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So I've been working my ass off this past week. Tomorrow will be my seventh consecutive work day, but fortunately I get a couple of days off after that. Got a nice dinner with Corb and Trip planned, so that's something to I can look forward to this week. Of course, after that break I go right back into a 36 hour weekend. Hell tonight I feel like I got in super early, even tho it was like 1:30 a.m., but it's much better than 7 a.m.
Not a lot besides work going on. I started reading Tolstoi's War and Peace, basically so I can lord it over people that I am well read, but it is slow going. I'm like 70 pages in and having a hard time getting my footing in the novel, if you will.
I'm about to go overbudget for the week, which annoys me, but there are circumstances beyond my control. The first being my computer repair and the second being expanded gas use because of working an extra three days. I suppose this will even out once I get my fatty check on Friday, but I'd rather not be dipping into my bill money. I'm making every effort at fiscal responsibility and hate even the notion of backsliding at this juncture.


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This was the grossest thing I have smelled in a LONG time. Normally I have to take over for Nick when changing poopy diapers because he almost gags, but I almost lost it this time! I can't believe that just a teaspoon or two of avocado can make this smell so bad.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Warning: The post and pictures below may be a little disturbing. For those with sensitive tummies, I urge you to close window now!!
Let me start from the beginning....on Saturday, Nick and I experimented with giving Cole some avocado as his first "solid food". He was not quite sure about it and kind of fussed through most of it. The book that the doctor gave me said that when you start babies on solids, that their poo may stink more than normal. The good thing about him only being on momma's milk right now is that his poo doesn't really stink. Let the following picture give you an idea of what happened to us on Sunday.......
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Wow, I picked the WRONG day to check out your blog! Oh, how I can't wait to have a baby.
- June 7, 2009 at 9:09 PM
- Joe, Jenn, and Nathan said...
awesome. we start solids on tuesday, (i think...) can't wait.
- June 7, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- coneandmo said...
Oh Annie! Thanks for the warning! :) Good luck with more of that! :) Michele
- June 7, 2009 at 10:19 PM
- andersons2002 said...
Ha!!!! Annie, you are hilarious! And, I can't wait to see you guys and catch up! Brady used to poop like that up to neck! Must be a boy thing, b/c Morgan never did that. Those days are finally over, thank goodness, b/c that poop is a super pain to spot clean!
- June 13, 2009 at 2:25 PM
- Stacey said...
Wait one minute...how did it get on the OUTSIDE?! I didn't know that happened!
- June 14, 2009 at 4:36 PM
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The United States Navy seized two tons of hashish and detained three men it said had ties to Al Qaeda when it halted and boarded a boat in the Persian Gulf on Monday, military officials announced Friday.
''An initial investigation uncovered clear ties between the smuggling operation and Al Qaeda,'' the Navy said in a statement.
This is another good article that I found on the dangers of marijuana to society. Muslim terrorists are selling marijuana and hashish - corrupting our society from within, and teenagers in school our supporting them by baying their mind-frying plant.
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Paperwork done with; Dozy was handed some keys and (once Loki had been handed over) we decamped to explore the new estate. Sadly, Dozy had been handed the keys to a completely different dwelling place and this resulted in some frustrating moments when we (for obvious reasons) couldn't open her new front door.No names and no pack drill, but the R House team from the Mutley Plain office are, doubtless, working frantically on a new key filing system as I write. Probably.
Eventually after a trip back to the agency to get the right keys, Dozy's new portals were thrown open. We had a good snoop around, but I won't bore you with endless photos of what is, when all's said and done, an empty flat in Jannerland. Here's Dozybean, though, newly elected Lady of the Manor enjoying her first cuppa in her new sitting room (in which sitting is quite difficult, there being no chair as yet).For the very curious amongst the readership of this nonsense, here's a shot of the estate boundary, which we reached after a lengthy trek across uncharted lands. Dozybean is just discovering that she is now the proud owner of a washing line.
So, Dozybean has once again vacated Millbrooker Towers and young Loki is no longer spending much of his day saying "Nana" every time he spots Mrs The Millbrooker or "Dagololololol" every time he spots me.
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Here are the basic Ingredient
1 pound chinese cobbage
2 tbsp salt4cups of cold H2o
2cups very hot H2o
1tbsp finely chopped garlic
1tbsp finely chopped fresh ginger
1tbsp finely chopped scallions
2tsp finely chopped dried red pepper
2tsp sugar1tbsp salt
Preparation: Separate the cabbage leaves, and sprinkle them with salt. Pour in cold water, and allow the mixture to stand in a cool place for 8hours or overnight. Rince cobbage well and squeeze the excess liquid. Pour very hot water over the seasonings mix well. Combine with cobbage leaves. Put the combination into large glass bowl. optional cutting the leaves to make them fit. Cover with plastic wrap, and leave in a cool place for about 2days. Drain the leaves, and cut them into bite size pieces. And the rest just pack into jar for ready to serve.
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PhaseBio Announces Completion of Dosing in First Cohort of Phase 1 Clinical Trial of PB2452
PhaseBio Pharmaceuticals announced that it has completed dosing in the first cohort of subjects in its Phase 1 clinical trial of PB2452 (formerly MEDI2452), a reversal agent for the antiplatelet therapy ticagrelor.
The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, single ascending dose trial is evaluating the safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of intravenous PB2452 with and without ticagrelor pre-treatment in up to nine cohorts and a total of approximately 60 healthy volunteers.
"PB2452 has the potential to rapidly and specifically reverse the antiplatelet effects of ticagrelor in rare emergency situations, like urgent surgery or severe bleeding, providing a unique differentiator among oral P2Y12 antagonist antiplatelet agents," said John Lee, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Medical Officer of PhaseBio. "In preclinical studies, PB2452 demonstrated high affinity and specific binding to ticagrelor, and was shown to reverse ticagrelor-mediated inhibition of platelet aggregation and to normalize bleeding. PhaseBio in-licensed PB2452 from MedImmune in November 2017, and we are thrilled with its rapid progression into clinical trials."


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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Product Spotlight : The Ove Glove
Yeah I got the Ove Glove. You want to make something of it? Before you answer that question let me tell you a few things about my Ove Glove. My Ove Glove has an outer layer of Kevlar on it and can withstand heat up to 480 degrees F. It is also flame resistant. You scared yet? Well you should be because my Ove Glove has a five finger grip that can be used on either hand for maximum mobility.
OK, enough joking. I just find the whole Ove Glove idea humorous. Afterall I think the oven mitt has been doing a fine job for home chefs for the past gazillion years. What does the Ove Glove have over a oven mitt? Well it's more comfortable. But does a oven mitt really need to comfortable? You can maneuver your fingers better in an Ove Glove. OK that might come in handy once in a blue moon.
Now lets discuss what oven mitts have over the Ove Glove. How about when you purchase oven mitts you get TWO mitts. One for each hand. Only one Ove Glove comes in the box. While I like the idea that I can be the Michael Jackson of my kitchen dancing around with my one white Ove Glove that's not going to help me take out a cassarole from my oven.
Another thing I do not like about it is if you get the Ove Glove wet renders it useless. Knit cotton absorbs water and water conducts heat. Very well I might add.
Unless you need to complete your info-merical kitchen collection I think you can pass on the Ove Glove.
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Television networks now report that McCain is marginally ahead of Obama in the polls thanks to the bump he got from nominating Lady Sarah to be his veep.
Whether you're a Democrat, Republican, or Independent, when visiting the polls this November, remember this: a vote for McCain/Palin is a vote for the lunatic fringe of the Republican Party.
When John McCain speaks about being the party that brings change, think "back to the future" because that's the kind of change he has in mind; think Cold War, then fast forward-- think 1994---the Republican Revolution; think Newt Gingrich, Dan Quayle, and all things trickle down. By the time his pick for vice president is done with this country, Newt Gingrich will look like a flaming liberal.
Oh, yes, and when you think of Sarah Palin, think Mata Hari and Machiavelli combined. Some soccer mom who shoots wolves from 20,000 feet; some friend to the earth who thinks humankind has had nothing to do with global warming.
We're not shopping for a pair of pantyhose here; we're electing a president. The whole world will feel the aftershocks of this one.
McCain picked some spokesperson for a "culture of life," one who opposes stem cell research, and puts the life of a fetus the size of your ring finger above the life of your co-ed daughter, who will join in reinforcing abstinence-only education, in HIV/AIDS riddled continents like Asia and Africa, as well as in the inner cities of America while, at the same time, not bothering to instruct her own 17 year old daughter in abstinence.
With McCain/Palin, we'll make great headway: instead of trickle down economics, we'll have trickle down morality.
Do you want another lunatic fringe running your government?
Do you want a group whose views reflect those of less than a quarter of the population, who think that the apocalypse is a good thing, only a sneeze away from pushing the button that will blow us to hell and back? If so, then vote for John McCain.
With McCain/Palin, we get a culture of life that virtually guarantees a culture of death will follow in its wake.


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No one can ever take his place. Every time I see this dog my heart stops.
Rottweiler. I just think they are so beautiful with its shiny black and brown fur. Prefer as well when they have a long tale.
When my family decided to get a dog, we almost got this one, a Boxer. Maybe that's why I got so attached to them now, but think they are so beautiful as well. I have a thing for big dogs.
This Golden Retriever has always been my favorite. It was this dog I wanted when I was younger. Maybe because of the movie I was so obsessed with. You know the one with a retriever, a white boxer and a cat making it through the country side and the city to get to their family...? lol, any way.


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ETT stands for Existential Turtle Time.
It's a habit that I developed probably around my junior year of high school. Regardless of whether I was calm, upset, happy, or confused, I would often curl into fetal position, cover myself with a blanket, and just think. Sometimes I'd stay that way for around ten or fifteen minutes; other times I'd be like that for over an hour.
During those periods, I'd contemplate life, reevaluate decisions, and usually end up engaging in existential thought. It was actually pretty awesome.
I decided to name this blog after ETT because I got some of my best thinking done during those sessions. Being a turtle (hey, they're a symbol of wisdom for a reason!) allowed me to take a step away from the present and reflect. That's the level of thought that I hope to engage in more often and express on this platform. My goal is for this blog to not only be a documentation of adventures and opinions, but also a means to take a step back from all the excitement and keep myself grounded.
A final thought: try out ETT! And don't dismiss it as "silly meditation" before you do—there's something magical about having a blanket shell, trust me!


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Ratchet — Search and Rescue
Ratchet is a 5 year pit bull. He was originally a rehome/rescue. I am his owner and handler I received him at 5 months old in November and he never displayed "puppy" behavior. I would watch him sniff out his hs toys that were buried under snow from the day before. He was by far the most intelligent dog I had ever come across. I knew he would not be easy to place due too his energy level and intelligence so I decided to keep him and find him a job.
Ratchet is part of Northwest Pennsylvania K9 Search and Rescue. They are an all volunteer non profit organization. Ratchet and his handler Colleen have spent the last 5 years working and certifying on mantrailing. He works tirelessly during his training and when he is called out for searches with our team. He is ready to go anytime day or night. "As soon as I get my uniform out he knows it's time to go!" He and his team train up to 20 hours a week through out the year to perfect his skills. His training will never stop till his handler decides he is ready to retire.
The bond developed from a team of this nature is very strong. "I call him my guardian angel." He takes me to better places and gives my own life direct. And to be able to help my community with my k9 partner is an amazing experience.
Ratchet and his team are called out up to 25 times a year in multiple counties and states to assist in searches involving children, missing hunters, and alzheimer patients that walk away from facilities. Ratchet lives in the snow belt in Pennsylvania and works through all four seasons where the summers are in the 90's and the winters get into the negatives.
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Our greatest hope is that you, our loving family and dearest friends, are able to come to our wedding and enjoy the weekend with us in Montauk. We know that airfare, car and bus travel, and staying in Montauk is not cheap. So we want to preface the topic of the registry by saying that if you are spending the money to come to our wedding we certainly do not expect you to also spend a lot of money on a wedding gift.
That being said, people have asked about our registry and we have decided to take a rather non-traditional approach. For our registry we are asking people to contribute towards our first home.
The more we thought about it the more we realized that the last thing we need is more stuff. For the last couple of years we have thought about how wonderful it would be to finally own a home but, as most of you can understand, that dream is a financial stretch right now. I'm dying to have a garden of my own, Krissy is dying to have more space to care for animals, and together we would be the happiest couple if we had a place to call our own where we could be comfortable starting a family. We have a savings started but we thought, "well, maybe this is how we can finally make it happen!" So, with your help, we hope to turn our little savings into the down payment for our first home. We are not entirely sure where we will buy or exactly what we are looking for at this point but this could give us the power to really begin the search and that would be amazing. It's going to be our next big adventure and knowing that you had a hand in making it happen would mean the world to us.
So please consider being part of what we think is the best gift we could have, the ability to purchase our first home. No contribution is too small. Trust us, we appreciate it. It's all going to go into the house fund and every bit helps!
The house bank (oh wait til you see it!) will be in Montauk at the wedding but if you prefer gifts can also be sent in check form to either Kristine Dunkle or Alex Feleppa at 43-12 30th Avenue, Astoria, NY 11103.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Our Registry
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Having crossed the bridge into the unknown and plunged into the well of wisdom, here we have the transformation of self deep within the Orgone. The layers of the Odin ego melt away to reveal an angelic core identity, genderless and radiant. The shed ego folds back, transformed into another tool of motility and enlightenment, a cloak of wings to carry the angel aloft. The flames of the Orgone, brought to white hot intensity by the energy released during the transformation, lift the wings and carry the angel to higher levels of understanding.
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ARCTIC ZERO's National Ice Cream Month survey reveals that prevalence of dietary restrictions and concern about sugars influence whether we love it or leave it
SAN DIEGO, July 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Americans have enjoyed ice cream for centuries – Presidents Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were both known to serve the treat to their guests.1 A new national survey2 conducted this month by an independent research firm for ARCTIC ZERO® Fit Frozen Desserts® illustrates that today's Americans are not feeling as free to indulge in ice cream as our Founding Fathers did.
Among the findings: While 99% of people like ice cream, more than half of Americans say they do not eat ice cream or limit their consumption due to "health" concerns. That includes those who feel ice cream isn't a healthy choice (22%), those who are trying to lose weight or stay fit (17%), and the increasingly significant percentage of Americans who say they are managing dietary restrictions (16%). Nearly one in five shoppers reported regularly avoiding the ice cream section at the grocery store – half of them noting they did not want to be tempted to purchase ice cream.
Amit Pandhi, CEO of ARCTIC ZERO Fit Frozen Desserts, notes that the survey underscores the health consciousness of today's consumers and the growing demand for a healthier frozen dessert option that respects dietary needs such as those due to diabetes or lactose intolerance.
"Everyone still wants to indulge a sweet tooth and enjoy a fun and flavorful frozen dessert. Yet, collectively we are becoming more careful about our choices – paying attention to ingredients, nutritional value, dietary restrictions and preferences and how our indulgences make us feel," said Pandhi.
When measured against data gathered in June 2016, the number of Americans reporting dietary restrictions increased by six percent. In addition, more than half (53%) of those surveyed reported that they either always or frequently read the ingredient labels on ice cream or frozen desserts before eating or purchasing – up from 45% last year.
Making Careful Choices
Among the other findings of the survey, which was conducted by a third-party research firm:
The Rise of a Cleaner Alternative
ARCTIC ZERO conducts the National Ice Cream Month survey every summer to track developing frozen dessert category trends and preferences.
"As our survey shows, only one percent of the population doesn't like ice cream – but of those who enjoy it, only 45 percent eat it regularly without concern," said Amit Pandhi. "Millions of Americans want to be able to indulge without compromising their health or their fitness goals. Dietary restrictions and considerations are a key driver of this response and we see this trend in our other marketing research. ARCTIC ZERO created the Fit Frozen Desserts category to give health-conscious people who love ice cream a reason to reach into the freezer again."
ARCTIC ZERO is a low-calorie, low-sugar, lactose-free, ice cream alternative. All ARCTIC ZERO products are made from hormone-free whey protein, are GMO-free and are sweetened with low calorie monk fruit concentrate and organic cane sugar. ARCTIC ZERO contains no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives and comes in many gluten-free flavors.
The brand was founded by Greg Holtman, who was inspired by caring for his mother, who was a Type-1 diabetic. While she loved sweets, particularly ice cream, most desserts contained artificial sweeteners and ingredients. In the years since, Holtman's solution has become a favorite treat for millions of Americans with dietary restrictions.
ARCTIC ZERO is a leader in the better-for-you frozen desserts movement, which is driving growth of the overall frozen desserts category. Overall, sales of lactose-free/non-dairy frozen desserts grew more than 50% last year.
Of those survey respondents who resisted their recent cravings for ice cream, 49% said they turn to frozen desserts other than ice cream to satisfy their cravings.
"We want people to feel free to enjoy a delicious frozen dessert without guilt or concern about ingredients, so we aim to be the cleanest label ice cream alternative in the frozen desserts aisle," said Pandhi.
Celebrate National Ice Cream Month with ARCTIC ZERO's Freedom Tour
To celebrate the freedom to indulge without compromise, ARCTIC ZERO has been on a nationwide "Freedom Tour" visiting some of the hottest spots and events of summer, and offering free samples of creamy, delicious ARCTIC ZERO.
Upcoming stops include a National Ice Cream Day celebration in Los Angeles on Sunday, July 16. The ARCTIC ZERO mobile unit will be in the parking lot of Whole Foods in Santa Monica, 500 Wilshire Blvd. from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. distributing free, frosty ARCTIC ZERO samples.
ARCTIC ZERO will be at the IDEA World Fitness & Nutrition Expo at the Las Vegas Convention Center from July 20-23. Free admission to the expo includes product sampling, hosted workouts and demos.
On Saturday, July 29, ARCTIC ZERO will take part in the celebrity-studded annual Super Saturday event at Nova's Ark Project in Water Mill, New York. The only Freedom Tour stop which requires a ticket purchase, Super Saturday is a benefit for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance.
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DON CHERRY, ROGER ATTFIELD and his PROTEGE'S - Roger Attfield, who trains the Plate fave Not Bourbon, is between two of his former assistants, DAVID BELL (left) and MIKE KEOGH (right) both who have horses in the Plate as well (Shadowless and D. Flutie). DON CHERRY holds the Plate trophy.
- Roger Attfield at today's post position draw.
1 D. Flutie/Gus Schickedanz/Mike Keogh/Emile Ramsammy 30-1
*Named after the famous Canadian/NFL quarterback Doug Flutie, long and strong D Flutie is rough and tough and races a lot like his daddy Langfuhr with a low head carriage. He is still a maiden, his uncle Woodcarver won the Plate.
2 Dylan's Choice/Winter Road Racing Corporation/Desmond Maynard/Chantal Sutherland 50-1
Won his maiden for $8,000 claiming in Florida in the winter.
3 East End Tap/Sheik Yobuti Racing Stable Inc./Reade Baker/Tyler Pizarro 30-1
*Arguably the best looking horse in the race and getting nibbles here and there. He is a winner.
4 Harvest Home/Sam-Son Farm/Mark Frostad/Corey Fraser 30-1
*Legendary Sam-Son Farms sends out a maiden who will find his niche on grass.
5 Deputiformer/David James/Mike DePaulo/Jerry Baird 30-1
*He won a big race at 2, the Cup & Saucer, on the grass, but has been dull on Polytrack this year. His recent workouts have been strong.
6 Silver Jag/Earl Daynes/Josie Carroll/Slade Callaghan 30-1
*He's a maiden who has shown some promise. Trainer won the Plate 2 years ago.
7 Palmers/Melynk Racing Stables Inc./Mark Casse/Patrick Husbands 15-1
*Does not like Polytrack much according to his trainer but has run well enough on it. He's a winner.
8 Mamma's Knight/Mike Kowalski/Sam DiPasquale/Justin Stein 50-1
*Big winner on a Wednesday night over Ontario sired rivals and a horse for the little guys.
9 Shadowless/Heather Takahashi/David Bell/Emma-Jayne Wilson 20-1
*Only horse owned by Takahashi is big and strong and improving.
10 Ginger Brew/Stronach Stables/Brian Lynch/Javier Castellano 4-1
*Soft and gentle filly won the WOODBINE OAKS like a monster. Has to come back in 2 weeks for the Plate.
11 Jungle Brew/Stronach Stables/Brian Lynch/Eibar Coa 8-1
*Stablemate of Ginger Brew, he's a maiden who has shown promise.
12 Solitaire/William Clifton/James Bond/Robert Landry 7-2
*Maiden almost won the Plate Trial in his first Woodbine start and 2nd lifetime start.
13 Not Bourbon/Charles Fipke/Roger Attfield/Jono Jones 3-1
*Plate fave is peaking at the right time. Last Plate Trial winner to also take the Plate was Alydeed in 1992.
14 Sebastian's Song/Centennial Farms (Niagara) Inc./Alec Fehr/David Clark 12-1
Placed in the Trial and coming up to a good race for a group of new owners from Niagara Falls.
15 Took the Time/Earle I. Mack/Mark Casse/Ramon Dominguez 15-1
*One of 2 in the race for Casse. Improving youngster is very fresh and is a winner.
A packed trackside tent watched the post position selection process today at WOODBINE but not before DON CHERRY, former hockey coach and of the CBC's HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA wowed the crowd with funny stories and jokes.
Cherry told stories about Gerry Cheevers when he goaltended for Boston (which Cherry coached) and Cheever's top horse at the time, ROYAL SKI.
He bantered with DAN LOISELLE and the crowd and received many laughs and applause.
Cherry assisted with the selection process (SILVER JAG got 1st pick, TOOK THE TIME, 15TH pick) and then had photos taken with trainers and riders.
The post draw does not seem to have much bearing on the race since there is a 2 furlong run to the 1st turn. The horses will loade in post position order and there will be 14 horses in the main gate and one horse (TOOK THE TIME) in the AUXILLIARY GATE.
Some quotes:
"He's trained as good as any horse in the barn," said Brian Lynch about the maiden JUNGLE BREW. Lynch also has the filly GINGER BREW in the race, the Oaks winner who will be supplemented for $25,000.
"I've had top horses like WILL'S WAY, BEHRENS, BUDDHA, they didn't race at 2," said James Bond, who trains 2nd favourite SOLITAIRE, who has only raced twice. "I like to be patient and take my time."
"It has been 10 years since Archers Bay won the Plate for Mr. Melnyk, so we thought we would take that post," said trainer Mark Casse about taking post 7 for PALMERS.
"Give yourself plenty of time to come out because there will be delays," said WOODBINE chair DAVID WILLMOT about the CAW picketers on Sunday who plan to set up at 9 a.m. at the Woodbine entrances. The security guards for the OLG Casino are striking and the bad news is, horsepeople are going to pay.
"It's a wide open field and he has shown us ability," said EARL DAYNES about his colt SILVER JAG, one of 5 maidens in the race.
Woodbine Entertainment and LongRun will combine for a unique fundraiser on Plate day.
Each horse in the Plate, 15 of them, will have a customized saddlecloth that will be autographed and then put up for auction on ebay from Jun 23-June 30 with all proceeds going to LongRun.
There are minimum bids - $2,500 for the winner, $1,000 for the runner-up, $500 for the 3rd horse and $250 for the others.
DON CHERRY, Canadian icon, is the guest at Woodbine today for the draw for posts for the QUEEN'S PLATE (photo from cbc.ca). His co-hort RON MCLEAN hosts the Plate show on CBC on Sunday...
The Queen's Plate contenders have put their finishing touches on their big training as we are 4 days away from the big event, the 149th edition of Canda's most famous race.
NOT BOURBON, who could go off as the favourite over maiden SOLITAIRE and Oaks winner GINGER BREW, looked like a champion in his 46 and change breeze for half a mile yesterday under Jono Jones and appears as ready as he will ever be.
The Not Impossible 3yo, out of millionaire Bourbon Belle, won the Plate Trial and his trainer ROGER ATTFIELD was the last conditioner to get a horse to win the Trial and Plate - he did it in 1992 with ALYDEED.
SOLITAIRE arrived in his van from New York yesterday at noon and trainer James Bond is also in town. The colt has raced just twice but was a closing 2nd in the Trial under veteran rider Rob Landry.
Solitaire and JUNGLE BREW are maidens with only 2 career starts. The ONLY horse in modern times to win the Plate off just 2 starts is Awesome Again, and he went on to win the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Landry will be among many Queen's Plate players as guests at the Woodbine early Morning workouts seminar at 8:30 (A CORRECTION) Saturday morning at the trackside tent.
EAST END TAP, owned by Sheihk Yobuti Stable and trained by Reade Baker, will have blinkers off for the Plate.
Stay tuned after the draw for more updates plus the post positions.
CAW to Host Barbeque at Queen's Plate - Woodbine Racetrack Sunday
The CAW will be hosting a picket line barbeque at the Woodbine Racetrack on Sunday in honour of the Queen's Plate race and
the three-week long strike against concessions and the erosion of full time
jobs at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming facility.
The prestigious annual one-day event normally grosses tens of millions of
dollars for OLG and brings together approximately 20,000 fans from across the
Nearly 100 CAW local leadership and staff people met this morning to plan
the picket line support for Sunday's event.
"This is a time to work towards having decent full-time jobs and not
demand a larger compliment of part-timers, especially in Ontario where
manufacturing jobs are being eroded daily," said Hemi Mitic, assistant to CAW
President Buzz Hargrove.
The union warns that the barbeque may cause a slight delay in entering
the grounds and advises patrons to park nearby and walk to the racetrack.
The barbeque will begin at 9 a.m. and continue for the rest of the day,
with hundreds of CAW members, labour activists and community allies attending
from across southern Ontario.
Since setting up the peaceful picket lines, CAW members have been subject
to assault, been hit by motorized vehicles, spit on and verbally abused by
CAW members are also on strike in two other OLG locations including
Brantford and Sudbury Casinos since June 1 when OLG refused to respond to
concerns around shrinking full time employment, discrimination against
unionized workers, maternity leave, wages and benefits.
The striking Woodbine Racetrack workers are employed as security officers
at the facility.
PLATE CONTENDERS horse-owner-trainer-jock notes
The RICHARD LISTER roll continued as the owner and breeder scored yet another stakes win for 2008 (combining with added-money scores by Danceroftherealm) when TELL IT AS IT IS, trained by Jim Smith, stormed down the grass course to win the Tattling Stakes, a $100,000 event for older mares on the grass at 1 1/16 miles.
It was the first stakes win for the Kentucky bred, who is out of a mare, Talltalelady, who raced for Lister years ago and was graded stakes placed. talltalelady is a half-sister to MR. GREELEY.
"I bought this gal, the second last foal of Talltalelady and I tried to buy the mare who she had passed away," said Lister. "I have to give Jim Smith a lot of credit, he believed in this filly."
TELL IT AS IT IS was reunited with her favourite rider, Emma-Jayne Wilson who rode the gal to consecutive wins on grass last year at 10 furlongs, once on yielding turf.
Yesterday, the grass was a bit on the giving side, although not as soft as one may have thought with all the rain.
A 4yo by Chester House, Tell It As It Is was a dull 10th in her season debut in the Nassau Stakes behind many that she beat yesterday.
Chester House is also the sire of SANS SOUCI ISLAND who finished 2nd for Windhaven and trainer Roger Attfield. The 4yo rallied down the middle of the course behind Tell It As It Is. She was bred in Ontario by Windhaven and Bill Werner.
Charity Quest was third for Stonerside Stable.
Favourites GLITTER ROX, RUSSIAN ROSIE and NOTTAWASAGA all flopped and finished well back.
EOLOS may be a good one. The Whiskey Wisdom colt, owned and bred by Andreas Pitsaiotis and trained by Debbie England, won a maiden allowanc in the finale by a long margin. Coming from last, the 3yo colt out of the Bold Executive mare One for the Angels, blew past the field that got tired from a hot pace and won big. He was 1st time Lasix and under regular rider Rob Landry.
TERRAPLANE was the 9th winner for trainer Mike Doyle at the meeting when he won his maiden for $12,500 in race 1. The Trust N Luck 3yo was bred by Spring Farm of Dr. John Brown.
SPOT GOLD, owned by Kinghaven Farms and Harvey Clarke, won his maiden in race 2 for just $12,500. The Touch Gold-La Glitter gelding, a $170,000 yearling purchase, was bred by Adena Springs.
Race 2 was a messy event. Second-time starter ARE WE EVEN YET was under a heavy whip down the backstretch and all the way to the finish while fading badly after attending the pace.
SHUPAN dove to the rail off the turn and wiped out a tirring IT'S FOR SURE who almost fell down because of the infraction.
SALTY LANGFUHN was the FIRST CLAIM at Woodbine by Steve Asmussen and he won right back,jumping up from his near miss in his season debut for $32K to win for $40K last night in race 4.
Ridden by Jim McAleney, the Langfuhr gelding, now a 7-year-old, has won 8 of 33 races and was recently competing for Audre Cappuccitti.
"He had a set of cheater blinkers and me and he really didn't need either one of us," said McAleney on THE SCORE show.
Confusion reigned after the race as the horse was announced as claimed but assistant trainer Steve Flint informed the viewers that the horse was not (It was Rye onthe Rocks who was claimed from Scott Fairlie by Bob Cheema).
LOOKOFANEAGLE (Ontario bred by Birdonthewire) rode the rail on the pace in a battle with 2 others and then took off the in the stretch run to win the 5th race for $10,000, non-winners of 2. The 5yo was taking a huge class drop to his lowest level yet (he had been 2nd for $20,000 3 races back) and that was the winning formula orchestrated by trainer Ted Holder for the Culpepper Island Stable. Catherine O'Brien rode. KINTYRE was delayed briefly on the turn while on the rail but once he tipped out and rallied, he almost got up to win, finally settling for 2nd for Michael Van Every and trainer Mike Wright.
FAST MILLION got a shrewd ride by Matt Moore to take the lead in race 6 when no one else other than longshot Inside Executive wanted it and that worked in the 3yo's favour. Fast Million took off on the turn and held off track record setter Home for Harlan to win the allowance race.
Richard Englander owns the Millenium Wind fellow who was bred in Ontario by Box Arrow Farm. Scott Fairlie got his 14th win of the meeting and he continues to battle for the lead with Steve Asmussen. The time was a sizzling 1:09 4/5 for 6 furlongs. It was the 3rd win in 9 starts for Fast Million.
In race 7, maiden fillies and mares for $25,000 sprinted 6 furlongs and a lot of betting support went on GABRIELLE'S CHARM who had started her campaign with 2 dull efforts, last time for $30,000 when more than 6 to 1. But the race wnt to the morning line favourite TREE LO, who incredibly hung on to win after setting insane fractions of 21 4/5 and 44 2/5. The Ontario bred was getting that huge drop - maiden allowance to claiming - and she won for the estate of Allan Luxton and K. Harris. The Luxton family bred the daughter of Bold n' Flashy. Alex McPherson trains and Matt Moore won his 2nd straight race on the night on the pace.
Irwin Driedger and the lore of the Polytrack surface is discussed by Malcom Kelly on the CBC Queen's Plate site...
(It's a good site with photos and videos, only the photo of SOLITAIRE is of another horse..)


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It's Labor Day weekend—the American reward to working America! It was established on the 1st Monday of September because the determining powers thought there was too great a time period between the national holidays of Independence Day (July 4th) and Thanksgiving Day—and we all need a break! And Labor Day is half way between those two major National holidays.
I read this Illustration this week:
If you're into bumper-sticker philosophy, you've probably seen the axiom, "I owe, I owe, so off to work I go." For a vast portion of the workforce, that's the best reason they can muster for going to the job each day. According to one poll, only 43 percent of American office workers are satisfied with their jobs. In Japan, the figure dips to 17 percent. In the first century, Christian slaves had even less reason to be enthusiastic about their work. But Paul gave them a way to grasp a glimpse of glory amid the grind. He wanted them to "adorn the doctrine of God," that is, to show the beauty of their faith in Christ by how they work (Ti. 2:10).
A significant and often overlooked way that we serve God is in our everyday tasks. Martin Luther understood this when he wrote, "The maid who sweeps her kitchen is doing the will of God just as much as the monk who prays — not because she may sing a Christian hymn as she sweeps but because God loves clean floors. The Christian shoemaker does his Christian duty not by putting little crosses on the shoes, but by making good shoes, because God is interested in good craftsmanship."
–Taken from Our Daily Bread, September 5, 1994.
The Book of Revelation captures the imagination of many. It's symbolism and shroud of mystery challenges our intellect as we try to understand its message. Along with apocalyptic passages such as are found in Daniel and Ezekiel have caused serious Bible Scholars to attempt to project a timeline of events leading up to the end of time as we know it. And of course there is much disagreement as to the details. There are the Premillennialists, the Postmillennialists, and the Amillennialists.. There are the Pre-Tribulationists, the Mid-Tribulationists, and the Post Tribulationists. And these are just a few of positions on which scholars disagree. And within each of those positions there are disagreements on details.
A quick summary of Revelation would include the following: (1.)Time is growing short, so each church should get serious about being obedient to Christ's command.
(2) God towards the end of time will allow some major disasters to occur for the purpose awakening people to their need to repent.
(3) Those who refuse to repent will be judged and condemned to eternity in Hell while those who trust in Christ will receive their eternal reward of a home in paradise where they will be blessed by God.
(4) When the end comes, it will come quickly and Christ will reward each of us according to how we have lived our lives.
And that brings us to the message for today. In Verse 12 Jesus says, "Look, I am coming soon! My reward is with me, and I will give to each person according to what they have done." The King James Version translates that last phrase as, "…to give every man according as his work shall be."
On this Labor Day Weekend let's take these few moments to reflect on this concept of "Work" that Jesus plans to reward when He returns.
a. There is the common misconception that when we face the final Judgment there will be a list of our good works alongside a list of the bad things we have done. And if the good works list is longer than the bad list, then we will be saved. And while that sounds logical from a human point of view, it is totally contrary to God's Word. In Ephesians 2:8-9 we read, "8 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— 9 not by works, so that no one can boast."
b. In Romans 3:10 we read, "As it is written, 'There is no one righteous, not even one." And in verse 23, "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."
c. In Matthew 5: 48 Jesus says, "Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect." And while the context of this verse is about love, the standard by which we are measured is perfection. And, perfection does not allow for even one failure or sin, so none of us would make the cut!
d. So, the obvious conclusion, is that we cannot earn our salvation by our works. As it states in Romans 6:23, "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."
a. We are not saved by our works, but we are saved to do good works!
b. Just exactly what is the "work" to which Jesus is referring? Glen Pierpoint is quoted in Sermonillustrations.com as saying, " Our labor for the Lord is:
i. a labor of love—"We remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspirited by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ" (I Thessalonians 1:3). ILLUSTRATION: A young teen boy was seen carrying his crippled brother down the street. Someone said to him, "That is quite a burden you are carrying." The boy responded, "That's no burden—That's my brother!"
ii. A labor not in vain—"Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain. (I Cor 15:58).
iii. A labor known by Christ—"I know your deeds, your hard work and your perseverance…"(Revelation 2:2).
iv. A labor God does not forget—"God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them: (Heb 6:10).
v. A labor which is to be done together—"For we are co-workers in God's service; you are God's field, God's building" (I Cor. 3:9).
vi. A labor for eternal things—"He is the one we proclaim, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone fully mature in Christ. To this end I strenuously contend with all the energy Christ so powerfully works in me" (Col 1:28-9).
vii. a labor which is to reward –"The one who plants and the one who waters have one purpose and they will each be rewarded according to their own labor"(I Cor 3:8).
viii. a labor done to be accepted by Him –"So we make it our goal to please him, whether we are at home in the body or away from it"(II Cor 5:9).
ix. a labor which doesn't have an end—"He told them, 'The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore to send out workers into his harvest field'"(Luke 10:2).
c. In the Gospels Jesus summed up all these in Matthew 22:36-40: "Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" 37 Jesus replied: "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.'[a] 38 This is the first and greatest commandment, And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."
d. The person who has truly given his or her all to Jesus and become a Christian will give evidence of that by the way he or she lives their lives. In 1 John 3:10 we read, "This is how we know who the children of God are and who the children of the devil are: Anyone who does not do what is right is not God's child, nor is anyone who does not love their brother and sister."
e. Our lives—our character—give evidence of our relationship with God. That evidence is what Jesus will be examining upon His Return!
a. In 2 Timothy 4: 6-8 Paul gives this famous end of life testimony: "For I am already being poured out like a drink offering, and the time of my departure is near. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race. I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge will award to me on that day—and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing."
b. At the end of this life we who are in Christ are promised "rest from our labors" (Revelation 14:13). In the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, we read that in death Lazarus was comforted while the Rich Man's reward was agony ( Luke 16: 25). In John 14:1-4 Jesus promised that He was preparing a place for us in "His Father's House" and that He would return to get us and take us to where He is. On the Cross while speaking the thief who asked for mercy, Jesus promised that He would be with Him in Paradise—a word that suggest beauty and pleasure, safety and peace. In Daniel 12: 1-2 we read, ""At that time Michael, the great prince who protects your people, will arise. There will be a time of distress such as has not happened from the beginning of nations until then. But at that time your people—everyone whose name is found written in the book—will be delivered.2 Multitudes who sleep in the dust of the earth will awake: some to everlasting life, others to shame and everlasting contempt." In Matthew 25 Jesus gives a parable about Sheep and Goats to illustrate that final Judgment before God. In Matthew 25:34-38 we read, "Then the King will say to those on his right, 'Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat; I was thirst and you gave me something to drink; I was a stranger and your invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me." And to those who failed to do those works, the King said in verse 41, "Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels."
c. Yes, there is a reward for our works—the evidence from our lives will determine our eternity. There is a heaven to Gain and a Hell to shun!
It is Labor Day Weekend. It is okay to take a break from your vocation, relax, do something fun, get some rest. But remember, the work that really counts is how we live our lives in our service for the Lord. That is the paycheck that counts for eternity.
Are you expecting a bonus? Then live your life in a way that honors the Christ who gave His life for our salvation!


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Kotoko coach Mas-ud Draman insists he's not reeling under the weight of expectations ahead of Sunday's CAF Chaampions League reverse tie against JSM Bejaia.
The Porcupine Warriors are hot-favourites to advance past their opponent after earning a priceless goalless draw in Bejaia two weeks ago.
Kotoko have not gone past any Algerian side in any of Africa's inter-club competition and that has placed enormous burden on the shoulders of the trainer and his troops to make history.
But the former Ghana Under-17 national female team coach insists he's not feeling any pressure ahead of the big showdown.
"Why do you always talk about pressure? Life itself is about pressure," Draman said
"We are not under any pressure. We are going to play the Algerians. I have always been myself. There is no pressure on me or the team.
Kotoko thrashed second-tier side Agbozome Weavers 4-1 in the Ghana MTN FA Cup delayed round of 32 on Wednesday and Draman believes the victory has set-up a perfect tone for a resounding victory.
"It was a very good game. Everything went well and we are happy about that. We are going to face JSM Bejaia just like we did in Algeria and we are sure of eliminating them".
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... and I have just received a text from the 'Oops, we are in Spain mum!'... asking me (at this time of the morning - I WAS sleeping!), if she could drop her child off much earlier tomorrow morning. I don't really have a choice, do I?
I am amazed that some people think we are just here 24/7 and they can come and go as they please... willy nilly.


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I finished the doll-sized version of Lucy's Coronation Dress and Cape! Thanks be to God for His help as I worked on this project– He gave me the strength and ability to get it done in good time, and He also helped me to not get stressed at all yesterday while I worked on it. Thank You, Lord! <3>
I drafted most of the pattern, but used Josefina's Christmas Dress as a base for the sleeves (I didn't alter the puff part, but I widened the sleeves to make them more bell-like).
The main part of the dress is made from crepe-back satin and the sleeves are a satiny fabric.
The main body of the dress consists of the front, the side front panel (seen in the picture below), and the back, like the original.
I didn't know how to make the pearls throughout the fabric, but I did sew on a pearl trim to the neckline.
The back fastens with velcro, but I added the pearl trim there also to give the look of the back button pearls on Lucy's. I had the hardest time figuring out the Velcro… how to attach it without sewing over the pearls. I broke a needle, but not any of the pearls, and eventually got it figured out. Yay! 🙂
Now for the cape. I still wasn't able to get it shaped just like the original, but I did my best. It is basically a rectangle with a scooped area for the neckline. It's lined with white satiny fabric.
It closes with snaps but has a gold button for looks. The original has a lion head embossed on it, but I couldn't find any with a lion head…so I got one that I felt at least had the same "feel" to it. 🙂
It has a cord trim around the neckline and front edges…
Look at the hem on the back… isn't it marvelous? I used sari fabric for this, and have enough left over to make another cape AND a sari! But it'll have to wait until after I'm done with all my other Christmas orders.
Thanks to "The Wardrobe Door" for the pictures of the movie costume and construction details! I referred to it often and it was a great help.
Well, I better get to work on my Regency dress. I forgot to post about how terrible it was going and how I bought new fabric for it… that'll come later, I guess. 🙂
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Saturday, June 14, 2008 5:00
Amesbury, MA
Family Concert
Unity on the River
58 Macy St.
Amesbury, MA
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I'll be doing a show at the Unity on the River church for children and adults. It'll be a combination of the music I've been playing in my morning shows combined with some folk classics that I have grown to love over the years.
There's a cookout at 4pm (food for purchase), and the concert will follow at 5pm.
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ArrowHopi, Arizona, Southwest
collected about 1904-1907
Feather, sinew, wood and red paint
Overall: 28 3/8 in. (72 cm)
Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College: Bequest of Frank C. and Clara G. Churchill
North America, United States
20th century
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Tools and Equipment: Hunting and Fishing
Native American
Native American: Southwest
Not on view
Clara G. Corser Turner Churchill (1851-1945) and Frank Carroll Churchill (1850-1912), Arizona, 1904-1907; bequeathed to present collection, 1946.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
1,000 Hands!
Thanks to everyone who donated thus far. We have surpased 1,000 hands which means I am well underway on my journey from San Francisco to Thimphu. My total so far is about 1,200 hands or $1,200 towards my program fee of $3,000. If you haven't donated yet please consider lending a hand! I pledge to work my hardest on your behalf in the Kingdom of Bhutan.
By Mail: Make checks payable to The Bhutan Canada Foundation include my ID #31203. Send to: The Bhutan Canada Foundation,
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Friday, August 05, 2005
my head
My head hurts. Its probably from staring at this god forsaken computer screen for hours. . .where are my sunglasses? I think I've become addicted to the internet. I can't get my voyeristic fix from people watching when I'm a) not in Boston and b) sitting in an office all day. So I think I've become and internet voyerist, lurking in lj communities without posting and just finding out the randomist shit. What a god damn waste of time. I should be educationg myself, discovering the secrets of the universe, or time, or space, or finish siging up for fall classes. Instead I learn that hipster and emo kids like to take pictures of themselves and their peircings and spend almost as much time on the internet as I do, just writing about themselves and posting pics of what they ate for lunch. Ah. A week more of work is just about all I can stand. Office life is. . .
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NEW data which gives an insight into the Welsh Ambulance Service's performance has been published today, Wednesday 26 July 2017.
The Ambulance Quality Indicator (AQI) data – which looks at things like clinical care, appropriate interventions and patient flow – helps people assess our performance across the five-step Ambulance Care Pathway and not just against the eight-minute target for Red calls.
The AQIs were developed in collaboration with the Trust's commissioners, the Emergency Ambulance Service Committee (EASC), and the Chief Ambulance Service Commissioner, Stephen Harrhy.
This is the seventh lot of data to be published since the launch in October 2015 of the Trust's new Clinical Response Model.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
My atheist Christmas
So they moved the day that people normally celebrated the season and they told people that they did it because Jesus was born on Dec. 25th. They had to get people to stop doing what they'd been doing for thousands of years so they could put their stamp on things. But more and more people are finding out that most all of what Christianity has done to our holidays has been a lie. And that's a good thing.
As I've said before on here, we celebrate Christmas by putting up a tree, hanging lights, giving gifts to each other and to our friends. We also get an angel off the angel tree at Sparky's work place, and no, this tree is not sponsored by or has anything to do with the homophobes at the Salvation Army. And in the past few years, we've spent more on gifts for the 'angel' than we do on gifts for each other. We have all the clothes and gadgets we need, so we'd rather make the holiday bright for a kid who might not get anything if we didn't pitch in and help. We also give to Toys for Tots.
I'm not miserable at Christmas time, and I don't want to stop anyone from saying 'Merry Christmas' or celebrating the holiday in whatever way they choose. I love Christmas, I love our tree, giving gifts, seeing friends, spending time with loved ones. These people Pat Robertson has conjured up who hate Christmas, they're figments of his twisted and warped old mind.
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Labels: call me Mr. Christmas
4 comments:
- Caffeinated Joe said...
Totally agree! I celebrate Christmas like I always have - tree, ornaments, decorations, gifts, food, family, friends - and that won't ever change. Has never been a religious holiday for me. I say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays, and they are said in the spirit of hoping others, no matter what they celebrate or don't, just have a good end of the year.
Robertson and those like him have this all made up in their heads, to go along with the image of Atheists and non-believers as minions of their Satan.
- November 27, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- intelliwench said...
Agree for the most part, but I know one atheist who isn't particularly happy @ Christmas. My daughter's birthday is December 25 -- she gets the inevitable remarks about sharing her special day with Jesus, etc., and it kind of sucks that relatives used to wrap her birthday gifts in Xmas paper. Now she's lucky if they remember at all.
(Needless to say, I learned my lesson about having unprotected intercourse on St. Patrick's Day....)
- November 27, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- gmb said...
I agree. Xmas is about food and family and friends. Baking cookies, perhaps finding something special for a few folks. I mean, Santa Claus...the opposite of everything ugly and miserable that religion throws at you, no?
- November 28, 2012 at 12:12 AM
- Life As I Know It Now said...
right on man:)
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Hello (from Mrs. Kosinski)!
Wow! How is it already December!? These first few months of school have been so busy for me and have flown by! I wanted to give some insight on what is new within the library and technology classes at Franklin Elementary since we have come a very long way since last year and I am both excited and proud of how things have changed!
First off, I was able to eliminate our desktop computers in the library and replace them with Chromebooks. The desktop computers were taking up a lot of space and this has been able to open up the library completely! With this new space I've created what we call a "Makerspace". A Makerspace is where students get to combine technology and everyday materials to create some amazing things. They can use their creativity and problem solving skills to find their passions. A special thanks to all families that have donated materials!
The current technology in our library includes: 1 Sphero, 3 Osmo's, Lego Storytelling Kits, Lego WeDo 2.0 Kits (robotic Legos), Math Lego Kits, Little Bits (circuit builders), 3 Makey Makey's, 3 Code-a-Pillars, 2 mBots, and 15 Chromebooks.
With our materials and our new space in the library I have begun teaching all of my classes in the library (with the exception of 4K/5K due to time constraints). Currently, students in fourth and fifth grade have been going through rotations during each session of technology. They have been using all of our technology materials and are really exploring. Students in fourth and fifth grade have been encouraged to work together, create their own projects, problem solve (and have fun) during these rotations! It has been GREAT! Some of the rotations include:
Building and controlling an mBot (students are actually BUILDING a robot!)
Creating pianos and games using the Makey Makey's
Coding and controlling our Sphero (a round robot)
Using our "Little Bits" to create their own projects, such as, an automatic greeter
…….And much more!
Other classes are able to utilize some of these materials during their technology classes. I often teach a full group lesson and then while students are working on a project or task I set up the Osmo's and Sphero for students to use. (If you don't know what those are ask your child today!!!)
Not only are students immersing in these technology projects and experiences during class they also have been visiting the library and Makerspace outside of technology with their classroom teacher!
For example, I recently taught with Mrs. Gutzwiller to extend the students' learning on Plants and Pollinators. Students in her class have been learning about plants and pollination, therefore, we began building pollinators with Legos, but not just ordinary Legos...ROBOTIC LEGOS….that the students can CODE! Students worked in groups to follow step by step directions to create a bee on an axle and coded that bee to spin around and pollinate a flower...and these students are in second and third grade…. How amazing is that? They did such a great job!
Currently, I'm working with Mrs. Czaplewski on creating frog habitats using cardboard and Makerspace materials. After students create their habitats we are going to create Lego robotic frogs to move around their habitats!
It has been so great to dig deeper into technology with the students so far this year. I look forward to the progress they make and the projects they create. I will continue to share students' creations on Class Dojo, Facebook, and the website!


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Once Again: Hospitality
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Once again, I share with you the hospitality I have been warmly given. This time, from a Persian perspective. You can see there are more designs in the food, then what I am used to experiencing here.
At some point, I would love to have my friends over for a meal. I need to start thinking of some foods that I can make, in a spread like this… Usually meals consist of at least three main dishes and some side dishes. Hmmm, what to do… What to do… If you have any recommendations, feel free to share!


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The pacing of the Elder Scrolls games is pretty odd. I've played my new, unglitched save file for about six hours now, and those six hours seemed, at the time, full of incident, but short of giving a minute-by-minute breakdown of minor events (which you can find here if you're interested), there's not a lot to report. Exploring caves. Doing minor favors for people. Gawping at scenery. Dying of exposure.
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McAfee Coliseum landed right in the middle, at #15 between Yankee Stadium and U.S. Cellular Field. In giving the Coliseum a score of 40 out of 70 possible points, reviewer James Black hit the nail right on the head in one of his closing comments:
"Despite regularly producing playoff teams since the 1970s, the A's play in one of the majors' least interesting ballparks, while across the Bay the Giants' inconsistent play (at best) is rewarded with a veritable Taj Mahal."Surprisingly, that very Taj Mahal across the bay placed 24th on the list, scoring a total of 37. The low scores came largely from inflated prices cited from Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index, with which I have to take some issue. It basically assumes that a family will buy the same food and souvenirs at every game, which is less likely to happen the more one goes. I can't comment on souvenirs since I don't buy them, but food prices are only slightly higher at SBC versus those at the Coliseum. A microbrew usually costs a quarter more in SF, while a hot dog is 25-50 cents more. SBC, through its pouring rights deal with Coke, has one pretty unique item not found in other ballparks: Coke vending machines. When the park opened in 2000, those 1.5 L bottles cost only $1. They've steadily gone up since then and are no longer a great deal at $3 (IIRC), but they more than did the job since they didn't have long lines and the sodas were always cold. It's an idea that should be considered for a new A's ballpark, since the overhead compared to using vendors is relatively low. No, I am not arguing for the return of the Automat, but for something as simple as a drink, there are obviously more efficient ways of selling it, and vending machines make sense.
Incidentally, the top-ranked venue this year was Miller Park, which like the Coliseum has lots of parking and plenty of walk-up tickets available. Limited public transit options knocked it down a bit, but the great tailgating experience and the amenities available in the new ballpark boosted its score. PNC Park placed second, Coors Field third, and Angels Stadium fourth (thanks to Arte Moreno's promise of reasonably-priced concessions and tickets).


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