systems and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence are also discussed. The text contains numerous useful learning features such as boxed summaries, student exercises with full solutions, and a glossary of terms. It is also supported by a Web site hosting further teaching materials. Written in an accessible style that avoids complex mathematics, this book is suitable for self-study and will appeal to amateur enthusiasts as well as undergraduate students. It contains numerous helpful learning features such as boxed summaries, student exercises with full solutions, and a glossary of terms. The book is also supported by a Website hosting further teaching materials. See http://www.sci
g Imagining - Like first contact stories? Then be sure to read Mary Doria Russell's novel, "The Sparrow," published by Villard in 1996.
g Aftermath - Scientists such as the SETI Institute's John Billingham and Jill Tarter have taken the lead in planning for the day we might receive a signal from life beyond Earth. Working with diplomats and space lawyers, they have helped develop protocols that guide the activities of SETI scientists who think they may have detected extraterrestrial intelligence. See http://www.space.com/searchforlife/seti_protocols_010228.html. Note: This story is a couple of years old.


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Daft Punk and Chris Liebing Andre Walter.
First part (until the song of 80 Ohm) is mixed by MssTec herself ....the other half By the Nightstalker aka Spike Ly..... at the end all went down but wtf.....no one s perfect !!!
Hope u all love this one and like the playlist..... Best Regards MssTec
1:18:40 Surely this must be Plastikman from one of his 12" EPs after "Consumed"... However the exact name escapes me at this time. Mixed within the remainder quite flawlessly! Delicious!


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Checking an open port in Powershell - one liner
I have found and used many Powershell scripts to check open ports. Most of these are overkill for what I am trying to do. I typically want to test that the port I opened in a firewall answers. There are many great scripts you can run to test this, but if all I want to do is test if the port is open this is the quickest way:
(new-object Net.Sockets.TcpClient).Connect("microsoft.com",80)
If the port is open, it will just return you to the command prompt:
PS C:\Windows\system32> (new-object Net.Sockets.TcpClient).Connect("microsoft.com",80)
PS C:\Windows\system32>
If it fails, you will see an error after a timeout delay:
PS C:\Windows\system32> (new-object Net.Sockets.TcpClient).Connect("microsoft.com",1433)
Exception calling "Connect" with "2" argument(s): "A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not prop
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+ (new-object Net.Sockets.TcpClient).Connect <<<< ("microsoft.com",1433)
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [], MethodInvocationException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : DotNetMethodException
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Marion County Library Director Julie Sieg and county commissioners are looking to cut $800,000 from the library budget. They are proposing various cuts at all branches, but they are looking to eliminate the entire library at Rainbow Lakes Estates.
Commissioners debated this issue not long ago, but decided to keep the library open after impassioned pleas from its residents. Nothing has changed.
This library, which has been around since 1969, is a vital resource for the community. Rainbow Lakes Estates pays for the building, its maintenance and all utilities. The total yearly cost for the part-time librarian, books and computers runs about $46,000.
It has been "suggested" that the community pay for this library. The residents already pay their fair share of taxes, just like everyone else. Have other branches been asked to pay for librarian salaries? No.
We take care of ourselves. We have a great volunteer advisory board, we pave our own roads and we even have our own dedicated fire department. Other than using the trash box in Dunnellon, we really don't ask for much. We are a community of mainly low- and middle-class homes. They are asking for a special assessment from a population that can least afford it.
I'm sure Ms. Sieg will say we can use the new library in Dunnellon. Most of our library patrons are elderly who can barely navigate our roads in daylight. The other large group of patrons includes school kids who can walk or ride a bike to the library. The new library in Dunnellon might as well be on the moon as far as these groups are concerned!
Why are we being singled out for the harshest cut? It's just not fair. I urge all Rainbow Lakes Estates residents to check the "Communicator" bulletin, which will be mailed to their homes shortly with information about upcoming meetings. We only have a few days before commissioners decide the fate of our library on March 4.
We also ask the support of other fair-minded Marion County residents. You could be next! Karen Silk Dunnellon
The Feb. 24 Opinion section was jam-packed with thoughts I just had to react to.
First, if the remarks of School Superintendent Jim Yancey are accurately quoted by Editorial Page Editor Brad Rogers, I believe the Star-Banner ought to host a debate between our superintendent and Ms. Patricia Levesque of Foundation of Florida's Future on the subject of the relative merits of FCAT. Shoot, I'd pay to see that one.
Second, the comments of the author of the letter "Prefer Adolf," wanting to be associated with Hitler rather than liberals, were interesting, to say the least. I suggest the writer get in contact with Wesley Snipes' attorneys. I'm positive that they can point him in the right direction to find like-minded individuals here in Ocala.
Third, the input of Mr. Joe Peck about abortion ("Who's kidding who on abortion?") seemed confused, contradictory and, not surprisingly, out of touch with reality or reason. His opposition to the war in Iraq seemed to be the focus of his opinion, but he hides behind a softly-worded advocacy of abortion to make his point. In the process he derides, and woefully dishonors, the U.S. military by implicitly comparing them to doctors who perform this vile, prurient act for profit. Too much time spent around paint fumes excuses his wandering condemnations.
Finally, the writer of the letter "Distortion" weighs in with yet another in a series of opinions that makes me ever so thankful I am not of his particular religious denomination. The key to his opinion is what does he mean by "The Church"? Is it the congregation of all believers, or is it the Vatican bureaucracy? In either case, I'm sure Martin Luther is laughing and shaking his head in heaven. Arthur C. Busch II Ocala
I was appalled to learn that Sen. John McCain was the only senator who two weeks ago chose to skip a crucial vote on the future of clean energy in America, dooming the measure to fail by just a single vote.
Now, I am even more appalled to learn that this is a pattern with Sen. McCain. On the League of Conservation Voters scorecard he received a 0 for missing the 15 most important environmental votes in 2007. McCain's score of 0 is lower than members of Congress who died last year.
John McCain's score exposes the real record behind the rhetoric: a lifetime pattern of voting with polluters and special interests and ducking the important votes.
Thank goodness my vote is for Hillary. Ray Hernandez-Patterson Ocala
President Bush, in reading his State of the Union message on Jan. 28, seemed happy to realize it was his last hurrah. He did not pound the podium and glare at Democrats. Vice President Cheney glared.
Bush mentioned the military "surge," as if the addition of 30,000 troops in Iraq would make people forget those years of mayhem and slaughter. Years ago, Bush told the terrorists to "bring it on," and Americans that "you are with us or against us." Those inflammatory words are softly laid aside as Bush daily shrinks in office.
The speech has different meanings for the wealthy and the middle class. Of course, the wealthy class will not lose their yachts or their massive investments when recession creeps in. On the other hand, the middle class worries about the recession, the rise in fuel costs, the huge Bush deficits, the civil wars in Iraq, the possible conflagration in Iran, the lack of health insurance. With so much to worry about, Americans are not surprised at Bush's low approval rating. Even the GOP candidates rarely mentioned Bush or his programs in their campaigns.
When the GOP controlled Congress, Bush gleefully signed all those spending bills while Democrats demanded big cuts in spending. For years, Republicans added "earmarks" to every piece of legislation and Bush signed up like a loyal Boy Scout. Earmarks represent only a small part of the national budget, but how could the GOP Congress honestly add earmarks to increase the deficit? That makes Americans feel gloomy and disappointed in their leadership.
Now, as the recession monster creeps across the world, Bush is ready to create a stimulus package that helps the investor class and drops a few nickels to the needy middle class. Does Bush realize that American workers are broke and many in debt? If Bush's aim is to reassure a worried world, as The Wall Street Journal put it, No Child Left Behind won't do it, nor his suggestions on immigration. Maybe the summit of North American leaders in New Orleans later this year will put some lipstick on this pig. Robert Wesolowski The Villages
The Service Station Dealers of America and Allied Trades strongly supports the Motor Vehicle Owners' Right to Repair Act (HR 2694) and views it as critical to the long-term survival of neighborhood repair shops throughout the country.
The legislative intent of the Right to Repair Act is to make it illegal for vehicle manufacturers to withhold safety and repair information from car owners and their trusted repair shops. In many cases, car manufacturers are making it difficult for neighborhood repair shops to obtain the information and tools needed to keep their customers' vehicles in safe working condition.
We fear the situation will only become worse in the future. Without full access, local repair shops will not be able to compete, thus creating a repair monopoly where the affordable and convenient repairs currently available to car owners are sacrificed to increase profits for the car companies.
The fact is, American motorists need the more than 200,000 independent repair shops located in every town across the country. There aren't enough new car dealerships in all the right places to keep every motor vehicle serviced, repaired and operating safely.
Right to Repair levels the competitive playing field and ensures that car owners can conveniently and affordably have their vehicle serviced at the repair shop of their choice, whether it's their neighborhood repair shop or a franchised new car dealer.
We encourage all vehicle owners to visit www.righttorepair.org to send a letter to their congressional representatives urging them to support passage of the Right to Repair Act. Paul Fiore Executive Vice President Service Station Dealers of America and Allied Trades Bowie, Md.


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well, every1 has one, so i decided to put my OWN work on, occationaly adding sum funny things that don't belong to me.
skyblogs are a personal thing and when people put to much of other peoples work, they loose their identity.
i hope you all enjoy
oh and sk8 till you break, skate with the best and fuck the rest
dre, love sk8ing with u
thomas, chris, quentin, love being random with u guys
huizi, thnx for being their always 4 me
briony, sry ur leaving, but wont stop thinking of u!
rest of y'all, love u! rock on!
sk8 to live
live to sk8
sk8 for ever
(thnx dre)
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steve, Posté le mardi 31 octobre 2006 18:18
aly, it isnt as easy as it looks so of course its simple, its bloody hard...
dre kickflips by december i hope!
dre, Posté le dimanche 08 octobre 2006 08:19
when do u kikfilp over it ??
Shris, Posté le samedi 07 octobre 2006 15:35
awesome stuff! keep it up!
q, Posté le vendredi 29 septembre 2006 15:04
take off ur helmet, itll b betr!!!
otherwise nice
Aly, Posté le vendredi 29 septembre 2006 14:33
a bit simple..


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Tuesday, October 24, 2006
About "ME": Continuing on this road to self-discovery. If you desire to learn about the purple birds, or maybe do not know the story of orange, you may wish to immerse yourself for a few moments.
"They say I wear my heart on my sleeve. Maybe you've noticed that too.
Forty-five years and six months ago, when I was but a child of three and a half years I was found to have sugar in my blood, too much.
Treatment for diabetes involved diet, and daily injections of insulin.
Those syringes needed boiling regularly and the needles were kind of fat. They only
needed to go under the skin, but where do you poke a skinny little runt? They also needed boiling. Memorable was the idea of them requiring sharpening.
Time passed. Needles became disposable. The need for injections became just a typical part of life, mine.
What affected me more were the lines and lines of orange. The sugars needed testing. That many years ago the only testing available in the home was for sugar in the urine. What I remember are lines and lines of orange. Rarely did a beautiful blue or serene green appear.
Inadequate. That's what those lines of orange, in the book where we recorded results, meant to me.
Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate. I think I was always trying to achieve ~ probably perfection. I felt so much as a child, looking for reassurance, looking for someone to tell me it was alright. It was alright that my tests were frequently orange. We would just keep trying.
And so I seek imperfection now. I realize how unhealthy it is to always be seeking perfection. I realize I need to laugh more, be more childlike in a playful way, and "dance my pants off" occasionally. I need to dream more and worry less, perhaps think less, maybe just let myself "be".
As I have grown to have more an appreciation for art, for beauty, I have come to learn to seek more orange. I love colour and have learnt that orange frequently represents joy. And so I seek more joy, more orange, more imperfection.
Sometimes the brick walls get in the way. Do you know brick walls? They are not something visible, not something physical other than the negative way they may affect your well being. Brick walls for me are in my mind. I think you understand. I build them to protect myself but in so doing I shut myself out ~ from feelings, from joy, probably from more love (maybe especially of myself), most certainly from others recognizing my true self. They may only see this tiny slice of me, a tiny slice which is mostly about pretending, but is probably quite un-natural.
Now I have been trying to break through those walls, those barriers within myself. I have come to appreciate art and music more. I have tried to allow myself to be more playful, allow myself to not let the mistakes matter. I have tried to allow the breeze, the presence of "spirit" in the wind, blow through me at any moment. I have tried to allow myself to relax, take time to close my eyes and float on the breeze. That is when the purple starts floating through my brain, sometimes as birds, occasionally as waves. The spirit just seems to want to allow me to be free to be creative. That is when I have done some of my most prolific writing. That is when I hope to do some of my most fabulous pieces of art.
That is when I may see miracles happening and I will know for certain that I am not an ugly duckling, I never was, and I do not need anyone else to remind me."
I have not mentioned angels at all in this piece. I most certainly believe in angels. I know for certain that if you are to recognize them through me, through yourself, about you or about me, it will happen by no intentional doing on my part.
Please forgive the quality of the image. I am tired, the computer & scanner have not been working and I just did not feel like doing a photo tonight. Maybe another tiny bit of imperfection ~ that's good.
5 comments:
- BlueJude said...
Sometimes the hardest walls to break through are the ones we build ourselves. (A Darcy Altaville quote just for you)
- October 25, 2006 at 8:14 AM
- Nancy Baumiller said...
I will definatly agree with Darcy! Both of you are so prolific! I always see angels! Angels are friends in disguise! :D Did I say that backwards...lol...Im sure you know what I mean!
- October 25, 2006 at 8:37 AM
- windy angels said...
Thanks Darcy. I've actually been ploughing through those walls in the last couple of years. Some have a tendency to start going up again, but I'll definitely keep trying to keep them low. Helps having friends like all of you and knowing there are angels all about.
Absolutely Nance, forwards, backwards, upside down, whichever way you look at it, there are always angels, some we have never met and some we will only meet in Heaven. Hmmm ~ angels.
I'm feeling hugs right now, tears (good tears). Can you feel the group hug Suzie?
Love to all.
- October 25, 2006 at 9:00 AM
Oh my darling, I have been trying to get back here all day. How I need that group hug ((((x))))
I am picking away at tiny stones at the bottom of the huge wall that surrounds me on all sides. I have some serious art therapy to get on with!
I have a post I must go & write - I will fight to hang on to this computer with my teeth, if necessary! ;)
Wendy, you are an inspiration and I thank you for the angel dust you regularly sprinkle on me! I feel it tickle sometimes! :D
Love you xXx
- October 25, 2006 at 2:26 PM
- windy angels said...
Suzie you are so welcome. I'm very happy to hear about the angel dust.
Only wishing I could come right in and we could kick with all our might to knock those walls of yours down a level or two.
Can you imagine it? That's what they are always telling me to do ~ not just with the walls but with the people too. Doesn't matter how many there are. Or shove them off a great huge cliff. You are only imagining it. DO NOT push yourself off though. That does NOT work. Or maybe you could yell and scream at people, in your imagination that is. If you are someplace free you can do it for real. One of my friends does it while driving.
Enough blabber.
Love you.
- October 25, 2006 at 2:42 PM
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Starting off great update
I plan to tackle the craft situation and the kitchen junk drawer next. I thought I would just dump out the drawer in the trash, but Sean said that he thought I ought not do that.
I'm holding out on the homeschool books and toy organizing for after Friday when Sean will be home for break. I fear both of these chores are going to be a big mess before they are done and I'll need him to help keep the kids occupied.
What are you doing to get ready for 2008? How's it going out there?
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- mindi said...
I'm trying to purge toys - I've delivered two bags upstairs so far. It's going slow!
Good for you - tackling so much - I need your motivation.
- December 16, 2007 at 8:21 PM
- Cindy said...
I hope you didn't erase that one email... you know the one I wrote you that one time? ;)
- December 16, 2007 at 11:16 PM
- Heather L. said...
You never know what you might find in the junk drawer. I remember burning trash for my mom as a child and (being the nosy child I was) sorting through it as I threw it into the barrel and finding a $50 check, which was big money back then!
I'm making slow progress on my list. But, the house is the cleanest I can remember (where there are no oxen the crib is clean). The kids come back today! :)
- December 17, 2007 at 9:49 AM
- Monica said...
Well, for us it is a last push to get organized and get the house clean before baby comes. (due Jan.4). This is great motivation. My husband and I and four older kids spent a couple of hours last night cleaning out and arranging several kitchen cabinets, two of which I have avoided for some time because they were our "junk drawer", Yes, that's right it was too much for a drawer so we had filled two cabinets,ugh. It made me grouchy at first, but what a relief when we were done.
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After four days in Eugene, living it up track town style, a lot of people would probably be content to call it a vacation and head home. Instead, we headed for the coast.
It's about a 4.5 hour drive from Oregon to Brookings, our eventual destination. Before we could end up there, however, we had a couple of stops to make. Leaving town on I-5, we eventually made our way to 38-W, a mostly two-lane state highway that follows the path of the Umpqua River with painstaking exactness. I'm not sure if the state of Oregon just doesn't like to build bridges, or if they prefer to have roads on the north bank of a river. Whatever the reason, our drive included some wonderfully scenic areas, as well as the very hairpinnest of hairpin turns.
LilRunr would like me to inform all of you that we also went through a TUNNEL, and it was awesome. (The little guy is a Thomas the Train fan, so tunnels are just about the BEST THING EVER! In Kansas, he has to pretend that bridge overpasses are tunnels. Poor child.)
Eventually, Hwy 38 led to the Oregon Coast Highway, and we followed that south. I was assuming that, with a name like "Oregon Coast Highway," I would soon get a glimpse of the ocean (something anyone from a landlocked state keenly anticipates). I was incorrect. A state park of many trees formed a buffer between me and the "big blue," as they call it in LilRunr's third favorite movie. ("Finding Nemo" is third at the moment. "Cars" and "Ice Age" make up the first two spots.)
Our first stop was to see some sand dunes. Did you know there are sand dunes in Oregon? I was clueless, but my relentlessly investigative husband had discovered this piece of trivia at some point in the vacation planning process. At an access point that was off limit to 4-wheelers, we all got out of the car and stretched our legs via a half-mile hike through the woods.
We let LilRunr walk, which sorely tested my patience. Little legs move so slow, and the half mile seemed to stretch on forever. About the time I decided that the sand dunes were a myth, we came to a clearing and…there they were. Mountains of sand stretching as far as I could see, pushing up against some of the tallest pine trees I've ever come across as though they intended to swallow the forest. It was an amazing sight.
The only problem was that it was an incredibly windy day. LilRunr and I stayed close to the trees to make the most of the windbreak (and avoid having our faces scoured by flying sand.) Scott, in a spirt of adventure, decided to run to the top of the nearest dune. "It's farther than you think," I warned him. He took this as a challenge, and off he went to "prove me wrong." He was champion of the dunes in no time (and it was very amusing to watch him race back down at breakneck speed).
Farther south, our next stop was an obvious one — Coos Bay, hometown of Steve Prefontaine. Before we ate lunch, we wanted to stop and see the Pre statue that was supposedly near downtown. After driving around aimlessly for 10 minutes, bickering in that time-honored "on vacation and stressed out" manner I hope happens to everyone, and with an increasingly hungry LilRunr in the backseat, we finally admitted defeat and stopped at the Visitor's Center.
Inside, Scott found out that the "statue" wasn't what we imagined, and instead was an abstract concrete monument with a memorial plaque embedded inside of it…and that said monument was on the other side of the Visitor's Center, which we had driven past at least three times. Oops…and LOL.
Leaving the memorial, we decided to eat lunch at a restaurant called "Coney Station" primarily because it had a train inside and we thought that would amuse LilRunr. Heading over, we learned a difference between Kansas and Oregon eating establishments. In Oregon, they are EXTREMELY serious about keeping minors away from places that serve alcohol. The restaurant was broken up into two areas — a "banquet hall" portion that had been designated as family-friendly, and a "lounge" that apparently was not. It was confusing to me, because the "lounge" was more than just a bar. It had tables as well, and was non-smoking. Anyway, the banquet hall was booked for the American Legion (or some other similar group…I can never keep those secret clubs straight), and the waitress turned us away because they couldn't let anyone under 21 into the lounge.
We ended up at McDonald's, which suited LilRunr just as well. Then, we cruised through Coos Bay to see Pre's childhood home (probably?) and schools.
Lastly, we both spent a solemn moment or two at Pre's gravesite. Standing there, thinking about what could have been if that car crash hadn't happened, thinking — now at 31 myself — about how young 24 really is (something you can't feel while watching a movie at 17), I felt sadder than I thought I would.
After paying our respects, we were on the road once more. LilRunr was cuddled up with a blanket in the backseat, fast asleep. I was amusing myself by wondering out loud just how much farther we'd need to travel on this "coastal highway" before we had a glimpse of the ocean. We even went through one town where streets exiting the highway had "OCEAN VIEW" painted on them with gigantic block letters, a helpful arrow pointing to where this ocean and that view supposedly were. I was trying to keep my giggles quiet when Scott rounded a corner…and my first glimpse of the Pacific Ocean took my breath away. Wow. Just…wow to infinity. The brilliant blue of the water against the crisp brown of the rocks, the drama of the scattered, giant rocks themselves, and the waves crashing off of them.
I wasn't prepared for it then, and I never tired of taking in the view from the windows of the ocean front condo we rented. But that's a story for another day.


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The word for this week's challenge is Invincible.
Title: Invincible, She
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She smiled to herself in satisfaction as she crossed the threshold on the dot of noon and steered herself to her favorite table by the window. She had come in first once again.
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"Maybe not tonight but it will happen, you mark my words."
He stomped away, furious.
"You're not invincible at 16, y'know!" I called as the slamming door rattled the house.
This is a second entry to Velvet Verbosity's 100 Word Challenge on the word invincible.
10 comments:
- Sarah said...
I enjoyed this take on the word. Everyone's interpretation of Invincible changes depending on their life situation. Welcome to the challenge :D
- January 14, 2011 at 12:58 PM
- June Anderson said...
Welcome! Nice one. I like that the lady was pleased with her accomplishment.
- January 14, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Tara R. said...
This was wonderful. I like that your take on the theme implied the word, without using the it, leaving it to the reader to interpret it.
- January 14, 2011 at 6:26 PM
- barbara said...
Bravo, Anna!!!! I love this. Thanks for writing it. (begone SoF!!!)
- January 15, 2011 at 1:40 AM
- Katherine said...
You write beautifully! I could picture her shuffling along and making it to the finish line. :)
Visiting for the first time and am STRUCK by your family picture. The little red head girl could be a picture of my daughter! :)
- January 15, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- Bo said...
Nice! I hope to have that much strength in me when I am where she is.
- January 15, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- rhymereasonandreality said...
Loved them both...very well written!!!
- January 15, 2011 at 6:18 PM
- Rhoni said...
I'm so glad you joined the challenge. Your entries were great. The second resonated with me...probably b/c I have a 14 yr old already showing these signs. (shudder)
- January 15, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- you gotta wonder said...
Two completely different entries, different times of life, but well-captured. I'm glad you joined us!
- January 18, 2011 at 7:58 PM
- Velvet Verbosity said...
I have a small critique on the first one, and only because it tripped up the story for me which was otherwise delightful.
You used "along" twice in the first sentence, and it ends up detracting somewhat from the texture of the story.
But I love the spark of this character!
- January 20, 2011 at 12:09 AM


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He took me on a hike outside his new home. We took it slow as we crossed a log over a creek, we stopped to listen to the gentle sounds of a cascading water fall, walked around a pond where the geese swam, met a pair on horses, then through a tall pine forest where there was a drastic hush, a quietness, unlike the crunch and rustle of leaves that accompanied our steps earlier. I felt small in the great big beech forest. We sat there beneath the trees dressed in yellow, green and gold, in the soft cushion of their leaves, and looked up - looked up in awe and appreciation of God's glorious creation.
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Before I traveled to Australia, I went to the Australia travel website to see what's so great about it. This website has everything that any traveler needs to know about the country.
What attracted me to this website out of all the websites on travelling to that country were the photos. Every 5 seconds, a different photo of the country from snorkeling, to the aborigini people, to the local culture, it shows you the best of what Australia has to offer. The colors are also something that attracts me to want to know more about the country. It shows the bright blues of the ocean, the tan-dark brown contrast of the caves, and the beautiful greens of the forest. I also like the typography and the logo. It's kind of handwritten, but captivating in some way. In the logo it's a kangaroo jumping in front of the sun. The logo takes two things that the country is known for and makes into a great logo, sunshine and kangaroos.
This is the official website for Beyonce.
When you first go to the page, it has a picture of Beyonce's hair flowing and singing her heart out. The typography of her name seems to be a little stretched out, but the color of the word Beyonce matches what she is wearing while singing in the big photo as well as the dvds. Seeing that it is Beyonce's website, the focal point is her. The website shows what Beyonce is doing right now, on tour. The bad thing about this website is once you scroll down, it's a basic white blackground with metallic gray coloring fading into the background. The headlines on the website are the metallic gold used up top, but it's too light, maybe if it was a little bolder it would make it look much better.
This is the website of the great Michael Jordan. It is the website for his Jordan brand.
What attracted me to this website was the fact that I love the Jordan brand. It varies from clothing, shoes, sports gear, and most importantly, the players that are apart of the Jordan collection. The screen shot above shows all of the players that the Jordan brand sponsors, in Jordan basketball apparel. I like the photo of the players all have on their "game face" all doing something different in the photo. The ridges around each player, makes it have action, like they are coming off of the website. The iconic Jordan logo directs you to the homepage and behind each headline, the background is the sole of the shoe.
This is the famous newtworking site Facebook.
This website was created for college students at Harvard only, now it is has outlasted many networking sites, allowing us to know connect with anyone from across the world. From businesses, to old classmates, to family, facebook lures us together by allowing us to post pictures, comments, notes, videos, and various things. When you first type facebook.com, the screen shot you see above is what pops up. I really like the illustration of people on the different continents, connected by this website. The simplicity of the way you join facebook, allows people of all ages get involved. The website is easy to use and can be used anywhere. Though a billion dollar company, it shows us that anyone can use this website to connect with people.


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Slaying the dragonOctober 9, 2012
I seem to have a knack for finding people who seem to have a knack….. for digging me out of myself. Sometimes… as I have learned it needn't even be in the forum of triathlon. Sometimes, it's in the forum of life, and sometimes it's just not where you expected it to be.
I have been working with Steve Lopes for the past several weeks. He's a personal trainer at Midtown athletic Club and in my opinion… the expert when it comes to functional strength. Strength training and triathletes is always a touchy subject. You have to find someone who really knows what they are doing, understands you and your sport and what you do when you are not under their watchful eye.
Michelle knows about this work, and she's supportive of it. The issue was that I had been through some health issues not too long ago that really affected me systemically. I had a lot of weak links, and we know that as athletes we are only as strong as our weakest link. I am getting to that age where this stuff matters more. I went to Steve because he's the best at what he does, and he has the kind of personality I need and respond to.
What I appreciate about Steve is that he can identify and work with anything. I don't really lift weights. I have crawled across the floor like I am spiderman. I have stepped over bars. I have crawled under bars. I have squatted on bosu balls. Lunged on foam balance beams. I have used medicine balls, the VIPR and learned I am not the queen of TRX that I thought I was. I have sat on a spinning bike and caught weighted balls. He understands planes of movement and he challenges me on them.
I have fallen on my ass many times.
Last week he informed me that Monday before I left for Kona he'd be taking me through a challenge circuit. Based off a contest held last month, to see where I lined up. I had seen the promotional signs at the gym, but I had a race that weekend… plus, things like that don't typically make it onto my radar.
He has asked me why I hadn't entered and my initial responds was…. "I am a triathlete." and his was, "Yeah….. and?"
Let me be clear: this is not something I would normally do with an Ironman on the horizon. I am in my offseason, prepping for a marathon….. and strengthening my weakest links. But he said the word challenge.
If you know anything about me, you know I have some issues with the word challenge.
The circuit consists of ten exercises. You get a minute to see how many repetitions you can do. I learned that there was certain criteria…. yet it also became clear that you could fudge it a bit if you wanted to. Full body push ups didn't have to have extended arms for example, but at the bottom of it hands had to come off the floor. Clearly this type of event was suited for someone 9 inches shorter than me with short limbs.
I couldn't tell if I was thinking in terms of making excuses…… backing down from a challenge, or being realistic. Steve assured me I was pretty realistic. I made a deal with myself…. I would complete each exercise with proper form and full range of motion. No matter what I wouldn't back down. No matter how far I was off or how tired I became. What if this wasn't about winning but about seeing how deep I could dig, seeing if I could ignite, reach, and go for it?
My challenges involve a starting gun and a finish line. Not timed minutes of reps with a rest in between. Doing something so far out of the norm for me it wasn't even funny. Ropes? Box jumps? These are SO things I don't even know if I know how to do.
But every now and then you find that person who… for whatever reason…… knows you need a little push. Or a big push. Who knows you need to step outside of your swim bike run comfort zone. Maybe they don't know how much you need that, or maybe they do.
At 5am we began. Hardly anyone was at the gym. There was no fanfare, no cheering, no nothing. Just me, 10 X 1 minute sets and Steve. Doesn't get more glamorous than that. No prizes. No accolades. And that's exactly how I needed it to be. It was pretty simple. Steve showed me the exercise, and then said go.
It hurt. It really hurt. I am not going to lie. I had no clue how to "pace" something like this or if pacing was even possible. While it hurt it never felt impossible. I thought about skimping on the range of motion of the push ups but I couldn't. My dad would kill me if I did. And then in turn I would kick myself. It wasn't about winning, it was about rising to a challenge I had never done before.
Some minutes were long, some were short. When I started each set I found something to look at and I didn't take my eyes off of it. Wandering eyes…. wandering mind … I told myself. FOCUS. He said go and I went. I promised myself that when it got harder if I pushed a little more it was just another level of hurt. The hurt I am used to is ten hour hurt… I can do one minute.
Think of everything you have been through in your life Eggers. You can do one minute.
Ain't that the truth. You can't even freaking imagine.
Twenty minutes later I was done. Ahhhhhhh. That feeling of pain yet accomplishment. I love that. I guess I learned it comes in many forms. Sometimes there is a big crowd awaiting your arrival and a tall podium for you to stand on. Sometimes it's just now 6am and you have that quiet satisfaction of knowing you didn't back down. Knowing that someone knew enough that you needed to be pushed in this direction and not the same direction you always go.
At the end of the day….. that's why I am here. That's why I came to Steve. I travel the same direction, time and time again. I know how I react in an Ironman. I know when it starts to get old. I know at what mile my hair begins to hurt. After a certain point you just know your teeth sting. You lose your sharpness when you know what's coming.
He knows how to push you outside of your comfort zone, and he knows his shit. He might not be a triathlete but he knows the bio-mechanics of swim bike and run, he knows how they relate and how my weak links inhibit me,and he knows…. that sometimes it's the space between your ears that can inhibit you the most. Find someone like that….. find someone who can take you seriously as an athlete and takes the fact that you need to be your absolute best by August of 2013……. and know you've found gold.
I didn't win the challenge. I wouldn't have won if I had been there that day, I am not the strongest or the most nimble. And in truth I don't need to be. Not for Ironman, but at the same time the weaknesses I do have are getting strengthened spider-crawl by spider-crawl, yard by yard, mile by mile and watt by watt. It all works together. Including the mental piece.
Raise my bar, challenge me the right way and I will reach for it. I don't respond to the bullying, the name calling approach some coaches have. I am an adult. I resonate too much with sport….. but then again that's who I am and who I have always been. It's how I roll through life. Go through some of the life experiences I have … and understand why I am this way. We all have our reasons.
Help me reach not by telling me that I can't….. but by challenging my conventional self and my conventional thoughts. Present it to me in a different perspective. That's what works.
It's funny. Michelle (my coach) and Steve (my trainer) don't know each other at all. But what they are helping me do and achieve is the perfect blend of awesome.
They are helping me slay that dragon. If we keep moving forward just like this I will stand at that finish line in Quebec next August with the sword above my head. I will have slain that dragon with one clean swipe. And I will have done it because they know how to dig me right out of myself. I don't think either of them knows exactly…… intimately what this finish line means to me. They don't need to. They just know it means something important enough that I need them on the team to help me get there.
I am the luckiest athlete in the world. And the most grateful.
All right. let's go to Hawaii, shall we!!!!!


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|Reading in our backyard with our dog, Abby.
Writing book reviews is a bit tricky for me to know how much of the story to share without spoiling it for someone. Recently, I got two replies to a couple reviews on Amazon that I shouldn't include spoilers in my reviews. Honestly, I didn't think I did; however, the fact that these readers thought so made me question it. On this blog, my husband and I both review the books we read and have very different styles.
Gerard tends to focus more on what he thought of the book and are generally very short reviews. On the other hand, I give a short synopsis of what happens in the book without giving away the ending. Sometimes I'll share a part I especially liked if it's a book I really enjoyed. When I finish a book that makes me go "Wow!" and that I want to discuss it with someone, it's difficult for me not to share some details.
So, I'm asking our blog readers, what do you think? Do I give away too much. Does Gerard give you enough? In general, I am asking for constructive criticism here so we can improve our reviews.
Happy Reading!


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Certainly going to rain. Heading out a little early this afternoon, and the dark clouds are rolling in. The race to get hitched up before the rain will be a close one. Pretty much done and sure enough it started to pour. We waited a bit for it to subside, then headed out.
Not bad driving, but once we were past the city we could see that we would be driving into a huge band of dark rain clouds. Just before Arnprior it started to rain quite a lot. Slow going up Hwy 17, with a long wait on this side of Renfrew because of bridge repairs. It rained the whole way to Round Lake, but was only a drizzle by the time we started to back in and set up.
Sandra arrived earlier and had her tent all set up. We put up the awning to provide us with a little bit of dry space outside. Sandra was getting dinner together while Dale and I finished our setup. Dinner was chicken salad sandwiches, veggies with taziki, and chips and fritos. Keibasa sausage also made an appearance. All very yummy. We ate inside, enjoying the warmth of the heat pump. It did stop raining, and by the time we turned in, the sky was clear with lots of stars.
Slept in a bit, being a dull overcast morning. A little cool, as it went down to 45F last night. At least the rain has passed, but the clouds sure look ike there will be more. Sandra was up and about before us, getting the fire going and a pot of coffee on, using her propane Coleman. Lots of warmth by the fire, and I think it will be a regular feature this weekend. Pretty relaxing morning, lots of coffee, paper reading and just staring at the fire. Sandra made crepes with maple syrup and massive raspberries, along with peameal bacon for breakfast.
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|Dale carried around this little red leaf for the longest time...
The couple we met, Steven and Kim, stopped in for a nice visit. They are from Pembroke and camp at Bonnechere quite a bit as it is so close. Both grew up in the Valley, and Steve perked up when Dale mentioned Ocseola. Turns out the farm beside his parents was owned by a Gerald Mulligan. Not sure of any relation to my Mom's family, but I recall hearing the name over the years. Small world indeed. They were a lot of fun and just full of life. We chatted with them, and Joe and Suzanne for the longest time.
Dinner this evening is rib eye steaks with grilled mixed vegetables and goats cheese. Dale picked up the steaks from a local butcher in Cloyne on our Bon Echo weekend. They were quite nice and flavourful. Dessert was butter tarts picked up at the same spot. Although the minature versions, they were almost perfect. Nothing like a well made butter tart. We set up inside as it was starting to cool off outside. Apparently there is supposed to be frost overnight, and considering the day, it could happen. We went outside around the fire for a bit, then wandered down to the beach to look at the stars. There is no comparison to looking at the stars in the country to the city. The light pollution in the city really blocks a lot. In the country, the sky is amazing. The stars just jump right out... and there are billions of them. The Milky Way is quite visible as well. The other thing visible is our breath. It is getting colder. Back to the fire, then turned in. We set Sandra up with our portable electric heater, so her tent was toasty warm.
Definitely a cold one last night. As we tend to leave heaters off overnight, it got pretty chilly. Dale had her hoodie pulled up over her head and was totally covered with the duvet. The thermometer told us the temp went down to 39F, and only 40F inside. Perfect conditions to test the new furnace. Turned it on, adjusted the temp gauge, then waited to see how it performed. Sandra was up early again and had the coffee and fire going. Sat around the fire once again. I checked in on the furnace as I wanted to track just how long it took to raise the temp in the Alto. It took 20 minutes to raise the Alto 10F. Not bad. I checked again after an hour, and the temp had raised another 10F. So it wet from 40F to 60F in an hour. Exactly the sort of performance I expected, given the size and BTU output. This will be perfect for those times when we are off electricity. Although it was a lot of tedious work to install, I think the payoff will be huge.
Up and around slowly, Sandra up before us and getting the coffee on. She had the fire going and we sat around outside for the longest time. Breakfast was eggs sort of omeolate style with cheese and hot capicolla ham, all piled onto a croissant. We also topped them with leftover buffalo mozzarella, cherry tomatos and Kenzoil.
Got everything squared away, but it was almost 3:00 before we pulled away. Little traffic on the way home, so it was smooth sailing.


text: I hope you all had a nice Easter holiday. For this week I am including an article on a high-end restaurant in Cleveland that employs former felons. The employees learn how to cook during the day, and practice their trade by night. The formula seems to be working well, and is a nice story about second chances.


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I took a little doodle break from drawing yews this afternoon. Now I'd better get back to the bushes….
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love your illustrations… I hope I didn't miss adding you to the WEEKWORD list of participants. I noticed your comment on my blog – hopefully, you will come back to WEEKWORD next week?
What do you mean by "yews"???
what sort of artwork are you doing that requires you to create a "yew"???
your profession is intriguing to me…. will hopefully see you participate in WeekWord soon… but I'll be bookmarking your blog so I can follow you…


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Why Property Is Theft and Why It Matters
From Critiques Of Libertarianism
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"The reason I bring up the fact that property is theft is because most actually-existing libertarian arguments are premised upon the idea that so-called laissez-faire capitalism is somehow voluntary and liberty-respecting. It is, of course, neither."
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An expected rebound in the U.S. economy this year could be choked off by rising interest rates and inflation, sending the nation into a double-dip recession in mid to late 2010, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chief Economist Martin Regalia warned Thursday.
"I don't see a double dip occurring within the next year," Regalia said at a press briefing. Instead, he predicts that thanks to extensive fiscal and monetary stimulus, a U.S. economic recovery is "literally just around the corner."
Growth won't be strong, though, and Regalia figures there is a one in five chance that a recovery could be snuffed out by mid-2010 if the Federal Reserve doesn't begin retracting the flood of cash it has injected into the economy.
"We have increased the monetary reserves and the money base dramatically," Regalia noted. While he said fiscal and economic stimulus were needed, "in the near term we've got to unwind what we did" to pump up the economy.
If the Fed moves too slowly and excess cash begins circulating freely, Regalia said it could unleash inflation, weaken the U.S. dollar and boost long-term interest rates, crushing any recovery. Stagflation, where growth is stagnant while inflation rages, also can't be ruled out, he added.
The Fed's announcement Wednesday that it would leave short-term interest rates unchanged did not mention when or how the central bank would start reversing monetary stimulus. Regalia said the silence didn't go over well with markets looking for the Fed to assert its traditional inflation-fighting role.
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