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n2y attended LRP's National Institute 2019 in Orlando with Unique Learning System, our award-winning standards-based online curriculum featuring powerful assessment and data tools.
Fully compliant with federal and state ESSA requirements, Unique Learning System enables students with unique learning needs to access the general education curriculum. Its Goals, Preferences and Skills (GPS) data collection and assessment center determines each student's current level of performance to help develop standards-based IEP goals.
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[Seattle Macy's Day Parade Photo: Scott Engelhardt]
In celebration of the 2014 holiday season, Macy's is proud to announce that its annual My Macy's Holiday Parade will take place on Friday, November 28, 2014 in downtown Seattle. The parade steps off promptly at 9 a.m. and lasts approximately one hour.
The Seattle Times and Warm 106.9 FM radio are the media partners for the Parade this year. Macy's signature inflatable floats will make their annual appearance in this Seattle tradition. The parade will feature 25 inflatable floats, local middle and high school marching bands, nearly 650 costumed characters, professional sports teams and community drill teams.
New to this year's parade floats are a Siamese Kitty Cat, Callie the Caterpillar, a gingerbread house, airplane, red nesting dolls, a rubber ducky, penguin, reindeer, polar bear, and a "Believe" mailbox with Yes Virginia costumed characters.
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Hey y'all! We're jumping right into summer time fun with trips to the beach, plans for camping and pool side play dates. But when the kids aren't busy outside they often need a bit of down-time inside! Why not snuggle up with some popcorn or project one of these onto the big screen? Here are some of our Summer Favorites on Netflix…
Guardians of the Galaxy is one of the boys all-time favorites and perfect for watching before heading to the theatre to catch the second movie!
I love, love, love the Mindy Project and have been binge watching this comedy series all season long!
The kids also recently enjoyed Ice Age 5 where the Earth is in danger from comets!
My boys are now nine years old (WHAT?!?) and have been binge watching Teen Titans Go! Definitely a favorite for them.
I have also been catching up on episodes of the 100, Jane the Virgin and Outlander… all so good!!
So what have you and your kiddos been watching? We are always looking for new recommendations..
Disclaimer: I am part of the Netflix Stream Team and have been compensated for my participation in the program. All opinions and reviews are 100% my own.


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Petition to JONATHAN OLDHAM: Mayor
Surfing Outside the Flags in Harvey Cedars
[If you live or vacation in Harvey Cedars please indicate that in the notes section.] We request that Harvey Cedars remove the restriction and allow surfing outside of the designated swimming areas during guarded hours. We acknowledge that surfers would be surfing at their own risk. At this point, every mayor in every municipality on Long Beach Island besides Harvey Cedars has listened to the advice of their senior lifeguard and decided that surfing outside the flags during guarded hours is perfectly fine. To arrive at this decision, they analyzed 10 years of data and facts from Ship Bottom and other areas regarding ocean safety and liability issues and found that it simply has had no ill effects. I think we can all agree that if surfing outside the flags had any negative impact on these municipalities that the mayors would have had to ban it -- and they haven't. We are asking Mayor Oldham to please speak with his LBI counterparts regarding this issue so he can inform the Harvey Cedars surfing community as to any issues he uncovers that would preclude him from removing this restriction in Harvey Cedars. We need to look to neighboring municipalities because that is where the data resides. Harvey Cedars has little or no empirical data on this. While our guards are probably the best on the island, they don't have extensive first hand experience guarding beaches with outside the flag surfers. According to Thomas Smith, the senior lifeguard lieutenant in Ship Bottom, "We allow surfing outside the swimming areas on our beaches and have done so for over 10 years with no problems". There can be no stronger argument. The current unofficial rule in Harvey Cedars seems to be (although it's kind of secret and no one is sure of this) that when conditions are "good", that the guards will let you surf. I have been surfing twice this week and was called out at 10:03 am while I was surfing what I call "good" waves. And that was with no swimmers in the water or people on the beach. The definition of what is "good" is one thing if you are a parent trying to teach your 10 year old how to surf versus if you are an advanced surfer. So I think most reasonable fact based people would conclude that a daily call on what is "good" has not worked and can't possibly work. The end result is no one surfs during guarded hours even on an average rideable day because they are tired of being rejected on a regular basis (speaking from personal experience). Positive safety aspects include relieving the crowded and therefore unsafe conditions at Hudson, Harvey Cedars' only surfing beach. In addition, it is well-documented that surfers frequently assist in water rescues in hazardous conditions. Surfing is a healthy, multi-generational family activity and it is practiced on an increasing basis yearly. This is a great way to maximize the public's use of the beach and surf zone and acknowledge over a century of wave-riding tradition on the NJ coast. Surf City surfers started a similar petition in June of this year and it very quickly had over 1,000 signatures. It was delivered to Mayor Hodgson and Surf City approved surfing outside the flags in time for the summer 2017 season.


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Endowment pays tribute to Laurine Harrison
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A 30-year employee of the Student Society, Harrison died unexpectedly on June 17 at age 51.
As ombudsperson for the past 14 years, she advocated for students in trouble, intervening or negotiating on their behalf but also helping them to help themselves. Highly respected by faculty and staff for her quiet persistence and belief in "doing the right thing", Harrison made a difference in the lives of countless former and current SFU students. Many were among the more than 400 people who attended her memorial service June 26.
"The principles of caring and justice ran through everything she did, and the university is a poorer place for her passing," says Jon Driver, dean of graduate studies.
Harrison had a soft spot for students such as single mothers and First Nations and foreign students who traditionally have a hard time entering and then remaining at university. She often went beyond the call of duty to help these students resolve their issues and stay in school.
The endowment fund monies will go towards creating awards for such students. Harrison's family and friends anticipate a yearly fund-raising drive to augment it. To make a donation, please contact Preet Virk in the university advancement office at 604.291.5310.


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Will Ayers has been working in the marine field as an electrical engineer for almost twenty years. Will currently serves as chief electrical engineer at Elliott Bay Design Group in Seattle, Washington. A graduate of the University of Washington with a BSEE, Will has excelled in vessel electrical system studies, electrical system software modeling, and all levels of system design on a marine vessel. For the last seven years, Will has had the opportunity to pursue hybrid and all-electric propulsion opportunities in various applications, ranging from small passenger-only vessels to large car ferries carrying as many as 2500 passengers and 200 vehicles.
As the governor's maritime sector lead for the State of Washington, Joshua works as the liaison between maritime industry stakeholders, the governor's office, legislature and state agencies. As sector lead he focuses on economic development, building public/private partnerships, and ensuring a 21st century workforce. In his role, Joshua is leading Washington Maritime BLUE, the governor's strategic vision for a sustainable, decarbonized maritime industry alongside the development of a Maritime Innovation Center. Previously, Joshua served as director of the Washington Maritime Federation and brings extensive maritime industry experience to his position.
John Dwyer, Officer in Charge, Marine Inspection and Chief, Inspection Division at USCG Sector Puget Sound, with responsibility for safety, environmental and security standards for commercial vessels and waterfront facilities in the Pacific Northwest region. He serves as the head of the vessel security and Washington State Ferries security sub-committees within the Puget Sound Maritime Security Committee. He has more than 37 years of maritime experience, including vessel inspection, port security, waterfront facility inspection, mariner licensing, casualty investigation, and marine disaster and firefighting response. He also was a member of the US Coast Guard Reserve, retiring in 2005 as a captain while serving as the Pacific Area reserve chief of staff.
Captain Edwards is the chief of the US Coast Guard's Office of Commercial Vessel Compliance. He oversees a staff that administers the commercial vessel safety, security, and environmental protection compliance programs, develops and maintains policy in support of these programs, and provides guidance to operational field units. His previous operational assignments include Prevention Department head in Seattle, WA, Marine Safety Detachment supervisor in Massena, NY, chief of the Small Passenger Vessel Branch in Baltimore, MD, and assistant engineer of a medium endurance cutter in Cape May, NJ. His staff tours include executive officer of the Marine Safety Center, section chief of the mechanical engineering major at the US Coast Guard Academy and staff/salvage engineer at the Marine Safety Center.
Roger Garratt is the director of strategic initiatives for Puget Sound Energy (PSE) and the president of Puget LNG, LLC. In his role with Puget Sound Energy he is responsible for the acquisition and development of new energy resources for the electricity and natural gas business. He joined PSE in 2003 and since that time has acquired and developed nearly $3 billion of assets, including three wind projects and five gas-fired facilities. Most recently, he heads up the company's efforts related to the Tacoma LNG facility. In addition, he is part of a PSE team responsible for reducing the company's carbon footprint and also responsible for exploring emerging technologies in the energy sector. Roger serves on the board of directors of Puget LNG as well as Puget Western, Inc., a wholly-owned real estate subsidiary of PSE.
Commander Darwin A. Jensen graduated from Boise State University in 1998 with a bachelor of science degree in biology. CDR Jensen enlisted in the US Coast Guard in August of 1998.
Mark Keneford spent 27 years in the Canadian Navy as a marine systems engineering officer and project manager. He sailed on ships and had operating tickets (Navy equivalent) for steam, diesel and gas turbines. Since 2008 he has been employed in Wӓrtsilӓ in services as Canadian government service support and then as Wӓrtsilӓ Canada marine solutions sales responsible across Canada to represent Wӓrtsilӓ solutions to shipowners, ship design companies and shipyards, in all vessel segments. Mark is a member of CIMARE (St. Lawrence branch) and SNAME (eastern Canada section).
Marcel LaRoche is a marine engineer and maritime industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience providing technical support and business development leadership throughout the industry in Canada and abroad. Holding a 1st class unlimited licence, he has worked within ship operations, in ship yards and for classification societies. Safe ships and clean oceans are key drivers and since 2010, Marcel has provided leadership and technical support to industry in transitioning to natural gas and other clean fuel applications. In his current role as director LNG engineering at BC Ferries, he is furthering this work as he leads the step change required to implement natural gas safely as a marine fuel into the organization. He is an active member of SNAME, regularly contributes to Canadian and international regulatory working groups and standards committees and is the currently the vice-chair for North America for the Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF).
LT Steven Lewis has served nine years in the Coast Guard as a deck watch officer, marine inspector and marine safety engineer. He is a graduate of the Coast Guard Academy and recently earned a master's degree in electrical engineering from Texas A&M University, concentrating in power systems and power electronics. As a staff electrical engineer at the USCG Marine Safety Center, he leads plan review for projects involving cutting edge, all-electric and hybrid vessel designs that utilize high energy density lithium-ion batteries as power.
Robin Madsen is a marine engineer at Glosten, a full-service marine consultancy based in Seattle. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he holds both bachelor's and master's degrees in naval architecture and marine engineering. Robin is a professionally licensed engineer in the state of Washington. Since joining Glosten in 2008 he has led and supported new vessel design engineering as well as refits, modifications, and analysis of research vessels, tugs, passenger vessels, and floating structures. Robin has a wide range of experience in naval architecture and marine systems design.
Captain John Mauger is the commanding officer of the Coast Guard's Marine Safety Center where he promotes maritime safety and environmental protection through review and approval of more than 17,000 plans annually for the design, construction and alteration of US and foreign vessels, equipment, and offshore oil and gas facilities. Captain Mauger has extensive experience conducting field operations and assisting government agencies with strategy development, resource allocation and succession planning. His immediate prior assignment was as the Coast Guard's senior technical authority for Design and Engineering Standards. There, he led interagency teams to promote Arctic safety and the use of alternative fuels as the US head of delegation for development and adoption of the International Maritime Organization's Polar Code and the International Code for Gas-Fueled Ships.
Lieutenant Commander Dan McQuate currently serves as the chief of the Facility Safety Branch in Coast Guard Headquarters Office of Port and Facility Compliance. In this role he is responsible for the development of doctrine, policy, and procedures used by 400 facility inspectors nationwide on over 3,750 waterfront facilities. His portfolio of responsibility includes facilities handling liquefied gases, oil, hazardous materials, and the Coast Guard's National Container Inspection Program. Lieutenant Commander McQuate has spent the last twelve years supporting the Coast Guard's strategic missions of marine safety; port, waterways and coastal security; and marine environmental protection while assigned to units in Houma, LA, New Orleans, LA, and Paducah, KY. Prior to reporting to Coast Guard Headquarters, Lieutenant Commander McQuate participated in the Coast Guard's Port Safety and Security Industry Training Program where he focused on the liquefied natural gas industry.
Tim Meyers is the Coast Guard's lead engineer on regulatory and policy development for the safe design of shipboard systems using LNG and other alternative fuels, and represents the US in continued development of the International Maritime Organization's International Code of Safety for Ships Using Gases or Other Low Flashpoint Fuels (IGF Code) as well as other related industry standards.
CDR Marc Montemerlo currently serves as the chief of the Hazardous Materials Division at US Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, DC. His responsibilities include developing and maintaining regulations, standards and industry guidance to promote the safety of life and protection of property and the environment during the marine transportation of hazardous materials. In addition, Montemerlo serves as the head of the US delegation to the International Maritime Organization Subcommittee on Carriage of Cargoes and Containers (CCC) and is the designated federal official in charge of the Chemical Transportation Federal Advisory Committee.
Guido Perla is the founder and chairman of Guido Perla & Associates, Inc. (GPA), and he is responsible for all aspects of business and technical operations and has successfully owned and operated GPA since 1979. He oversees the strategic and business development of the company, and focuses on research and development; and preliminary and conceptual design work.
Peter is the president of Philips Publishing Group, publishers of trade journals for the maritime and transportation industries. In the years since Philips Publishing was founded by Peter's father in 1983, the company has grown to become the largest maritime and transportation publishing house on the West Coast. Titles include Pacific Maritime Magazine, aimed at West Coast commercial vessel and terminal operators, FOGHORN, the official publication of the Passenger Vessel Association, Clipper Vacations Magazine, published for Seattle's Clipper Navigation, Catalina Express Magazine, published for Catalina Express, Pacific Fisheries Review and Fishermen's News, the oldest commercial fishing publication on the Pacific Coast.
Alisa Praskovich is the manager of business development, marine markets, for Crowley LNG Sales and Distribution. In her role, she targets customers operating LNG-powered commercial ships to include cruise, ferry and cargo vessels operating in US ports to provide innovative marine bunkering solutions.
Captain Sturgis serves as the commander, Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound. She reported aboard from her most recent assignment as the Coast Guard liaison to the US Navy's Military Sealift Command located at the Washington Navy Yard.
While attending Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Sturgis enlisted in the Army Reserve in 1988 and served with the 88th Military Police Company at Fort Eustis attaining the rank of sergeant. After completing her undergraduate studies at Old Dominion University in 1992, Commander Sturgis transferred from the US Army to the US Coast Guard and received her commission from Officer Candidate School in 1993. She received her master of marine affairs from the University of Washington and was assigned to the Center for a New American Security, a Washington DC based think tank where she published on marine spatial planning, Arctic maritime challenges, and port resiliency.
Matthew von Ruden is a maritime professional with 30 years experience in the government and private sectors. A 1986 graduate of the US Coast Guard Academy, Mr. von Ruden served 23 years in the US Coast Guard, including six assignments at sea, and retired at the rank of captain in 2009. In the commercial sector, Mr. von Ruden worked in the chemical and shipbuilding industries in California, Washington and British Columbia. He held the position of associate dean and director of Seattle Maritime Academy at Seattle Central College before moving to his current position as director, vessel engineering and maintenance at Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division.
Terri Whitelaw is associate director of marine safety and security in the Pacific region overseeing the daily operations in the areas of safety, security and environmental protection for both commercial and pleasure craft. She is a naval architect who started with Transport Canada as a hull inspector 30 years ago in St. John's, Newfoundland. Over the course of her career she has conducted plan approval and inspections of vessels ranging from fishing vessels to tankers, culminating with the certification of the first two floating production, storage and offloading units in Canada, prior to any international regulatory regime for this type of vessel. She has managed inspection and technical services units in the Atlantic region prior to her move to Vancouver, BC. An interest in fire regulations led to Terri representing Canada at IMO during the Fire Test Procedure Code re-write as well as leading the group that re-wrote the Canadian fire regulations. She is an active member of CSA and ISO offshore structure working groups.


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Construction Projects Involving Existing Structures
Upfit, renovation, repurpose, restoration, and additions are just a few words used to describe construction on existing structures. Changes to an existing structure may be necessary because a new visual aesthetic is desired; corporate mandates; or for safety and building code requirements.
The fastest way to put a new face on your business is with an upfit of your existing space or a move into a new location.
Coastal Structures can assist with meeting both franchise guidelines and local code issues to bring your project in on budget and on time.
The Tenant Upfit:
The tenant upfit is one of the most common commercial construction projects.
In its simplest definition, a tenant upfit is the construction of an existing or newly acquired space to accommodate a tenant's specific needs.
Newly acquired space may include developments, such as Market Common in Myrtle Beach. The developer builds the structures in the new development but leaves the interior work to the incoming tenant. This may include interior layout, plumbing, electrical, walls, and finishes. Later on, a new tenant may come into the space and renovate the previous upfit or tear out the previous upfit to repurpose the space for a new use.
Examples of upfit projects include:
Bistro 217 Restaurant
Located in the Downtown Pawleys, an award-winning retail complex in Pawleys Island, the Bistro 217 project is a 5,000 square foot restaurant. Designed by Tych and Walker Architects.
Sotheby's Real Estate
Completed in 2015, Sotheby's Real Estate located at 35 Capers Way in Pawleys Island features the repurposing of approximately 5,000 square feet of an existing retail building to a new use. Designed by Tych & Walker Architects.
Current project:
Attorney's Office
52 Capers Way
Renovation projects tend to be more cost-effective because a lot of the structural work is already completed.
The contractor must work within an existing framework, but typically a renovation costs less money than new construction. Experience counts in anticipating problems that might be found in the walls of existing or old buildings. New building codes may require updating existing components to bring them up to current code.
Example of projects that Coastal Structures has done:
Colleton Medical Center Renovation of the Intensive Care Unit
The Renovation of the ICU at Colleton Medical Center in Walterboro, SC updated the facility to meet current standards. Adjacent hospital rooms were modified to serve as a temporary ICU during construction. The construction took place in an isolated and contained environment that kept dust, debris, and noise from entering or disturbing adjacent areas that included operating rooms, delivery rooms, nursery, and the temporary ICU. The nine-month project was completed in February 2016. Design was by Curtis Group Architects.
Additions to existing buildings are another common commercial construction project.
They are exactly what they sound like. Additions require a lot of thought when it comes to placement, size, scale, material, and safety and building code requirements.
Example of projects that Coastal Structures has done:
Winyah Indigo Society Hall
In 1857, the Winyah Indigo Society Hall built this hall to replace an earlier structure. E.B. White, renowned architect who created many notable South Carolina structures, designed the Society Hall. This project included an addition to this historic structure to provide elevator access and restrooms to the second floor.
Current project:
Jeanne L. Fourrier, D.D.S., M.H.S.
1947 Glenn's Bay Road, Surfside Beach, S.C.
The repurposing of a building can be an extremely complicated improvement especially if the building being reinvented is old.
When repurposing a building, the contractor must work closely with the owner or tenant to ensure that everything being completed meets their needs. Similar to when renovating, the contractor must work within an existing framework, while completely changing the purpose of the building. Experience counts in anticipating problems that might be found in the walls of existing or old buildings.
Example of projects that Coastal Structures done:
Fogel Building
Originally built as a hotel with commercial on the ground floor, the Fogel Building located at 815 Front Street in Georgetown, SC now includes commercial retail on the ground floor as well as 11,500+ square feet of retail shops, with 18 luxury condominiums on the second and third floors. Design by D. Dwayne Vernon, AIA Architect.
If your business is looking to upfit or you know of someone that is, please do not hesitate to give us a call. For more than 25 years, it has been our mission to provide unmatched commercial construction services and a reputable working relationship built on trust, honesty, transparency and reliability- a collaborative teamwork approach that's all-inclusive from day one between builder, client and architect.
Give us a call today at (843) 546-4491.
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Please DO NOT bring any white elephant or boutique items to the June meeting. As individual members we do not have the capacity to store or lug them from place to place.
Check-in day or the day of the show are fine!
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Since my last few posts have been rather needy and whiny (I am afraid they were justifiably so) I am happy to share that things are looking up!
I bit the bullet, and showed up to St. Paul's women's bible study that happens on Thursday mornings – alone. It is an embarrassingly terrifying experience showing up some place without connection to anyone else out of sheer desperation for kinship.
But I did it.
And the women were wonderful! I was immediately introduced to another American ex-pat who showed me the ropes, adopted me into her group, and introduced me to everyone, AND let me in on the places I could volunteer at legally! Generous hospitality – and it was so great to meet other people who could empathize with some of the things I have been going through which made me feel so much more *sane*.
For example: I was sharing how this past weekend I finished setting up the house, decor and organization, and hosted my brother and sister-in-law, and that night, after they left – suddenly was filled with panic! I thought I must be losing it, but the women practically finished my sentiment saying "Now what do I do??"
It was so great to know that I was feeling completely normal and appropriately for a newly minted housewife in a new place!
Other than OASIS (the Thursday morning bible study) I also made new acquaintances at my definitely-not-a-strip-club gym called PINX, was invited to join the embroiderer's guild (maybe?), made plans to meet up with a fun geeky girl at a toy/game shop who reccommended we buy a board game called "BATMAN: GOTHAM CITY" to show us how to actually play it.
I also bought more washi tape (I may be over doing it…) and found out abouta cute and cool crafty shop that has craft evenings where people come to meet other people and there is tea and cake – so I think I will try that out too.
With the sun out and my husband home all day – I am feeling most relieved and rejuvenated. I am really glad we moved to this beautiful little town, and can't wait to begin building what I hope will be a strong and long lasting community.
On a side note, my husband and I both had the thought yesterday that we think perhaps two years from now would be a good time to start a family.
That can change regularly, but I thought I would start recording the thought process – it could prove interesting… maybe.
Star Trek movie tonight, and a new episode of Doctor Who too! I am loving the geek life.
I hope your week fares well, and that something you have been dreading proves benign.
Sorry about the fortune cookie wishes without a cookie.


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I had this lovely image from Aurora Wings partially coloured but wasn't sure what I was going to do with her. Then inspiration struck a couple of hours ago - and here she is completed:
I am entering my card into the following challenges:
The Corrosive Challenge Blog - Colour Me Happy
Peppercus Designs - Anything Goes
I have used a paper from Kaisercraft for the background. I added some coral effect ribbon. The image is from Aurora Wings and has been coloured with copic markers. I added Glossy Accents to the water bubbles and also her eyes. I added three white pearls in keeping with the aquatic feel of the card.


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Sindy is a lean and petite bodied brunette. She poses nude with a man in a heated love making session. The room is gigantic with textured wall, tiled flooring and a soft bed made with zebra patterned soft sheet. Her long brunette hair has blonde wisps at its end and is brushed back and let to stream down her immaculate back and on her shoulder. She crouches on all fours and poses in a vulnerable position and the man parts her bum cheeks to enter his erect cock in her pussy. Her shapely boobs covered by her hands.


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Taylor Swift took to an unusual forum to connect with fans and talk about her upcoming album, tentatively entitled Red and debut a new song. She hosted nearly a 30-minute chat on Google's new G+ network, and never left home.
She wore a red dress with white stripes and her hair was washboard straight as she sat surrounded by fans, answering their questions.
"I've been working on this record so hard for so long," the country queen said, showing the album cover. "We're really into details." Swift was obviously playing off the album's name, with her red earrings, dress and lipstick.
So one of the most obvious questions was how she arrived at the album's name. "I wrote a song called 'Red,' and thinking about what that means to me and all the different emotions that are written about in this album.
"Crazy, intense, semi-toxic relationships that I've experienced in the past two years. In my mind, all of those emotions are red. … There's nothing beige about any of those feelings," she explained.
Swift said she'd written between 30 and 35 songs over the past two year, and has winnowed the list down to 16 tracks for the new album, which may also include a bonus track or two. "It was really hard to get it down to 16," she said.
Naturally, Swift had love on her mind when she wrote the songs, something she's done in the past, occasionally to her ex-lover's regret.
"I tend to kind of skew in the direction of writing songs about love; that's kind of where I naturally go," the 22-year-old said, "really dysfunctional and not good generally.
"When I'm writing an album, my world becomes a big storyboard…everyone around me has the potential to be a character." She's got that right, just ask John Mayer.
Swift loves to put little messages and clue words in her songs, and this album will be no different. It will have a few zingers, too, no doubt.
To hear Swift's song, a "really, really romantic song to my lovely ex-boyfriend" wait until the end of her session. "It's called 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.'" Hmmm… wonder what she means by that? Check out the interview below.


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If you've ever had to deal with attempting to transfer an e-ticket purchase, there's good news coming from Minnesota. A ticket resale proposal has made its way to the Senate Judicial Committee in that state that will potentially change the way e-tickets are handled. Right now, e-tickets are non-transferable by any means and in many cases, require the credit card used to purchase the ticket at the venue as proof of purchase. This bill could change all that.
Currently, once you buy an e-ticket, you are the only person who can use it at the venue. This means the $140 you spent on Springsteen tickets are only usable by you, so if you happen to get sick or decide suddenly you're not into the Boss, you can't resell them. If the new bill becomes law, it will transfer ownership to the ticketholder, meaning you can turn around and sell or give away the tickets if you chose to.
While the bill is essentially a good thing, giving consumers rights to do whatever they want with tickets, it's not all roses and rainbows. Detractors of the bill worry it will increase scalping. Of course, it's not likely it would be any worse than paper tickets scalping.
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There are only a few venues here in town who use e-tickets, and none that we know of who use them exclusively, but as we push toward a paperless world, it's likely the popularity of e-tickets will be on the rise in the coming years. By solidifying the laws now, it may help prevent troubles down the line.
There is nothing currently on tap here in Colorado, but it's only a matter of time before we see a similar bill here in town. If digital rights management has taught us anything, it's that consumers don't like having their purchasers attached to their name or account. While details still need to be worked out in the Minnesota case, it's likely we'll see something similar happen here soon.
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NORTON, Mass. – Three wins by senior Jonny Boains (Unionville, Conn./Farmington HS) helped the Bentley University men's swimming and diving team open the season with a 178-116 road win over Wheaton College Saturday afternoon. The victory was the Falcons' 14th straight dual win, dating back to January 2016.
Boains began his final season with wins in the 200 yard freestyle (1:47.27), the 100 free (49.44) and the 200 individual medley (2:03.88).
The Falcons' only individual double-winner was sophomore Daniel Sausto (Slingerlands, N.Y./ The Doane Stuart School), who captured the 1000 free in 10:12.37 and the 500 free in 4:56.53.
Bentley's other winners were junior Frank Elenio (Ridgefield, N.J./Bergen County Academies) in the 200 butterfly (1:59.86), senior Chris Vukas (Randolph, N.J./Randolph HS) in the 50 free (22.42) and sophomore Jarod Yoshihara (Irvine, Calif./ University HS) in the 200 backstroke (1:58.58). Elenio (200 IM) and Yoshihara (100 back) also earned second place finishes.
Bentley completed the meet by capturing the 200 free relay in the 1:28.71. Vukas led off and was followed into the pool by freshman Paul Homorodean (Milford, Conn./Joseph A. Foran HS), classmate Clayton Bennice (Ballston Spa, N.Y./Ballston Spa HS) and sophomore Alper Alkaya (Milan, Italy).
Bentley is also on the road next Saturday for a meet against Le Moyne College (1 pm).


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Jeremy has shot off on a boys trip to Japan. Partying in Tokyo, road tripping down to Osaka, marvelling in the magic of Himeji Castle… I'm pretty damn jealous! We have our getaway to the US later this year so while he's away I'm just focusing on what's to come – and appreciating that before he left we managed to squeeze in a few eating outings to maximise our time together. One of those stops: The Little Banksia in Kensington.
It's a small neighbourhood cafe; humble in appearance but busy even despite it being a Wednesday when we're there. With rumbly bellies, we descended upon one of the sunlit rooms to hide from the heat but enjoy the daylight. A slightly strange smell met us which I think might have been the baby at a nearby table – it thankfully dissipated eventually or maybe it was just we got used to it!
Throughout the venue are lush green plants, which is my favourite thing about modern decor. Since I've basically transformed our house into a plant shop, it makes me feel right at home.
The menu has something for everyone and dips into your standard brunch territory with some elements that stand it apart from the pack. We picked quickly, our grumbly bellies demanding to be fed before we retired home to chill out and relax.
First up: our drinks. We both were completely craving milkshakes ($6.50 each) so we picked a chocolate for Jeremy and a strawberry one for me. Creamy, satisfying and sweet. I prefer a thickshake personally, but I guess when accompanying food a thinner version is preferable for most people.
I was hoping my boy would order the double patty chicken burger – so much so that I may have tipped the scale when he considered the poke bowl as an alternative! But my slight coercion tactics paid off, and the monster meal came out – a buttermilk fried chicken burger with spicy jalapeño slaw, chipotle aioli on a brioche bun and a side of sweet potato crisps ($17.50).
It looks insane. It is just so damn big!
But squishing it down to fit into an achievable bite, it became manageable and we soon discovered it was a delight. The chicken was super juicy, and the coating on the outside was crunchy and so satisfying. I liked that there were spices such as coriander seeds etc included in the batter, providing depth of flavour beyond the wonderfully cooked protein.
While I snuck some nibbles of Jeremy's meal, I selected the buttermilk pancakes with roast peach and rhubarb, kaffir lime, macadamia praline, sabayon and maple ($16.50). Normally I'm always savoury over sweet, but there was something about this dish that called my name – and rightly so. It was yum!
The fluffiest of fluffy pancakes stacked up on the plate, working well with the roasted fruits that were soft but still had some bite to them. I didn't love the sabayon, but it wasn't really necessary anyway since there was the maple syrup for moisture and the praline for crunch. The creamy element would have been welcome but not absolutely needed.
It was great that the pancakes really shone as the hero on the plate – but I do have to admit I'm thinking about that rhubarb still. Delicious.
And a perfect way to spend the day with the love of my life. Bliss!


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Today I wanted to share another layout I made using the April Burlap & Buttercups kit. This kit is full of fun colors! These pictures were taken for part of my class I'm taking over at Big Picture Scrapbooking. I'm learning so much about my new camera! I have to say I'm in love with with taking pictures.
He loves his picture taken can you tell?!
And aren't those tags from Ormolu so cute?!These fabric tag are great too.
And I love the new Elle's Studio tags that are included in the kit.
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Driving in rain or to work on early mornings I had noticed my fuel economy improved by a small amount. Could it be the higher water vapour content in the air? Via research I came across an old technique called water injection used in the world War 2 era. Basically a fine mist water is introduced into the air intake manifold and this is burnt in the combustion Chambers.
The water mist is converted to steam which increases the compression ratio of the engine. The steam also cleans the built up carbon in the cylinders and also the oxygen sensor.
One month after implementing my own blend of water injection (water induction), I gained an extra 40km on a full tank of gas! The original stock range on my lev civic was a pitiful 290km. Four years after implementation of water injection, I typically get 460km. On consecutive long drives I will get over 560km per tank.
This project works reasonably well on cars without a catalytic converter. I have tried this on a car with its cat still installed and the project was a failure. Also, the needle valve used to control the flow of water into the intake manifold is critical in its percent open state: even a little too much water and the engine will splutter so its very important to use the smallest possible flow of water to achieve misting.
Now let me Show you what I did to obtain these results and it cost me less than 100TT dollars.
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Step 1: Vacuum Line to the Air Intake Manifold.
I used the vapour line that pulls gasoline vapours stored in a charcoal canister. Years ago the rollover valve in my gas tank got stuck in the closed position. As a result I condemned that vapour line and removed the fuel vapour recovery hardware. The vacuum line as a result was available for my use to get a controlled amount of water into the air intake manifold. In the pic that's the hose with the copper tubing link.
Please note that if you introduce water mist before the air intake throttle you will sieze up your intake air control valve (and the electronic throttle if you have that) . Water mist must be introduced downstream of these devices for a reliable solution.
Step 2: Valve to Control the Water.
Using a brass needle valve for water control, I connected to the vacuum line. A very small amount of water is needed as even a little too much will cause the engine to cough and stall! If that happens it will need water removal from the air intake manifold and lots of heavy revving to start back.
Using a quarter inch inner diameter tubing, my flow is approximately 20mm travel of water in 15 seconds. I made a red mark to know how much to turn from the lock off position.
As water becomes mist via this valve, it gets really cold. Small scale refrigeration! This is a future project I will try to tap into.
Step 3: Water Reservoir .
Any bottle will work. Just have the tubing inserted and that's it. My bottle there gives me a month's supply. The water required is very small and it is only sucked into the engine when the throttle is closed (strongest vacuum at that position).
Important to note is I had removed my Catalytic converter. It was over ten years old at the time and past its service life. I used this water injection technique on another car without a Catalytic converter and it got much better fuel economy. I tried on a vehicle with a converter and that vehicle experienced the opposite!
When I start my car, steam exits the exhaust and carbon residue is deposited on the inside of the tailpipe. I no longer get the typical gasoline car exhaust smell. It smells much cleaner however I don't go sniffing that tailpipe for the good vibes.
This has been one of my most successful hobbies and literally pays for itself.
Step 4: Exhaust Debris.
As shown on the pics, Steam condenses to form a small quantity of water on the tail pipe. Carbon from inside the engine has been deposited due to the cleaning action of the steam. My Tail pipe is always cool to touch thanks to this effect.
Step 5: Side Effect: Refrigeration
I added a small radiator and separate water bottle with needle valve to test a theory. Under the pull of vacuum line, liquid water become water vapour much easier. To become vapour it needs to absorb thermal energy. This is why the vacuum line became so cold when the car starts. I have decided to use this phenomenon to produce low level air conditioning.
The temperature difference measured was greater than 14C. The radiator got cold enough to form condensation on a hot day in Trinidad.
I will make use of the refrigeration side effect to further another project.
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Why did you decommission this solution on your car ?
Computerized water injection systems are still in use today, mostly on diesel engines. Edelbrock made a similar electronic system in the 80s called Vara-jection. With one of these installed one could advance the timing on a non-computer controlled engine to get more power. The water (or alcohol) cooled the intake charge enough to prevent detonation. The downfall of these is that if you forgot to fill the water reservoir or the electronic control module died you would have to back off the timing right away or risk a holed piston.
Could it be possible to use this same concept but with added pressure, so instead of feeding controlled vapor into the intake have water heated to produce a pressurized steam/vapor type induction, making greater compression with the benefits of the vapor?
Decommissioned. No further development.
Diesel's generally do not have any manifold vacuum as they run lean (and often don't have a throttle valve.) Most diesel's intake manifolds will be under pressure from the turbo.
Wait, you REMOVED your fuel vapor vacuum line? This would cause a drop in fuel efficiency! That line recycles unburned gas!
Sigh yes I know. I'm working on a way to get that line back into the process. The problem is my rollover valve in the gas tank got stuck closed after a minor accident. The rest of the car is good but absolutely no vapours come from that line since. This is the sole reason I performed water induction in my car. You have a keen eye. Thanks for the comment.
Very interesting.. Probably not worth doing in wetter countries like mine though :)
It may be worth a shot since the steam cleaning action of this setup has benefits on the engine and fuel economy.
I use an Sta-bil to dry out the ethanol and my engine runs much smoother, less vibration. It is like running 100% gasoline except less mpg due to ethanol having less power output. My point is, ethanol absorbs moisture from the atmosphere and causes the engine to run rough and rusts out your exhaust quicker. Not sure I would want to ADD water. A cooler engine prevents detonation, early combustion which fights a piston still on the upstroke. My theory is water injection cools the engine when regarding the timing or using higher octane would do the same thing.
Hi fred. My Gasoline engine actually runs a bit cooler since the water injection mod. The water to steam helps remove some thermal energy. A nice side effect are my spark plugs remain perfectly clean. I have not changed them since. This mod has proven itself quite effective on my engine. I have also successfully done this on another car engine without catalytic converter. Of course this is my experience and I stand liability to anything I do on my car(s). Implementation of this mod is as always the decision of the hobbyist who wants to try it. I just wanted others to know of what I did and the benefits I enjoy from it.
I am assuming this is a diesel engine? it looks like all the well documented cases of fuel economy gain is in diesel engines.
Water injection was originally used on diesel engines. My Civic is gasoline without the catalytic converter. Any vehicle with a catalytic converter will not accept this mod and have improved fuel economy. The opposite will happen plus the converter will get clogged by carbon deposits. Very bad for the engine when a converter gets clogged.
I do inspect and service the air intake manifold and have no found any rust. The quantity of water consumed is very small but has greatly improved my Fuel economy.
I think this should be done only when the engine has reached standard operating temperature. Otherwise, part of the energy generated by the fuel will be used heating the water and it is likely that the balance be negative.
It's interesting how you solved the problem of prevent water entering the engine when it is turned off.
You are correct in that when the engine is at proper operating temperature should water be part of the combustion process. My poor hobbyist approach was meant as a very low cost solution and has proven itself most effective. Simple systems are most reliable.


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Alright, so you've read my 13 Witchy Ways Green Smoothies will rock your socks post. You've learned about the difference between smoothies and juicing. You've probably heard me talk about green smoothies on Twitter (follow me, I'm @hyperlinked) and Facebook.
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Kessler's Inc. is over a century old, but its leaders are thinking of the future by introducing sustainable manufacturing practices.
Officials at the Lemoyne-based company, which does business as Kessler Foods and produces various meat products, developed a "green initiative" about five years ago to reduce its environmental impact through new and retrofitted technologies, new products and employee efforts.
The initiative, a collaborative effort by company president and CEO Bob Kessler and officials in maintenance, operations and finance, is outlined in a living document, regularly updated and revisited to reflect new practices, said Kessler.
For Kessler, sustainability is as much about environmental stewardship as it is cost savings and increased efficiency. Occasional tax incentives for green equipment are helpful, Kessler said, "but to me, it's quite an incentive to keep our energy costs as low as possible."
Much of the efforts under Kessler's green initiative focus on improvements to its existing equipment, which is built to last, Kessler said.
Like other manufacturers, Kessler is adopting automated tools in its operations, incorporating smart technology to work alongside employees to improve both energy efficiency and safety.
"Whenever we can replace something that's done manually with something done mechanically, we do that. It's faster, it's safer for our team members and often times, it's more sanitary," Kessler said. Robotics and smart technology have not replaced or displaced Kessler's 37 employees, he added.
Several years ago, computer controls were added to equipment that controls smokehouses and cook ovens to prevent excessive use of natural gas and steam.
Another component of Kessler's green initiative was implemented about 10 years ago when solar panels were installed. Solar power now heats water for boilers and sanitation, which has cut down on the company's use of natural gas.
One of Kessler's longest-running sustainability initiatives is its use of liquid smoke for its smoked foods. Kessler, perhaps most well-known for its Nittany Lion Franks products, made a switch from whole smoke (smoke produced from burning whole materials like wood) to purified liquid, natural hickory-derived smoke over 20 years ago and upgraded its existing smokehouses accordingly.
Not only does the use of liquid smoke create a more consistent taste and color in Kessler's franks and sausages, it's also cleaner than whole smoke, helping the company to slash carbon emissions and improve employee safety.
Other sustainable efforts at the company include: reducing water usage by instead using foaming agents for sanitizing equipment; introducing a new line of antibiotic-free and organic meat and poultry; buying fuel-efficient vehicles; reducing paper waste; following proper recycling practices; installing more efficient lighting; and conserving power by, for example, turning computers and other electronics to "sleep" mode.
Kessler estimated his company, which reported about $6 million in revenue in 2017, saves about $4,000 annually from its sustainability efforts.
The upfront investment in sustainable technology may be costly, Kessler said. But for a long-established company like his, green practices are feasible. At more than a century old, Kessler found that sustainability efforts have helped his company maintain momentum.
"We're in this for the long run, so to me, it's wise to invest in equipment that helps with sustainability," Kessler said. "It helps our bottom line. That's the short and simple answer."
But those investments are about more than the money.
"I believe all business people have to be good stewards and take care of the beautiful earth," Kessler said.


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Surf is obtained in the Safari Zone in "Pokémon Blue." The move is contained in an item known as HM03, which can be taught to the player's Pokémon multiple times. To use the move in the field, players need to have the Soul Badge. Surf is a reusable Hidden Machine, or HM; however, players cannot delete it like a normal move.
- Enter the Safari Zone
The Safari Zone is in the southern region of Kanto, just north of Fuschia City. It costs 500 Pokédollars to enter. One entrance fee pays for 500 steps.
- Find HM03 Surf in Area 3
HM03 Surf is located in Area 3 in the Secret House. This is in the northwest portion of the Safari Zone, near the Warden's lost Gold Teeth.
- Teach the HM to a Pokémon
Find HM03 in the bag and press A. Select the option to teach the move to a water Pokémon. Look for a small "Able!" message under the Pokémon's name. Press A to confirm and select a move to replace if necessary.
- Use Surf in the field
To use Surf outside of battle, find a body of water. If the Pokémon with Surf is in the player's party, he can simply press A to move across.


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UNITED NATIONS, April 18. /TASS/. Russia is making active efforts to restore Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of Damascus, but it is important now for other nations, too, to render assistance, the Russian Ambassador to the UN, Vasily Nabenzya told a meeting of the UN Security Council on Tuesday.
"As part of fulfilling Resolution 2401 of the UN Security Council, in coordination with Syria, Russia has made unprecedented efforts to improve the situation in Eastern Ghouta where the militant units, who are drawing on external support, have kept the local population hostage over several years," he said.
"As a result of protracted and tense talks the irreconcilable militants pulled out of the area and bloodletting was averted there," Nebenzya said.
"The evacuated civilians are returning to their homes now," he said. "About 60,000 people have returned there already."
"The situation in Eastern Ghouta is stable by and large," Nebenzya went on. "To support law and order, prevent provocations, protect civilians, and provide humanitarian and medical assistance to it, the Russian military police is cooperating with the Syrian local administrations."
He also recalled that the Syrians were clearing up the rubble of buildings in the city of Douma with the aid of construction vehicles offered by Russia.
"In the meantime, restoration in Eastern Ghouta requires precisely-targeted assistance by the entire international community, including the UN and its specialized agencies," Nebenzya said. "We call on our counterparts to join these efforts."
On February 24, 2018, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 2401 on ceasefire in Syria for a minimum of 30 days in order to provide humanitarian assistance to the population. The resolution did not cover the Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra terrorist grouping.
The Western countries pressed for adopting a resolution on the background of the situation in Eastern Ghouta where the Syrian Army units were keeping thousands of armed militants in encirclement.


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Manny Pacquiao and his fight promoters have been hit with a class action lawsuit by people who claim he screwed fans, Pay-per-view buyers and gamblers out of serious money by not disclosing his shoulder injury before the Mayweather fight.
According TMZ Sports They has obtained the lawsuit filed (View the lawsuit file) in federal court in Nevada … in which Stephane Vanel and Kami Rahbaran are suing on behalf of a class that feel cheated.
In the suit, Vanel and Rahbaran claim they are fighting "on behalf of all persons who purchased tickets; purchased the pay-per-view event; or who wagered money on the event."
The plaintiffs are suing Pacquiao, Bob Arum, Top Rank Boxing and others for consumer fraud and they're demanding at least $5 MILLION in damages.
The suit references the defendants' failure to disclose Pacquiao's shoulder injury before the fight, when Pacquiao completed a pre-fight questionnaire May 1.
Upon information and belief Pacquiao and other(s) assisting him checked 'No' on the NAC (Nevada Athletic Commission) questionnaire, which asked if he had a shoulder injury," the suit reads.
The suit went on to say that the "class" did not know that Pacquiao had been seriously injured prior to the event and that the defendants "made misrepresentations in documents to the Nevada Athletic Commission that Defendant Pacquiao was not injured."
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"This is not the end. I am still here. Still present. Still with you" I hear Him say as I read my devotion before I sleep.
Twenty eighteen has been one heck of a year and I don't even know where to begin when I try to describe it. But if there was one word I could use to describe it, I would say, "unexpected". This year has definitely been an unexpected year for me, especially a few days ago when I found out more about my hip situation, but more on this later.
On the first day of January this year I posted a picture of myself with a caption saying, "Looking away unsure but stepping forward unafraid", while this was true, unfortunately, it was only half correct. That day when I posted that picture it was right that I was unsure of 2018 and it was right that I wasn't afraid because nothing has happened yet. Fast forward to today the 15th of December so many things has happened and now I know so much. And now the question is am I afraid? No, not now, but I was afraid throughout the year. I was afraid when my mum was hospitalised 3 times earlier this year. I was afraid when the anaesthetist was putting the IV drip in my hand. I was afraid when my right leg couldn't walk back in August. I was afraid when one of the emergency nurses was inserting the IV drip in my hand. I was afraid when the ward nurse came to inject my stomach. And most recently, I was afraid when I read the brochure about a hip replacement surgery.
Since the second half of this year the word "unexpected" has been on repeat in my head. Who knew that I would end up in hospital 3 times this year? I actually find it really funny because it happened the same year as my mum's 3 hospitalisation. During the first half of this year when the focus was on my mum and before my issues came, I remember thinking "What now?" and "How long is this going to last? Months? Years?" I was literally worried, but little did I know that was going to be the least of my problems because soon my mum was going to be fine (Thank God!) and it was going to be about me next. Ha! I bet you did not see that coming Nikki. And it's true, I totally did not see that coming. This is why 2018 has been an unexpected year for me.
Ten years ago after receiving a high dose of steroids I started to develop a condition called Avascular Necrosis (AVN) and since then my legs has always been problematic. I would feel pain in the hip and calf area. I would walk with a limp (just a very subtle one). I would feel limited in my leg movement. I would also feel stiff. And most recently, my knee and my ankle would hurt too. Plus, sometimes, my legs will feel like it's losing feeling, or you know that sensation you get just before those pins and needles come? Yes, that's the feeling I've been getting since this year. So, I've always known that my legs were crap and that there was something seriously wrong with it. Not until a few days ago because apparently the condition of my legs is worse than I thought. I thought it was crap but it's even more crap. I thought it was serious but it's even more serious.
I finally had my MRI scan and I finally saw the hip specialist at the Austin hospital. After waiting forever for my number to appear I was finally at the doctor's desk, because it was my first time seeing this particular doctor I quickly told him a little bit about my illness, the medications I'm taking and the surgeries I've had in the past. "I was born with Alagille Syndrome and it affects my liver, heart, eyes, ears and bones…" After he finished writing down all the "fancy" information about me he started talking about my hips. He showed me the image of my MRI result. He explained that while the ball-like thing (I think it's called a femur? Or femur head?) is still round on my left hip, the femur has completely collapsed on my right hip. Now it's flat and the only medical option I have is to go for a hip replacement to replace the flattened femur. So that's another unexpected information for me. Again, I did not see that coming, but even in the midst of my unexpectedness (or disbelief, or shock) I was reminded of something important the other day.
"But as surprising as the unexpected is to us, we need to remember that our unexpected is never unexpected to God." -Christine Caine
I spent the second half of this year thinking, "Unexpected, unexpected, unexpected…" until I forgot that my unexpected is not God's unexpected. God needed to remind me that even though I may not have seen any of this coming, He knew it all along. It was all a surprise to me but it wasn't a surprise to God. This means that I can chill. And so, I feel better now. Knowing that God knows the happenings of my life even before me is assuring and comforting. It is nice to know that I am not going through life alone. Yes, I will need to go for a hip replacement but "this is not the end. I am still here. Still present. Still with you" I hear Him say as I read my devotion before I sleep.


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Did you notice how Peyton and Eli completely ignored the third Manning brother? What terrible brothers! But I bet you not only failed to notice how they ignored their brother, you didn't even notice the presence of The Forgotten One. Cooper Manning. Did you even know a third Manning brother existed? Man, how much must it suck to be him? I wonder how many people recognize The Forgotten One on the street. Scratch that, I wonder how many people who know Cooper know he's the brother of Peyton and Eli. What does he even do for a living? Does he work a miserable 9-5 where every single coworker of his is talking about Peyton or Eli on Monday morning? Can he support a family? Maybe when Peyton and Eli are feeling charitable they donate to the Forgotten Brothers of America Foundation. Damn, it must really blow to be the butt end of all Manning family jokes. I can see their Thanksgiving dinner table scene going down like this:
Peyton: You know Eli, you shouldn't wear your Super Bowl ring on your throwing hand. The ginormous 1,000,000 karat diamonds are so heavy that they can mess with the professional-caliber throwing mechanics that we both inherited from dad. I learned that from my buddy Tom, who has three Super Bowl Rings, more than our whole family combined!
Eli: Aww shucks, Peyton. You're so right. You're always right. You're so much better than me in every single way. I always wondered why you wear your Super Bowl ring on your left hand. Aren't these rings so cool?
The Forgotten One: F**k you guys. I'm getting turkey.
Papa Archie: Ah ah ah! Watch it Cooper! The two legs on the turkey are reserved for NFL quarterbacks only. Why don't you cut yourself a portion of the lesser meat.
How does he feel taking all the s**t from the two brothers? I bet he takes extra extra crap from Peyton and Eli, because Peyton gives Eli crap for sucking at the NFL so much, so Eli passes Peyton's crap onto The Forgotten One along with the crap he was originally going to give him anyway! Does that make sense? Throw in some direct Peyton–>Cooper crap just for good measure. And you know what the worst part about it is? Wait for it… wait for it… The Forgotten One is the oldest of the trio! Isn't the oldest sibling supposed to the the man of the house? The dominant figure? The one that younger brothers look up too? Oh man, sucks to be Cooper Manning!


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A look at how much Nintendo's mobile games earned in 2018
A look at how much Nintendo's mobile games earned in 2018
Posted on January 4, 2019 by Brian(@NE_Brian)
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Nintendo now has a few different mobiles games available. How did they do in 2018? Sensor Tower provides a closer look in its analysis today.
According to Sensor Tower, Nintendo's mobile offerings generated almost $117 million worldwide in Q4 2018. That's a 47% rise compared to the same period the year prior. On the whole, Nintendo collected $348 million in 2018, which is an increase of 15% year-over-year.
Fire Emblem Heroes accounted for the bulk of Nintendo's mobile revenue in 2018 at roughly 66%. The game earned $230 million last year and $487 million in total.
Draglia Lost was another notable earner having comprised 17% of Nintendo's mobile revenue last year for $58.4 million. It's also just reached $60 million and has seen 66% of that come from Japan. One point to note is that Dragalia Lost launched in only five territories in comparison to 40 for Fire Emblem Heroes.
As for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, that generated another $48.6 million in 2018. Revenue in November came in at $4.5 million, down 44% from the $8.1 million year-over-year.
Super Mario Run earned the lowest amount at just over $10 million in 2018. In 2017, it earned $31 million.
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For the past couple days we have had very limited internet, as soon as we have a good connection we will upload a lot of pictures.
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MEMPHIS, TN - 51-year-old Jimmie Liddell was arrested Thursday on a long list of charges.
The offenses go back to at least 2006 for criminal attempt aggravated rape.
Liddell had aggravated sexual battery charges almost every since then.
The last charge was just last month, but the details of his alleged crimes were not available.
WREG learned that there was one incident involving multiple children in 2016.
One of Liddell's last addresses was at a Whitehaven apartment complex.
It's the first time people in the apartments have heard anything about this. They say it has them worried.
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