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Nagajan Chauhan, the vice-president of the Porbandar BJP unit, was booked by police Saturday after he allegedly beat up three boys, accusing them of breaking benches placed at a public place in Porbandar, leading to them being hospitalised.
Mohammed Pathan, a resident of Gujarat Housing Colony in Porbandar, lodged a complaint with Kamlabaug police station, stating that Nagajan Chauhan beat up his three nephews while they were playing near Walking Plaza on the border of Porbandar Bird Sanctuary Thursday. Chauhan had slapped the boys and accused them of breaking benches placed in the area, Pathan stated in his complaint, which was filed Saturday afternoon.
The matter came to light on Friday night after the three boys, aged eight to 11 years, complained of pain in their ears and told their parents what had happened. They were admitted to the government hospital in Porbandar for treatment, and Pathan lodged a complaint. One of the victims is the son of a Porbandhar police constable. Based on Pathan's complaint, Kamlabaur police booked Chauhan.
However, Chauhan claimed he had not beaten up the boys, and insisted that they did damage the RCC benches. "I have not beaten up the boys. The case is politically motivated. On that day, I got a phone call informing me that the boys were breaking the benches. I went there and asked them to go away. I have photographs of the boys damaging benches with a hammer. I could have called police but for the age of the children. I scolded them and asked them to leave," Chauhan said over the phone.
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WASHINGTON — A documentary film of the 1969 Woodstock music festival and home-movie footage of a Japanese-American internment camp during World War II were honored Wednesday by the Library of Congress for their contributions to American cultural history.
The films were two of 25 added to the library's National Film Registry. Congress created the registry in 1988 to celebrate American cinema and focus on film preservation.

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Today marks my last day in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. This city is amazing. The city is small and compact, making it easy to walk anywhere. The beauty of walking everywhere in Wellington means walking by the city's many cafes. Rather than massive chains like Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts, the vast majority of coffee shops in Wellington are locally owned and operated. In Wellington, coffee is a religion. The city is considered one of the coffee capitals of the world. Needless to say, I've been trying as many cafes as I can (Mojo's Coffee, Pandoro Panetteria, Zumo Coffee, the Memphis Belle Coffee House, The Flight Coffee Hangar, Te Papa Cafe, and the Home Cafe) and they're some of the many things I'll miss about this wonderful city as I move on to the South Island.
Over the course of my time in Wellington, I've been furthering my research by interviewing Members of Parliament. The government here is really impressive and easily approachable, a few of the benefits of living in a small country. The Government is housed primarily in three beautiful buildings: The Beehive (Executive Wing), the Parliament House, and the Parliamentary Library. Wellington is very much so a government city – probably one of the reasons why I'm such a fan.
In addition to spending a lot of time at Parliament, I was lucky enough to see several of Wellington's points of interest. I hiked to the top of Mount Victoria, a mountain overlooking the city of Wellington and the two smaller harbors that are the hub of economic activity for trade in the massive Wellington harbor. I toured Te Papa, the National Museum of New Zealand. Te Papa was absolutely incredible – easily rivaling the Smithsonian in Washington, just on a much smaller scale. The museum is heavily interactive and embodies the bicultural nature of New Zealand by presenting exhibits in English and Te Reo (the Maori Language). I took a trip in Wellington's famous cable car that connects a suburb located much higher in the mountains surrounding Wellington with the central business district of the city below. The Wellington Cable Car has been in operation since 1902 and is considered to be a symbol for the city. The Cable Car was really cool – and that short five-minute ride up the hill led to awesome views of the city at night. Lastly, I toured the WETA Cave and WETA Production studios in Miramar, a suburb of Wellington. WETA is the film production company group associated with director Peter Jackson and is famous for producing (or helping to produce) films like The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Hobbit Trilogy, Avatar, King Kong, the Narnia films, and more.
In addition to those typical tourist attractions, I also managed to see a few of Wellington's hidden gems. For instance, I toured the Old Saint Paul's Church in Wellington. Old Saint Paul's is a beautiful church created entirely of New Zealand timber and is over 150 years old. Interestingly enough, alongside the flags of the Royal Navy and the New Zealand Navy flies the Star Spangled Banner of the United States and a flag bearing the ensign of the United States Maine Corps. These flags are still displayed in the sanctuary of the Church in recognition of the Second Division of the United States Marine Corps that was stationed alongside New Zealanders in Wellington during World War II. Another awesome find was Unity Books, a massive bookstore in downtown Wellington that works to promote New Zealand literature and create staff-oriented picks to help shoppers find their next favorite book. The difference between this bookstore and every other bookstore? There are tons of employees walking around willing to suggest titles and strike up conversations with customers about their interests – creating a passionate following among Wellington residents.
I have had an incredible time in Wellington and have really developed a love for the city, but I'm excited to move on to the South Island. I'm flying to Queenstown, often named "the Adventure Capital of the World," located in the South Island's mountain range known as the Southern Alps. It's supposed to be absolutely gorgeous and I can't wait to get there, but as I leave Wellington I know it's not simply a goodbye. It's an "until next time." See ya soon, Wellington.
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Dean Geyer rocks with crocs
Australia Zoo is set to become the hottest place to be this summer for entertainment with Summer Down Under, a series of shows featuring some of the world's greatest performers.
Every Saturday from tomorrow there will be a live performance in the world-famous Crocoseum.
This weekend get down to the groovy sounds of Australian Idol star Dean Geyer who will put on a ripper of a show from 3.30pm.
And if you love a good laugh don't miss the show on December 29 when Tripod and Steady Eddy take to the stage.
Other performers on the schedule include Crossing Over star John Edward (January 5), Bindi Irwin (January 9-13), The Veronicas (January 19) and then John Williamson for a big Australia Day celebration.
All proceeds from Summer Down Under will go to Wildlife Warriors.
WHO: Dean Geyer
WHERE: Australia Zoo Crocoseum
WHEN: Saturday
TICKETS: Zoo entry $49 adult and $29 child (3-14 years), some guests will cost more, check website
INFO: www.australiazoo.com


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From this week's LEO
It's a gas, gas, gas
Conventional wisdom has it that a powerful Senate leader has the clout to make all kinds of magic happen for the people back home. But one thing Senate Minority Leader and presidential hiney-climber-inner Mitch McConnell — along with all the king's horses and all the kings men and women — have not been able to accomplish is the destruction of a large stash of red, white and blue WMD in Richmond, Ky.
Richmond's Blue Grass Army Depot is home to 70,000 rockets armed with highly explosive chemical weapons, including sarin and mustard gases. Mustard gas — chemotherapy's evil grandpa — is known for its ability to cause extensive blisters, blindness and slow, painful death. Sarin is basically "Raid" insecticide in new-and-improved human strength.
The WMD, some of which have been stored in Richmond since the 1940s, are at one of two remaining sites — the other is in Colorado — that the U.S. government is still dragging its feet on cleaning up. The country's preferred method — dumping the weapons in the ocean — was abandoned in the 1970s, when it was discovered the practice pretty much killed everything in the vicinity for five years or so.Better to keep it in Kentucky.
A '90s plan to incinerate the weapons also was abandoned when officials decided it was a really, really retarded idea. The latest scheme calls for on-site neutralization, followed by "supercritical water oxidation" and is expected to be completed by 2023 by a noble little company called Bechtel, widely recognized for its engineering high jinks everywhere from Iraq to New Orleans to Boston's Big Dig.
Now Mitch, who is desperately looking for something to talk about besides Iraq, campaign-finance obfuscations, Gov. Fletcher and immigration reform, wants the Pentagon to destroy the WMD by 2017. He inserted the new deadline in a 2008 defense spending bill amendment, which must be approved by Congress. Pentagon officials promised to study McConnell's proposal as an alternative to their own 35-year course of "Yeah, we'll get right on that."
Friday, July 20, 2007
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Everything turned out well with the boss-man today. He had already gotten his workstation unlocked yesterday and, through my brilliant troubleshooting skills, I realized his problem was with the third-party software. Turns out his new PDA came with a new OS and the software didn't work quite right with it... go fig.
What else is going on? ... hmmmm ...
I've been playing Diablo II a lot the last couple of days. I know I should be continuing to unpack (we moved to a new house a couple of months ago) but I just don't feel like it. I'll probably get some of that done this weekend like I promised to last weekend but didn't feel like it then, either.
Where was I? Oh, yeah: Diablo II. The games kinda fun and I picked up several worthwhile magical items early on. That means I haven't had to do a lot of buying of expensive armor, etc. My gold stash is full (100,000 coins) and I'm carrying around about 25 grand in my pocket. What I can't figure out is what I'm supposed to do with the wooden leg I picked up, belonging to some guy named Wirt, and why my feet keep glowing blue. The curious thing about the leg is it's classified as a weapon, like a club, and it's socketed. That means you can place gems in the sockets and give the item extra power. For instance, if a ruby is inserted into a weapon, it adds fire damage.
Why the hell would I want to beat back monsters with a wooden leg??? That's just sick!
Well, me and my blue suede feet are off to bed.
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Wednesday, July 09, 2003
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Homeowner takes measures to prevent mailbox break-ins
SAN ANTONIO - One woman took matters into her own hands after thieves continued to target cluster mailboxes in her Northeast Side neighborhood.
Bianca Waters said in the past 18 months the amount of mail cluster box break-ins in her neighborhood, near Stahl Road and Judson Road, have continued to increase.
"Nothing is done. It seems like we're on our own here," Waters said.
Each time, postal workers come to fix them, but that doesn't deter the criminals.
"It should be a postal matter making sure our identities are safe, that our mail is delivered in a proper way," Waters said.
She said she has grown so frustrated with the lack of response from USPS.
"We upgraded our security system, so we put up a bunch of security cameras and I have one on the side of the house pointing right at the cluster box," she said.
Her family has also put up a bright light to shine on the boxes.
According to the Postal Service, between October 1st and March 1st, more than 1,000 cluster box units were vandalized in San Antonio. USPS encourages people to pick up their mail daily.
"The US Postal Inspection Service does offer a reward of up to $10,000 for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction of mail thieves. If you have information about this type of crime, call 1-877-876-2455 to report tips.


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Sunday, March 27, 2011
oh hi, internet
>> It's been awhile. Almost two months. I'm writing a bunch of posts now and I'll time-release them to come up over the next few weeks. I hope you've all been well! I love and miss you all :)
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The best way to achieve goals is to make yourself accountable…so I'm doing it. Here they are! The New Year's Resolutions for 2014.
2014 Resolutions
1. Do everything I can over the year to KEEP my resolutions.
2. Floss teeth – given that I didn't do it last year I think I should have a crack at it again this year. I'm going for twice a week to begin with and then we'll work on it from there. I'm getting a step ahead this year and have even researched the best time and way to floss my teeth. Yes, I'm taking this VERY seriously!
3. Meditate – I got slack on the meditation after doing the challenge last year. I started to replace it with running which has worked well but I believe that 2 or 3 sit down seshes a week would be of benefit. OK let's just say 2.
4. Read more – I'm onto this already and have joined a bookclub! We meet once a month which means 12 books a year. So that's my goal this year. Read 12 books. CAN'T WAIT.
5. Exercise 6 days per week. It's going to look something like this:
- Jog x 3 + strength training post jog at home
- Weight sesh at gym 2 days per week – do a double circuit
- Yoga or Pilates x 1 (or whatever else I feel like if that isn't going to work out)
6. Get published – REGULARLY. What does regularly look like? Hmmmm. Let's say 6 pieces published for money this year. I was going to say 12 but that feels lofty. I can also get some unpaid published work to puff it out a bit.
7. Expand business – which simply means GET MORE CLIENTS. I am in two minds about this as more work will eventually need to result in Monkey having an extra day per week in daycare and I'm not sure we are ready for that yet but I think we can squeeze one or two more clients in before that needs to happen. Achieving number 6 also impacts this resolution.
8. Create business identity: register business name, have logo and website designed.
9. Be more beautiful. And to get what I mean by that you need to go read this. It's not what you think.
So that's that my friends. 9 of the little beauties in the end. Let's see if I can't set this year on fire!
I think it's important to remember that we also need to be flexible within our choices. So where I've chosen to create the business identity by doing certain things, it might turn out that things work out another way and those tasks aren't the right path for me. If I get to the end of the year and have made progress in the business in general then I will be happy.
And for some reason, even though I'm not a pink person, this post simply felt right with all that pink. Don't know what that is all about but I'm going with it.
Have you got you list all sorted? It's perfectly OK to start late you know. You don't miss the boat if you slept through Jan 1. Today is always a good day to begin.
I blog Tuesdays and Thursdays so make sure you pop in and share your thoughts. I love hearing from you!


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"One Thousand Hills" published on March of 2016 is a book about a young boy named Pascal and is about the story of how he survived through the events of the Rwandan genocide that took place from April 7, 1994, to July 1994. I think that this book is not only a good read, but is a good candidate for the global Issues Novel study. I think that it is a good read because when you are reading the book it is almost like you are experiencing the story first hand along with the protagonist. The book tells you about the basic overview of what happened during the events like how long it went along for and what caused it. However, the book also provides an alternate point of view on the subject, on from a person who was living their life normally before the events happened and experienced all the events first hand. I think that makes it a good read because of the suspense you feel when reading and the connection you get to the main character because you get to know what he is feeling and what his emotions are. You got to know when he was scared or sad or worried and from that, you kind of feel the same way as him because you have gotten to know him and his friends and family. This book is also nice to read about Africa by Toto playing in the background.
The book is a good candidate for global issues novel study because of what I have previously mentioned and also because of some other reasons. This book is based on a Global Issue. It is a global issue for two reasons, the events that happened in this book are tragic events that affected a lot of people, thus making it an issue. Also because it is something that affected the whole world when it happened. Mainly because of the magnitude and the brutality of the event. An estimated 800,000 people lost their lives and another large amount of people were forced to relocate and become immigrants for their own safety. The main reason the other countries were affected was that of the immigrants coming in looking for safety from the genocide. Because of these subjects the book talks about and the way it portrays the events to the viewer I would not only suggest it to be a candidate for the Global Issues Novel Study but I would also recommend it to anyone who just wanted was looking for something to read. I think the reader who would get the most out of this book would be someone who was looking for something that deals with a serious subject matter but also would like to learn a little about the subject the book deals with or is about. I would warn that people who get upset easily or have trouble dealing with upsetting subject matter would mabye bold off on reading this book. But if they really want to then viewer discretion is advised.
On top of this book (which I can't add because it is already there), I have little to no books I would recommend being added to the GINS novel study. The only book I can think of would be one I haven't even finished yet. Nonetheless, I will say it anyways, if you are looking for something that is based on history, is a true story, and is about an event that affected the world I would recommend Enemy At the Gates, The Battle for Stalingrad. No this isn't a joke. It is an informative and interesting read but some of the things described in the book could be considered upsetting and I would not recommend this to people who can't read things that are sad or gruesome. That is about all I have to add to the GINS thingy.


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Posting Every Monday and Thursday. For '50 States' posts, go to 'Blog Archive' and start at April 29, 2012. Enjoy
Day 5
Day five; Cascade through Hell's Canyon to LaGrande, Oregon
Today's schizophrenic weather bounced from raining to clear and wet to sunny, then hot, and a thunderstorm, and finished up with sun. If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes.
And the first leg of the trip passed from asphalt to crushed rock to dirt- which is mud, as it rained. One turn got slick, and the bike slid a bit.Compensating, I turned out of the skid, which steered us toward the opposite ditch. Got it slowed and turned. Whew! 3/4 of a ton on mud.
Back on the road, we passed through Donnelly, then to McCall. This city wins our "I think I could live here" award. A very nice place with old and new, green vibrant forests and a nice sized lake. Just pull over and find a house and make an offer! Life just isn't that simple.
Next we climb hills through lush green pine forests, then descend into valleys of 'amber waves of grain' and green hayfields. Then up once again through forests. A day of contrasts, indeed.
Payette Lake entertained us during lunch with boaters and water skiers, swimmers and reflective beauty. Moving onward,we rode into Hell's canyon. Who's the marketing genius that came up with this name? Why not 'Basket Full of Puppies Canyon'? Wouldn't that be more attractive?
Hell's Canyon carves through huge slopes that harden to rock and tilt to cliffs the deeper one goes into the canyon. The roadway winds, a writhing serpent. (Of course, it's following the snake river.) Even thought the landscape isn't lush like Highway 55, I think this roadway wins for Best Road on a Bike so far. Turns force speeds to 25 and second gear, only to wind up three more gears, downshift, lean, curve and do it over again. The route is a dead end at the dam, and the thunderstorm struck as we began our return. Rain gear on, no problem. Ah, but the road going out was overcome with mudslides. The first one we encountered was just being completed, as a backhoe slid on the muck, pushing it to the shoulder. I approached, and realized if we were to make it across, I had to approach it with enough speed to 'coast' across it with a mild throttle application. Counterinutitively,I gassed it and rolled off the throttle as we hit the slime. The bars shook violently, and the rear slewed to the left. I corrected gently and it slewed to the right. Across and on the pavement again, we still slid as mud stuck to the tires. Finally across, and 'whew' once again. I didn't think riding on the street would be such an adventure.
Bonus time again as we continued east, and came upon the Oregon Trail Interpretive
Center. Wow, what a treat! We arrived twenty five minutes to closing, so were forced to run through it. What an awesome, excellent multi-media presentation about the travails of the pioneers crossing America to the west. The only downside was our late arrival. I highly recommend this to anyone who even remotely is interested in history and the tenacity of the people of the old west.
We finally arrived in La Grande, and it's been a long day, even though the miles are few (250 or so). But what a great day!
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Shauna from lemon drop studio is having a lovely little giveaway on her blog. I'm sharing it with you even though I want it all for myself. Isn't that generous? If you enter and win...will you share?
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
spring cleaning giveaway!
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- The original settlers were native Arawak and then Taino who left only a few artifacts behind.
- With Chris Columbus the natives were wiped out and the Spanish occupied the area.
- The Danes came along in the 1600s and settled where Charlotte Amalie is today.
- Based on the various wars in Europe, the factions, be they Spanish, French or English were either at war or trading with each other. The Danes for the most part were neutral, just interested in creating a massive trade zone and thrown into the mix were a good number of pirates and privateers who just wanted to mess it all up.
- The Brits, afraid of French control with Napolean's interests took control twice in the early 1800s and fortified Hassell Island with battlements that still stand today.
- The Danes retained ownership however, until 1917 when the United States (like the Brits) were worried about war in Europe, the possibility of Germany invading Denmark and then having a foothold in the Caribbean, so they bought the Virgin Islands for $25 million.
Oh, as I mentioned above, the island used to be a penninsula rather than separated from the mainland. Back in the 17-1800s, sanitation was not what it is today (and today it seems to be sometimes lacking as well), and St. Thomas suffered a number of outbreaks of malaria and cholera. To try to aleviate the pollution in the harbour, the Danes made a cut through the narrow spit of land that joined the penninsula to the mainland. I doubt this helped a great deal, but it did provide a shortcut to the western approaches to the harbour so it was probably seen as a pretty stand-up idea. Over the years the cut was widened and deepend right up until the 1960s when the U.S. Army Engineers opened it up to its current state. Nowadays ferrys, all sorts of pleasure-craft and tugs heading to the cargo ships that come into Crown Bay pass through the cut all day long.
|You can clearly see where the island used to be joined to the mainland.
|Creque (rhymes with creaky) Marine Railway in its heyday.
|The marine railway today.
|This little anole had found a warm bit of cog-wheel to warm himself on.
|The remains of the guardhouse overlooking Charlotte Amalie.
|Henry checking out the information plaque.
|Overlooking the Danish-built Fort Fredrick in Charlotte Amalie.
|Yacht Haven Grande where the cruise ships dock.
|The Hazzell family cemetary.
|A ship that evokes the style of ships past, leaving St. Thomas harbour.
|Danish built and then British occupied Prince Frederik's Battery guard the eastern approaches.
|The Garrison House and ordinance store. If you look in the background you can see Buck Island where we went in the afternoon.
Our plan for the remainder of the day was happily lacking any content so we puttered away getting lunch and doing a small amount of 'bucket laundry'. Across the dock from us (not sure if I've mentioned this before) there is a small dive excursion boat that goes out most mornings. We have come to know Dwayne and Jerry as pretty good guys and have fun chats with them as they get ready for their dive groups. Well, Dwayne and his wife Laura were taking a friend out to Buck Island for a memorial service for a local diver and instructor who had died a few months ago (not a diving accident - brain cancer). They asked if we would like to join them, and although we did not know Andre Webber, it was a very nice offer and we decided to go for the excursion and see how a memorial at sea was performed. We headed off to Buck Island which is just a mile or so offshore where a couple of large excursion catamarans and some dive boats had rafted up in one of the bays. There must have been 40-50 people aboard the various boats and all poured a pain-killer and then sat around and listened firstly to a minister and then to each other as they honoured Andre's life and his contribution to the diving community of St. Thomas. He sounds like he was quite a man who had a broad influence judging by the number of people who indicated he had instructed or mentored them at some point over the years. Flowers were spread on the waves, a plaque had been mounted down at one of the dive locations, songs were sung and then we were on our way back to the dock.
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For the last five months or so we had this wonderful exchange student from Freiburg/Germany - an extraordinary addition to our family affairs. But all good things must end at some point, so she is flying back to her home country this week.
I only wish to emphasize that a cultural exchange of this nature is a wonderful opportunity to learn about other countries and places on this earth, foster understanding and acceptance. My wishful thinking would be, that also "grown-ups" were given such opportunities, not only teenagers. My first priority then would be to invite someone from the Middle East, preferably from a country that still adheres to mainly Muslim traditions. I would love to learn and also share my views. Then in exchange I perhaps could spend some time in (let's say anywhere in Arabia) and be part of learning the culture there right in location.
What an eye-opener that would be! Not only for me... but also for my "exchange adult" on this side of the ocean.
I am teaching a sculpture block at a College nearby right now - my focus is there- not on this blog. Please do not expect me posting, or reading your posts as frequently as I did in the past. For the next three weeks I am dedicated to enchant the dormant wisdom my student's already carry, kindle it - make it alive and accessible to them. ...
Monday, April 24
Good things have an end
For the last five months or so we had this wonderful exchange student from Freiburg/Germany - an extraordinary addition to our family affairs. But all good things must end at some point, so she is flying back to her home country this week.
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- Gary said...
I bet you are a wonderful teacher Zee - well planned, concentrated on the moment ... and spontaneous too.
I agree about exchanges. My 16 year old daughter is doing a 4 month exchange to Spain next year (with a girl who will be here for 4 months first).
If every adult in the world every year got to choose a different culture/country and do a 2 week exchange with another - I can only imagine the understanding, warmth and bullshit cutting that would occur. I suspect the government, corporate and religious leaders would lose power at an unprecedented rate.
- Tue Apr 25, 03:28:00 AM
- Granny said...
I started to send you this during our discussion a few posts back. Baraka (pen name) and I have become online friends and share many concerns.
She's lovely.
- Tue Apr 25, 06:20:00 AM
- DA said...
I'm thinking about an exchange program for my mrs. Zee :-)
Good idea, it should be enforced to us by a fundamental government..
- Tue Apr 25, 02:31:00 PM
- Veronica said...
Beautiful post. Thanks for the update on yout whereabouts, and the lovely farewell to your Freiburg exchange student.
Best to you in your teachings.
- Tue Apr 25, 03:38:00 PM
- Nova said...
An adult exchange program sounds like a wonderful idea. I think it would help diminish the ignorance towards other cultures and lifestyles, and help bring to light all the beauty that another culture experiences.
All the best to you in your teachings.
- Tue Apr 25, 08:00:00 PM
- Haider Droubi said...
Great idea…count me in ..
Regarding going to middle east…pls let me drop some tips …
Culture is slightly diverse in Islamic countries
the levant (Syria,Lebanon,jordan)..egypt is similar.…and all …..are different from morocco, Tunisia and Algeria …also different than the Arabian gulf…then there is turkey.
Hope you pay a visit…live with people ..and see how diverse is the world over here…which is a positive point …giving different flavors. .yet a space of choices to us …
- Wed Apr 26, 11:24:00 AM
- nevadagirl13 said...
thank you for commenting on my blog. it's taken me quite some time to respond though. I like your ideas and you certainly seem interesting enough, you seem like a really down-to-earth fellow. keep it up.
- Wed Apr 26, 10:46:00 PM
I say briefly: Best! Useful information. Good job guys.
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The "kicker" is that we will in no way know the exact lead to.. How usually have you go through journal content articles or blog site posts that focus on what not to do: "you should really not bend your remaining elbow", you need to not seem to be up far too soon", " never use your wrists way way too significantly."
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|I completed another hiking video. This is part B of the Gospel Hump Wilderness, one of the sections I hiked as part of my Idaho Centennial Trail experience. in Part A which was titled Buffalo Hump, I hiked with my son Daniel in from the eastern side of the wilderness to Buffalo Hump. in Part B, my oldest son John and I hike in from the western side and go almost all the way across the wilderness and back. from August of 2009
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Gospel Hump part B
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Silver Cinder
A tall boy and small girl, James (vox/guitar/lawyer) and Tamara (vox/flute/architect) are SILVER CINDER. Soaring melodies that stick in your head and warm vocal harmonies that go straight to your heart. Think Angus and Julia Stone, The Swell Season, Stars and Arcade Fire all rolled into one.
Having first met in 2006, James Pender (vocals / guitar / lawyer) and Tamara Frangelli (vocals / flute / keys / architect) didn't form indie/pop duo Silver Cinder until four years later, in 2010. Somehow, the wait made this group all the more precious. Silver Cinder's live performances have a sense of having found something very special after a long time yearning for it and audiences have connected with that feeling.
Being classically trained musicians with a long history of live performance, things started happening pretty quickly for the duo once they decided to play together. In May 2010, the duo walked into an open mic night to play a few songs. Two months later Silver Cinder played at The Basement, one of Sydney's premier live music venues. Since then Silver Cinder has gone on to become a regular feature of the Sydney music scene. In February 2011 Silver Cinder performed at their first festival, the Adelaide Fringe Festival. They are looking forward to doing a few more festivals towards the end of 2011.
In late 2010, Silver Cinder recorded their debut self-titled EP at Crash Symphony Studios. Stay tuned to FBI to catch the first single "She". They will be launching the EP at The Vanguard in Sydney on 16 June 2011.
Think Angus and Julia Stone, The Swell Season, Stars and Arcade Fire all rolled into one.
Beautiful voices, soaring anthemic melodies that stick in your head and warm harmonies that go straight to your heart. James and Tamara's voices blend beautifully to create a warm full sound that washes over you. Come and see what all the hype is about.
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So much. There's so much going on. I'm working on getting the half written posts in my head fully written and actually on Ye Olde Blog. Meanwhile, hooray for Random Tuesday Thoughts!
First up, some friends are doing an awesome thing this month. If you know me, you know I LOVE Thanksgiving. LOVE it. So, with them, I'm committing to listing something I'm thankful for in every post this month. They made a cute little button.
First up: I am thankful for my sweet girls. And Captain America. They make my life interesting and fun, and I learn so much from all of them. I have been extremely blessed.
Now, some RTT:
- Starbucks' Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate is delicious. Really delicious.
- We've gotten into the gift portion of Fall in Wisconsin. Every day that is Fall and not Winter is a gift. Because, really, Winter could come any minute. It was a strange freak of nature that snow hit the east coast but hasn't hit here yet. I may have had a smug look on my face the entire day.
- I am not a morning person. Why are we all Morning or Night people? Because I think I'm more like Middle of the Day. I'd lean Night, in the sense that I'd rather stay up late than get up early. But really, between the hours of 11 pm and 7:30ish am, I'd just rather be sleeping. And in the morning I need time to adjust to the idea of being awake.
- Yesterday I made some kind of ravioli casserole in the crockpot. I may never make regular ravioli again, because it was FANTASTIC. Here's the recipe I started with. I added a can of mushrooms. And I used Chicken Herb ravioli. It received rave reviews from Captain America, who requested I make it again very soon.
- I'm going to eat some more Halloween candy while my children are at school.
- I am disappointed with my friends at Dr. Pepper. They made that stupid "It's not for women" Dr. Pepper 10 commercial. Yes, I completely understand why. I totally get the marketing aspect. But I still think it's dumb. I tried some of it, and I like it. But I don't want to buy it because I don't want to support their stupid marketing. Captain America thinks all of these drinks taste the same. I think he actually prefers…shhhh…Diet Pepsi. Poor guy. He never gets it because I am a buyer of Coca-Cola products. I don't think he believes I can tell the difference between Diet Pepsi and Diet Coke. Only YESSIR I certainly could. I could also tell the difference between Diet Coke and Coke Zero. I happen to prefer Coke Zero. Perhaps a taste test is in order. Because I'm kind of a geek with nothing else to do, apparently.
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I seem to be having the same problem as gregormat. When I try to launch this it just comes up with the message 'RPG Maker 2003 RTP is not found.' Any help would be super appreciated. This games look awesome and would love to check it out.
I can't seem to be able to run the game... It says RPG RT but it says i dont have RPG Maker 2003 meanwhile i have it installed...
How long is this game?
There are two parts in the game, heaven where you start and then hell where the game ended. You can either skip almost all battles and just stack up your urne and get to the next stage and do the same there to finish the game which should take about 30 minutes or 1 hour to finish (if you are unstoppable!) or you could spend time with some of the side stuff like helping a lady off a cloud, finding "diekiru" or stealing stuff and selling urne to get better weapons. There are also some additional characters that can help you fight for some of your Urne. Then the game would probably take up to 2 or 3 hours to finish.
I beat the game a few time both ways but apparently most people complained that the game was difficult to understand and the map was confusing (it wraps around both ways like in Yume Nikki games) .
Please comment if you get stuck, I might make a walkthrough.
Quick Tips: for the flying character you can only land on black floors and you need to press space relatedly when you match the swirly head on screen to the one in the map to get the head thing over the character, then you avoid others to get to the back of the castle. You can cash in your Urne for money in the Urne bank and buy equipment to fight and become stronger but you need Urne to advance to the next stages of "Tango-Ranima".
Some features where left unfinished so there might be a few bugs, It's barely playable as an RPG, I advise that you find a clever way to avoid combat at all costs, the level grinding is brutal.


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Summer has arrived and the and the countryside is always a popular destination for walks and trips out of town! I personally love camping and it is from these ideas that the lovely Giuls and I took inspiration for the picture ..♥
Hot and sunny days are also the perfect situation to organize an hunt with friends, one of the most funny games ever!
My outfit is from INNUENDO and it is created especially for the MD4 Grid Hunt.
Little hint:Look for a butterfly and remember…they always fly to the beauty!
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The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
The Queen of the Tearling
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Magic, adventure, mystery and romance combine in this epic debut in which a young princess must reclaim her dead mother's throne, learn to be a ruler and defeat the Red Queen, a powerful and malevolent sorceress determined to destroy her.
On her 19th birthday, Princess Kelsea Raleigh Glynn sets out on a perilous journey back to the castle of her birth to ascend her rightful throne. Plain and serious Kelsea bears little resemblance to her mother, the vain and frivolous Queen Elyssa. But though she may be inexperienced and sheltered, Kelsea is not defenseless. Around her neck hangs the Tearling sapphire, a jewel of immense magical power; and accompanying her is the Queen's Gurad, a cadre of brave knights led by the enigmatic and dedicated Lazarus. Kelsea will need them all to survive a cabal of enemies who will use every weapon to prevent her from wearing the crown. Now Kelsea will begin to discover whom among the servants, aristocracy and her own guard she can trust.
The quest to save her kingdom and meet her destiny has only just begun....if she can survive.
I enjoyed listening to this story so much because of the reader, Katherine Kellgren. She made the story come alive for me while I listened. Her voices for each character were so distinct that you knew who was speaking without being told. She did an excellent job and I hope she continues to read the rest of the books in this series!
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On December 19-20,2012,the Institute of Medicine Committee on the Governance and Financing of Graduate Medical Education held a public meeting to hear from experts on various aspects of graduate medical education. In the two days there were over 40 presenters representing professional organizations,training institutions,faculty and trainees.
George E. Thibault. MD,president of the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation,presented on the second day of the conference. In his presentation,Dr. Thibault laid out six areas of innovation for graduate medical education including interprofessional and interdisciplinary education,new models of clinical education,new content to complement the biological sciences,competency based education,individualization of education and incorporation of new education and information technologies.
The Foundation's ongoing work on graduate medical education reform was an important stimulus for the IOM's review. For the next year the committee will assess current regulation,financing,content,governance,and organization of U.S. GME and recommend how to modify it to produce a physician workforce for a 21st century U.S. health care system. The final report by the IOM will be prepared in spring 2014.
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Featured Stamper challenge
This weeks featured stamper is Julia aka artystamper! She has a wonderful blog which I love to visit often-check it out! I cased this card very closely as I love hers! I wish I knew someone to give it too...but I'm sure an occasion will arise someday! The giraffe stamp and dp are both from Imaginisce. I used a Martha Stewart border punch to make the valances as Julia calls them and a Marvy scallop square for the mat behind the image. The "baby" sentiment is from Stampendous. I inked around the image and the mat and paper pieced the giraffe. His spots were covered in Cinnamon Stickles. Base card is cream and image is stamped on white cardstock both from PTI. The ric rac I think is from Target...it was on a little roll with some others for $1. I never ever use ric rac so although it is very close to Julia's card I thought it was appropriate. It was little sparkle to it. I colored the giraffe with Copics but I just wasn't happy no matter what I did to it so finally I had to just stop before I ruined the image and had to start over. It's still cute though-but I am very picky. I am totally in love with the baby paper though-how cute is that?!
On another note-sorry I have been posting infrequently. I have been so busy with different appointments, family gatherings, and getting things ready for my sons birthday party in a few weeks. He will be 5 and it's a big deal! He's also going to kindergarten and that's even bigger-I don't know who's more nervous, me or him!
I have been having terrible pain in my right thigh which has now traveled into my foot as numbness and tingling for about 8 weeks. I got muscle relaxers and pain killers from my primary physician to hold me over until I got to the ortho. Saw the ortho on Monday and he said he thinks it's a herniated disc so I am headed for an MRI on Sunday. In the meantime I am trying to get a PT appointment-something, anything, that will alleviate some of this pain (I can only take the drugs at night, so I still hurt all day long). So with all of that I have fallen behind on more than just posting...there's house cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, etc. I think I am going to take tomorrow off and drop the kids off at daycare and just try to get caught up on somethings.
I hope everyone has a fabulous day!
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- Cindy Haffner said...
So darling, I love your colors and sweet image. Thanks for the award, you are so sweet to think of me.
- July 31, 2008 at 11:17 AM
- Catherine said...
What a beautiful card Danielle, wasn't it hard to pick a card to CASE from her.
Anyway, I'm sorry that you're in pain and hopefully they'll find out what's wrong and you can get help soon.
BIG cyber HUG to you from me =)
Take Care!
- July 31, 2008 at 1:20 PM
- peanutbee said...
Adorable card!!
I'm sorry to hear about your leg. I hope your appointment on Sunday goes well and you feel better!
- August 1, 2008 at 7:13 AM
Danielle I hope get to feeling better asap! I am going to checking out your blog frequently to see what you are up to! I love dragonflies and green and purple are my favorite colors!
- August 3, 2008 at 9:37 PM
- Lisa's Blessed A Latte said...
Wow....such Amazing work!!!!
- August 4, 2008 at 8:09 PM
- Julia Aston said...
I just love the cute little giraffe you stamped on this! thanks so much for playing along for my FS day!!! I'm honored!!
- August 5, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- Joy said...
This card is so cute. Love the layout and love the dimensioned giraffe! :)
- August 8, 2008 at 9:54 AM
- Rose Ann said...
This is adorable!! I love the dimension and your pretty lace edging!!
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It's not a surprise the best show on television also has one of the best logos, especially considering the show's content is so rich with ideas to work off.
Mad Men is based on an advertising agency in the late '50s, early '60s. The show mainly revolves around a character named Don Draper, the head creative director at his firm and a man leading a very complicated, dramatic life.
The logo does a good job reflecting this dichotomy. First to reflect Draper's successful ad business, it utilizes some classic good design principles like any good agency would. The logo art tactics include negative-positive space (note the cuff links/shirt cuffs transition seamlessly into the background), lots of white space in the design and the use of a silhouette. The title is also a perfect so aligning it horizontally emphasizes it. Finally, the main visual is a strong image that is distinctive to the show (it's of Draper, also shows him smoking and in a suit, the iconic attire of his workplace).
To emphasize the chaos of the Draper's life, "Mad" is put in a strong warm color so it comes to the front both visually and thematically. The position of Draper's silhouette is also a reoccurring image in the show as he often times deals with his issues by sitting isolated in his office with a cigarette and a glass of something alcoholic. Using a silhouette rather than his actual image could also be interpreted thematically. Draper often struggles with letting others see his real identity, so using a silhouette visually has the same effect (you simply see the outermost layer but no real detail of the man).
The creator of the show, Matt Weiner, said in an interview with Rolling Stone that this idea is utilized in the logo. Draper is a hero on the outside but a disaster within and this logo best encapsulated it. The concept behind it is so liked that it's even used in the show several times (including the opening scene of the show's initial pilot). Draper's duality is what drives the show to be so captivating and successful, it's only fitting that somehow that's behind the series' successful logo.


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Based on the results of a study, regular consumption of coffee on a regular basis can make men avoid the risk of prostate cancer. Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health said a man who drank coffee every day, lower by about 20 to 60 percent for developing all forms of the disease. The men who consumed six or more cups of coffee a day to minimize the possibility of developing deadly prostate cancer cells. Even if you only eat three cups of coffee alone, can reduce the risk by 30 percent.
The researchers said the compounds are antioxidants and anti-inflammatory drug contained in coffee that affect the body's insulin levels and levels of sex hormones. Secondly it also has been linked to prostate cancer. The scientists said that further research will be necessary to isolate the components of coffee might be responsible relation to prostate cancer.
Nevertheless, to maintain quality of health, a balance, completeness, and security intake consumed. After all that coffee contains caffeine, if taken too much can cause headaches, stomach indigestion, and insomnia that is not good for health. Besides too much caffeine also causes the urination disorder and are also at risk for heart health.
As for other foods to maintain a healthy prostate is a low-fat diet, and eating five or more servings of vegetables a day. Foods that are high in zinc is also beneficial for prostate health, such as clams, crab, baked beans, duck, lamb, and beef.


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Stay up to date in the HR world by joining Nazareth College for an evening of conversation, networking, wine and hors d'oeuvres as the College's Human Resources (HR) Advisory Committee presents: Hot Topics and Idea Exchange. This HR "mini conference" will take place on Thursday, October 5 from 4:30-7:30 p.m. in the Shults Center. Nazareth College is located at 4245 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618.
The conference is open to HR professionals in the community, as well as Nazareth College students who are interested in a career in HR. Topics will include Career Development--Ask the Experts Panel, The Importance of Internal Communications as a Driver of Culture and Engagement, What do Millennials Want from Employers?, as well as Legal Updates on Current HR Topics.
Registration is $20 if paid by 5 p.m. on October 4, otherwise it will be $25 at the door (cash or check made payable to Nazareth College). This program is valid for Professional Development Credits for the SHRM-CPSM or the SHRM-SCPSM.
Nazareth College's academic strengths cross an unusually broad spectrum of 60 majors, including education, health and human services, management, the fine arts, music, theater, math and science, foreign languages, and the liberal arts. The coeducational, religiously independent, classic campus in a charming suburb of Rochester, N.Y., challenges and supports 2,200 undergrads and 700 graduate students. Nazareth is recognized nationally for its Fulbright global student scholars and commitment to civic engagement. Rigorous programs, an uncommon arts and sciences core, experiential learning, career skills, and a global focus prepare graduates for not just one job, but for their life's work.


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Due to time constraints, we could not linger at ALL the interesting-looking places on our little trip, so we ended up finding some spots we'd like to go back to. Especially Morro Bay, where you can see a variety of birds. (The one above was actually photographed by Mr. Sunny at Point Lobos State Park.) I had no idea a map-dot like Morro Bay, with a ROCK like the Morro Rock, even existed, so, it was a nice surprise to discover it.
Another place that was surprisingly pretty was the drive between Visalia and the Sequoias. It starts out with tidy and attractive orchards, then you pass by Lake Kaweah, and finally the foothills. Even though we were probably there at possibly the only really pretty time of the year, I totally recommend seeing this area if the opportunity ever arrives. The best word to describe it is peaceful looking.


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I think for many of us Lara Croft was the first pixelated videogame babe to get into our hearts. Even though visuals of the first Tomb Raider games themselves paled in comparison, the rendered promotional shots and wallpapers then-developer Core Design created looked incredible for the time and decorated the desktops of many, many teenagers. And probably the odd few 40 somethings.
Now, thanks to a fan with some impressive skills who has recreated those classic images and poses, it's time to shake our heads and wonder how we ever found those old, lifeless images sexy on any scale.
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Everyone around Jacqueline Schoninger told her she should attend Brown for the next four years. No matter where she turned to, her parents, friends, coaches, and teammates, that is all the Fieldston guard heard.
"It seemed like Brown was the only school I was getting pushed to," she said. … "For some reason it just fit everyone's idea of what would be best for me."
Schoninger still needed some convincing.
She saw all see needed on a visit to the Rhode Island school about a month ago. Schoninger got a chance to watch coach Jean Marie Burr's team practice and also had an opportunity to scrimmage with the club. The sure-handed point guard and superb shooter fell in love with the Bears' fast-paced, four-guard style.
"She wasn't even done with the trip and that is where she wanted to be," Fieldston coach Rock Rosa said. … "I think once she saw them work out I think that was it for her."
Schoninger verbally committed to the Ivy League school shortly after and will be attending on academic scholarship. She helped lead Fieldston to a 21-6 record and its first-ever Ivy League title last season and is the first girls basketball player to commit to a Division I program at the Bronx private school, according to Rosa.
"I guess there was always something in me that always pushed myself towards the [college] Ivy League," Schoninger said. "I kind of felt like it was the best of both worlds."
She chose Brown over Syracuse, Columbia and Princeton. Columbia was a school she had her heart set on early, but they were "shaky with how they came after her," according to Rosa. Brown's open curriculum, which allows students to great freedom in selecting courses, something Schoninger is used to at Fieldston, also impressed her.
"Going into the season I definitely got all my Brown stuff together and wore it to practice," she said.
Schoninger prepared for her senior year by playing AAU ball for Exodus United over the summer and with St. Michael Academy coach Apache Paschall's Exodus NYC team in the fall. She credits Paschall with helping her during the recruiting process. She got to work out with Kentucky-bound St. Mike 's guard Jennifer O'Neil and North Babylon's Bria Hartley, who is headed to UConn.
"You can never take a play off or they will embarrass you," Schoninger said. "They definitely showed me a different level of basketball and dedication."
So did renowned girls basketball trainer Jerry Powell.
Starting in April she said she would travel two hours by train to North Babylon to workout with Powell, sometimes three straight days. She was amazed with how quickly he improved both her physical shape and skill and the workouts became addicting. It's only added to her confidence on the court.
"If there is one thing about Jerry, when you get on the court, you kind of have this attitude that, 'I worked out with Jerry Powell and you didn't,'" Schoninger said. "You know the secrets that they don't know."
The workouts, testing herself against top competition and the weight of the college decision off her mind should only make for a strong season.
"I'm just happy that she is able to breathe a sigh of relief," Rosa said. … "Now she can really focus on finishing her high school career."


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Hi sparrow,
Thanks for the support. My MP has yet again contacted Excel Parking and is currently awaiting a reply!! In the meantime, I have decided to fight fire with fire. I won't be paying the so called fine. Wish me luck.
I feel as though I am an interloper because I don't live in Hazel Grove. However, I have been grateful for your help, advice and support regarding this matter and so, Thank you to all concerned:) I'll let you know how I go on.
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Hope everyone watched the programme which was on last night concerning parking. People being pulled over on the way to work who had outstanding fines which had escalated through non payment - their options were to pay on the spot (most owed around £500) or have their car taken. I hate paying a ridiculous amount to pay for a short period of time but would rather do that than be stopped on my way to work.
They also showed the appeal process which suggested that the right thing to do is appeal if you have justification, personally I'd rather buy a ticket and avoid the hassle but it's no wonder people drive to places like the Trafford Centre where parking is free, that must be a contributing factor to why so many shop units are empty in Stockport.
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2008 Boston Whaler 320 Outrage Cuddy Cabin
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"50th Anniversary Edition"
- Year:
- 2008
- Length:
- 32'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Twin / Gas/Petrol
- Located In:
- Tampa St. Pete, FL
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 15024-3109557
- Current Price:
This is the most highly optioned 320 Outrage Cuddy available on the market. She also has the preferred power package of twin 300 Verados with digital shift and throttle and the upgraded lower units. New cockpit bolster cushions in 2018. Full service records are available and the 300 hour service for the engines is recent.
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Twin (2) color Raymarine E120 screens with Radar and VHF radio. She has outriggers that have never been used, an inverter and air conditioning in the Cuddy, remote spotlight, sun lounge pad for the bow, factory weather curtain set and also console seat cover. She has a refrigerator and a bow thruster, and a polished stainless anchor.
Navigation chip is included along with full safety equipment kit Coast Guard inspection ready.
This Boston Whaler Outrage Cuddy Cabin, outboard powered boat is unparalleled in her class. Should you cruise, fish, or dive, this model will you to do it with ease, comfort, and safety. You can relax on the L-shaped lounge seating forward of the console, while still having easy access to the bow if needed or desired. Through the lockable cabin door you will find rich looking synthetic teak flooring, comfortable v-shaped seating area with featured side cushions that slide down to create a berth for two. The center console not only is the helm area for operating the vessel, but inside the console you have a small single bowl sink, storage drawers & cabinets, vertical rod storage, and a freshwater Vacu-flush toilet with holding tank and overboard discharge. At the helm you have two bolster style seats and a fold-away bench seat at the stern. Behind the helm seat you will find a bait prep area with a livewell. There are three "in-deck" fish boxes, each with a macerator pump-out system. The quality and versatility of the boat makes her one of the best that you can find !!
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Warranty: 10 years
Hull Shape: Deep Vee
LOA: 32 ft 2 in
Beam: 10 ft 2 in
Maximum Draft: 1 ft 10 in
Bridge Clearance: 9 ft 10 in
Deadrise: 23 ° at Transom
Freeboard: 2 ft 4 in
Dry Weight: 9500 lbs
Max Load Capacity: 4300 lbs
Total Power: 600 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Mercury
Engine Model: CXXL DTS Verado FourStroke
Engine Type: Outboard 4S
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Engine Hours: 1060
Engine Power: 300 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: Mercury
Engine Model: CXXL DTS Verado FourStroke
Engine Type: Outboard 4S
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Engine Hours: 1060
Engine Power: 300 HP
Cruising Speed: 30 mph
Maximum Speed: 47 mph
Fresh Water Tanks: 1 (40 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 2 (150 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 1
Number of double berths: 1
Number of cabins: 1
Number of heads: 1
Seating Capacity: 14
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
Santa Claus is coming?
She is excited to give too though (she couldn't wait to tell me what Anton got me - literally). And we have about three hundred homemade gifts in and around our tree. So maybe it sort of balances the scale. She loves to sing "Away in a Manger" and "Silent Night" every night before bed, so hopefully she somewhat grasps the true meaning of Christmas. We love her.
5 comments:
- Lainey said...
Haha Isabelle is so cute! It was really fun to see you guys Monday! I can't wait until Christmas!
Oh--and in reply to your question--I did take that picture on my blog. It was one of my rare artistic moments. :P
- December 18, 2008 at 8:07 PM
- Erica Bazil said...
That is so funny the way she feels about Santa - she's always so cute! Hope you guys have a great Christmas!
- December 20, 2008 at 10:28 AM
- Cami Jo said...
How cute. We hope you guys have a great Holiday. Chritmas is so fun for kids, and for parents with young kids. It's great to share their excitement!
- December 21, 2008 at 11:03 AM
- Jess and Jen said...
We love Isie! (Is that how you spell it?) We are so naughty, I can't believe we haven't seen your house yet! We're gonna have to invite ourselves over sometime!
- January 2, 2009 at 9:33 AM
- Brooks said...
This is kind of random, but I know that you had asked if I had a blog before. I started a blog late in January. Here's the address, in case you ever want to check it out:
Congrats on the new house and puppy! Sounds like you guys must be busy.
Ethan's been talking about our "little house" and his friend, Isie. I'll have to send another of Ethan's letters to her soon.
Take care.
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Timo Hartikainen
Nice expressions. This photo makes me smiling, it has a strong feeling of happiness, and some kind of connection between them. probably they are good friends?
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Friendship This photo touches me. There smiles elicits the same from the viewer. Thanks for sharing.
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You have really captured great expressions on their faces. This image is very warm and that really comes across to the viewer. When will we be seeing the rest of them?
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Damian Muszkiet
Best friends! Fine freaming, good exposition. See you later with my comments (:
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redhead I think that redheads off both a more challenging subject and when shot well, the BEST skin tones and "look" in photography. I'm hoping you have more of this subject captured equally as well.


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