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Recognizable me: Hi everyone! My name is Sarah Rogers and I am a Junior here at CU! I am from a small town just off the coast of New Hampshire. I was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Illinois when I was two years old, then to NH when I was five, and have been there ever since. I love my home, it is full of life, good food, active people, and natural beauty.This picture of me is in one of my favorite towns in NH, Portsmouth, sitting right above the docks of all the outdoor restaurants.
I am so fortunate to have grown up in such a beautiful place, my family and I are always exploring new beaches, hikes, and active ways to experience New Hampshire. I have three sisters of which I am the third. We are all around two years in age apart, which has helped us to be extremely close. My sisters are the most important people in the world to me, everyday they are there to inspire and motivate me to be a better version of myself.
I started off my college career at the University of Delaware, and transferred to CU as a Sophomore at the start of the fall semester last year. I feel so much more at home here at CU, there is so much impressive nature here to experience and explore, and the people I have met are similar to me, with their love of the outdoors along with The culture in Boulder is very active and adventurous which is something I love to be immersed in.
Where I'm at: I spent this past summer at home, where I spent most of my time working. I started working at a little coffee shop inside of a surf shop right across from our local beach called Summer Sessions. You could see the ocean from the shop, and every night I closed the store I got to see the sunset over the water. I couldn't of asked for a better summer job, the people that I worked with were truly inspiring in their positivity, passion, and work ethic. I had only surfed a few times when I was very young, but by the end of the summer my fellow coworkers had pressured me into going out with them on a morning surf session. I fell in love with the sport, despite my blatant lack of experience and skill I had the best time and continued to surf through the last week of my summer.
As much as I love home, I was anxious to get back to Boulder. I am currently a Communications major with a minor in Studio Arts. I am excited for this year because I am starting to get deeper into my major and minor, and am currently looking for internships in my area of study.
What I want: I like to think of myself as a creative and innovative individual. When I am passionate about something, it is easy for me to write about it and discuss it. However what I lack is organizational skills and formality. What I hope to gain from this class is to be able to write more eloquently and professionally, as well as navigate and take advantage of professional and career focused websites and technologies.
Where you'll find me: As I've mentioned, I love to be active and explore. Where you will often find me once the winter weather rolls in is on the ski slopes. I've been skiing since before I can remember, and it is one of my absolute favorite things to do. My sisters and I are always off roading, skiing through glades and sometimes unmarked areas through the woods. I played sports all through high school, and have really missed that aspect of my life since I have been at college. Skiing out here in Colorado is what keeps me in touch with the athlete in me. Every season I try to better myself and challenge myself when I ski, and this season I hope to improve even more. When I have free time, you can also find me sketching and doodling. I love to draw, I try to draw at least once throughout the day even if it is just drawing flowers in the corner of my notebook. Lastly, you can always find me hanging out with family and friends. Nothing makes me happier than spending quality time with quality people.


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Saturday, September 7, 2013
Saturday's Scribbles
Speaking of making up one's mind, we finally decided to head out to CT late this fall to attend a healing conference put on by Pastor Paul Teske who wrote the book, "Healing Today." It is a small conference in size and length, but it is "big" because we will be driving. Staying in hotels......eating out.....riding for hours in the car.....ALL things I don't do or enjoy! If we had a RV we would travel that way, but alas that is still a wish away. With my encouragement Joel called and talked to Pastor Teske this past week,, and that kind of sealed the deal. Two Lutheran pastors the same age who were in the military, went to seminary, serving congregations, plus speak in tongues and were healed overnight! We are excited to go and to also meet face-to-face my sweet friend Katherine, who is going to the conference. We look at it as investing in our lives.
Yesterday we went to the park for morning devotions. The annual Civil War enactment was being set up, but not many people were there yet. All of a sudden during devotions a cannon went off a short distance away causing us both to jump. A word came out of my mouth that I will not share here! Good grief it was loud! This morning Joel is down at the park checking things out and getting a good whiff of wood smoke as he described it. For reasons beyond my understanding he loves the smell of wood smoke.
Tomorrow the girl we fostered for 4 years is coming by with her family. We have not met her husband or children so it will be nice to meet them and catch up on Denise's life. We do connect on Facebook and at Christmas but it has been years since we have been together.
Did anyone see that little guy on YouTube and GMA who is 5 and plays the piano brilliantly. He has a photographic memory and some form of autism I believe. I miss hearing the piano played in our home. I cannot play, but our children all took lessons and our two oldest girls are exceptionally good! Last summer at the reunion they hosted, they played for everyone and I could have sat for hours and listened. My mom was gifted in the same way.
We are going to a fundraiser today for a friend who is battling Lyme Disease. She, like me, went undiagnosed for over 20 years. Thanks to Joel speaking about his healing from Lyme, she went and was tested and finally got the right diagnosis. It is great to see so much information being put out in the media now and also that the CDC is actually being forthright on the number of cases each year. They publically announced that they have underestimated the number of new cases each year and now say instead of 30,000 cases there are 300,000 cases!!!! NOW it is time to find a cure!
We watched a good movie last night called "Emperor". Historical, but of course with a Hollywood flare. It is about General MacArthur and General Fellers and how they helped re-establish Japan after the war. Very interesting I have not been reading much this week due to sinus issues causing dizziness. Yuck. This too shall pass. Still walking dizziness or not ~this week I walked 1.5 miles three times and a mile the rest of the days...Yay! Farmer's Market, a hair cut (she comes to my home) and a good house cleaning rounded out our week. So how was your week?
Until next time................
4 comments:
- Kim said...
You've been busy! It sounds like we swapped weather. It's finally feeling like fall here with temps in the low 70s. I hope your road trip to CT goes well. You'll be passing right by us on the way! Hope your weekend continues to go well. :)
- September 7, 2013 at 10:12 AM
- Ginny said...
I'm ready for cooler temps and fall colors for sure.
The healing conference sounds wonderful. I hope your journey there is full of blessings, and how fun to meet your friend, Katherine. YAY!
Seeing Denise and catching up sounds lovely. I hope you all enjoy eachother.
I know what you mean about the piano. Matthew played the guitar as well as many other instruments. I miss that sound in the house so much. My mom's family is very gifted, I am not. I am glad Matthew is though. He can play about anything he picks up. Music in the house, ah, I love it.
I'm hoping with the CDC's acknowledgement more will become known about Lyme. I am also hoping soon insurance will begin to pay. But mostly, I'm hoping people won't have to suffer the way some of us have.
I hope you have a good week. I've been pretty sick so I haven't commented much but your last post about Forgiving Your Goliath really spoke to me. Thanks for continuing to write. It always touches me in some way. You and Michelle...you are my blessings.
Much love,
- September 7, 2013 at 2:54 PM
- Sharon said...
My, you guys have been busy! I so enjoy reading your posts - they're like miniature diary entries - a peek into your world!
- September 9, 2013 at 6:07 PM
- Anita Johnson said...
I have had a good week too, but it is hot hot hot here...92 today. I would love the kind of driving trip you are making, I'm like a dog about car rides and would be happy to have my head and camera hanging out the window! That could be a sight. praying for good health and safety while traveling and continued healing for you!
(PS Like Joel,I love the smell of burning wood too!)
- September 10, 2013 at 6:23 AM


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Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Review of The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture
My review of The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture by John Battelle. (NY: Portfolio, 2005).
Published in Midwest Book Review, Reviewer's Choice, 8(5), May 2008.
In the introduction of John Battelle's The Search: How Google Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture, the author discloses that he did not want to write a business biography of Google, although the company is discussed throughout the book. Although the subtitle mentions Google, the book is a broader look at both the history of the search engine industry and the effects it has on our culture. Battelle wanted to follow the story of how searching has evolved from graduate student information science projects to the world's growing dependence on online information. He also discusses some of the battles between Google, Yahoo!, MSN and second-tier search engines.
It all began in the mid-1990s, when AltaVista showcased a new computer created by its parent company. The search engine they created worked quickly on the powerful computers. AltaVista did not realize that it had created something more valuable than the computers themselves—the power to search the web.
Search, in Battelle's book, goes beyond businesses like AltaVista or Google. As more users manage their lives through the Internet, companies that analyze our queries and deliver what we are looking for will flourish. Battelle calls it the "Database of Intentions," which transitions the Internet from presenting content to interpreting intention. The Database of Intentions is a system that not only helps us satisfy our individual needs and wants, but changes the way we interact with others. As more users participate, search engines will better anticipate what will be asked for in the future.
The value of contextual advertising depends on interpreting intention. Since text ads are targeted for their audience, the ad buyer only pays when the ad is clicked. This has revolutionized advertising because small businesses which could not afford to advertise can now do so, and they only have to pay when it works. As one ad executive said, only a half of advertising works, but you don't know what half. Text ads work for everyone involved: businesses get sales boosts without a large marketing budget, customers get what they want (or did not even realize that they want) and search engines make money by connecting the two. Of course, it is not as easy as it seems, and Battelle offers examples of how companies have benefited and been damaged by search engine algorithm readjustments.
Battelle also discusses the downside of search engines, such as the various black hat schemes to rank pages higher or to commit clickfraud, among others. Google, whose motto is "Don't Be Evil," has been criticized for some of their business decisions. As search engine companies move into markets in countries like China, they will have to deal with oppressive government regimes that censor material, at best, and kill online dissidents, at worse. Google has issued a limp statement in defense of supporting China's censorship laws, and Yahoo! was recently exposed as helping China prosecute dissonant journalists that use its search engine. This topic will be discussed at great length in the coming years as companies try to profit in large, censored markets by compromising their ideals.
Although Google leads the market, other companies are gaining ground, like Yahoo! and Ask. In order to stay in the market, all companies will continue to analyze and market the Database of Intentions in quicker, faster, and simpler ways.
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- M. L. Lim, R. Matthews, M. Oja, R. Tryon, R.G. Kelly, J. R. Scully, "Model to Predict Intergranular Corrosion Propagation in Three Dimension in AA5083-H131", Materials & Design, Vol. 96, pp.131-142(2016)
- C. B. Crane, R.G. Kelly, R. P. Gangloff, "Crack Chemistry Control Intergranular Stress Corrosion Cracking in Sensitized Al-Mg", Corrosion, Vol. 72, No. 2, pp.242-263(2016)
- M. L. Lim, R.G. Kelly, J. R. Scully, "Overview of Intergranular Corrosion Mechanisms, Phenomenological Observations, and Modeling of AA5083", Corrosion, Vol. 72, No. 2, pp.198-220(2016)
- M.T. Woldemedhin, J. Srinivasan, R.G. Kelly, "Effects of Environmental Factors on Key Kinetic Parameters Relevant to Pitting Corrosion", Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry, Vol. 19, No. 12, pp.3449-3461(2015)
- J. Srinivasan, M. J. McGrath, R.G. Kelly, "A High-Throughput Artificial Pit Technique to Measure Kinetic Parameters for Pit Stability", Journal of Electrochemical Society, Vol. 162, No. 14, pp.C725-C731(2015)
- P. Khullar, J. V. Badilla, R.G. Kelly, "The Use of Sintered Ag/AgCl Electrode as Both Reference and Counter Electrode for Electrochemical Measurements in Thin Film Electrolytes", ECS Electrochemistry Letters, Vol. 4, No. 10, pp.C31-C33(2015)
- J. Srinivasan, R.G. Kelly, "Experimental and Modeling Studies on Mass Transport and Electrochemical Factors Influencing Stainless Steel Pitting and Repassivation", Corrosion, 70 (12) 1172-1174
- B. E. Risteen, E. Schindelholz, R. G. Kelly, "Marine Aerosol Drop Size Effects on the Corrosion Behavior of Low Carbon Steel and High Purity Iron", Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 161 (14) C580-C586 (2014)
- E. Schindelholz, B. E. Risteen, R. G. Kelly, "Effect of Relative Humidity on Corrosion of Steel under Sea Salt Aerosol Proxies II. MgCl2, Artificial Seawater", Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 161 (10) C460-C470 (2014)
- E. Schindelholz, B. E. Risteen, R. G. Kelly, "Effect of Relative Humidity on Corrosion of Steel under Sea Salt Aerosol Proxies I. NaCl", Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 161 (10) C450-C459 (2014)
- M. T. Woldemedhin, M. E. Shedd, R. G. Kelly, "Evaluation of the Maximum Pit Size Model on Stainless Steel under Atmospheric Conditions," Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 161 (8) E1-E9 (2014)
- E. Schindelholz, L-k Tsui, R. G. Kelly, "Hygroscopic Particle Behavior Studied by Interdigitated Array Microelectrode Impedance Sensors," The Journal of Physical Chemistry, Part A, (2013), Vol 118, No.1, pp. 167-177
- N. Birbilis, R. Zhang, M.L.C. Lim, R.K. Gupta, C.H.J. Davies, S.P. Lynch, R.G. Kelly, J.R. Scully, "Quantification of Sensitization in AA5083-H131 via Imaging Ga-Embrittled Fracture Surfaces," Corrosion: April (2013), Vol. 69, No. 4, pp. 396-402.
- D. Mizuno, R. G. Kelly, "Galvanically Induced Intergranular Corrosion of AA5083-H131 Under Atmospheric Exposure Conditions - Part II – Modeling of the Damage Distribution," Corrosion, 69, No. 7, pp. 681-692 (2013).
- D. Mizuno, R. G. Kelly, "Galvanically Induced Intergranular Corrosion of AA5083-H131 Under Atmospheric Exposure Conditions - Part I – Experimental Characterization," Corrosion, Vol. 69, No. 6, pp. 580-592 (2013).
- E. Schindelholz, R.G. Kelly, I.S. Cole, W.D. Ganther, T.H. Muster, "Comparability and accuracy of time of wetness sensing methods relevant for atmospheric corrosion," Corrosion Science, 67 233–241 (2013)
- M.L.C. Lim, J.R. Scully, R.G. Kelly, "Intergranular Corrosion Penetration in an Al-Mg Alloy as a Function of Electrochemical and Metallurgical Conditions," Corrosion, No. 1, pp. 35-47 (2013).
- E. Rouya, S. Cattarin, M. L. Reed, R. G. Kelly, and G. Zangari, "Electrochemical Characterization of the Surface Area of Nanoporous Gold Films," Journal of the Electrochemical Society 159 K97 (2012).
- Y. Wan, E.B. Macha, R. G. Kelly, "Modification of ASTM B117 Salt Spray Corrosion Test and Its Correlation to Field Measurements of Silver Corrosion," Corrosion, 68 (3), 03001 (2012).
- D. Liang, H. C. Allen, G. S. Frankel, Z. Y. Chen, R. G. Kelly, Y. Wu, B. E. Wyslouzil, "Effects of Sodium Chloride Particles, Ozone, UV, and Relative Humidity on Atmospheric Corrosion of Silver," Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 157 C146-C156 (2010).
- S. A. Policastro, J. C. Carnahan, G. Zangari, H. Bart-Smith, E. Seker, M. R. Begley, M. L. Reed, P. F. Reynolds, R. G. Kelly, "Surface Diffusion and Dissolution Kinetics in the Electrolyte-Metal Interface," Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 157(10) C328-C337 (2010).
- E. Rouya, G. R. Stafford, C. Beauchamp, J. A. Floro, R.G. Kelly, M. L. Reed, G. Zangari, "In Situ Stress Measurements during Electrodeposition of Au–Ni Alloys," Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters (2010), 13(11), D87-D90.
- E. Rouya, J. J. Mallett, P. Salvi, M. Villa, M. Begley, R. G. Kelly, M. Reed, G. Zangari, "Nanoporous Nickel by Electrochemical Dealloying," Transactions of the Materials Research Society of Japan (2010), 35(1), 23-26.
- E, Rouya, G. R. Stafford, U. Bertocci, J. J. Mallett, R. Schad, R. Begley, R. G. Kelly, M. L. Reed, G. Zangari, "Electrodeposition of Metastable Au-Ni Alloys," Journal of the Electrochemical Society (2010), 157(7).
- Z.Y. Chen, D. Liang, G. Ma, G. S. Frankel, H. C. Allen, R. G. Kelly, "Influence of UV irradiation and ozone on atmospheric corrosion of bare silver," Corrosion Engineering, Science and Technology, 45(2), 169-180 (2010).
- Z. Y. Chen, R. G. Kelly, "Calculations of the Cathodic Current Delivery Capacity and Stability of Pit Size on Stainless Steel in Atmospheric Environments," Journal of the Electrochemical Society (2010), 157(2), C69-C78.
- E. Schindelholz, R. G. Kelly, "Application of Inkjet Printing for Depositing Salt Prior to Atmospheric Corrosion Testing," Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters 13(10), C29-C31, (2010).
- P. E. Hopkins, P. M. Norris, L. M. Phinney, S. A. Policastro, and R. G. Kelly, "Thermal Conductivity in Nanoporous Gold Films during Electron-Phonon Nonequilibrium," Journal of Nanomaterials (2008), Article ID 418050, 7 Pages.
- Z. Y. Chen, F. Cui, R. G. Kelly, "Calculations of the Cathodic Current Delivery Capacity and Stability of Crevice Corrosion under Atmospheric Environments," Journal of the Electrochemical Society (2008), 155(7), C360-C368.
- E. Seker, J. T. Gaskins, H. Bart-Smith, J. Zhu, M. L. Reed, G. Zangari, R. G. Kelly, M. R. Begley, " The Effects of Annealing prior to Dealloying on the Mechanical Properties of Nanoporous Gold Microbeams," Acta Materialia, 56(3), 324-332 (2008).
- J. R. Scully, F. Presuel-Moreno, M. Goldman, R. G. Kelly, N. Tailleart, "User-selectable Barrier, Sacrificial Anode, and Active Corrosion Inhibiting Properties of Al-Co-Ce Alloys for Coating Applications," Corrosion, 64(3), 210-229 (2008).
- C. D. Taylor, R. G. Kelly, M. Neurock, "First-Principles Prediction of Equilibrium Potentials for Water Activation by a Series of Metals," Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 154(12), F217-F221 (2007).
- O. Schneider, G. O. Ilevbare, R. G. Kelly, J. R. Scully, "In-situ Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy of AA2024-T3 Corrosion Metrology III. Underfilm Corrosion of Epoxy-Coated AA2024-T3," Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 154(8), C397-C410 (2007).
- E. Seker, J. T. Gaskins, H. Bart-Smith, J. Zhu, M. L. Reed, G. Zangari, R. G. Kelly, M. R. Begley, "The Effects of Post-fabrication Annealing on the Mechanical Properties of Free-standing Nanoporous Gold Structures," Acta Materialia, 55(14), 4593-4602 (2007).
- O. M. Schneider, G. O. Ilevbare, J. R. Scully, R. G. Kelly, "Localized Coating Failure of Epoxy-coated Aluminium Alloy 2024-T3 in 0.5 M NaCl Solutions: Correlations among Coating Property Degradation, Blister Formation, and Local Chemistry within Blisters," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 154(8), C397-C410 (2007).
- Z. Y. Chen, R. G. Kelly, "An Analytical Modeling Method for Calculating the Maximum Cathode Current Deliverable by a Circular Cathode under Atmospheric Exposure," in Simulation of Electrochemical Processes II, V. G. DeGiorgi, C. A. Brebbia, R. A. Adey, eds., WIT Press, Boston, pp. 33-42 (2007).
- K. R. Cooper, R. G. Kelly, "Crack Tip Chemistry and Electrochemistry of Environmental Cracks in AA7050," Corrosion Science, 49, 2636–2662 (2007).
- C. D. Taylor, R. G. Kelly, M Neurock, "Theoretical Analysis of the Nature of Hydrogen at the Electrochemical Interface between Water and a Ni(111) Single-Crystal Electrode," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 154, F55 (2007).
- C. D. Taylor, M. J. Janik, M. Neurock, R. G. Kelly, "Ab initio Simulations of the Electrochemical Activation of Water," Molecular Simulation, 33(4-5), 429-436 (2007).
- O. M. Schneider, R. G. Kelly, "Localized Coating Failure of Epoxy-coated Aluminium Alloy 2024-T3 in 0.5 M NaCl Solutions: Correlation between Coating Degradation, Blister Formation and Local Chemistry within Blisters," Corrosion Science, 49, 594–619 (2007).
- J. Zhu, E. Seker, H. Bart-Smith, M. R. Begley, M. Reed, R. G. Kelly, G. Zangari, W. Lye, "Mitigation of Tensile Failure in Released Nanoporous Microstructures via Thermal Treatment, Appl Phys Lett, 89, 133104 (2006).
- C. Taylor, R. G. Kelly, M. Neurock, "First-Principles Calculations of the Electrochemical Reactions of Water at an Immersed Ni(111)/H2O Interface," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 153 (12) E207-E214 (2006).
- F. J. Presuel-Moreno, H. Wang, M. A. Jakab, R. G. Kelly, J. R. Scully, "Computational Modeling of Active Corrosion Inhibitor Release from an Al-Co-Ce Metallic Coating Protection of Exposed AA2024-T3," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 153(11) B486-B498 (2006).
- F. Cui, F. J. Preseul-Moreno, R. G. Kelly, "Experimental and Computational Evaluation of the Protection Provided by an Aluminum Cladding to AA2024-T3 Exposed at a Seacoast Environment," Corrosion, 62(3), 251-263 (2006).
- F. Gui, R. G. Kelly, "A Study of Performance of Corrosion Prevention Compounds on AA2024-T3 with Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy," Electrochimica Acta,51(8-9), 1797-1805 (2006).
- F. Cui, F. J. Preseul-Moreno, R. G. Kelly, "Computational Modeling of Cathodic Limitations on Localized Corrosion of Wetted SS 316L at Room Temperature," Corrosion Science, 47, 987–3005 (2005).
- F. J. Preseul-Moreno, M. E. Goldman, R. G. Kelly, J. R. Scully, "Electrochemical Sacrificial Cathodic Prevention Provided by an Al-Co-Ce Metal Coating Coupled to AA2024-T3,", Journal of Electrochemical Society, 152(8), B302-B310 (2005).
- K. R. Cooper, R. G. Kelly, "Measurement and Modeling of Crack Conditions During the Environment-Assisted Cracking of an Al-Zn-Mg-Cu Alloy," in Environmentally Induced Cracking of Materials II, S. Shipilov, ed., Elsevier, 335-344 (2005).
- M. P. Ciccone, R. P. Gangloff, R. G. Kelly, "Test Environment Selection for Corrosion-Fatigue Testing of Aluminum Alloy 7075-T6," Corrosion, 61(6), pp. 571-578 (2005).
- K. R. Cooper, K. Furrow, R. G. Kelly, "Wicking and Water Displacement by Corrosion Prevention Compounds In Simulated Aircraft Aluminum Alloy Lap Joints," Corrosion, 61 (2), pp. 155-166 (2005).
- F. Gui, R. G. Kelly, "Performance Assessment and Prediction of Corrosion Prevention Compounds with Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy," Corrosion, 61(2), pp. 119-129 (2005).
- K. R. Cooper, Y. Ma, J. P. Wikswo, R. G. Kelly, "Simultaneous Monitoring of the Corrosion Activity and Moisture inside Aircraft Lap Joints," Corrosion Engineering, Science, and Technology,39(4), 339-345 (2004).
- J. M. Williams, R. G. Kelly, "An Analysis of Corrosive Species Ingress into IM7/PETI-5 Ti Honeycomb Composites," Composites Science and Technology, 64, 1875-1883 (2004).
- G. O. Ilevbare, O. Schneider, R.G. Kelly, J.R Scully, "In-Situ Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy Of AA2024-T3 Corrosion Metrology: 2. Trench Formation Around Particles," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 151 (8), B465-472 (2004).
- G. O. Ilevbare, O. Schneider, R.G. Kelly, J.R Scully, "In-Situ Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy Of AA2024-T3 Corrosion Metrology: 1. Localized Corrosion of Particles," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 151 (8), B453-464 (2004).
- J. S. Lee, M. L. Reed, R. G. Kelly, "Combination of Rigorously Controlled Crevice Geometry and Computational Modeling for the Study of Crevice Corrosion Scaling Factors," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 151 (7), B423-B433 (2004).
- H. Wang, F. Preseul, R. G. Kelly, "Computational Modeling of Inhibitor Release and Transport from Multifunctional Organic Coatings," Electrochimica Acta, 49/2, 239-255 (2004).
- O. Schneider, R. G. Kelly, "Localized Coating Failure of Epoxy-Coated AA2024-T3 in 0.5 M NaCl Solutions: Comparison of Conventional Electrochemical Techniques and Microelectrochemical Methods," Corr. Eng. S&T , 38(2), 119-128 (2003).
- K. S. Ferrer, R. G. Kelly, "Development of an Aircraft Lap Joint Simulant Environment," Corrosion, 58(5), 452-459, 2002.
- O. Schneider, G. O. Ilevbare, J. R. Scully, R. G. Kelly, "Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy as a Tool for In Situ Monitoring of Corrosion underneath Organic Coatings," Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters, 4(12), B35–B38, 2001.
- K. S. Ferrer, R. G. Kelly, "Comparison of Methods for Removal of Corrosion Products from AA2024-T3," Corrosion, 57, 110-117 (2001).
- G. O. Ilevbare, J. Yuan, R. G. Kelly, J. R. Scully, "Inhibition of the Corrosion of AA 2024: Chromate Conversion Coating versus Chromate Additions," Corrosion, 56(3), 227-242 (2000).
- A. M. Mierisch, J. Yuan, R. G. Kelly, S. R. Taylor, "Probing Coating Degradation Using Local Chemical and Electrochemical Techniques, Journal of Electrochemical Society, 146(12), 4449-4454 (1999).
- K. R. Cooper, R. G. Kelly, "Using Capillary Electrophoresis to Study the Chemical Conditions Within Cracks in Al Alloys," Journal of Chromatography A, 850, 381-9 (1999).
- R. G. Kelly, J. Yuan, C. M. Weyant, K. S. Lewis, "Capillary Electrophoresis Applications in Corrosion Science and Engineering," Journal of Chromatography A, 834, 433-444 (1999).
- C. S. Brossia, R. G. Kelly, "Occluded Chemistry Control and the Effects of Alloy Sulfur in the Initiation of Crevice Corrosion of Austenitic Stainless Steel," Corrosion Science, 40, 1851-1871 (1998).
- C. S. Brossia, R. G. Kelly, "Influence of Alloy Sulfur Content and Bulk Electrolyte Composition on Crevice Corrosion Initiation of Austenitic Stainless Steel," Corrosion, 54, 145-154 (1998).
- Z. Fei, R. G. Kelly, J. L. Hudson, "Spatiotemporal Patterns on Electrode Arrays," J. Phys. Chem., 100(49), 18986-18991 (1996).
- R. G. Kelly, C. S. Brossia, K. R. Cooper, J. Krol, "Analysis of Disparate Levels of Anions of Relevance to Corrosion Processes," Journal of Chromatography A, 740, 191-98 (1996).
- K. R. Cooper, R. G. Kelly, "Sources of Variability in Cation Analyses for Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance Test," Journal of Chromatography A, 740, 183-90 (1996).
- R. G. Kelly, P. J. Ambrose, R. C. Wilson, K. A. Jefferies, S. Kannan, "Results of Corrosion Coupon Exposures of Ferrous Materials in Black Liquor," Tappi Journal, 79 148-154 (1996).
- C. S. Brossia, R. G. Kelly, "A Reference Electrode for Use in Methanol Solutions," Electrochimica Acta, 41, 2579-2585 (1996).
- S. Kannan, R. G. Kelly, "The Role of Dihydroxybenzenes in the Corrosion of Steel in Black Liquor," Corrosion Science, 38, 1051-1069 (1996).
- L. A. Pawlick, R. G. Kelly, "An Electrochemical Investigation of the Corrosion Behavior of AA5052 in Methanolic Solutions," J. Corrosion Sci. & Engr., 1(4), 1-12 (1995).
- G. Salamat, G. A. Juhl, R. G. Kelly, "The Mechanism of Dissimilar Metal Crevice Corrosion in Superferritic Stainless Steel," Corrosion, 51, 826-836 (1995).
- C. S. Brossia, E. Gileadi, R. G. Kelly, "The Electrochemistry on Iron in Methanolic Solutions and Its Relation to Corrosion," Corrosion Science, 37, 1455-1471 (1995).
- Z. Fei, J. L Hudson, R. G. Kelly, "A Low Noise Contact for Rotating Electrodes," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 141, L123-4 (1994).
- R. P. Gangloff, R. G. Kelly, "Microbe Enhanced Fatigue Crack Propagation in HY 130 Steel," Corrosion, 50, 345-354 (1994).
- B. K. Nash, R. G. Kelly, "The Characterization of the Crevice Solution Chemistry in 304 Stainless Steel," Corrosion Science, 35, 817-825 (1993)
- P. D. Bastek, R. C. Newman, R. G. Kelly, "Experimental Determination of the Effects of the Surrounding Passive Film on Scratched Electrode Behavior," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 140, 1884-1889 (1993).
- R. G. Kelly, H. S. Scully, G. E. Stoner, "Corrosion of Packaged Galvanized Steel Analyzed by Capillary Electrophoresis," British Corrosion Journal, 28, 3, 1-4 (1993).
- J. F. Dante, R. G. Kelly, "The Evolution of the Adsorbed Solution Layer During Atmospheric Corrosion and Its Effects on the Corrosion Rate of Copper," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 140, 1890-1897 (1993).
- H. S. Scully, L. Brumback, R. G. Kelly, "Chromatographic Studies of Localized Corrosion Sites," Journal of Chromatography, 640, 345-350 (1993).
- B. K. Nash, R. G. Kelly, "Applications of Ion Chromatography to Corrosion Studies," Journal of Chromatography, 605, 135-140 (1992).
- B. K. Nash, R. G. Kelly, "The Use of Ion Chromatography for the Study of Localized Corrosion," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 139, L48-L49 (1992).
- R. C. Newman, B. J. Webster, R. G. Kelly, "The Electrochemistry of SRB Corrosion and Related Phenomena," J. Iron and Steel Institute of Japan Intl., 31, 201-209 (1991).
- D. E. Williams, R. C. Newman, Q. Song, R. G. Kelly, "Passivity and Passivity Breakdown of Binary Alloys," Nature, 350, 216-218 (1991).
- R. G. Kelly, A. J. Frost, T. Shahrabi, R. C. Newman, "Brittle Fracture of an Ag/Au Alloy Induced by a Surface Film," Metall. Trans., 22A, 531-541 (1991).
- R. G. Kelly, R. C. Newman, "Confirmation of the Applicability of Scratched Electrode Techniques for the Determination of Bare Surface Current Densities," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 137, 357-358 (1990).
- R. G. Kelly, P. J. Moran, "Passivity of Metals in Organic Solvents," Corrosion Science, 30, 495-509 (1990).
- R. G. Kelly, P. J. Moran, J. Kruger, C. Zollman, E. Gileadi, "Passivity of Fe in Anhydrous Propylene Carbonate," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 136, 3262-3269 (1989).
- R. G. Kelly, P. J. Moran, E. Gileadi, J. Kruger, "Passivity of Fe in Mixtures of Propylene Carbonate and Water," Electrochimica Acta, 34, 823-830 (1989).
- R. G. Kelly, P. J. Moran, "The Rate limiting Mechanism in Li/I2 (P2VP) Batteries; Part II : Effect of Discharge Rate on the Contributions of the Cell Components to the Cell Impedance," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 134, 31-37 (1987).
- R. G. Kelly, P. J. Moran, "The Rate limiting Mechanism in Li/I2 (P2VP) Batteries; Part I : Effect of Discharge Rate on the Morphology and Dimensions of the Cell Components," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 134, 25-31 (1987).
- J. R. Scully, R. G. Kelly, "A Non destructive Electrochemical Test for Detecting Intergranular Corrosion of a Duplex Steel," Corrosion, 42, 537-542 (1986).
- L. C. Phillips, R. G. Kelly, J. W. Wagner, P. J. Moran, "An Investigation of the Volume Change Associated with Discharge of Li/I2 Batteries via Holographic Interferometry," Journal of Electrochemical Society, 133, 1-5 (1986).
- K. J. Bundy, R. G. Kelly, E. L. Brown, C. M. Delahunty, "pH Shifts Associated with Metal Ions in Tissue Culture," Biomaterials, 6, 89-96 (1985).


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You'll be able to see that with these creations, nothing cute Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-88567373444635766692013-09-02T16:39:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:40:02.072-04:00Toffee Chex MixI have been on a Chex mix kick. First we experimented with Nutella Puppy Chow, big big hit. Then I tried Cake Mix Puppy Chow. Also delicious. However, I think we all get a bit tired of the 10x sugar taste- which to me tends to over power the other flavors. Plus - like any powdered donut. It's a MESS to eat. So, on to Almond Bark and what flavors can be created. I was buying on a whim, Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-67670437437300785562013-09-02T16:38:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:38:14.431-04:00Halloween treatsHello Friends! I have two fun Chex treats that are sure to please your little goblins. This Chex mix is fun and perfect for Halloween treats- for class or friends/coworkers. I know my kids have taken this to school and gotten raves from friends and teachers. You'll need 1 box Rice Chex mix 1 1/2 blocks of Almond Bark- can find this at the Walmart. Yes, one whole and one half package, I likeKristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-3871895081620793552013-09-02T16:35:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:35:31.815-04:00You can Yudu! Jul 12 2012 WhooHoo you can YUDU!! Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hey, Circlet friends! Kristen here today with a YUDU post. I know, it's been a while since I've shared something created with my Yudu, and I'm sad about that. I love Yudu-ing. I keep trying to get my children's teachers at school to let me print them up some AWESOME screen printed T-Shirts. but so far no one has asked. Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-61985490937534444342013-09-02T16:34:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:34:16.251-04:00Life is Bliss Hi! Kristen here with my take on the THINK PINK Challenge! I used two different layers of scallops, plus glitter and pink! First, I cut out the bracket piece from the background off this Cosmo Cricket Pixie-licious paper, then trimmed one part off the side, keeping both pieces. I cut out the three borders, two scallop and one latticework using the Elegant Cakes Cartridge, I added them to my Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-19219591451813078802013-09-02T16:33:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:33:26.663-04:00Skinny Snowman Feb 4 2011 Weekly Challenge #19: Whatevah! Challenge Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Each week join us for "Challenge Friday" where we will announce a new creative challenge. We want you to feel inspired to use your supplies in new ways. Have fun with it! Check back often to see the beautiful entries from your Circle Friends . . . you are sure to leave with a desire to get cutting! Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-14275588435279073072013-09-02T16:32:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:32:21.640-04:00Spooky treats and wearables Oct 21 2010 Apple O'Lanterns Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Thoughtful Thursdays are all about the little things we do to brighten each other's day. Cards, gifts, treats, party favors, and more! It *IS* the thought that counts! Hey there! Kristen here today with two cute projects for you today. First are some treats!! There are no tricks involved with making these super cute fun apples! Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-77903244022653576372013-09-02T16:31:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:31:24.032-04:00Mini Cricut Cake projects Nov 1 2010 Taking the CRICUT CAKE MINI for a Spin! Cricut Circle Blog Design Team member, Kristen Swain, shows us all kinds of AMAZING projects we can create with the BRAND NEW Cricut Cake Mini available today, November 1st, and Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft stores across the nation! Your local Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft stores has a Cricut Cake Mini with your name on it! Designing your own Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-56496189228039344782013-09-02T16:30:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:30:13.871-04:00My most favorite cricut project everNov1 2010 Thanksgiving Cornucopia Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Good morning! Kristen here with my Thursday post, today I am sharing with you a tutorial on making a lovely Thanksgiving Cornucopia for your holiday table. Not only is this decoration beautiful, but it's edible too! And DELICIOUS!! This lovely fruit filled cornucopia is made with Pie Crust! And I used my new Mini Cake Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-84033225047600161462013-09-02T16:28:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:28:22.740-04:00Thanksgiving set Nov 18 2010 Hostess Gift set Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hello! Kristen here today with a hostess or host gift set. This year my sister is hosting our Thanksgiving. Along with bringing some menu items, I thought I would bring this nice gift set along with us, to truly thank her for including us at her holiday table. You could add more items, perhaps make a matching gift bag to Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-81837223331730392642013-09-02T16:27:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:27:10.423-04:00Unmeltable Snowman Make an Unmeltable Snowman Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hello! Kristen here with a fun home decor project for your Christmas and Winter holiday decorations. How about creating a tiered stacking snowman? He'll never melt and he'll last for years and years! To make my snowman, I needed cardstock, Echo Park's Everybody Loves Christmas paper collection, felt, buttons, a little strip of Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-57872029617004543442013-09-02T16:25:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:25:41.078-04:00Snowfamily Dec 8 2010 Snow Family Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hi! Kristen here with a fun and personalized Christmas Home Decor item for you. I just can't resist snowmen, they are so sweet and adorable! I have a whole tree that I decorate every year at Christmas that is full of snowmen, and sometimes I leave it up into the winter months as well. I have been chopping up lots of styrofoam balls Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-23573374494084571082013-09-02T16:21:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:21:39.205-04:00Traditional Trees layout Dec 14 2010 Traditional Trees Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hello Circlets!! Kristen here with a fun layout and ornament combo for you today! Today is all about the trendy non-traditional colors being used on our paper crafting projects. What I love to do is mix up my color combos, not just using only non-traditional colors, but adding in a few traditional as well. It really brings Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-52465633970296846632013-09-02T16:20:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:20:33.535-04:00Snowman redoHi Circlets, Happy New Year!! Kristen here and I am sharing a fun new project with you today. Today is all about scraplifting. With the Monthly challenge here today, we are scraplifting projects seen on the Circle Blog. I had shared my paper mache snowman decor box, and I was so totally smitten with him, I decided to scraplift myself ( LOL!) and create another snowbuddy to sit beside him Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-33520668879621360182013-09-02T16:19:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:19:34.080-04:00Sweet Baby Cards Jan 18 2011 Occasion Baby Cards Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Good morning Circlets!!It's Kristen with some sweet baby cards. We are celebrating baby girls this week, and I have a whole card set for you today! And you can use these images as a jumping point for creating other occasion cards as well. Today I want to share some ways to add dimension to your project. I use a variety of Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-69928031411532874892013-09-02T16:18:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:18:32.137-04:00Inspiration from your photos Jul 16 2012 Inspiration from Your Photos Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hello Circlets! Kristen here with you today to talk to you about where I get my inspirations from. This week's theme is About Me, and I'll be honest with you, the first thoughts through my head were ACK, YIKES, EEP, and BLEGH! I don't like to chat too much about myself, I don't think I'm very interesting, and Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-49792053302544602782013-09-02T16:16:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:16:15.064-04:00Knifty Knitter Mar 6 2011 Wearin' O' the Green Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hello Circlets! Kristen here today with a fun Knifty Knitter project for you. Wouldn't you like to create your own green accessory to wear this St. Pat's? Here is my daughter Alizabeth helping mom out and modeling this scarf for you. I used a soft yarn in a soft lime color, with the flowers in a deep gray with threads of Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-34154657370825106352013-09-02T16:12:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:12:36.326-04:00Puppy Layout Mar 25 2011 Weekly Challenge #26: Just Because Challenge Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Hello Circlets! Today is Challenge Friday, where we have a fun new challenge for you. Today is all about scrapping your everyday! If you don't want to scrapbook, you can also create a "Just Because" card. As I was thinking about this challenge, and what I wanted to create, I thought about our pets. I Kristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-44505049772249824492013-09-02T16:11:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:11:37.597-04:00GoulashGOULASH *Shiver* Doesn't that food name send a shiver up your spine? oh So CREEPY! GHOUL-ASH!!! Hey make this for Halloween, it's a great recipe to make for a night trick or treating! hey I'm always up for a new recipe. And I like the flavors of this dish, you can use ground beef ( you know you forgot to pull out something for dinner and you have a block of frozen ground beef- NOT SPAGHETTI Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-43569939848380304452013-09-02T16:10:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:10:36.042-04:00Toadally cute layout Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Good morning Circlets! This week is CREEPY CRAWLIES week! ICK! Being a total girl, and a mom to two girlie girls, we don't have a lot of icky creatures in our lives, thank goodness! But occasionally my husband convinces the girls to handle some creature- a worm, cricket, tiny snake, etc… and it always makes for a good story. This layout is all about a toadKristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-6722504331816414362013-09-02T16:08:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:08:43.437-04:00My office space May 4 2011 My tidy little office Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Today we have Kristen Swain here to share her spacious scrapping space with us! I love that she has a spot for family and other visitors to hang out so that she can work on projects, yet still feel connected to the family. Her desk is a whoppin' 4 feet by 8 feet. What a dream to have all that surface area to spread projectsKristen Swainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-27451746504004255862013-09-02T16:07:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:07:43.099-04:00St.Pat's Party Mar 8 2011 St. Pat's Tea Party Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Good Morning Circlets! Kristen here with a fun party idea for St. Patrick's Day. I was thinking and thinking about this post today, and thought, well, it's not a huge day of celebration, but wouldn't it be a great excuse to get some girlfriends, daughters or grandkids over for a little tea party? My card invite says "tea Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-736163150819839596.post-77626967168476676892013-09-02T16:05:00.001-04:002013-09-02T16:05:42.231-04:00Road trip mini album May 24 2011 Road Trip! Posted by: Kristen Swain · Edit Happy Tuesday, Circlets! Since this week is all about travel and road trips, I am showing you a cute mini album I created of a family outing we took a couple years ago. Every year at least once, we pile the kids in the car and go on a day trip. We bring some snacks, water and tunes, and just explore the country side. We have fun Kristen Swainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Happy Monday Everyone! Sorry for the very late posting but we went skiing this morning with the kidlets. It is 1½ hours away so we got up super early (5:00 am) to be able to get there early and ski until lunch. The scenery was SPECTACULAR as were a couple of my wipe-outs! I was not used to the powder snow or the moguls. I have now learned to ski AROUND them! LOL!
So, on Valentine's day, my hubby bought we a little video recorder so that I could start to use it on my blog. What a sweetie! I get so many questions every week about my coloring and once i mentioned that I would love to create some videos. He decided to surprise me and make my wish come true. I am so LUCKY!
I have made a short little one for starters and I hope to expand on it with some tutorials showing how I color with my Copics. Since Youtube videos can only be 10 minutes long, I will break the techniques down into sections! If there are other things you'd like me to do, then please leave me a comment and I would love to accommodate you!
Here is my first one. I show you how to use the colorless blender solution to create a very subtle texture and also how to apply Shimmerz. (Please ignore my alternately squeaky & mumbled voice ~ you may have to turn up the volume! I will practice on speaking louder for the next on!)
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Chickety Check Before You Wriggety Wreck...or something like that.
Brooke moved home.
Ali and I saw her load her belongings into Brian's bright yellow car and drive off as the theme of their license plate cover, "enjoy the ride," ironically set the tone for their trip to the airport.
And all is quiet and well--although I habitually wake up at 1AM thinking I'm hearing their arguing voices.
I hope that the divorce is final this time.
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I know you've been waiting with baited breath for the result of the Osteen trial that began last week.
Here it is: the jury unanimously found that Victoria Osteen did not assault the flight attendant.
Here's what went down in the trial:
- one of the plaintiff's co-workers testified that there was an assault (legalese for unwanted touching)
- one of the plaintiff's witnesses, who had previously said there was an assault, changed her testimony under oath and said Victoria Osteen never touched her
- a witness for the defense, a fellow employee of the plaintiff, recounted an incident in which the plaintiff had wrongfully accused her of assault
- the plaintiff's attorney played the race card and the class card
- the plaintiff seems to have dropped her claim that the incident caused her hemorrhoids to flare up
- the plaintiff wanted the jury to award her over $400K for "loss of faith"
- the foreman of the jury said that the jury thought the lawsuit should never have been brought
- one of the jurors said that if they could have awarded court costs and attorneys fees to the Osteens, they would have
- Osteen's response to the verdict was "Thank you, Jesus"
And really, it was a ridiculous waste of time and the resources of the court. If I were Mom of the Court, they would all have been so grounded.


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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
:ATTENTION CANADA:(Possible False Flag In Progress)
[3:21:55 AM] marcstinebaugh: http://www.lookoutnewspaper.com/top-stories.php?id=211
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As you are well aware a suspicious 'crate' was placed aboard the cruise ship Norwegian Star in California. Norwegian Star docked in Victoria B.C. near the Olympics. HMCS Whitehorse returned to port near where Norwegian Star docked. It put to see after Norwegian Star's arrival. Possibility 'crate' changed hands. HMCS Whitehorse sailing in circles off Galiano Island. CCGS Neocalipus has moored near HMCS Whitehorse. It is a Coast Guard fisheries vessel. The M.V. Carrier Princess was approaching. She is designated cargo HAZARD A MAJOR. She is a roll on roll off ship. If she gets the 'crate', it could be transferred to a truck and released on the mainland. Neocalipus and Carrier Princess both traversed Active Pass. Then there's Minot AFB doing a chemical biological drill loading up 24 B-52's
You might want to check out the Norwegian Star. She is an 1800 passenger cruise ship that was diverted at the last minute to be a floating hotel for security forces at the Olympics. The odd thing is she was brought here to Los Angeles, CA (where I work) and was tied up for four days waiting for "a crate to arrive", according to the crew. The crew was not eve allowed onboard while they were waiting - they had to stay in a local hotel which is where I ran into one of them.
The Norwegian Star is presently sailing on a course of 319 degress at 21.5 knots. Her destination is dry dock in Victoria. She has been scrubbed as a hotel vessel at the Olympics. The reason is supposed to be poor bookings. The tipster said she was to house security services. We cannot confirm the insertion of materials, but it makes no sense to remove the crew.
As we track the movements of the Norwegian Star and see it dock in Victoria (grey track) with its suspicious 'crate', we wonder how the package will get through the security cordone. In scripture and in modern verse a book written by the late William Cooper suggests behold the pale horse. In port with the Norwegian Star is HMCS Whitehorse. She is a pale horse that can easily traverse the security cordone. So beware the pale horse mes amis.
Whitehorse's previous course in its approach was 119 degrees. GET IT. A reverse 911.
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well that was a total bust. you need to get acquainted with how security ops work.
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According to Google, Mother's Day is a "day of the year on which mothers are honored by their children." For teens, this day usually means stressing about buying flowers or a card for one's mom. But the purpose of this day is intended to have more depth than a Hallmark card or a bouquet of store-bought flowers.
Founded in 1908 by Anna Jarvis, Mother's Day holds a long history, according to the History Channel. It was first named a national holiday in 1914 and was then immensely commercialized. Jarvis spent the rest of her life trying to restore the holiday of its former glory: traditional, small, homemade celebrations simply praising motherhood.
"Just a nice card is good for Mother's Day, definitely one with some heartfelt content," said Ms. Fikes, a mother and a teacher at San Marcos.
Mother's Day occurs on the second Sunday of May in the U.S. and many other countries, although dates may vary in other nations. It is so widely celebrated that more phone calls are made on Mother's Day than on any other day of the year, according to the History Channel. Traffic on phone lines has increased by as much as 37% on the occasion with all of the calls home to appreciate moms.
All in all, Mother's Day is an opportunity to appreciate all that mothers do for us. The day was originally designed to show respect toward mothers, but it has grown from honoring motherhood to a commercialized day for phone lines to erupt with calls to mothers. Gratitude can be shown to mothers in many different fashions, whether it be with flowers, cards, or brunch. Just remember the contributions that motherhood has given to all of us in one way or another!


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Relics of St. Anthony of Padua in Texas, Bangladesh, India
(Vatican Radio) The faithful of the US state of Texas, Bangladesh, and India have the unique opportunity to venerate the relics of St. Anthony of Padua during the months of February and March.
The annual pilgrimage of St. Anthony's relics are a way for the faithful from around the world to both encounter the Saint and to remember the numerous journeys made by the Franciscan missionary during his lifetime.
Fr. Mario Conte, Director of the 'Messenger of Saint Anthony', will bring the relics to the Texan cities of Austin, Bryan, Waco, and Belton from 10 to 19 February.
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Today we went off to The Reindeer Centre which is less a centre than a vast area in which reindeer are allowed to roam and multiply, like retired maths teachers. I had thought reindeer to be alien to the UK, but apparently they were plentiful here until about 2000 years ago when they disappeared for unknown reasons, but which was no doubt connected with early venison burgers.
They were reintroduced fairly recently in millennial terms and now there are around a couple of hundred roaming around.
After negotiating a tortuous series of stone steps we emerged onto a mountain plain to meet the reindeer which we were allowed to feed by hand.
It was a day of minor casualties. Two of our party fell over and a woman who bent down to get some feed was summarily mounted by a short-sighted stag. She leapt up with a squeal and the reindeer fled, leaving not only hoofprints on her shoulders, but a sinister glistening stain on the back of her skirt.
The Ugly One was similarly mounted as we left the enclosure. The last thing we expected when we embarked on this holiday was to be sexually assaulted by reindeer. I'd have preferred the kilted prison officers, but as I have discovered in life, one can't have everything in this world. Not straightaway anyway.
After a pleasant and very filling lunch in Aviemore, not even spoiled by the screaming presence of several annoying children, we took the steam train trip to Glenbogle (which somehow has stuck in my head as being called Benfogle) from whence we headed back to the hotel for an early dinner.
The ME & D tonight was a very good performer with an electric accordion although we did not see much of him. We went upstairs to find out who the finalists of X-Factor were.
Louis Walsh has picked those eejit Irish twins, Famine and Pestilence or whatever their names are. I'm with Simon Cowell, unusually, on this. 'Hate them! Hate them! Hate them!'
I pointedly push my finger onto a flat surface with each repetition.
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But instead, there was a little military marching ceremony thing going on. And there was a huge crowd there to watch that symbol of hate be removed. I didn't know if the crowd was friend or foe until this huge screaming cheer went up as the flag slowly came down. They even chanted "U S A" over and over again, then sang a 1960s song to bid it good riddance.
All of this was especially gratifying since it came directly after a few weeks of watching itty-bitty crowds protest to keep that white terrorist flag in place.
But still...I wanted to see that flag burn.
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'Troll 2' may be the worst ever
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Forrest Gump, Rocky, The Departed, and The Godfather have all won Academy Awards for Best Picture. But what makes these movies great? Is it the memorable characters? Their cohesive plots? A well written script?
One thing's for sure, those movies possess all of these traits, however, the movie we're talking about today has none of those qualities. It's a movie that's amazing for all the wrong reasons.
I'm talking about the widely acclaimed "best worst movie" ever made, the one, the only, "Troll 2." So, grab your double decker bologna sandwich and let's dive in!
It was Alfred Hitchcock that said, "To make a great film you need three things – the script, the script and the script." As far as the writing goes the director, Claudio Fragasso, wasn't exceptionally fluent in English and the script was written in the same way in which he spoke. The script would've been difficult for a seasoned actor to pull off, let alone the cast they ended up with.
Speaking of the cast, most of the actors had little-to-no acting experience and had attended the casting call to be cast as extras but ended up with leading roles in the film.
Even the unseasoned group of actors had reservations as to whether or not the script was going to work, and even offered to semi-improvise their lines to make the dialogue seem more natural, but Fragasso insisted the lines be delivered verbatim. Needless to say that made it quite difficult for the inexperienced group to convey the intended message in a suitable way. "They're eating her, and then they're going to eat me! OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOWDDDDDDD" pretty much says it all.
With the script written and acted in such a way it is easy to lose the direction in which the story flows and that tends to raise a lot of questions.
Questions such as why Grandpa Seth keeps dying over and over again when he was dead to begin with. Seth dies two or three times, and just keeps somehow coming back without any real explanation as to why he can do this.
And what was up with the corn on the cob scene with Creedence and Brent? Was that metaphorical? Did they want to keep it PG-13? Why not just leave something like that out of the movie?
That brings us to the title, "Troll 2," which would lead you to believe this film is a sequel but it's not. Troll 2 was filmed under the title "Goblins" but distributors doubted its ability to succeed so they renamed it "Troll 2," even though it had no connection to the first "Troll" whatsoever.
I cannot speak ill of the cinematography aspect of the film because it was actually shot decently. All the shots make sense if you take them out of context, it's almost as if it was made by people who knew how to make a movie, but had an off day when it came to everything else besides the filming portion.
I would personally recommend that everyone see it at least once, if not for any other reason than to see how you shouldn't make a movie. If you've got a couple of hours to kill and are looking for a movie that is so bad that it becomes great, then "Troll 2" may be for you!


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FIVE DAYS!!!!!! I'm so excited to finally go to the field! It's finally here. Don't get me wrong, I love the MTC, but I am excited to serve the people I love so much ALREADY.
Consecration week was crazy! It was so rough, but I could actually communicate. I realized my biggest problem with the language though. I am determined to tell stories about things I don't even know how to say. Az nem jo, but it's all good. Can't know until I try right? An upside is that I began thinking in Hungarian! My prayers just automatically go to Hungarian, a weird feeling, but awesome one at the same time. It was also a great week for Gould elder and I. We have just become so much closer it's ridiculous. We talk more, teach better and just want the best for each other. I'm so lucky to have him as my tarsam (companion). Life is just so wonderful.
So I leave Monday at 1:30 for the airport in Salt Lake City! I then fly at 4 to Paris, Chas De Galle. Two hour layover and then Budapest here I come! When we get there we are going to be picked up by the mission president and with our companions we will hit the street and hand out some Books of Mormon. We will also get to see some of the sites in Budapest. We stay the night in the mission home which will be awesome. The next day we will get our companions and get shipped out to our first areas! I'm so ridiculously excited I can't even handle it. Oh and some bad news for those who are writing me, I only get mail every 6 weeks. BUT! I can write every P-Day so it's still a happy day! Just let me know if you want me to write you consistently.
So my eyes were opened this week to what the gospel really is for. It's not just a gospel for individuals, but for families. I just have really come to understand this as I have pushed through these past couple weeks. I know that my family is the reason why I wanted to go on my mission so bad. I want more than anything in the world for them to know how much I know that my Savior lives. This is not the Church of the Book of Mormon; it is the Church of Jesus Christ. The Book of Mormon is here only to bring us to Christ. To bring us to love others more. To love our families more. I know that I wouldn't be the man and missionary I am without my family.
I already missed the birth of my nephew and I'm about to miss the birth of my niece. It's so hard to realize that I'm going to get home and they won't even know "Uncle Jake," but I know this is the place I need to be. This is where I need to be for my niece and nephew. This is where I need to be for my family. This is where I need to be for my Savior.
It's my last Wednesday in America for a while so I'm going to give my testimony in English. I know my Savior lives. I know that this church is the most wonderful message to have touched the world. It's so we can know our Savior. It's so we can understand the why. I know that miracles happen. I know that I can make miracles happen in Hungary. Lives change through the gospel. Most importantly, I know my Savior died for me. He knows me and he sees me hurt. He sees and knows all of our hurt. I know more than anything that through Him, we don't have to hurt. Through Him, is a smile.
In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.
Nelson elder
Nelson elder