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bawal mag picture taking, it's their own concept daw. lmao it looks like the usual buffet to me, apart from the chandelier, i prefer the buffet 'CONCEPT' at se7en corners. so iphone users pretend to text hahaha while taking a picture of this concept that isn't that original anyhow hahaha. c'mon it's a buffet.
you can have a room reserved for families and office type events like what i had last friday with the office mates. there's a 'smokeless' grill per table. well i must say, my hair didn't end up smelling like food, i think.
the japanese food. well it's japanese food, it's not orgasmic or anything, but it was filling.
uuyyss naturally, i went for the korean food! i loved the 'entrees' specially the baby tomatoes. not really a kimchi fan so i skipped it. the spicy sweet squid is a deeeelight 😉
the barbecue stuff
well after LOL it shrank! of course. i super love love love the Samgyeopsal [korean bacon] it wasn't drab, it wasn't bland. one of the office mates asked why is fat so tasty? seon-saeng-nim: i'd tell you but you'd hate me [all the freakin more, nyahahaha] ok naman yung bbq stuff i picked, the salmon was fresh, the chicken was well marinated into spicy sweet deeelish, but the squid? it still had its spine. and it didn't seem fresh since it was all too slimy even after i almost over grilled it.
oh they have a chinese food selection. i skipped that, since, ahm seriously, though i'm part chinese, i'm not into chinese food. too oily, imho.
aaaanndd the dessert. phhhfftt.
the only thing i liked was the coffee jelly, but i was the only one who liked it. most of the office mates found it too bitter and too thick/stiff for jelly. but i was in consensus with them that the mousse and the blue berry cheese cake is a complete and utter fail. crap those two were such complete wastes. the custard in the middle of the mousse had too much knox gelatin that you hardly tasted the chocolate, and the crust? what crust. while the 'cheese' cake? what cheese? same story too much knox gelatin, if that's they used.
my verdict? i'm not gonna eat here anytime well unless it's free [again]. soon as i was told i couldn't take photo's some dude had his big ass nikon and was taking pix. i sure told the waiters, oi teka, ba't ako di pwede yung mga dslr pwede? baka gusto nyong magtawag ako ng manager!
too bad i was actually stoked to come here since boss Az was here during it's grand opening a couple of months ago. the food is nothing special, your classic rai rai ken and kimono ken just across the way or a floor down [at podium] has way better japanese food. as for the korean food, i'm taking my money at song-do or minato both found in ortigas.


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Officials for Springfield-based Guaranty Federal Bancshares Inc. (Nasdaq: GFED) announced in early December the first full bank acquisition in its history. Through the purchase of Carthage-based Hometown Bancshares Inc., Guaranty Bank would add seven branches and $183 million in assets, while entering the counties of Newton and McDonald and strengthening its existing presence in Jasper County.
The banks were not alone in merger and acquisition activity in the local financial sector.
Arvest Bank on Aug. 22 agreed to purchase Bear State Bank's parent company for $391 million. That deal, the largest in Arvest's history, is finalizing. And in October, Pine Bluff, Arkansas-based Simmons First National Corp. (Nasdaq: SFNC), the operator of six Simmons Bank branches in Springfield, announced it had closed more than $1 billion worth of acquisitions.
Michael Cosby, a mergers and acquisitions attorney for Husch Blackwell LLP in Springfield, said the rate of deals locally was up by 4-5 percent in 2017, compared with the prior year. On a national level, M&A activity produced a mixed bag.
According to PricewaterhouseCoopers' M&A year-end review and 2018 outlook, middle-market deals nationwide increased 11 percent in 2017 to 12,784 from 11,486 in the prior year. That accounts for M&A activity by companies in the $10 million to $500 million revenue range.
However, megadeals, those valued at $1 billion or more, dropped by a third to 38 transactions in 2017, the PwC report found, citing data by Thomson Reuters Corp.
Cosby predicts the number of local deals will remain consistent into 2018 – "as long as the economy continues to improve," he said.
Some larger entities, such as multinational professional services network Deloitte, expect a larger influx.
"Corporate and private executives foresee an acceleration of merger and acquisition activity in 2018, both in the number of deals and the size of the transactions," Deloitte's report, The State of the Deal: M&A Trends 2018, reads. "Bottom line: The M&A outlook for 2018 is positive."
Looking back, 2017 was a notable year for mergers and acquisitions across all local industries, Cosby said.
"I don't know if there was any industry concentration," he said. "It appeared to be quite broad."
In retail, Bass Pro Shops in September finished off its $5 billion purchase of Cabela's Inc., growing its store count to 184 from 99.
On the technology side, Aurora, Colorado-based business service provider Avitus Group absorbed information technology firm Layer 3 Technology in September and businessman Doug Pitt in October repurchased the office assets of ServiceWorld Computer Center, after selling the business to TSI Global Cos. LLC four years ago. It now all operates under Pitt Technology Group LLC.
"I get my baby back," Pitt told Springfield Business Journal at the time. "We're going to go back to the basics."
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Because mom was going to be donating her remains to the University of Utah, and because most of the family had just spent more than a week already in Salt Lake City, we had some time before holding her funeral. We decided to wait until Friday the 23rd and Saturday the 24th of June. It ended up feeling like a really really REALLY long wait. I think I had a lot of trouble feeling like time was moving again. Summer and indeed life in general just had to go on hold. This summer will definitely stand out in my kids' memories I am certain because it has been strange and different than any other summer, what with the major life events and time spent waiting for me to get things ready for these services. I pretty much became the lead on them because my sibs were all back at their respective homes and my dad had all he could handle with his own feelings, etc.
We began with a Celebration of Life on Friday the 23rd of June at Starks Mortuary. Let me just give a HUGE shout out to that place. They did just such a fantastic job of creating a celebration and open house for us. They took so much work out of our hands and hosted for us a party that really honored my mom. The location is just gorgeous - not mortuary-ish in any way. They have a large area, like a chapel, where my dad stayed and greeted the hundreds of visitors. There was delicious food and a pianist playing jazz and broadway tunes and some classical things too. There were photos of mom absolutely everywhere - Starks scans all of the photos you want and they not only create a slideshow but they print up about 100 of them and put them in frames all over. Lovely lovely.
There is also a special room where normally a casket would be on display but since we didn't have that they created a dedicatory space filled with her pictures, mementoes, her wedding dress, her favorite halloween costume and flowers flowers everywhere. I could have stayed there all night. In fact, I kind of did. This dedication room was towards the front doors and even though I tried to arrive to the reception early, there were already people arriving when I got there. I spent pretty much the duration of the evening in or near that room as loved one after loved one entered and I was able to greet pretty much every one. It was so special. What a high, to be absolutely flooded with love and support from simply hundreds of people, some of whom were there just to see me like dear neighborhood friends and high school friends and camp friends. I was just so uplifted and was sorry when the evening ended. In fact when it was over, my dad, my siblings and Margaret's kids just couldn't bear to leave. We stayed in that dedication room for like 2 more hours talking, eating pizza that we ordered, and feeling grateful to Troy and Sheri and Whitley for selflessly caring for our children and allowing us all the time and space we needed.
Here are a few photos from the evening. It was so hard to pick and choose since we had about 300!!
And THEN we tried for Romney family only pictures on the back lawn....
Here is my talk from the funeral, followed by mom's obituary, just to make sure that this is the single longest blog post of all time.
We began with a Celebration of Life on Friday the 23rd of June at Starks Mortuary. Let me just give a HUGE shout out to that place. They did just such a fantastic job of creating a celebration and open house for us. They took so much work out of our hands and hosted for us a party that really honored my mom. The location is just gorgeous - not mortuary-ish in any way. They have a large area, like a chapel, where my dad stayed and greeted the hundreds of visitors. There was delicious food and a pianist playing jazz and broadway tunes and some classical things too. There were photos of mom absolutely everywhere - Starks scans all of the photos you want and they not only create a slideshow but they print up about 100 of them and put them in frames all over. Lovely lovely.
There is also a special room where normally a casket would be on display but since we didn't have that they created a dedicatory space filled with her pictures, mementoes, her wedding dress, her favorite halloween costume and flowers flowers everywhere. I could have stayed there all night. In fact, I kind of did. This dedication room was towards the front doors and even though I tried to arrive to the reception early, there were already people arriving when I got there. I spent pretty much the duration of the evening in or near that room as loved one after loved one entered and I was able to greet pretty much every one. It was so special. What a high, to be absolutely flooded with love and support from simply hundreds of people, some of whom were there just to see me like dear neighborhood friends and high school friends and camp friends. I was just so uplifted and was sorry when the evening ended. In fact when it was over, my dad, my siblings and Margaret's kids just couldn't bear to leave. We stayed in that dedication room for like 2 more hours talking, eating pizza that we ordered, and feeling grateful to Troy and Sheri and Whitley for selflessly caring for our children and allowing us all the time and space we needed.
Here are a few photos from the evening. It was so hard to pick and choose since we had about 300!!
After a night of not a ton of sleep, Peter and I got up early to go pick up Adam and head to dad's Stake Center for a little more open house before the funeral began. I again felt an overwhelming sense of energy, love, support, celebration, joy...what other words? So many more! Amazing. We had mom's slideshow playing, the church was a bower of flowers, and even more dear and much-loved friends came to support us. Sooner than I could have believed it was time for our family prayer. In most Mormon funerals, traditionally with a casket, after the open house and before the funeral, the family and closest friends gather with doors closed in order to say one final family prayer before closing the lid of the casket for the last time. Even though we did not have a casket we decided to keep this tradition. We decided to sing a hymn together; I Need Thee Every Hour. And then we had a family prayer, which was given by my sweet husband Troy. The visitors then all preceded to the chapel and stood as my family and I entered. My sister and I each took one of dad's hands and walked him in. That was not planned but I was so glad we were both there to support him and sit at his sides during that amazing meeting.
During the funeral my three oldest nieces shared the responsibility of reading mom's obituary. Then we four siblings stood at the pulpit together and each took a few minutes to share our thoughts. Again, how can I put into words the exhilaration of standing in such a circle of love? I can not. After us, my mom's dear friend and most loyal visitor during her illness, Paula, sang a lullaby, Lay Your Head Down Darling. And then my dad shared a very tender message. After dad came words from a dear woman Liz Hammond, who seemed to be saying what each and every one of mom's friends would have liked to say from that pulpit. Finally, we had a special guest; Dallin Oaks, a member of the quorum of the 12 apostles for our church. He and my parents were neighbors for 20 years and we were so honored to have him there. After his talk I was able to lead the closing song, which was unconventional for an LDS funeral (that seems to be our way) - we sang a lullaby from Brighton LDS Girls Camp where mom and I both served for years. Shadows Creep. I invited camp friends to come sing with me (thank heavens there were a few there) and then the congregation sang it together. Never will I forget that experience.
Following the funeral we were to have a family lunch at my dad's ward house. Thankfully he had it catered so there was as much help as possible. I was so thankful that we, the family, could just enjoy and soak in the experience and not be troubled with pulling together details. We just floated along. It did take quite a while to exit the church - Margaret and I were the very last to arrive at the lunch. There were so many people who came up to talk to us. It was joyous. Bolstering. I'm still hunting for adjectives.
Lunch was divine as well but I was definitely beginning to run down. We tried to get some family photos, staring with cousins on mom's side. The gym was not a great place for the pictures but trying for anywhere else was just going to be impossible!
You are not going to believe this but that isn't all. After staying at the lunch for hours, chatting with cousins whom we hadn't seen in absolutely years, we made our way home to crash but not for long. That night we gathered with all the cousins on dad's side, again, some of whom we hadn't seen in years and years. We enjoyed dinner together (consisting mostly of leftovers from the luncheon!) and since this side of the family is smaller I felt that I could have more quality time with these cousins. Great fun, though I was so tired I was quite delirious.
And...I can't find the pictures from that night. I will post them if ever I find them.
Whew. Are there any more words? These were too long and inadequate anyway. But I did my best. Mom, I loved celebrating your life in the way we did. I love that you are free from Alzheimer's. I love that our celebration helped clear all of that illness out of my mind and you are living in my mind now as the joyful energetic and clear-eyed woman that you truly were. Love you mom.
In Honor of My Mother
One Friday afternoon, long long ago, my mom was making me lie down for a nap. This was an activity I was agreeing to only because I knew that unless I took the nap, I wouldn't be allowed to stay up late with my older sister for the big night. My mom was going to be scootching up the couch to the television and making real popcorn the real way by popping it in a saucepan with oil. We were going to cuddle up under blankets and turn on the television to watch the The Wizard of Oz, which only came on tv once a year. Mom had told us all about it and I couldn't wait to see it too.
It was the same deal around Christmas time when The Sound of Music made its annual appearance. And again when Anne of Green Gables was aired on PBS. There was something absolutely magical about the anticipation of watching each episode one by one, looking forward all day to the rearranged couch and buttery popcorn. A huge part of that magical feeling came from my mom. Her eager anticipation was infectious. And she was like that about everything. One of her greatest talents was to spread excitement and passion to those around her. It wasn't something she tried hard to do, it was more like she couldn't stop herself from doing it.
It happened all the time for us. "You guys, just wait until you see this. It's the best! You are going to LOVE this!" Every old tap-dancing movie, the pirate king of Gilbert and Sullivan, Nicholas Nickleby. The Jellicle cats. Shakespeare, Laurel & Hardy. All the records we had - the original broadway cast of Peter Pan and My Fair Lady, Bach and Night on Bald Mountain.
Mom's musical passion extended beyond classical tastes as well. I will forever remember the day she had us kids packed into Violet, our old blue Volvo station wagon, on our way home from doing errands. Suddenly she noticed the sign on a store window and veered into its parking lot. It turned out to be a record store. She stopped the car, firmly told us all to stay put, and dashed inside. When she emerged she was grinning and carrying a record that turned out to be the soundtrack to the most famous disco movie of the 1970's. When we got home mom played the record and with glee made us all dance around to the BeeGee's.
She was passionate about other things too and was proactive in her quest to improve the lives of her children. This included making up a chant we were supposed to repeat together when tempted to eat sugar. It went, and I'm not joking about this, "Wooga wooga wooga, I hate sugar." Sorry to say, it didn't work at all. Despite mom's efforts to feed us carob instead of chocolate, dates instead of candy, we resorted to getting sugar by eating straight from the jar of Tang in the cupboard. We would lick our fingers, shove them three knuckles deep into the jar and then suck off all the sour orange powder that stuck there, repeating the process multiple times.
I've thought so much about and been so grateful for the playful and creative childhood I had. My mom had a huge store of this playfulness in herself as well. A perfect example of this has to be her love of Halloween. Actually, love isn't quite the word. Adoration and obsession is a more apt description. My mother was completely nuts about Halloween. I'm sure it was the one day a year she felt she had total permission to behave very badly. She started dressing up yearly once she began teaching at West High School. She started with cute things like: a mime. A clown. But it wasn't long before she ventured into the truly horrible. I had taken a stage makeup class early in my high school career so I became her accomplice. Every Halloween at 5:30 in the morning I had a date with Mom. Some memorable outfits we created were a werewolf, complete with a rubber dog nose and false hair glued all over her face. Mom hammed it up by loping around school with her knuckles practically dragging on the floor. The Bride of Frankenstein. I created a scar with real stitches that spanned the entire circumference of her throat and another up the side of her face. The true kicker was the year she decided to play the Grim Reaper. I painted her face as a skeleton. She wore a long black wig and an even longer red cloak and clutched a scythe in one boney hand. This alone was scary enough but she wasn't done yet. Mom rented actual painters stilts that fit perfectly under the cloak. With them on she was fully seven feet tall. Not only did she spend the school day eerily roaming the halls of West High, she also paid an alarming visit to my new husband's office as well as my dad's place of work, the University of Utah. She just walked around campus staring at people, or hovering outside of elevator doors, waiting for them to open. I think it was the happiest day of her life.
I loved sharing that with mom, just like I loved sharing music with her. Music was so important to my mom and to me that it became the best and eventually the last way we had to communicate. Over the course of her disease as she was less and less herself, she was sometimes anxious when she was in my care and away from dad. I wish I had thought sooner than I did to play music for her. Eventually I did learn this comforting practice, just to put on broadway musicals and sing together with her. Nothing made her happier. When mom moved into the Legacy Village care center and began to truly decline a few months later, it became impossible to carry on a conversation with her, so we just walked the halls and sang the songs of Oklahoma. And when walking got hard for her, and I was never sure if she knew who I was, we would sing the songs of Brighton Girls Camp. I Know a Place, and Ash Grove and The Zulu King. She knew every word, and sang along with me as best she could even up until a couple of weeks before she passed away. I'm so grateful I had music as a connection to my mom, so much of whom we lost long before that.
Our closing song today is Shadows Creep. It is a tune that can be found in the French hymnbook and was written by Dvorak, but at Brighton LDS Girls Camp the staff sings this song together every night before going off to bed. It is a lullaby mom sang to me and I still sing to my own children. When it is time for the closing song we'd like to invite any former staff members of Brighton Camp to come up to the front and sing this together once before we sing it again with the entire congregation.
I can't put into words my gratitude for the joyous things mom brought into my life, or for the passion she showed me. She took tap dancing lessons and got a masters degree in her 50s. She wrote poetry. I miss her laugh and have had that sound ringing through my head a lot these past two weeks. I express my glad testimony in the eternal nature of our spirits, and in the plan of salvation. We are beloved children of our Heavenly Father, I testify.
Kathryn Cannon Romney
April 22, 1942 - June 11, 2017
Our cherished wife, mother, friend, sister, teacher, grandmother and cousin Kathryn Cannon Romney has passed from this life to the next at the age of 75 due to complications from Alzheimer's disease. She has donated her body to the University of Utah School of Medicine for purposes of medical study and research.
Kathryn was born April 22, 1942 in Salt Lake City to Paul Bennion Cannon and Oa Jacobs Cannon, with four older siblings who adored her. In her own words, "There were a million places to play and mother didn't call us until dusk set in. The neighborhood kids loved to play 'run-sheep-run' and 'capture the flag.'"
She attended Highland High School and the University of Utah, where she received a bachelor's degree in English and History, as well as a teaching certificate. She also received a Master of Arts degree in Creative Writing from Utah State University in her 50's.
As a young adult, one of her favorite places on earth was Brighton LDS Girls Camp. Some of her favorite memories were of the early morning bell to wake the campers (which she once quelled by hiding it in the fridge), songs with friends, and sunrise hikes.
She married Leonard Cahoon Romney on August 6, 1965. In her words, "My husband and I married after college and we began looking for adventure. We decided to go away to graduate school—try something entirely new in the midwest." While in Indiana she taught in the last one room schoolhouse in the state. "After a few moves, we made our home in the jewel of cities, Boulder Colorado. Boulder had all we'd hoped for - breathtaking scenery, a relaxed sophistication, and a spirit of celebration, which hung perpetually over the city."
Here, her four children were born, Margaret, Rachel Lyn, Adam Daniel, and Peter Miles.
Kathryn filled her childrens' lives with the arts. She relished explaining still life paintings, appreciating musicals, teaching Shakespeare with puppets, and sharing a sense of wonder at Bach, Handel and Vivaldi.
Life took a turn away from Boulder when Kathryn had to explain to a woman selling burial plots why she couldn't be buried in Colorado. Her response "had to do with disjointed fragments about this statue on Temple Square where these people were pushing handcarts and how I always shed a little tear when I saw it because these people represented in the statue were my people." She told the woman she had a 'Utah Body.' Kathryn moved with her family back to her familiar home town where, she said, "we recaptured the feeling of growing up in a world where we were part of a whole tradition much greater than the sum of its parts."
Once back in Salt Lake, her passion for humanities drew her to teaching. The students of South High, West High, and Rowland Hall were lucky if they had "Mrs. Romney." In one student's words, "she taught me to write, enlarged my vocabulary with exotic words, and helped guide my fire towards life." In 1990 she won teacher of the year from the Salt Lake City School District.
She retired from teaching in 1999 when she and her husband were called to lead the Russia Moscow South Mission. In Russia, Kathryn not only learned to speak Russian, cook Russian food, and navigate the huge city, but worked to serve women in prison and bonded with hundreds of young missionaries.
The list of immediate family who will be missing her is capped by her husband of more than 51 years, Leonard, with whom she loved to hike, travel, move into new houses, run, garden, dance, and serve their church faithfully. She is also survived by her children, Margaret Watts Romney, Rachel Lyn (Troy) Preslar, Adam Daniel (Whitley Clark) Romney, Peter Miles (Sheri Larsen) Romney, and 14 living grandchildren with whom she loved to read, collect hats, and share paper dolls of historical American women.
She was preceded in death by her parents as well as her siblings Norma Lloyd Dean, Charles Parkinson Lloyd, Charlene Lloyd Mulkey, and is survived by her sister Lynne and her sister-in-law Alta.
Please feel welcome in joining us in a celebration of her life which will be held at Starks Funeral Parlor, 3651 South 900 East, Salt Lake City, the evening of Friday, June 23rd from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Guests are encouraged to use the complimentary valet parking on the north side of the building. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, June 24th at the Holladay North Stake Center, 4395 South Albright Drive at 11:00 a.m. The family will be receiving friends from 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. prior to the service.
Kathryn's family would like to deeply thank her many loving helpers at Brightwork Cottage, Legacy Village, BrightOn Hospice Care, Right at Home Care, and especially John and Elizabeth Peake.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Alzheimer's Association or the Utah Opera.


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My personal blog about the random things that are in my life: writing, knitting, and substitute teaching.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Caught, But Lost
"Why didn't you tell me?!"
"I thought you knew."
"I was completely turned around. How could I know?"
"But she [demonstrating heavy steps]. How could you not hear that?"
Algebra 2. They had a review assignment. Half the class was on task. Half the class socialized.
Periodically, I'd get up and roam the room. Seeing what they were working on. Or not working on.
I walked up to one group. Noted that while they had the assignment out, they weren't doing it. My looming over them was ignored. I walked away. I got to the front of the room and heard the above exchange.
The turned around girl was embarrassed. Really embarrassed.
I wracked my brain. What had they been talking about?
I heard the conversation. I know I did! But as soon as I walked away, all memory of it evaporated.
And now I wish I remembered! With a reaction like that, it must have been good.
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I'm thinking her assignment was turned around and she was embarrassed when you walked by?ReplyDelete
Nah. Most of them weren't on task, and they weren't particularly embarrassed about it.Delete
I think was the brain and was bullied into allowing cheating to happen for her own safety.ReplyDeleteReplies
Whatever it was, it had nothing to do with the assignment. That much I know.Delete
Bummer you missed it!ReplyDelete
Oh, that's the one you were talking about on Twitter, right? That poor girl was probably terrified you overheard something that was going to get her in trouble. The demonstration of your footsteps is also hilarious.ReplyDelete
It must have been good...but maybe you're better off not knowing!ReplyDelete
It was meant to be and probably the better for itReplyDelete
If it was me, that would bug me for a long time, trying to figure it out. I hate not knowing!ReplyDeleteReplies
I try to let these things go after a while. Otherwise they would drive me nuts.Delete
Maybe it was so bad your brain went into protective mode and deleted it!ReplyDeleteReplies
I don't think so. If it was truly bad, I would have remembered. I hope.Delete
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I put the moth trap out last night as it correctly predicted this was only a small chance of rain and it did stay dry. I suppose 48 moths of 19 species was acceptable and did include 4 species new for the year, but that's probably more to the fact I've been trapping far so little due to the weather, than anything else else. The four were -
|Udea lutealis
|Flame Carpet
|Dusky Thorn
|Grey Chi
together with Square spot Rustic I forgot to add in, the yearly total for Waldridge is 238.
Unfortunately the rain, and now the wind, has put the chance of seeing anything interesting in the invertebrate or bird front as virtually zero. A few Siskins flying over was the best of the birds but numbers of some species are increasing. There were over 250 Starling on the telegraph wires by Smith's Field the other day and a similar number of Black-headed Gulls on the roof of Morrisons. The latter group also had a few Common and Lesser Black-backed Gull as I always check them in case the Mediterranean Gull of a couple of winters ago may again make it's return. I have subsequently seen it at the Riverside Park and Great Lumley so fingers crossed it may end up back on the roof.


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Let That Donut Be On Your Head
My little nod to The Spoony One:
In doing research for tabletop games, I came upon Noah Antwiler's episode of Counter Monkey discussing the logistics of confronting The Lady of Pain. In explaining exactly what Planescape is, how it works (or doesn't work, depending on your understanding of physics), and why one should fear the aforementioned lady, he analogized the City of Doors (Sigil) as a donut atop an asymptote overlooking a giant pizza. Well, I'd been making pizzas left and right the past few weeks (the one pictured's toppings include green olives and golden tomatoes, if you're curious), so I picked up a box of cake donuts, and started snapping. The comic panels came a bit later, as I was working on my writing project at the time, but the story was more or less always there.
The maze was a pain, but still really fun to draw, even if it completely ignores many of the basics of perspective. On the other hand, I was really, really unhappy with how my Lady of Pain turned out. There's a reason I don't draw people, even people with masks; the proportions never look right to me, and it's really hard to make a feminine face without resorting to full, pouty lips or simply drawing the face in profile. Anyway, the other character is a stick figure, so let it be known I'll always play to my strengths whenever I can, for better or for worse.
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off the edge
as I step off the edge
of this well worn map,
which has served me well
and got me this far,
though it can take me
no further,
I wonder,
how will I find my way
from here?
as I keep walking,
but with no thought of turning
I notice a companion
beside me
as we begin to talk,
this Presence changes
sometimes speaking a lot
sometime listening deeply,
sometimes wandering off the path
in pursuit of something intriguing –
I follow, and we create a new
path to tread
as we rest beneath an ancient tree
it occurs to me
not once have I felt lost
travelling off the map –
curious, adventurous,
uncertain, and sometimes lonely,
but always found
on this untrod
unmapped path
and as we find our way
it seems others
are also venturing off the map
to try the untried
guided by a relationship
that cannot be bounded
by neat black lines
this poem was inspired by words written by Cheryl Lawrie. and emerges out of the experience of starting a new community. I've been on a big learning curve recently with this experience, some of which I will share here in time.
Poem published in On Wisdom's Wings, Ginninderra Press, 2013. Also Season of a New Heart, Effective Living Centre, 2010.


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The gut and autoimmunity.
Posted: December 19th, 2012, 9:16 pm
I have read a lot on the board about possible autoimmunity being the culprit with BFS. I found this very interesting interview with a Russsian neurologist and Dr. Mercola. They suggest the majority of autoimmunity has to do with the gut flora. They say that we need to begin eating fermented foods again like our anscestors did. The interview is long but worth listening to. So, all I have to say is pass the sauerkraut! http://articles.mercola.com/sites/artic ... -gaps.aspx


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Early sunshine gave way to a blanket of cloud this morning, and a cool northerly wind blew. The birds were not easy to locate first thing, with just 10 species being seen or heard in the hour between 06:00 and 07:00.
As the day warmed up a little, the birds came to life, but there were very few summer visitors left, 4 CHIFFCHAFF, 2 BLACKCAP, a few HOUSE MARTIN and SWALLOW over Migrant Alley and the college stables. A couple of exciting migrants did turn up though, a WHINCHAT was sat atop the maize, enjoying the last of the sunshine, but it didn't stay around long, as there were a few dog walkers about - with loose dogs. I had a look around the scrubby headland at migrant alley, and I was surprised to see the REDSTART fly out from the same bush as yesterday, it went deep into cover, where it started to call, a real bonus bird, as previous Redstarts have only stayed for one day. A YELLOW WAGTAIL also flew over calling, I can't really grumble about that little trio on my patch!
47 species were seen in the 5 hour visit, but a few regulars didn't show today, no Geese were seen, or Yellowhammer, Kestrel or Hobby. I did hear the latter off patch, calling loudly, confirmed by the Oxon Hoath birder ( they were on his patch) and a NUTHATCH did come to my garden feeders later in the day, so thats 48 for the day really.
Other noteworthy sightings were a SPARROWHAWK, and 75 BLACK HEADED GULLS that flew over in a protracted flock. A Common buzzard was seen to the south of my patch too.
Above and below the Whinchat, not particularly clear photo's, but I liked the ripe maize in the top pic. :-)
Sunday, 13 September 2009
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- Chris said...
ell done on the winchat. This is a bird I've not seen yet. The weather is about the same here. No time to bord until this afternoon at 14PM and nothing special was there but eider ducks and gulls. A very poor bird week end indeed!
- 13 September 2009 at 19:19
Same weather up here too, Warren. It started off promising, but quicky went downhill.
- 13 September 2009 at 20:53
- Kelly said...
...the Whinchat does look handsome sitting on the tassles...it's a beautiful photo. It's amazing how quickly your day goes from bright to clouded... Sounds like a good birding day to me. 47 species in 5 hours is wonderful!
- 14 September 2009 at 00:18
- ShySongbird said...
Lovely photos of the Whinchat, Warren and also the Swallow.
Sorry to read you and your wife haven't been feeling too well, I hope things are improving.
- 14 September 2009 at 12:16
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It is most definitely a great relieve that SPM is finally over, for some of us. For those who are still not done. All the best!!!
After the last paper, I saw this!!!
Guess where is it? If you said toilet... then you're wrong!!! If you guessed its our class number... Wrong again!!! The answer is... Gurney Redbox!!!! First time ever, my dad allows me to go any shopping complex right after school. Me and a few guys changed our clothes at school and took off to gurney as soon as my dad arrives.
We sang for 3 hours straight... and the guys said they wanted to extend the time... what the hell? I'm due at 8pm! xD in the end, we left redbox at 7pm then headed for dinner. When we were walking, we saw the stage. Do you know who was coming? 林宇中! Wow... I thought I would have the honor to share the air he breathes. But it was taking too long. I believe when the time he finally came out, I've already long left the building.
Soon after, they headed to GSC. I asked them :"Why?". You know what they said? they say :"Of course go watch movie lar!" Walau... they didn't tell me. I thought we are heading home right after we finished singing. haha... So, I didn't join them and head home. As my Heroes Season 3 is waiting for me at Star World!!! Yeah...
On the next morning (this morning), woke up at 6.30pm. I've only slept for 6hours and 30 minutes!!! I'm damn tired now! But I am able to online! xD Went to school help SPBT in collecting Form 5 books. Isn't it ridiculous? I'm already retired!! But still 好人做到底 so, I shown up at the final activity. I guess that's it for now. Sorry If I've made you guys waited for me to update!! xD
Friday, November 28, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
Ong JIng Yun's 17th Birthday
Today... I have a friend... And this friend, her birthday is today. Despite the SPM preparations, I've prepared her birthday present months ago. And here I am, presenting the final part... Hope YOU'll LIKE IT!!!
Edited it myself, despite my brother nagging, wanted to play the computer... And, If you did not like the cake... Here's another one:
Happy 17th Birthday Ong Jing Yun!!!
Edited it myself, despite my brother nagging, wanted to play the computer... And, If you did not like the cake... Here's another one:
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I don't want to run after something and then realize I was missing the entire race.
So let's pull back the lens a little bit and realize that our time is short and our decisions have eternal weight. Where are the places in your life that you have chosen you over Him? It isn't too late. It's never too late.
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Reading this it almost seems as if you could be talking about Africa instead of India. Looks like we share a lot in common.
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I don't know if I wrote anything on the past 2 mom's days. I don't reread my journal. Can't. This year is calmer. Still feels empty at times. I remember a mom's day sitting on the floor on Danny's side opening little packages with the three of them watching me. Nothing big, lotion, candy, something else, cards, just little stuff wrapped in newspaper or cloth. It might have been the last one with Mary, I can only remember being there.
I've kept as many of my birthday cards, anniversary cards, and mother's day cards as I can. They don't all have dates on them so I can only look at the hand writing to judge the year. I want to be cremated with all of them. They are part of the chronicles of my life.
Julie won a contest and got me a ring that has her birthstone in it. Then Kerry got me two more for Mary and Danny.
I wanna believe
that I will see you some day
walking in a field
or playing in the hay.
I wanna believe
you've got a smile on your face
where ever you are
holdin' my heart in place
And I wanna hear you callin' my name again
while we're runnin' up the mountain side
But I know I'm just pretending
hoping my life will start mending
all my love to you I'm sending
I wanna believe......
I wanna believe......
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3rd mother's day
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Today I am linking up with the ladies at Fine Linen and Purple for What I Wore Sunday and with Grace at Camp Patton for Sunday Best. Fun times!
I've wanted to take part in WIWS for some time now, but I kept punking out for two main reasons. Number one being that none of my clothes fit right thanks to my postpartum chocolate binge. The second reason being that I am super un-photogenic. The minute a camera appears I go all Jack Donaghey-y. How do I normally stand? Where do my feet go? WHAT DO I DO WITH MY HANDS?...........
Well, I felt like living dangerously so (after a lot of selfies to practice, of course) I decided to jump in this week. This meant abandoning my go-to Sunday outfit of stretchy jersey dress from Old Navy and finding something different and not quite as comfortable.
Cardi: Thrifted just this week. It was really too hot for a sweater but I really wanted to take it on its inaugural outing.
Tee: Meijer
Shoes: Kohls
CJ is wearing a cute Oshkosh number. We did put shoes on him before we went to Mass, by the way. But he refuses to wear anything on his feet while indoors.
I have no idea what Noni's wearing and it's in the wash right now so I can't check! We did not put shoes on her for Mass; baby feet are just too stinkin' cute to cover up.
We've been struggling to find a "good" Mass to go to as a family. Our parish has 7:30am, 9:30am, and 11:30am Masses. Normally we would go to 9:30am, but that is right smack-dab in the middle of Noni's nap. So for the past few weeks we have been going to the 11:30 but that Mass is really long--and seems even longer because CJ is getting hungry for lunch at that time which makes him an uber crank. I think I see a lot of earrrrrrly morning Masses in our future.
We filled out our Sunday by playing outside on the patio I recently reclaimed from nature and by watching the first episode of Fr. Robert Barron's Catholicism series. I watched it last Lent but Nemo had never seen it, so it was cool to be able to watch it together. It is a really fantastic series!
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Hi everyone,
I have Aspergers and constantly get myself into a negative state, largely through convincing myself that I 'have no friends'. Someone recently said to me:
"Visualise this in your head. You are sat in a room, in the middle. Each side of you is a person who is your 'friend'. You are talking to them and being quite witty, you are relaxed, happy and chatting away. Around you in a circle are say 30 people who are watching you talking to these 2 other people.
All they do is watch, and say nothing. But what you don't know is what is going on inside their heads. They are following the conversation in their heads, but say or do nothing.
You stop talking, and leave the room. You do not see what happens next.
The two people you were talking to, are happy and say 'I like him, and he's our friend'.
The other 30 people who have been watching you, all stand up and say 'we really like him, he's funny, witty, clever and a wonderful person to be around. We really enjoy being in the same room as him. But we never say anything because we don't know what to say to him. We really like him, we want to say nice things but sometimes when you say something nice, it gets misinterpreted. So we say nothing at all because we don't want him to have hurt feelings.'
You have not seen or heard the reaction from the other 30 people, but they really do like you. It's just that your Aspergers pretty much makes it impossible for you to see that.
What you are experiencing is typical Aspergers trait. I taught a child with Aspergers and he was exactly the same. The most wonderful, likeable person in the whole world yet he thought he had no friends. He did, so many people liked him, but his perception was that he had no friends.'
I found this perspective quite interesting, and just thought that i would pose what they said on here for perspectives. Is their description of people with Aspergers not realising that they are liked true?
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Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Swimming in the Baltic Sea
Yesterday I attended the FRISKIS & SVETTIS excercise session, in the Center of Helsinki, Kaivopuisto. One of the reasons for my NOT going there more often has been (aside of lack of time) the stupid name of the organising group. "Friskis & Svettis, like "Healthies & Sweatish". Or "Tertsit ja Hiksit".
Now how does that sound – very stupid and Swedish indeed.
But it was fun, and the best part came afterwords. E.S., M. and I. went to buy some pique nique stuff like olives, bread, cheese and Domino bisquits, the best biscuits in the world (forget them Oreos), AND a bottle of Rose wine. Then we headed for Katajanokka, the South-Eastern part of central Helsinki, and first we swam, then added some gourmet pleasures into our lovely and healthy leasure evening. The photos here are taken from where we swam.
It is terrible to know that the Baltic Sea is in such a bad shape. But we did not swallow the water, of course. (We had the Rose to help with the thirst.)
Soon, probably next, I will be writing about how to make the most of your (mine) time; how to find to for EVERYTHING. I will dedicate that piece of my IStori blog to Mohammed and his friend Jessica. But I still need to give that important issue a lot of thought. There are so many things I don't have time for, BUT ALSO so many things I feel i don't NEED to have time for, like I don't need to cook meals with several difficult courses or do jigsaw puzzles (absolutely hate them) or watch reality Tv series. Except that British one where men swap wives and then everything goes wrong in both of the households. (That is just too hilarious to miss.)
Talk to you soon,
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Give me the names of those British series - maybe I can find on dvd here in Germany ...
- 6:39 pm
...excuse me my bad English - you see, I really need those BRitish series!
Odelius again
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Dear Odelius
Se on suomeksi "Vaimot vaihtoon". Mutta epäilenpä vahvasti löytyykö sitä DVD:ltä. Se on siis nk. tosi-tv:tä. Tsekkaa jos löydät sen Tv Neloselta tai MTV 3:lta (kun en nyt ole varman kummalta kanavalta se meillä suomessa tulee). Sieltä löytyy varmaan linkki myös sen alkuperäiseen nimeen. Tai mäpäs kaivankin sen mun täniltaiseen bloggaukseen.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Quiet Day, Rockin' Night
So after sitting on a hard picnic bench for a few hours, I got up and realized that perhaps I should have moved around more. The baby was so wedged down low in my pelvis, that it made for a very uncomfortable rest of the day.
I realized around 9:30pm, after I had cleaned up some of the house, made dinner, taken a hot bath to relax, and watched some primetime television, that I hadn't paid attention to how the baby was moving. It seemed like quite a while since the little guy had demonstrated his acrobatic skills. Usually he is quite active in the evenings, and this night, he was pretty quiet. I got worried a bit. To top it off, I was feeling achy and crampy and I was afraid that these were all signs that the baby was quieting down in the birth canal, preparing for me to go into labor. I prayed for him to start moving around.
The last thing we need, on top of all the baby's "conditions", is to be born premature. So I was a bit restless for a few hours, hoping that I was just being paranoid. Luckily, the baby had a good 30 minutes of hiccups, which seemed to waken him up efficiently. He spent the next two hours hosting a circus in my belly. At one point I gasped out loud at how strong the elephant inside me had kicked me, that I was sure I would hear a "pop" and my water would break. Luckily, it is still intact.
The baby definitely heard my prayers for him to be active, and continued to have a great party all night long. He definitely isn't a tenderfoot. I'm sure that after he's born, he will be more than strong enough to withstand all the procedures and surgeries he will go through. Let's just hope that during the next 3 weeks, he is somewhat more sensitive with his watery environment, and doesn't end up breaking through too early!
4 comments:
- Colleen said...
I have days like that too, where I just have to poke and prod the little man to make sure he's still doing ok in there. He can get pretty restful...and pretty jumpy too! Glad all is well! I'm definitley hoping and praying for the 4th for your little man!
- October 16, 2009 at 2:29 PM
- Karen and Matt said...
I had those experiences all of the time with McKenzie. It scared me. She just wasn't a mover, or a kicker. Madisynn on the other hand totally was! I'm glad your prayers were answered and he is ok, and that he started to move around for you. Shaina you totally amaze me. I wish I were there to give you a big hug! I'm glad you have a date to be induced. We will continue our prayers for you guys. Hugs! =)
- October 17, 2009 at 11:24 AM
- Adri said...
Glad he's back 'movin and groovin' in there. I've said more than one of those "please move, baby" prayers. And, strong is good. Very good.
- October 17, 2009 at 9:15 PM
- rad6 said...
wow, 3 weeks... I had six and never ever remember thinking that the end could be "too close." I could not wait to be UNPREGNANT! But your situation is so different. Have no idea what you are going through, or will go through, won't pretend that I do either. But I do know about the power of faith and the power of prayer and I will be praying for you. Some stranger in Sacramento, Ca that you don't even know will be praying for you!
You seem so strong. keep it up! Hopefully you have a BIG knot in the end of your rope so you can hold on tight during the hard times.
happy baby... he will be his own set of miracles! no matter what.
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New England over Seattle
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Dallas over Pittsburgh
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Monday, 1 April 2013
Sundays Scores
33 comments:
- Anonymous said...
how does Justin Freitas score 3 goals? hes so fat! hes fatter than DB!
- 1 April 2013 at 18:30
- Anonymous said...
I pick my bum during games. I don't wash my hands.
Julio "THE GREAT"
- 1 April 2013 at 18:49
- Anonymous said...
I heard he uses his toothbrush to clean his finger nails from it
- 1 April 2013 at 18:56
- Anonymous said...
Look at all the times for these posts they are the same idiot over and over.
Mike why do you allow this to continue? The guy is a moron.
- 1 April 2013 at 19:54
- Anonymous said...
mike quit posting useless nonsense, we all know that you are the only anonymous poster on here so just stop it
- 1 April 2013 at 19:57
- Anonymous said...
This is getting stupid now Mike. You are supposed to sensor the blog not ruin it to the ground. You are just as bad as these anonymous posters for allowing such junk to be repeated over and over.
- 1 April 2013 at 20:00
- Anonymous said...
SSSSSSSSSSSSssssssssssssuuuuuuuuuuuuuuudddddddddddddddddddddddaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnn is the best team .......... they are the best, they are strong, they are solid, they are sooooooooooo skilled nugggets you fools .... Julio you blow compared to any player on Sudan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless handheld
- 1 April 2013 at 20:29
- Anonymous said...
Well I thought the blog needed something useful for the day so i have decided to make a list. Here goes!
Mike's top 5 friends Power Rankings:
1. Tong Tong
2. Noor
3. Bigger Nathan Reis ( with sick flo!)
4. Lee Mooney
5. Julio
Let me know what you think, you guys might have put them in a different order
- Fred Penner
- 1 April 2013 at 20:31
- Anonymous said...
Taso is the best goal keeper in the tournament. He plays for Greece. He makes wicked saves. He keeps his team in the games. He makes sick saves in the air. Taso is a beast out there. Taso is the kind of keeper this tournament has needed for years. Greece wouldn't be the team they are without Taso. GOOOOOOOOOOOOO TAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOO. Does anyone know if Taso played in the mens league this year? Why is he so good?
- 1 April 2013 at 20:43
- Anonymous said...
I know for a fact that I would be in that list but I never come down to play anymore and I am bald now
- 1 April 2013 at 20:47
- Anonymous said...
Fred Penner you are mistaken:
Mike's top 5 friends Power Rankings:
1)Karlen Herauf. Comes on the blog and puts in her two cents, and tries to pretend she is a good soccer player. How many goals have you scored in the tournament again Karlen. Shut it and go flirt.
2)David Brown, fat slow, cheery picks, won't move to the ball
3)Nathan Reis, slob
4)Lee Mooney, ugly tackles, dirty, needs to get a new hair doooooooo
5)Julio, aka folio, aka toolio, aka horrendous out of shape soccer player, needs to eat some vegetables and lay off the crazy McDonalds
-Sent from my iPhone
- 1 April 2013 at 20:48
- Anonymous said...
Taso is an excellent athlete, he played high levels in water polo and made the national team in the youth setup, I think he plays div 3 mens
- 1 April 2013 at 20:52
- Anonymous said...
Anon: 20:43 Taso played on Calor Infernal in the mens div 3. He made some wicked saves and kept Calor in a lot of games. The guy is just awesome. :):P
- 1 April 2013 at 20:53
- Anonymous said...
The way Justin scores 3 goals is that every portugal shot that went on net richocheted to his foot infront of the net. My grandmother could have scored the 3 same goals standing in the same spot as him. Portugal was lucky to even be close to Colombia in that game. Everyone in the crowd beside me said the only reason they won was of lucky bounces. I agreed with them. Tough luck Colombia. The better team did not win last night, but that's futbol for ya
- 1 April 2013 at 20:54
- Anonymous said...
I am almost certain this anonymous idiot is Flavio Bravo! Look at all the commonalities and who is this Taso guy?! Only a Greece player would know. Flavio you are the biggest joke of a human being I know. Shut up.
- 1 April 2013 at 20:54
- Anonymous said...
Why is everyone on this blog calling other people fat? DB has gained a lot of weight but the guy had knee surgery not that long ago. Nathan Reis and Julio play almost the full game for ROI and don't look all that unfit to me. If those guys are horrendously unfit what does it say for those players huffing and puffing after 5 minutes?
Another stupid comment with no backing. Why do people keep making us Regina people look like complete morons. This isn't even trash talking, this is just embarrassing.
- 1 April 2013 at 20:58
- Anonymous said...
Oh lets chirp the operator of the only good wcp blog, until it gets shut down. Like really, 90% of people that comment on the blog have nothing valuable to say. Although I don't care for Collins as a person or player, I appreciate the work he puts in to run this blog. If you think you can do a better job, go start your own blog and see how easy it is.
I don't know if anyone has noticed, but Collins and Brown have been trying to make everyone happy. Notice how they never say Jamaica is going to win? In all honesty if I were in his situation I would say Jamaica is going all the way. David Brown is easily the best player in the tournament, if you can name one better, you have never played against Brown.
I don't even bother reading the comments of any post cus people just say crap about other people. Grow the f*** up.
- 1 April 2013 at 21:11
- Anonymous said...
Anon 20:58 you are correct.
Anon 21:11 appreciate the compliments but I can name at least 5 ppl better then me in the tournament right now especially since I'm out of shape!
- 1 April 2013 at 21:15
- Anonymous said...
DB that was all you writing those comments, i know it
- 1 April 2013 at 21:23
- Anonymous said...
People who comment on here are definitely on some kind of cheap drugs. Are you guys serious about posting stuff about people like this Taso guy who no one has ever heard about? There's a reason why this guy hasn't been mentioned, and it's not because this blog is full of Mike Collins friends. Shut up already. If someone is deserving of being mentioned, I am sure Mike and David will give them a shout out. Don't go posting shit about people we don't know or care about. Stupid anon. bloggers. You are all cowards and you are all full of nonsense. Stop posting names on here just to get noticed. Play the game, get noticed that way. If you can do that and get mentioned on a blog list or something, then you have done yourself good. Other than that, I don't care about people who aren't even named on any posts Mike or David have made. People get forgotten yes, but if you are forgotten then prove to everyone you deserve a mention or shout out. It's that simple. Talent will be recognized. Half of the people posting on here just want attention. Half of them probably post about themselves. It's ridiculous.
- 1 April 2013 at 21:28
- Anonymous said...
Mike Collins and David Brown could be the guys writing all of this nonsense. I have my suspicions on two other guys as well: Flavio Bravo and Jordan Lupastin based solely on comments posted. People like Flavio come on here pleading their case with an account, but how do we know he isn't typing up an anonymous post right after? Because you have an account Flavio doesn't make you innocent. Also, why did Flavio come on here telling people he is not GOW when no one was talking about GOW at all this year before that post. Very interesting. Makes me wonder. Comments about Karlen, make me think it's Lupastin. Jealous ex-boyfriend perhaps? It could be a number of people. I think we all have a good idea who these blog spammer(s) are. It ruins coming on here and checking it out. Why bother anymore?
- 1 April 2013 at 21:37
- Anonymous said...
I know that France game those are all the wrong goal scorers!!! Travis B scored all of them I know it
- 1 April 2013 at 21:48
- Anonymous said...
Anon 21:37:
I totally agree with you. I actually think some of the post are Flavio and the majority of the posts are Jordan. The guy is extremely unfortunate and how else do you cope by being known as that guy who dates the girl who flirts with everyone but you. I could see Karlen flirting with Julio, Nathan, or Lee and Jordan holding resentment to that. Jordan seems too cowardly to ever post his name. Extremely two faced dude.
As for Flavio he is trying to hard to cover his tracks and seems way to guilty for his own good.
I ask myself why I bother, and lately I've been checking this blog less and less.
- 1 April 2013 at 21:54
- Anonymous said...
Ya you know you got it bad when a team gives you there backup jersey!
- 1 April 2013 at 22:01
- Mike Collins said...
Some interesting posts on here. I will create a poll so we can decide what to do with anonymous posts.
As for Taso he played unreal for Greece. He was the only reason they were in that game. This is the fun part as you get to see guys you wouldn't normally see perform. Definitely deserves a mention.
An update as to what we learned coming tomorrow.
- 1 April 2013 at 22:09
- Anonymous said...
Maybe make a poll who everyone thinks this anonymous person is:
1. Flavio Bravo
2. Jordan Lupastin
3. Kirk Evans
4. Craig Hodel
5. Mike Collins
- 1 April 2013 at 22:19
- Anonymous said...
you idiot theres not telling who they are! your living in a dream world and people should stop taking this blog serious!
- 1 April 2013 at 22:26
- Anonymous said...
you forgot Diya in there! I hear hes always talking smack
- 1 April 2013 at 22:28
- Anonymous said...
Sounds like we keep getting closer to finding out who it is. Anon 22:26 sounds like it is either Jordan or Flavio posting!
- 2 April 2013 at 07:51
- @Cam_Lag said...
Anon 21:28 sounds like you need a shoutout and a hug! There ya go, feel better buddy
Taso is a great goalie, there are alot of unknown players with skills that go unnoticed because of what team they play for/ they don't have a big rich sask soccer history, I don't even know everyone's name on my own team! but i know they have some great skill. most people couldn't name 5 players from Sudan but they all seem pretty good...
point is, this seems like a perfect place to give shoutouts to someone who played a good game, instead of bashing the same players over and over.
- 2 April 2013 at 08:00
- Anonymous said...
I heard Diya came on here and posted an anon post saying it wasn't him bashing others etc. I bet he checks this blog everyday. He pretends that he hasn't been on the blog at all. How believable is that? A guy with his attitude/maturity level doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt.
- 2 April 2013 at 10:00
- Anonymous said...
Taso is not a great goalie. Have you guys watched him play before? Why do you think Calor Infernal has to drop down to Div 4 next year? Pretty shitty goal keeping. What a joke. You anon posters have no clue. One good game does not mean you are a good keeper. Give me a break. Taso blows. Greece blows.
- 2 April 2013 at 12:40
- Anonymous said...
lets try to guess who the anonymous posters are! because if we guess them right, of course they are going to admit to posting!
are you kidding me? don't waste your time. people will post anonymously, if the comment isn't any good, don't do the person a favour and respond to it because that's all they want. there are thousands of people on here and unless someone admits to posting then there is no point at trying to point fingers at anyone.
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My latest piece fresh from my studio.... and I am really pleased at the way she turned out! I was inspired by the antique french bisque Bebe Jumeau dolls and their costumes. Not to mention I love old shabby pinks and creams too!
Don't ya love it when you find new uses for something that is no longer useful!
Well, for this piece I did just that. Too Cool! I had a vintage french powder box sitting around in my stash of vintage goodies. While sewing the dress and trying to figure out what type of hat I was going to make her...I spied this box. Hmmmm, I thought, colors matched perfectly, and what a COOL idea if I used it as a hat! And this is what I came up with in the end......looks like and old vintage french style dolly hat that could have belonged to those really expensive antique French Bebe Jumeau dolls!
She is listed on ebay right now in case you want to check out more details.


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PARABÉNS A VOCÊ x454!!!
Happy birthday to you city of São Paulo, Brasil!!!
The city is celebrating today its 454 anniversary!
It is the biggest city of the South hemisphere and it was founded by the Portuguese!
Way to go!
Loving freedom. Interesting city, interesting people. [We are elitist, individualist, arrogant, young and we are proud of it]. Let's keep rational, let's change emotions, let's remain romantic.
Happy birthday to you city of São Paulo, Brasil!!!


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Each year the Wadsworth Library purchases as many children's books and craft supplies as possible. If you are interested in helping us replace worn books or helping to replenish our craft supplies for 2014 please stop by and select a gift tag from the Giving Tree.
Step 1: Select a gift tag and take it to the circulation desk. The gift tags represent beloved children's books that need replacing as well new titles, craft supplies and Thomas trains. Hardcover books are requested.
The requested books are available at Touch of Grayce
(65 Main Street, Geneseo) for a 20% discount.
The requested books are available at Touch of Grayce
(65 Main Street, Geneseo) for a 20% discount.
Step 2: Bring your purchased item to the circulation desk and we will replace your gift tag with a "thank you." If you purchased a book for the library please let us know whose name you would like on the book plate.
If you are interested in participating be sure to stop by the library this December. Thank you for your generosity!