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It's also rainy, most people have gone home for the weekend, and the jazz band canceled practice. In short, it's the perfect time to finally get a library card. This is process is a bit annoying for students who move every four months, but digging up the sublet agreement and filling out a form is a small price to pay for a free bookstore, music store, and movie rental place within walking distance.
So what did I get on my first visit to the library? I decided to get one item from each of the three main media types the library carried (books, cds, and dvds) and ended up with:
- Anna Russel -- Again? (CD) (They also had an album by the Arrogant Worms)
- Man, Beast, And Zombie: What Science Can and Cannot Tell Us About Human Nature (Book)
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (CBS Connecticut and AP) – Authorities say a police officer exchanged gunfire with a robbery suspect in Connecticut, and the suspect is now facing a charge of attempted murder.
Police say an off-duty officer was working a separate job in Bridgeport when they noticed a masked man leaving a store around 10 a.m. Thursday. The officer followed the man, who then fired at the officer.
Police say the officer returned fire and later captured the suspect. No one was hit in the exchange.
Authorities say the 27-year-old suspect had entered the store earlier and held one of the two employees at gunpoint. The man ran away with about $1,900, which was later recovered by police.
Police are now investigating if the suspect was involved in similar robberies in the state.
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The Information Systems Technical Advisory Committee (ISTAC) will meet on April 18 & 19, 2001, 9:00 a.m., in the Herbert C. Hoover Building, Room 3884, 14th Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and Constitution Avenue, NW., Washington, DC. The ISTAC advises the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Export Administration on technical questions that affect the level of export controls applicable to information systems equipment and technology.
April 19
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2. Comments or presentations from the public.
3. Discussion on civil cellular radio-communications systems.
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The Assistant Secretary for Administration, with the concurrence of the delegate of the General Counsel, formally determined on September 10, 1999, pursuant to section 10(d) of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, as amended, that the series of meetings or portions of meetings of this Committee and on any Subcommittees thereof dealing with the classified materials listed in 5 U.S.C. 552(c)(1) shall be exempt from the provisions relating to public meetings found in section 10(a)(1) and (a)(3), of the Federal Advisory Committee Act. The remaining series of meetings or portions thereof will be open to the public. A copy of the Notice of Determination of close meetings or portions of meetings of this Committee is available for public inspection and copying in the Central Reference and Records Inspection Facility, Room 6020, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, DC. For more information or copies of the minutes call Lee Ann Carpenter, 202-482-2583.Start Signature
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If it ain't broke, don't fix it -- right? We know countless reviews of the iPhone 3GS may begin with that cliché, but there's little chance you'd find a better way to describe the strategy that Apple has just put into play with its latest smartphone. In many ways, the 3GS is a mirror image of the iPhone 3G; externally there's no difference. It's inside where all the changes have happened, with Apple issuing a beefed-up CPU, new internal compass, larger capacities for storage, and improved optics for its camera. More to the point, the release of the 3GS coincides with the launch of iPhone OS 3.0, a major jump from previous versions of the system software featuring highly sought after features like cut, copy, and paste, stereo Bluetooth, MMS, tethering, video recording, landscape keyboard options for more applications, and an iPhone version of Spotlight. At a glance, what Apple seems to be doing is less a reinvention of the wheel and more like retreading the wheel it's already got (and what a wheel, right?). So, do the iPhone 3GS and OS 3.0 tweak the details in just the right places, or has Apple gone and gotten lazy on us? Read on to find out.
As we said in the intro, there is nothing visually different about the iPhone 3GS versus the iPhone 3G, save for the lettering on the back, which is now mirrored like the Apple logo. While we had seen leaked images of a matte finish, bezel-free version of the device, when push came to shove, what we got was essentially a carbon copy of the iPhone 3G. In terms of the general elements of the phone -- the plastic casing, mute switch, home and power buttons, etc. -- there is no change at all. In fact, if you were to lay this phone and its predecessor next to one another face up, the new model would be indistinguishable. Of course, the 3GS is not just a clone of the previous device, and Apple has made most of its significant changes inside the phone.
First off, the company has supercharged the CPU of the 3GS (remember, the S is for speed), jacking up the processor numbers from 412MHz to a rumored 600MHz. Additionally, the RAM is said to have doubled from 128MB to 256MB, the phone is offered with 16GB or 32GB of storage, and Apple has swapped out the previous graphics chip for a new version -- dubbed the PowerVR SGX -- which adds support for more robust visuals via OpenGL ES 2.0. All this should mean that end users will see a noticeable difference in app speeds and loading times (Apple claims an average of 2x faster loads, though since the company has been cagey about upgrade details, it's hard to know what the real differences are).
A spot where we really saw the fruits of Apple's labors (and one we don't expect to decline as you pile on data) was actually in the more graphically intense apps for the phone. Comparing a CPU-hungry 3D game like Resident Evil: Degeneration on the 3GS with the same title 3G yielded striking results. The load time was drastically reduced, and rendering and frame rates on the game were noticeably smoother than on the older device (though game speeds stay the same) -- a side effect of the more powerful guts we'd hoped to see, but weren't sure would be so stark. If you're an avid gamer looking for the device with more power, the difference will be crystal clear: the 3GS obviously flexes in this department.
We mentioned that Apple didn't really make any cosmetic changes to the phone, but that's not entirely accurate. While the 480 x 320 display on the iPhone 3GS is technically identical to its predecessor's screen, it adds one small feature which should make some users extremely happy.
The company has changed the treatment on the surface of the touchscreen, utilizing an oleophobic coating -- essentially a protectant that's highly resistant to fingerprint smudging. For those of you constantly wiping burger grease, WD40, and various other toxic materials from your iPhone, this will come as a tremendous little perk. The most surprising thing about the tech is that it actually does what the company says it will: namely, it resists new smudges and wipes almost entirely clean with a single swipe on a pant leg. This wasn't exactly the most pressing issue we had with the phone, but it's nice to know that Apple is innovating in the dirty screen space.
A camera tweak is a big deal for iPhone fans -- after all, they've had to suffer through not one, but two iterations of a phone with a paltry 2 megapixel camera, no autofocus, and no flash. Apple has tweaked two out of three here, and as Meat Loaf tells us, that ain't bad. The 3GS upgrades the built-in camera to a 3 megapixel version -- not insanely great, but at least competitive -- and has added an autofocus function with a nifty software tie-in. Instead of having to use a gross physical button to snap your shots, the iPhone continues to rely on its onscreen trigger, but cranks up the use of that big display by allowing you to focus in on subjects based on where you tap. In our experience, the parlor trick actually turned out to be quite useful, accurately zeroing in on what we wanted most of the time. Struggles to focus were minor at best, though you won't be able to do any heavy macro work here, and during video recording you're stuck with a constantly focusing lens -- no tapping allowed.
We do have some complaints about exposure, which seems to be permanently cranked to "blinding," and while the shutter speed is faster than on the 3G, it's still not quite snappy enough for our taste. Hey -- we guess we should just be glad they gave us an extra megapixel, right?
As we said in the opener, the 3GS launch isn't just about the hardware -- in fact, you could argue that it's hardly about the hardware. The biggest changes with this device really come in the form of software tweaks, and to a point, the software tweaks provided by iPhone OS 3.0. Apple really piled on the fixes and additions in its latest OS iteration (the company boasts of 1,000 new APIs for developers), and there's plenty to plow through that up until now has only been the domain of those lucky / hard working few. What's all the fuss about? See below.
We'd like to preface this section by saying that because we're testing a US device, MMS and tethering options are disabled thanks to AT&T's current policies on the services. Obviously, not being able to properly test two of the most anticipated aspects of the new OS is disheartening, and while we could hack a solution to get both working (see here), it's not a reasonable option for most end users right now, and probably wouldn't be fair to include in this review. On a "brighter" note, AT&T claims it will be delivering MMS to the iPhone come late Summer as part of its standard SMS packages (no word on tethering), though we think it's patently absurd that the second largest carrier in America -- a carrier which currently has MMS enabled for all of its other devices -- is failing to make this available at launch. Judging from the reaction to this news during the WWDC keynote, it would seem that most others agree. Apple included.
Compass / Google Maps
It may seem like an odd choice, but Apple decided to stick a proper compass inside the 3G S. At first we were a little perplexed by the addition, since we've gotten in this weird habit of expecting bolder moves from the company. Still, in practice the inclusion of a hardware compass is actually really helpful when it comes to doing things like navigating a new city. As far as the hardware is concerned, the compass seems to do what's promised with pretty impressive accuracy.
The Compass app itself, viewed as a standalone product, doesn't really do much for us. We rarely have a need to know which direction we're facing or where north is in relation to where we're standing -- it's just not a piece of data we typically use. The combination of Google Maps and the compass, however, is a powerful marriage that could put an end to many of your navigation woes. Within Maps, you now have the option to not only locate your position via GPS, but orient the map to the direction you're facing. Once the compass picks up your bearing, it rotates the map to reflect. This may not sound like much, but if you've ever tried to walk a new city using just maps and geolocation, you'll understand quickly. Being able to not only see your surrounding landmarks, but how they relate to you from a directional standpoint is incredibly useful, and we found ourselves reaching for the help often with the 3GS. One sour note was that you're not treated to the same reality-bending feat of using the compass while in street view (as Android does -- always great at parties), though it's a minor complaint. We can't say what extended functionality the compass will hold, but the pairing with GMaps here is enough to make it a worthy addition in our opinion.
Landscape keyboard, Nike+, A2DP, further thoughts on iPhone OS 3.0
There are lots of little odds and ends, improvements both small and large, in the iPhone OS 3.0. At the time of this writing, anyone with an iPhone or iPhone 3G should be able to download and test most of them, but we wanted to give a brief overview / opinion on the ones that stood out to us.
The first big one that stands out is the extension of a landscape keyboard to all of the main applications in Apple's arsenal. That means you now have access to the more spacious layout in Mail, Notes, Messages, etc. There are a lot of users out there who were hoping this day would come, and we'll admit, our typing accuracy definitely goes up when we bust out the broader keyboard. Like copy and paste, this is probably an addition that should have been part of the package right out of the gate, but better late than never guys.
Another addition is the inclusion of Nike+ for the 3GS. The app itself is identical to the version which we've already seen for the iPod touch, but it's now in convenient iPhone form. We don't know about you, but carrying around the iPhone for a jog doesn't seem like the best option to us (then again, we don't know if carrying around a touch is preferable). Still, we won't knock Apple for trying to cram as much functionality into this thing as possible -- this is a welcome addition.And for those wondering about A2DP -- it's here, and it works flawlessly. Testing things out with the Motorola ROKR S9-HD yielded a simple pairing right out of the gate, and the sound quality was excellent. We thought we'd never see the day where Apple came around to a stereo Bluetooth profile, but it's here, and it's fantastic.
It's clear that Apple has taken great pains to listen to users and go over the OS with a fine tooth comb -- you see the company's careful work in places like the call log (which now shows much more detailed info on callers), upgrades to standard apps like Stocks, and the thoughtfulness of adding oft-requested features like voice memo recording. We're not saying Apple has gotten kind and gentle, but the company does seem more kind and more gentle as it insinuates itself into the mainstream.


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Hmm…Little Richard Implies He's No Longer Gay!
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At 84 years old the talent we all know as Little Richard recently opened up about his everlasting love for God and how he no longer claims homosexuality.
Little Richard also made it a point NOT to condemn those who choose to live their lives that way; "the Lord still loves them" he said.
You know it's just like everybody is turning one way or the other. This man here, when I first came into show business, they wanted you to look like everybody but yourself. And anybody come in show business, they're gonna say you're gay. Are you straight? Are you a homosexual something? They're gonna say it. But the God, Jesus, made men, men, he made women, women, you know. And you've got to live the way God wants you to live.
The legendary musician no longer partakes in wearing wigs and makeup but believes God is able to save and love anyone in need.
Regardless of whatever you are He loves you. I don't care what you are. He loves you and He can save you, and He will save you and He can help you. He will help you. All you've got to do is say, 'Lord, take me as I am. I'm a sinner.' But we all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. The only holy, righteous person is Jesus and He wants us to be just like Him because in order to go to Heaven, we've got to look like Him," Richard said. "I don't want to sing Rock and Roll no more. … I want to be holy like Jesus.


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I found out only recently that I'll be able to go with my friend/teammate, Shawn Griffith, on a trek. we're climbing Mt. Yale--over 14,000 feet! I am so pumped! I've been wanting to go really camping for a long, long, long time and was planning to go by myself in October. Now, I just have to take care of my checklist. I am so pumped! We'll leave September 14th and get back the following Friday. Man, I'm pumped! Click on the title to be linked to pictures of the mountain.
Here are some pictures from when we climbed the top bit of Clingman's Dome in east Tennessee near Gatlinburg:
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20 August 2007
Happy Birthday, Dad!
Max Weldon Whaley
It's hard to imagine how much love you've poured into my life. Thankfully, I don't have to imagine. I am in such an enormous debt of gratitude to you. Thank you for living your Jesus-following life in front of me.
Thanks for teaching me to love my wife by loving mom, being faithful to her, respecting her, and building her up. I have never worried that you would ever leave Mom because of your devotion to her. Thanks for teaching me to love my brother and sister--making me mean it when I said "Sorry" to Melissa and giving me the board when I hit Stephen. Thanks for hitting balls to me and letting me practice throwing them in to you at home.
Thanks for getting me to help you weave that soccer/volleyball net. Thanks for asking me if I wanted to be baptized while we did that. Thanks for putting up the tetherball pole. Thanks for letting me swing the sledgehammer against the post.
Thanks for pulling me out of the water on our first fishing trip together. Thanks for not letting the extended relatives drown me on our first camping trip together.
Thanks for demonstrating the true meaning of punctilious. Thanks for teaching me to buy shoes that fit well. Thanks for mowing a maze-path in the tall grass so I could race through it. Thanks for kicking my butt when I was being lazy while you were mowing. Thanks for racing me down Lakeview Road out in the country and trying to beat me, but still losing to me. Thanks for showing me that Tarantula, that King Snake, that opossum, and all the other animals. Thanks for showing me how to be calm around animals (and people) and for so many times helping me diffuse my out-of-control anger.
Thanks for having me read about Jesus' Resurrection and listening to what I thought about it while we sat on the back porch. Thanks for introducing me to all your coworkers and being so proud of me. A lot of people thought I'd never make anything of myself, but you did. Thanks for encouraging me to consider different vocations without pressing them on me too much.
Thanks for loving Nicole so freely and generously and gently and confidently. Thanks for praying such a beautiful prayer at our wedding. (And, by the way, thanks for teaching me about the vas deferens, too. ;-))
Thanks for playing the world's smallest violin for me whenever I would whine. Thanks for singing that song early on school day mornings--" . . . with egg on our places and bright shining faces, this is a good way to start a good day!" Thanks for letting me blow zerberts on your belly and letting me jump on your belly off the sofa. Thanks for letting me see you developing new skills (woodworking) late in life, too. Thanks for being an avid reader. Thanks for parking far out so other people could park up close and we could enjoy walking. Thanks for putting up with my long-winded theological lessons so graciously. Thanks for engaging me in theological conversations. Thanks for being willing to change your views--even later in life. Thanks for being patient--even when you were younger. You have always been like the young Timothy except that you're a father and now suddenly 60! "There is no one like you, who will show genuine concern for the welfare of others. You don't look out for your own interests, but those of Jesus Christ."
I love you, Dad. God bless you,
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12 August 2007
Testimony to Brain Power
I am amazed at what the body can do "on its own" and in spite of all sorts of challenges. We don't often see the hidden abilities that may reside in each one of us, but take a look at people with autism and see how strong the ability to remember can be. Click on the title to go to an amazing story. How many points could a 17-year old, 5-foot-6-inch boy with autism make in his first basketball game? What if he had been watching other kids make the same shots for several years? Unbelievable! He's a wonderful kid, too. Although he can't play in the post-season games since he didn't play the rest of the season, he's excited about continuing to support his team in his usual role as manager. "I just want to win as a team, not individually," he said.
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11 August 2007
My "little" brother and me during a hike up a mountain in the Smokies.
In addition to hiking, we also played our 2nd annual round robin tennis tournament. Last year, the ranking went: Stephen-1, Nicole-2, and me-3. This year, it was close again, but Nicole was #1, Stephen #2, and me #3. My family left us two tennis rackets so Nicole and I can practice. We played this morning, the first to six wins. I won the first three. Then, Nicole won six in a row, barely! We have Stephen to thank for inspiring us to play tennis.
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Why Mobile Service Providers Focus on Reinvention
Juniper Research has found that annual global mobile network operator-billed revenues from voice and data services are expected to fall by over $50 billion during the next 5 years — that's from $837 billion last year to $785 billion in 2022.
Some Over-the-Top Video Subscribers Still Using Pay-TV
Despite online TV rapidly growing in popularity, there's no doubting the importance of the traditional TV set to the media consumption habits of internet users – even among those who are paying for an online TV service.
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Nearly Half of Internet Users in France Adopt OTT Video
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"Just like the clay in the potter's hand, so are you in my hand, O house of Israel." --Jeremiah 18:6b
"A leper came to [Jesus] begging him, and kneeling he said to him, 'If you choose, you can make me clean.' Moved with pity, Jesus stretched out his hand and touched him..." --Mark 1:40-41
my hands, and let them move, at the impulse of thy love." --from the
hymn, "Take My Life, and Let It Be" by Frances Havergal
Dear Friends,
One by one, they came extended to me.
In pairs or singly, palm up or palm down--they were offered to me. Some
were offered hesitantly, even shyly. Others were presented eagerly,
confidently. Some were crooked with age and others straight and young.
They were rough and calloused, they were soft and warm. Some were
adorned with jewelry, others bore nothing but freckles and their
God-given hue. There were scars on a few (one had part of a finger
missing and another was encased in a cast) and, if not scars, then deep
lines full of stories.
"May God bless your hands, that they will move at the impulse of
God's love." And then the sign of the cross in oil, gently traced in the
tender skin of the palm or across the veins and fine bones on the back
of the hand.
Last Sunday during worship, as I blessed the hands of our
congregation, I was surprised by the lump growing in my throat as more
and more hands passed beneath my own. I felt keenly aware of the
humanity of each person. I felt acutely the vulnerability of open,
extended hands. I was completely overwhelmed by all that those hands
have touched and done and suffered over each lifetime. Those hands have
cooked and cleaned and cared, those hands have cradled babies and
caressed loved ones. Those hands have worked hard, given rise to
blisters, to support a family, to build, to plant. Those hands have
created beauty, with paint, with fabric, with music, with words. Those
hands have held guns in far off lands and held hands as life ebbed away.
Those hands have helped and healed and, in some cases, hurt others.
Those hands have prayed and clapped and been offered in love. So much
life in those hands, all those hands I was blessed to bless.
Have you seen a time-lapse photo before? The kind where the camera
shutter is left open capturing the blurred motion of the subject (like stars moving across the night sky, tracing their path in light)?
I thought, "All these hands...What if it were possible to take a
time-lapse photo of each pair of hands in motion throughout its
lifetime, and then merge all the images into one?" I am certain that, if
we looked closely enough at that blurred image, we'd catch a glimpse of
Look at your hands. Look closely, carefully.
"May God bless your hands, that they will move at the impulse of God's love."
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One thing they have in common is the tendency to raise one single language above all others when it comes to the holy. The book at left is one I am reading now on the history of Christianity. In the course of the book, the author must, of course, deal with the rise of Islam. In doing so, he reminded me of how, for Muslims, the Arabic language of the Koran has a singularly privileged role and how any translations from the Arabic are viewed as deficient:
Muslim sources have often ascribed the Qu'ran's power to its exceptional beauty in the Arabic language, and the Qu'ran does not translate well, particularly into English.
MacCulloch, Kindle location 4788.
Here is how one Muslim source describes the Muslim view of Arabic's importance:
Ninety percent of the world's Muslims do not speak Arabic as their native language. Yet in daily prayers, when reading the Qur'an, or even in simple conversations with each other, Arabic rolls off any Muslim's tongue readily. It may be broken or heavily accented, but most Muslims make the attempt to speak and understand at least some Arabic.
Why is Arabic so important to understanding the faith of Islam?
Regardless of their linguistic, cultural, and racial differences, Muslims form one community of believers. This community is based on their shared faith in One Almighty God, and the guidance He has sent down to mankind. His final revelation to mankind, the Qur'an, was sent over 1400 years ago in the Arabic language. Arabic thus serves as a common language among this diverse community of believers.
The original Arabic text of the Qur'an has been preserved from the time of its revelation. Translations have been done into various languages, but they all refer back to the original Arabic. In order to fully understand the magnificent words of their Lord, Muslims make every attempt to understand the rich and poetic classical Arabic language.Source link (emphasis added by blogger).
Hebrew plays a similar role among the Jewish people. Yet, in the Jewish case, there is the difference that Hebrew is also the historical and cultural language of ethnic Jews who make up the overwhelming majority of the Jewish religion. In contrast, Islam emphasizes Arabic even for the 90% of Muslims who are not ethnically Arab.
Interestingly, some Catholic traditionalists act as if the Catholic Mass is best celebrated in the Latin language (although the Roman or Latin liturgical rite is only one of several linguistically diverse liturgical rites in the Catholic Church). I like Latin very much, to say the least--but such a view of language strikes me as more Muslim than Christian. The Pentecost event (described in Acts 2) gives us the distinctively Christian approach: let the celebration of Christ's sacrifice take place in all the languages of all ethnic groups. No one language is intrinsically privileged over any other as the essential vehicle of divine revelation or as the essential means of liturgical celebration of that revelation.
Yes, it is good to study Latin to go deeper into our faith by studying the writings of our great Latin theological and spiritual writers. It is even better to study biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, the languages of the Scriptures which are uniquely central to Tradition.
Nevertheless, for Christians, at the end of the day, no one language can claim an intrinsic preeminence remotely like that of Arabic in the Islamic world. That linguistic difference is an important theological difference between Christianity and Islam that we should not be in the business of blurring.


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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"I learned that nothing good comes without work and a certain amount of pain. When I finish a set that leaves me shaking, I know more about myself. When something gets bad, I know it can't be as bad as that workout. I used to fight the pain, but recently this became clear to me: pain is not my enemy; it is my call to greatness." ~Henry Rollins
Friday, November 16, 2007
Day 64...fReE foRaLL...
Today I didn't follow the plan. Today was an all out free forall workout. Today I let my own fears and worries override what I've been told to do. The only saving grace is that I don't think W has much desire or time to read this regularly...he is busy doing what he left to do as he should be...so maybe he won't know. I wasn't trying to ignore his instruction or disagree with him, it's just that it felt too easy when I got started, and then...the self doubt...the fear...and the insults began to well up inside me. I wanted it to be hard...to punish me...to hurt...in hopes that I would somehow feel better afterwards.
I was FAT before. I was FAT and sad and uncomfortable and miserable and I hated myself for it. I worked so hard to change, but sometimes, maintaining something is harder than the push to achieve it. It's hard because when I was losing weight, I was happy to do what it took to lose weight...I was miserable so giving things up was not as hard. I didn't feel deprived. I felt more in control...more powerful and satisfied. I didn't know where I would end up...I never had a specific number. I just wanted to be smaller...healthier...less winded at the top of my stairs. I didn't place so much emphasis on the size of my clothes, because it didn't matter if I was a 14 or an 8 or whatever...it's all smaller than a size 18...which is what size I wore when I started the journey.
I ended up at a surprising size 2/4. I still can't believe I've made it so far some days. Everyday when I put the first leg in my jeans and start to slide them on, I literally pause and worry "what if...."..."what if they are tighter?"..."what if I can't pull them up?"..."what if I am getting fat again?" I KNOW it's crazy. I KNOW it's stupid. I KNOW it's unhealthy...sick even...but it's the way I feel...everyday. It's gotten really bad since W has been gone. He was constantly changing my workout and challenging me. I guess the stress and pain made me feel safe. I looked at myself naked in the mirror this morning...picking out every flaw...scrutinizing every inch of my body...and I felt sad and disappointed. I intellectually look at myself and can see...just for a moment...a body that many women would want and love...but then...the self doubt and hate and the fear take over. Like Julia Roberts says in "Pretty Woman", "..the bad stuff is so much easier to believe...".
Sometimes, I wish I was strong enough to starve myself, but I'm not...I love food too much. Sometimes, I wish I was brave enough to purge, but I'm not...the thought repulses me to the depth of my core. I always wish that I didn't love food so much, but I DO, so I work out hard to help me stay thin. I workout long and hard...everyday...rain or shine...healthy or sick...happy or sad...no matter what. The harder and more taxing the workout, the happier I am. Today I was thinking that I trade one pain for another...that the physical pain eases the emotional pain...just like cutting or purging does for other people...people that hate themselves like I do...sometimes.
After 2 hours in the gym, I left feeling unsatisfied and hoping that tomorrow will be better...hoping that tomorrow I will be kinder to myself...more forgiving. It doesn't matter how hard I work the outside of my body, if the inside stays the same. I have to change my way of thinking. I worry that I never will, but I hope I do learn to see the good someday...that I learn to appreciate the positive...to give myself credit for how far I've come. I tell myself that just because I was fat before, doesn't mean I will be fat again. I hope it is the truth.
POSTSCRIPT (1-4-08) ...Occasionally, I look back at previous posts, I don't know why, but I do. When I re read this, I realized that I sounded completely psycho. I sound like a self loathing nut case with a hidden eating disorder that cuts themselves. I assure you that I am NON of these things...never have been...never will be. I was down and writing my true feelings AT THAT MOMENT. That's the problem with opening up your most private thoughts and having them written down for anyone to see...sometimes, you feel so bad ...so low...and it can be misinterpreted. I'm not taking it back, because I really was feeling that way. I'm simply clarifying. I love to write descriptively and at times I can go a little over board I guess. No need to call the guys with a straight jacket...at least, not yet ;)
I did so much, so fast that I don't even remember it all. I do know that I was at the gym for a couple minutes shy of 2 hours and I did a 5 min warm up and a 5 min stretch, and I only did 30 min of cardio on the crosstrainer. Tomorrow I'll try and follow a plan.
"Each of us gives what we are able and, more importantly, willing to give to life. How we react when our capacity and will fall short of our expectations determines how we view ourselves…."
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Talking of Patrick Hamilton – as I believe we were on Monday – I often think of him as I wander through London's Fitzrovia area, trying to figure out the exact location of his famous pub, The Midnight Bell, from Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky, which is described as being on the Euston Road, near Warren Street tube. Perhaps it's there in some parallel world, still attracting the lonely and the disappointed.
If you're in that neck of the woods next Tuesday, here's an intriguing event taking place at London's Social Bar – a trendy little place, all concrete and booths – just off Great Portland Street. 'Crime' is described as an evening of literature and music, and features the considerable talents of Sophie Hannah, SJ Watson, RJ Ellory, Stav Sherez, Tom Benn and Russ Litten.
Starting at 7pm, tickets are £5 in advance from Faber Social or £7 on the door.
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Learning How to Make Turkish Coffee
When you visit a Kosovar home you will be served Turkish coffee or "Kaffe Turk". You will be asked if you like it "të ëmblë ose e mesme" meaning sweet or medium. Then there will be a tiny cup of smooth creamy Kafe Turk made individually for each guest according to their taste. It has a flavor all it's own.
· Fill your Turkish coffee cup with water and then put that amount in the small pot over a medium flame. Add 3/4tsp of coffee and stir. For sweet coffee add 1 tsp of sugar. For regular add 1/2 tsp sugar. Stir.
· Bring to a boil (it won't bubble but a foam will rise to the top of the pot) Try not to let it boil over but if you do the people here say that "Joy will be coming into your life."
· Take off the fire and stir. Bring to a boil a second time and then pour into the coffee cup slowly.
· Don't drink immediately because the grounds need to settle to the bottom of the cup. This is the time to sit and chat with your friend.
· Sip your coffee and enjoy. Leave the last thick bit in the cup as that is the grounds.
You can also make it with milk for a creamier taste. To make hot chocolate substitute the water for milk and put equal amounts (1/2 tsp of unsweetened chocolate and sugar in the small pot and follow the rest of the steps as above.


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When the idea of having a new trolley route in the Augusta Street area was first proposed, residents of the Alta Vista neighborhood were all for it. But when the new route started on Aug. 3, it included no stops in the area bordered by Augusta Street, Faris Road, Cleveland Street, and Church Street.
Nicole McAden, public affairs specialist for Greenlink, said staff were unable to identify stop locations along McDaniel that met Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility requirements, had encroachment permits approved by the state Department of Transportation, and had "buy-in" from the adjacent property owners in time for the route's first service day.
"When the trolleys were discussed, a lot of folks thought it would be great to have stops in the neighborhood," said Curt Hall, president of the Alta Vista Neighborhood Association. "But there's a difference between wanting a stop and having that stop near your house. I guess I understand why people wouldn't want a stop in front of their house."
Greenlink will evaluate any requests or recommendations for stops as they come in and plans to re-evaluate the route when its season ends in October.
The Augusta route, one of the new routes in Greenlink's expanded trolley service, includes Cleveland Park and the Greenville Zoo, popular attractions where parking can get extremely scarce, especially on weekend days when the weather is nice. Traffic on Augusta is a major concern as well and was one of the biggest reasons residents banded together to successfully fight against a Chick-fil-A drive-thru restaurant in the redeveloping Lewis Plaza.
Another new route, Arts West, will include the growing arts and restaurant district in the Village of West Greenville. It will also serve the Hampton-Pinckney and Southernside neighborhoods, as well as provide access to Heritage Green, the home of Greenville's main library and museums.
Both areas are home to tourist-related destinations, the primary criteria used by Greenlink officials to determine where the expanded trolley service can go, because the city is using hospitality tax money to pay for it. Hospitality tax money must be used for tourism-related expenses.
Using trolleys to lure people to tourist destinations isn't anything new in Greenville. Trolleys have been a common sight in downtown Greenville since 2006, when the Greenville Drive bought one to shuttle fans that parked at County Square to Fluor Field on game days.
Mayor Knox White said the idea came when city officials visited Chattanooga, Tenn. a city that also has a baseball stadium downtown, and saw a trolley shuttling baseball fans up a hill. White said the city thought a trolley could alleviate parking concerns in the West End on game days.
In 2016, trolley ridership was 118,000 — 10,000 more riders than Greenlink's White Horse Road route, which is the bus system's most popular fixed route.


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Fairmount HS Fairmount, GA Alumni List
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Kangaroos Have a Fifth Leg?
Kangaroos are known for being some of the best hoppers in the animal kingdom, and that's just on two legs. But when they are grazing for food on all fours, their tail becomes their most powerful asset, acting practically like a fifth leg, says a new study.
"We found that when a kangaroo is walking, it uses its tail just like a leg," Associate Professor Maxwell Donelan of Simon Fraser University, involved in the study, said in a press release. "They use it to support, propel and power their motion. In fact, they perform as much mechanical work with their tails as we do with one of our legs."
Kangaroos are known for using their tail to balance when they're hopping, but they are the only animals that use their tails like a leg.
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, Simon Fraser University in Canada and the University of New South Wales in Australia looked at red kangaroos, the largest of the kangaroo species in Australia. They were surprised to find that when these animals graze on grasses, they move both hind feet forward "pair limbed" style while using their front legs and tail to balance. And though it looks awkward, it's actually very efficient.
"We went into this thinking the tail was primarily used like a strut, a balancing pole, or a one-legged milking stool," commented co-author Rodger Kram. "What we didn't expect to find was how much power the tails of the kangaroos were producing. It was pretty darn surprising."
During the study, published in the journal Biology Letters, researchers had a small group of kangaroos hop and walk on a large motorized treadmill to figure out how much energy they use at varying speeds. The results eventually showed that a kangaroo can increase its metabolism by 50 times during exercise because of its powerful tail - which has more than 20 vertebrae.
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For a week now, my bloggie has been telling and showing readers from all over the world the wonderful meaning of "Oklahoma", and it's diverse natural beauty, the pride we Okies feel living here, and the building excitement of our coming birthday party.
But there is so much more to it: There is just a really good spirit here. A spirit that imbues the great majority of Okies with the little things which go to make up a good life. Like an easy smile, a clean joke near at-hand, a willingness to help others in need: Will Rogers said it so clearly, decades ago, when he claimed that he never met a man he didn't like. Simple and true.
We Oklahomans ARE blessed and fortunate to live here, and even blessed by each other. Exporting that warmth and geniality is what we do best, I hope.
Blessings come in many odd forms. I believe that this land, Oklahoma, is blessed to be near Arkansas, but not be Arkansas. We are blessed to be near Texas, but not be Texas. There could only be ONE Texas, they say....
We are not like Arkansans or Texans or New Mexicans or Kansans or Coloradans. But we appreciate em all being nearby for short visits.
It was native son Garth Brooks who sang "Sometimes I thank God for unanswered prayers".
Right on, Garth!
Right on, Garth!
By the way, you can hear this classic song, without downloading or anything else, by going to this song lyric site. (That ole boy sure has a voice, hadn't he?!)
But he makes my point in that song. For I would just be a lesser man, if Oklahoma was more like California or more like Massachusetts. If Oklahoma was more like Oregon or like Minnesota, the large cities would dominate state politics, to the detriment of the rest of the state. I am very thankful for not having to live on a Choctaw Reservation, as I might if this was South Dakota or Arizona. Thank you, Father, God. And bless all those folks, too, please. Thank You for the severe storms in the springtime; for they cause us all to be amateur weathermen, able to read the skies above and know what to do. Instead, this magical, wonderful place is Oklahoma.
Earlier this week I said that sure, Oklahoma has problems yet to be solved. But that spirit we share here, it gives us the optimism to face them, the courage to deal with them, and the resolve to overcome them. Call it whatever, our uncommon common sense, our ability to sit down and work together, Oklahomans 'git er done' son! I would be surprised if the 21st Century ahead did not show that Oklahoma had become a national leader among states!
I've never told anyone the following before: But I lived and worked in New Mexico, then Texas in the 1990s.
And very honestly, I began to become concerned about my eyesight while in Texas. Because literally, I was seeing blurry images which weren't there, before my eyes. Mostly scenes around this area here, and my mom's irises of many colors, in her flower gardens.
My mind was telling me to 'go home'. Quit the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and just go home. Back to a familiar place, known roads and familiar trails, to these mountains, where my next new friend is just moments away, to my Tulsa and my Oklahoma City and my Muskogee. Not the sprawling metroplexes that Albuquerque and Dallas/Ft. Worth are. Good places to visit, go and have a good time in, surely, but then come home. Not in Kansas, Dorothy; and not Arkansas, Hillary...
I call her "O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A!".


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Oh yes we did!
We (sorta) outgrew our mini-van.
With this new hot rod we are SO ready for more kids.
Oh yes we are!
For those of you who are thinking
ReDonkUlously large...
oh no, no! it rocks!
15 passengers?
That is our family of 7, soon to be 9
+ 6 friends.
Now you're jealous.
I have to say a big thank you to
We were praying for a van before our big
Christmas trip to Ohio and Florida.
And God provided!
Now for a name...


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These dogs have become important members of their teams, Recently in southern Afghanistan, they sniffed out 20 finds of unexploded devices, weapon caches and other materials. They also provide a measure of protection for their handlers. When it's time for them to retire, however, the highly-trained dogs are sometimes put down because they may be too aggressive or too sensitive for most civilians to handle.
There have been more, and more dogs coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan who have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. The head over the animal behaviour program at Tuft's University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Nicholas Dodman says that dogs can easily get a type of PTSD which is very similar to the disorder in humans.
There is a not-for-profit group in northern Illinois called Save-A-Vet, that works to find suitable adoptive homes for military working dogs. They are trying to get the message out that working dogs should be considered veterans instead of equipment, and they still have value after they retire.


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Part of my life was visiting a Tapestry Works with an Great Uncle - a place where he and my father worked. I was impressed with the looms and the way th shuttles moved and how the colours were woven to form the complete picture.
This is something that I wrote about that:
How wise it is we cannot see
What lies ahead in store,
For I believe we would not dare
To venture through that door.
Time passes and the days go on
And drift into another week,
While we continue in our struggle
And courage daily seek.
We go through times when life is calm
And days are peaceful and sweet,
But there are days when we falter
And wonder just what we will meet.
Changes come suddenly and we wonder
Just how to play the game,
But they are changes nonetheless
And we are never quite the same.
I look at my life as the shuttle flies
And the picture starts to evolve,
And I know that the maturity given
Will help this situation resolve.
We are all in the hands of The Weaver
And the shuttle flies, year after year
Sometimes we see the colours
And sometimes the picture is not clear.
Sometimes we are forced to stop,
To step back and view the scenes
It is then the we see the colours
And just what this picture means.
We see the blues, and yellows
Greens and startling pink
And it is this stopping and looking
Which really makes us think.
So rest in the hands of The Weaver
And just know that all will be fine
We should always rest and remember
That this is His design.
"The dark threads are as needful
In the skilful weavers hand
As the threads of gold and silver
In the pattern he has planned."
Linda J. Vaughan
August 23rd. 2002
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Hi there,
It looked just like Spring out this morning. The sun was out, the snow was melting and it smelled nice and fresh outside. But this evening it was a whole different story... it's snowing!
I have a card to share today that was submitted at Paper Secrets for their Dec 15th Color Combo Challenge. You can make an altered item, layout or card. Below is the color palette to use.
I chose a sketch from Becky Fleck/Page Maps (Sept 2011).
The card looked way too plain and I knew I needed to do "something" more to it.
The bow was pretty. So, I dug out my glitter paint and a paper towel, dipping it into the paint and dabbing it onto the whole card. I used the Nestabilities die for the shape and the sentiment was stamped with red ink and embossed with clear embossing powder.
Supplies used:
Paper: DCWV, Colorbok, White Cardstock
Nestabilities Die
Big Shot
Sentiment: Inkadinkadoo
Ink: A la mode Red
Clear Embossing Powder
Folk Art Extreme Glitter Paint
Satin Ribbon
Stampin' Up! Border Punch
Thanks for stopping by!
Have a Merry Christmas!
Libby :)


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GIANNATTASIO, Joseph
Joseph Giannattasio, 88, of Harwinton Ave., Torrington, died Wednesday (April 1, 1998) at the home of his daughter Anna Louise Zeller of Creatwood Road. He was the husband of Filomena ``Minnie'' Camperchioli Giannattasio. Born April 7, 1909 in Brooklyn, NY he was a son of the late Orazio and Anna Cardinale Giannattasio at the age of two his family returned to Giffone Valle Piana Italy where he was raised and educated. At the age of 16 he returned to the United States and had been a Torrington resident since 1941. He was employed as an electrical contractor for Plume and Atwood retiring in 1972. He was a member of the National Guard, the Monday Afternoon Senior bowling League, and the Edward Sullivan Senior Center. In addition to his wife he is survived by two sons Joseph Giannattasio of Wolcott, Anthony Giannattasio of Burlington; a daughter Anna Louise Zeller of Torrington; two grandchildren Lisa C. Stevens and Joseph R. Giannattasio and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased a son, Richard. Funeral services will be Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the LaPorta Funeral Home, 82 Litchfield Street. Burial will be in St. Francis New Cemetery., Torrington. Calling hours are Thursday from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home, and on Friday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to Hospice at Home Program Visiting Nurse Services of Connecticut Inc., 62 Commercial Boulevard, Torrington, CT 06790.


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But that's not why we're penning one of HazZzMat's continually difficult-to-write posts today. It's just to indicate that I'll be putting up what are hopefully relatively succinct posts on the current Wall Street shenanigans, how they tie in with language and electioneering, and how we are, as a nation, about to succumb to the utter triumph of Gramscian chicanery.
I've been away again for awhile due to the continuing problems involving the Wonkers' remaining parental unit, Mrs. Wonker's dad. (The rest of those units, alas, have departed over the last year and a half, probably due in part to needing to leave a world that they could no longer remotely comprehend.)
Additionally, I've been at the computer for what seems like my own 24/7 gig trying to salvage my investment portfolio so I can have a retirement. Aggressive trading has gotten back over 25% of my disastrous portfolio losses over the last 3 days, although today it looks like the market is swooning again. Given that I used to be a professional at this, I'm confident I can at least get back to even over the next 12 months, but God knows what the average dude is thinking out there right now.
Sadly, he's probably thinking about pulling the lever for Obama in about 3 weeks. This would complete the triumph of the most intensely organized far left attack on American democracy that this country has ever seen. Unfortunately, John Q. Public is not seeing this and is buying the line that everything is Bush's fault. And concluding that the only way to wreak revenge and salvation is by banishing the Repubs and putting in the
Wrong answer. Stay tuned. We'll get there.


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Today, August 15Th is the Italian holiday called Ferragosto and the day I started my blog, it's very fitting since it's a holiday that revolves around family, friends and food. It's hard to believe it's been 4 years already? It seems like only yesterday that I wrote my first post! I still feel exactly the same way about basil today.
When I reflect back on these past 4 years all I can say is that I'm grateful, grateful that I started this little blog and that I'm part of such a supportive community of people who share a little bit of themselves everyday and who inspire the heck out of me!
If you were to ask me which posts are some of my favorites I would have to say the ones that involve my family and friends, like the time my son ran his first marathon, or the post about my daughter, daughter-in-law and niece walking in The Chicago 3-Day for breast cancer, our picnics at Ravinia, the birth of my granddaughter, making ravioli together and Timpano. Foodie trips with my friends like this and this have become popular, I get quite a few emails requesting I do more.
I must say though that the most emails I've ever gotten on a post so far was the one I did about neckbones, silly me I didn't think anyone would even be interested in it other than my own family so I didn't even post the recipe! but to this day I'm still getting heartfelt emails from readers thanking me for writing that post and bringing back memories they had that were tied to that humble meal, apparently there's a lot of fellow neckbone eaters out there! According to my stats, this has been one of my most popular posts, along with this.
I could go on and on why I love blogging but really I just simply want to say thank you, thank you to all my loyal readers those who have stuck by me since the beginning, actual friends who I've come to know so well. Thank you to all those new to my blog, to my many subscribers, Facebook friends, and those who take the time to write me a personal email, I truly appreciate each and every one of your comments! A special thanks goes out to my husband Tony for always being my number one fan as well as my family and friends.
I don't know whats in store for the next year, but I'll just keep doing what I'm doing and enjoying it every step of the way!
For a small token of my appreciation I'm giving away 4 gifts for 4 years, each will consist of an amazing bottle of Mandarano Balsamic Glaze, (you're going to love how this enhances all your food!), plus The Silver Spoon Pasta cookbook by Phaidon, (because you know I love my pasta, and I love all the Phaidon cookbooks!) The winners will be picked by my 11 year old granddaughter and announced on Monday August 22nd in my next blog post. Just leave a comment and if you'd like I'd love to hear what your favorite Italian dish is. Thanks again everyone!


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A Villa in the Woods
There is nothing new I can tell about Shimla. The erstwhile British summer Capital and one of the most popular hill stations of the country, this place has no surprises to spring on the discerning traveler.
And yet we decided to go to Shimla... Since we were constantly scolded for going for our honeymoon along with five other people (which included two children), we almost felt pressurised to go for our 'real' honeymoon!
But, why Shimla?
Well, it so happened that during a cleaning process in my husband's office, a visiting card fell on his desk and he by chance looked at it. The card said Woodville, Shimla. Curiosity led to an Internet search and this is what he found - Woodville Palace is one of those beautiful hotels in Shimla which the town can boast about.
But this is not what prompted us to go there. What really inspired this decision was that Swami (Sai Baba) had also stayed there (I wonder he had sent the visiting card to us).
Back home, I was offered, "Let's go to Shimla for three days this week." Not being the instinctive decision maker type, I was apprehensive and skeptical. But promptly, the website was shown to me and I was impressed.
One call to Woodsville and the booking was made. We seemed to have got a nice room at an okay cost. Even after the tickets were bought for the to and fro bus journey, till the last minute I kept wondering, "are we really going?" It was natural, considering the way things were planned.
But in no time, I found myself in the bus comfortably seated right behind the driver's seat. The paranthas lovingly packed by mommy were gobbled down at the Delhi ISBT itself. Rest of the seven hour journey was after all, meant to be spent dozing off.
By the time, we reached Kalka, I started getting jittery and instantly ate the Avomine I had carefully kept in my pocket (I've always hated the ride to the hill stations).
It worked and I peacefully slept straight till I heard some people shouting Shimla, Shimla. As soon as we descended from the bus, we realised we were shivering. The light woollens on our body were doing no good and we wanted to somehow reach our hotel.
Our cab fellow turned out to be a talkative man and we launched our questionnaire. "How is this Woodville Hotel?" I asked. "Arre madam woh to mahal jaisa hai," we were offered. So Internet is reliable, we wondered. But it was still too early to say what our instincts will lead to.
Woodville Palace Hotel, Shimla
The drive through the elevated concrete jungle called Shimla was what really made us greatful for choosing Woodville Palace Hotel to stay. A little further up from the Governor's bunglow was situated this beautiful haven nestled amidst acres of greenery. Very much a part of the city, but still it felt as though we left the bustling city far behind when our car wound up to the entrance.
The reception area was kept warm with the huge heater and the warmth of the people of the hotel was written clear on the faces of the minimalistic morning staff. The room we had asked for was to get free by 12 and we were offered to relax in another room till then.
No advance taken and no background check done, we walked softly through the wooden floor and reached our room. Despite knowing that this wasn't where we were supposed to spend the next couple of days, my dear husband made it loud and clear that we weren't too happy with the room.
We'll talk about that later, let's rest for sometime was my response as I snuggled into the cosy quilt. Sometime later, sitting in the dining hall, devouring the lovely eggs, sandwiches and tea, we admired the tastefully done castle. Looking at some of the pictures put up, we came to know that this place was the palace of the Jubbal royal family and had a colourful historical background.
But everything else had to wait since the most pressing task of the moment was getting into the room we want. The small walk leading to the reception gave us another opportunity to marvel at the beauty Woodville was.
We could choose between two available rooms within our budget, we were told. Rejecting a stylish and modern room on the first floor, we chose an ancient looking place on the ground floor. Our two days can be spent in the sanctity of this room, we told each other happily the moment the hotel staff walked out after dropping our luggage.
Our den was beautiful- two sets of the windows overlooking the beautifully kept garden and the hills overlooking the hotel just melted our hearts. The furnishing was exactly according to our
taste. A huge cosy cot with a bed like sofa right opposite. The dressing table, study table and the big chest were all wooden.
But the two things which gave us the ultimate glee were the tall heater and the larger than life geyser! The bath tub wasn't too big but the heater compensated for all as we excitedly anticipated the elaborate steam bath we could have.
But the Avomine that had saved me and my fellow passengers of my puking session was just not willing to let me do anything else. I was compelled to sleep and so the poor man with me was also forced to postpone his craving for exploration.
The shower after the luxurious nap was blissful. For someone who doesn't even need to walk a kilometer to catch a transport to get to work, the walk to the mall road seemed tiring but relaxing.
Both of us had vague memories of walking down this road as children with our parents. And we went on to check out the places we remembered- "Where is that Chinese shoe shop? Where's Indian Coffee House?" Childhood memories are fond, Aren't they?
No shopping today, I was strictly instructed. So I satisfied myself with window shopping and some phone calls. As the sun went down, Woodville was pulling us back. With no transport allowed on the mall road, we had to depend on our feet to get back as soon as possible.
Home sweet home was how we felt when we got back.
The staff was instructed to call us when the dinner was ready. Meanwhile, it was time to switch on the TV set. Such was the magic of the place that my husband even relented to watch a Shah Rukh Khan movie with me! And we spent about one hour seeing SRK as bhoot in Paheli.
The hotel website isn't wrong when it says Woodville is a gastronomical delight. Each and every meal of the place was a treat to our tastebuds. To add to the flavour of the already tempting meal, the dining space was almost like a private meal hall.
The hotel staff just seemed to disappear when we would start eating. And miraculously appear when we needed something. Our appetite shot up in the cold weather and the wonderful ambiance.
The vegetarian stuff like palak paneer, yellow dal, mushroom curry and much more just melted in the mouth. As far as the non-veg was concerned, it is probably Woodville that prompted Sujith to start eating non-veg again.
Even the simple cheese sandwich tasted yummy in that place. We reprimanded ourselves a thousand times when we decided to have our lunch outside the next day. But considering the walking distance and the absolutely necessary shopping, we didn't have too much choice.
It was time for a brief hotel tour before venturing out to the mall road again the next day. But it was the garden where we got stuck and the tour was forgotten. Taking a small flight of stairs down the garden, we spotted this cottage type looking place called The House of the Rising Sun.
The only source of information there was this worker who was busy painting a placard. We came to know that this is the latest addition to this hotel which was inaugurated by Amitabh Bachchan. The man was too eager to speak about the hotel he obviously loved and told us that this is probably the best located hotel in the town.
We were also told that this is where the movie Black was shot. No wonder the house shown in the movie looked so royal! We understood that we had to end the conversation which could have gone on for hours together.
This time, I was quite excited walking down to the mall. After all, it was the shopping day. We walked past a bunch of school kids walking uphill whose red cheeks reminded us of the pale looking kids back home. Instead of shopping on the mall, we took a road leading us to a local type market.
We still don't know if the rates were actually cheaper but my husband's purse was surely emptied at the shawl shop. This routine was followed religiously and on our way back, we realised that we needed another bag to carry the proof of my extravaganza!
A Tibetan shop was our refuge where we bought a bag and since we had such a huge bag now, I picked up few woolen socks also. I was scolded then for splurging but even now I'm told that I could have bought a few more shawls to gift people!
The hotel still needed some exploration and we couldn't leave it without that. The lobby with comfy sofas had some amazing collection of rare art pieces. On the one hand was the face of an animal hunted by a raja and on the other was a beautiful Maharani Gayatri Devi which was once stolen and then later restored. We thought of having a drink at the Hollywood Retro Bar which has signed photographs of the 1930's stars such as Robert Taylor, Spencer Tracy and many more.
But considering the unnecessary cost involved, we decided against it and climbed up to explore the upper floors. The nights at Woodville were amazingly calm. Even with most of the rooms occupied, as we walked down the garden, it felt as though it was our private space. Sometime in the middle of the night, we could hear tapping on the wooden floor, but that didn't bother us.
But what really struck us about this hotel was the happiness on the faces of each and every hotel staff. At a time when the word contentment is ready to be removed from the dictionary, the
Woodville staff seemed completely out of this world.
At any time of the day, we could stop a staff and they were ready with his stories of the hotel- the stories ranged from their experiences with the pricey Ajay Devgan to the fan friendly Big B. But the most colourful stories were about the hotel owners.
"Every year, some of the hotel staff is taken along with the owner for a vacation," was shared eagerly. The ever-smiling faces dripping with warmth seem obvious when we were told that the staff is given a substantial raise every year. Well, how we wish there were more Woodville in this world!
This information explained us the classy behaviour of the managers.
Settling the bill seemed like a pleasure as we dropped a hefty tip in the box. The concluding part of the journey became a little strenuous as we fell short of cash and a non functional ATM ensured that our BP's rise.
Even after collecting all the change in our wallet, we were Rs 50 short of the full taxi amount. But with God's grace, the cab driver decided to waive the amount and give us our remaining hours of peace. Back in the bus, we talked fondly of Woodville vowing to visit again...


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I started the #100HappyDays challenge March 29th and I have been meaning to post the photos here on evelinruns.com for you to follow along. It took me a while but I have finally managed to gather the photos. I will keep posting weekly recaps once I'm caught up.
Here goes week one:
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