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Toyota Fortuner 2.7 VVTi 2018 Imported Whole Unit In Pakistan
Toyota Fortuner 2.7 VVTi 2018 in Pakistan will be sold in Pakistan market with 5 versions, continue to be the complete import version sold after Pakistan officially reduced the import tax on cars to 0% early in 2018, with 2.7V (4 × 4) and 2.7V (4 × 2) automatic gasoline , along with three automatic 2.7 (4 × 4) and 2.4 (4 × 2) oil versions. 2.4 (4 × 2) floor number, Toyota Fortuner 2018 continues to be the best-selling SUV in the Pakistan market
Toyota 2018 strong fortune engine equipped vehicles.
The Toyota Fortuner 2018 DOHC Dual VVT-I intelligent engine provides better fuel economy, with the 2.7-liter petrol engine with maximum power output of 164 horsepower with maximum torque. 247/4000 (rpm) for both versions, with 2 versions of automatic oil and oil machine floor number reached maximum capacity 149 horsepower with maximum torque of 400 / 1600-2000 (Rpm), fuel capacity is 80L for all four versions of Toyota Fortuner 2018.
Toyota Fortuner 2.7 VVTi Specifications
These are Toyota Fortuner 2.7 VVTi 2018 in Specifications and features are very good and different to others old Toyota models.
Boot Space L
Ground Clearance 279 mm
Kerb Weight 2000 KG
No of Doors 5 door
Overall Height 1835 mm
Overall Length 4795 mm
Overall Width 1855 mm
Wheel Base 2745 mm
Cylinder Configuration In Line
Displacement 2694 cc
Engine Power 164 hp @ 5200 RPM
Fuel System EFI with dual VVT-i
Fuel Type Petrol
No of Cylinders 4
Torque 245 Nm @ 4000 RPM
Valve Mechanism DOHC 16 Valves with dual VVT-i
Minimum Turning Radius 6.2 m
Steering Type Rack & Pinion with Hydraulic Pump
Tyres 265/60/R18
Wheel Size 18 in
PCD 6 x 140 mm
Wheel Type Alloy wheels
Mileage City 8 KM/LITER
Mileage Highway 9 KM/LITER
Fuel Tank Capacity 80 L
Seating Capacity 7 persons
Gearbox 6-speed
Transmission Type Automatic
Suspension Front: Double wishbone, Rear: Four-Link Coil Spring
Brakes Front: Ventilated Discs, Rear: Leading-Trailing Drum
Top Speed 200 KM/H
The Toyota Fortuner 2018 is available in four versions, giving customers the option to choose the most suitable versions, and the engine is being improved to make the 2018 more fuel-efficient. More economical for customers, the suspension of the Toyota fortuner 2018 is equipped with independent GOA suspension to operate more easily on the rugged road difficult to go.
Toyota Fortuner 2018 Exterior, Luxury Interior.
Mark price cars Toyota Fortuner 2018 with 5 color exterior diversity is sold at market Vietnam is pearl white, Brown, Silver, Black, Gray Stone with the variety of colors to help visitors Customers can freely choose the cars with the colors they love and fit the destiny of the customer. Rating Toyota Fortuner 2018 is a pioneer in the innovation of young design language. Targeted to all customers.
Toyota Fortuner 2018 is designed to lower the height to lower the center of the car down to stabilize the body than when running on the road, in addition to the Toyota Fortuner 2018 also extended and wider to bring interior space Extremely comfortable for the user, the embossed lines on the car to highlight the health of the car, the car head with chrome plated grille cover the Toyota logo brings. the strong.
The 2018 Fortuner car's light-alloy headlights are delicately crafted with delicate, long-lasting daylight luminaires, and the projector bulb delivers maximum brightness and brightness. The chrome-plated body of the car offers a longer ride, and the tailgate of the 2018 Toyota is also designed as a subtle luxury Lexus.
Interior luxury toyota deluxe 2018 delicate.
Equipped with luxurious brown leather interiors and 6-way electric seat adjustment system for easier control of the driver's seat, the sound system is dynamic with 6-speaker DVD speakers combined with ceiling lights. Elegant blue chassis for more comfortable driving for the long haul. With 6-speed automatic gearboxes on both automatic and manual gearboxes. The oil floor number is equipped with 6-speed manual gearbox.
The 2018 Fortuner vehicle safety system has been completely improved, with basic safety features such as Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake Assist (EBD), Power Assist System Emergency Brake (BA), Traction Control System (TRC), Horizontally Exit Systems (HAC), Pass Assist System (DAC), Stabilizer System (VSC) as well as a backup camera for safer operation on all roads.


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In a world of self-drive cars, self-check-out kiosks and unmanned drone planes what role does the human being play in the digital world of the future? Let's not forget that this replacement of workers by robots is not just a recent subject. Throughout the 19th Century human power was gradually replaced by motorised engines and manufacturing soon favoured robotised automation for its low running costs and consistent reliability. Humans have had to adapt to these changes over time and create new roles for themselves in the industry they work.
Let's take leisure centres as an example. The traditional receptionist (or basket room attendant if you can remember that far back) would answer the phone, deal with enquiries, greet customers, handle cash through the till, etc. Nowadays, we see fast-track kiosks, info on websites, booking apps, online joining, automated telephone messages, all attempting to replace the reception role. Or are they? Whilst leisure operators may be under pressure to find savings a lot of these decisions are not made in the hope of making the reception role redundant. They are to meet the growing demands of a savvy, time-poor, technology-rich customer base with ever higher expectations.
I can't remember the last time a human being served me in a supermarket. I get my big shop online and in store always use the self-serve kiosks. Now I like good customer service and enjoy the experience of a member of staff making me feel welcome in their business, but if I'm just popping in for some milk and bread at Tesco then efficiency is my priority. Take another example, I recent bought a smartwatch (to replace my Fitbit which I found frustratingly useless) so I went online to compare different models and check out reviews. I even went into PC World to see them in the metal and check the sizes. Eventually I went back on line compared the lowest prices and bought a Sony Smartwatch 3 for £10 cheaper than PC World were selling it for. Did I speak to any human beings? No. Did that affect my decision? No. However, I would say I am gadget-geek. I understand (most) of the jargon and therefore can make an informed decision. Others would rely on the expertise and recommendations of the electronic store staff.
So let's go back to the leisure centre. Yes savvy prospective customers who have used your centre before might not want to have a showround or be taken through all the membership options. They want to sign up and work out, simple. However, some of your customers need the support of human being. They know the prices, know how to quickstart a treadmill, know which are the best trainers thanks to the review websites, but can they set themselves a workout routine that achieves their goals? This is where your experienced fitness team outdo the robot every time. I know they could go online and download a routine based on their general goal but we are all so individual that each customer will be slightly different. So the fitness staff keep their jobs in a digital world because human interaction on the gym floor is so important to some customer's success (and to your bottom line through lower attrition rates!)
But is the receptionist still vulnerable. Again, it depends on your customer. We all know friends or family that can talk the hind legs off a donkey and the receptionist, to this person, is important for social value in your club. And alternatively there are your customers who walk-in with the earphones already in, don't make eye contact, get on with it and then leave, happy. We have to accommodate both types or we shrink our potential audience.
We have seen this change happen in high street banks over the last few years. Tellers have come from behind their screens and desks and now greet you as you walk-in. Need to pay a cheque in? Then they'll talk you through the self-serve paying in machine. Want to chat? Then they'll happily do so whilst multi-tasking with other customer's queries. Efficiency for all their customers.
So what's the point to all this? Well it's to deliver a message that whatever role you play in your organisation then you have to be prepared to evolve. The modern day leisure centre receptionist understands the importance of their interaction with every customer, responds to social media enquiries as well as telephone calls, looks for sales opportunities to meet the targets of the business, signposts customers to quicker booking methods or check-in options, and does so whilst chatting to those who just need a pair of ears to listen to them.
When you start to look at evolving roles rather than replacing roles you start to see how technology and digitalisation can benefit your business and your customers. Whether it's embracing social media to improve customer interaction or educating your gym team on fitness apps, there is a technology that can help all roles in leisure.
"Technology is nothing. What's important is that you have faith in people, that they're basically good and smart, and if you give them tools, they'll do wonderful things with them."
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If you are aged between 6 and 80 an either don't hold a driving license or would rather be driven around at high speeds then this is the experience is the one for you. Upon arrival, you will go through the signing on process. You will then get to choose which cars you would like to be driven in. Choose from some of the fastest cars in our fleet, these include the Lamborghini Gallardo, Ariel Atom plus many more. That's not all as you'll also receive 4 drifting passenger laps in the Nissan 350Z.
Once you have picked your chosen cars you will then receive 4 high-speed laps in each vehicle around the turns and straights of the Bovingdon track. the instructor will show you how fast these cars can go and you'll be holding onto your seat through every lap.
Please note that whilst you can suggest the cars that you would like to drive when you book, you actually pick them on the day and they are all subject to availability.
Please allow up to 1 hour at the venue from arrival to departure.
In car footage and photos can be purchased on the day.
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The right to choose what happens to YOU is an American right that every person should be allotted. Though the First Amendment clearly states that all Americans have the right to freedom of speech, the topic of abortions continues to be challenged. Abortions poses moral and ethically challenges that many Americans ponder over. The major two sides involved in this is heated issue is "Pro-Life" vs. "Pro-Choice", pro-life being against and pro-choice supporting abortions. This research paper will examine the many different court cases affecting abortions and the two different arguments
What is an Abortion?
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Surgical abortions begin with a pelvic examination. The doctors than administer a pain killer, usually Motrin or Tylenol and an anti-anxiety medication usually Ativan. The surgeon also gives anesthesia via IV injection to numb the cervix. Woman can also choose general anesthesia, where they are put to sleep during the entire operation. This is usually done in hospital settings and can sometimes require an additional fee. Next the cervix is dilated or opened so the vacuum tube can be inserted. The tube is used to suction out the fetus and all its additional contents. The procedure takes anyway between 10 and 15 minutes. Many insurance companies and public aid insurances pay a portion of this procedure.
Medical abortions use medicine to cause a miscarriage. The process consists of three appointments total. On the first visit, the doctor will give Mifepristone; it stops a woman's body from producing progesterone. Progesterone is a hormone help the fetus to continue to grow and if not present to discontinue a pregnancy. During the second appointment, the doctors administer Misprotosol. These medications promote the contraction of the uterus encouraging the excellent of the fetus and its components ultimately leading to a miscarriage. The third visit with the physician is extremely important because the doctor needs to check the cervix and uterus to make too sure the abortion is complete. Medical abortions can be more expensive than surgical abortions however many insurances cover them.
Women who are thinking about getting an abortion are often uncertain and hesitant about the procedure. She will want information pamphlets about the procedure and a chance to talk about the various feelings she has about the abortion and its effects. Health care professionals need to allow the woman to freely make her decision without force or pressure. It is imperative that the health care professionals recognize their own beliefs about the situation and be sure to not reflect them on the woman.
Roe vs. Wade
In 1969, Norma L. McCorvey was told by her doctors that she was pregnant. She decided that she did not want to keep the baby and that she wanted an abortion. However, in order to obtain an abortion in Texas, where she lived she had to be raped. McCorvey decided to falsely claim that she had been raped however the plan didn't work; she had no police report on file of the incident. McCorvey decided to take this issue to court, hiring lawyers Linda Coffee and Sarah Weddington. In 1970, they filed a lawsuit against the District Courts of Texas. She no longer claimed that she was raped and therefore wanted to go under the alias of Jane Roe in the trial.
Norma McCorvey won the case, but decided not to continue other lawsuits against the banning of abortions. The courts ruled in favor of McCorvey in reference to the Ninth Amendment; an amendment intended for people who are not listed in the Constitution. They also based their decision on a prior court ruling,...


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JAB WE METRO - Indian Short Film
JAB WE METRO - Award Winning Short Film - True Story
Have you ever met someone unexpectedly? Do you believe that life is full of surprises?
JAB WE METRO is a tale of two people who meet during a metro journey. Do watch the film and find out how the story unfolds.
Epic Ball Curry presents,
A Triangle Hues Productions
Starring by Kaustubh Kumar, Hanisha Kedia, Piyush Shinde, Jomin Varghese
Cinematography by Smaran Eligeti, Sneha Samuel, Abhinandan Sharma
Editor by Krunal Mali
Sound Recording by Atul Gaikwad
Screenplay Jomin Varghese, Sneha Samuel, Smaran Eligeti
Story & Direction Jomin Varghese


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About Elissa Grodin
Elissa Grodin is a published author of children's books. Some of the published credits of Elissa Grodin include C Is for Ciao: An Italy Alphabet (Discover the World), Yankee Doodle Numbers: A Connecticut Number Book (Count Your Way Across the USA), D Is for Democracy: A Citizen's Alphabet (Sbp-Alphabet), and Oscar Wilde's the Happy Prince (Classic Picture Books).To edit or update the above biography on Elissa Grodin, please Log In or Register.
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Bottles (2010)
- Studio: Eaten Alive Productions
- Release: August 19, 2010
- Director: Jon Stout
- Writer: Jon Stout, Samantha Henderson
- Cast: Teressa Byrne, Jillian Henry, Greg Baglia
Video archive for the film Bottles, which has a domestic theatrical release in the year of 2010. There is currently one video available for the film, of which one and only one is a trailer, as listed below. Happy viewing!
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From Austin, Texas to the Arctic Circle, the trip just to get to their hunting destination was rather extensive. Austin to Seattle, Seattle to Anchorage, Anchorage to Kotzebue and from there, an hour plus flight on a puddle jumper into the Arctic Circle near the Noatak-Cutler Confluence. The pilot identified a location where there had been some caribou activity and dropped them off in the remote wilderness for a few days, giving them the opportunity to fill their tags before he returned to pick them up. What followed was success, challenge and a whole lot of bear encounters.
Derrick says their 4-man hunting party set up camp and saw some caribou the first evening there and, in a bid, to check off yet another bucket list item, he got up early to see the northern lights. They did catch the spectacular light show, but what he didn't expect was to see a bear right outside their camp as he was shining his flashlight along the water's edge. The bear didn't pose a threat, so they headed back to their tents.
Because there were several people in the hunting party, the friends drew to establish the order in which they would hunt/shoot. Derrick says based on the draw he was the last shooter, so he went out with the first hunter to film and help scout/guide him. They spotted a herd of caribou a couple of miles away, to reach them, it required crossing the Noatak River. In order to do so, the pilot left behind an inflatable canoe like boat. Derrick said he had his doubts about the ability of this inflatable boat to carry two hunters and all their gear, but it sufficed. Making it across the river, they then began to hike across the tundra. Derrick says what many people may not realize is just how rough the terrain is. What looks like plains as you fly over, in actuality, is more like a marsh and can make traversing the landscape difficult. Illustrating his point, Derrick says that they could travel three to four miles in pursuit of a herd only to have the caribou gain two miles on them. There is no doubt that the animals definitely have the advantage in this terrain and the hunter is the underdog. Eventually, Derrick says they found a group of caribou with several nice bulls and were able to position themselves for a shot opportunity. His friend keyed in on a bull and made a successful shot. While Derrick drew the short stick and was supposed to be the last shooter, the other two members of the group weren't with them. So, at that point, with bulls still around, Derrick was able to drop a bull on the spot. While many people say caribou are like a big mule deer, Derrick says when walking up on their bulls he realized just how inaccurate that comparison is, noting they are much larger. Two miles from camp, two caribou on the ground, 60 yards apart - the work to get their bulls back to camp began. A big caribou can weigh 350-400 pounds. That's a lot to work up and a lot of weight to pack out, each one requiring multiple trips to pack out.
With both of them on one side of the Noatak River, each cleaning caribou, quartering and bagging it, Derrick says his friend went back to camp to retrieve the boat and float it down the river. Their plan was to load the caribou in the boat and float it back upstream which would be easier than packing it all upstream. On the way back to camp the hunter ran into a grizzly on the water's edge, yet again. While waiting for the boat, Derrick says he stayed behind and walked back and forth, packing the caribou quarters, capes and antlers all down to the river side to get ready to load it in the boat. When the friend made it back, they were able to load the entirety of two caribou into the inflatable boat where they then made a harness from paracord and pulled it several miles back up river to their camp.
Derrick says by the end of the day, they were exhausted and woke around 1:00 a.m. to the sound of a bear in camp, right outside their tent. Yelling to scare it off, the bear went from one tent to the other, where they eventually fired a round into the ground to scare it off. However, the bears weren't easily deterred. Derrick laughs saying the nighttime visits were an every night occurrence with three different bears, happening about the same time every night. The first night the only thing that succumbed to the bruins was the proof of sex the bear stole from one of the hind quarters. The following day, the group decided to move their meat, however that night the bears found it yet again and tore into it, robbing a cape and more.
The following days saw both other hunters in the party take nice bulls, so everyone met their goal of tagging out. While the hunt was all about caribou, the grizzlies in the area played a big role in the overall experience. On the final night of the trip, Derrick says the bears won. Moving their meat yet again and trying to secure it as best as possible, the grizzlies found it and this time obliterated it. Out of 4 caribou, the group only walked away with 82-pounds total, the rest was seized by bears, a bummer considering Derrick says it is one of his top 3 favorite game meats. What they lacked in meat when returning to the lower 48, they undoubtedly made up for in the overall experience!
Now, the question everyone is probably asking themselves is, what were these boys packing for firearms? Derrick says that his three hunting partners all carried custom 6.5 Creedmoors made by Horizon Firearms. Derrick on the other hand was carrying his personal custom Horizon Firearms 6.5 PRC, a caliber that he has discussed in more detail with us in prior visits on the show. The 22-inch 6.5 PRC has a KREMLIN stock and carbon fiber barrel and Derrick notes he was also shooting suppressed. Overall, he says the 6.5 PRC ran about 200 fps faster, with factory loads, then the other 6.5 Creedmoors in the group. He'll also talk about the different loads chosen by each shooter and how those performed.
What is your most memorable hunt? This is one that, no doubt, Derrick and his friends will never forget! Be sure to check out Horizon Firearms on both Facebook and Instagram so you can see more photos from this cool DIY Alaskan Caribou hunt. Plus, you'll also get to see, and drool over, the incredible custom rifles the Horizon Firearms team creates. If you want to look at their selection of "rifles ready to ship" be sure to look them up at www.HorizonFirearms.com.
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Around the clock you have the possibility to check in outdoor with our new check in terminal."Hoteltow" is situated in the outskirts of Berlin. The city is only 10 km away from the hotel and you can reach the city easily by using the tram. We recommend to use our underground car park (extra charge). Hoteltow provides 57 rooms which have a modern and comfortable furnishing with shower or bathtub. Flat tv and WiFi are basic amenities. Our "Berlin Lounge" is famous for the concept which is very different, and it offers you fresh and cool cocktails in a pleasant atmosphere. Business hours of reception:
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Autobody Shop Of The Colorado Springs
Nothing can mess up your nice day faster than walking out of a store to your waiting vehicle and finding someone has dinged your door, keyed you, or backed into you and left. It is frustrating, and you also know it is probably below your deductible. Besides, if you report it, your insurance will probably… Read More »


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I have used another NBUS stamp for
Darnell's NBUS Challenge
It's the last day of this challenge and I've got to say that not only is there an amazing gallery
of inspiration, but Darnell has made us laugh every day of this challenge. And somehow in these
times and tragedies, we need to remember to add laughter along with the tears.
Sadly or gladly there are still many more NBUS items in that box.
This one had been in there for a long time.
The flowers were stamped twice, the second time on a scrap.
After coloring both sets, with watercolor pencils and blending with a Blender Pen,
I fussy cut those on the scrap, shaped with a bone folder and
adhered over the others with dimensionals.
The picture doesn't show the dimension very well but they really stand out.
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3 Doors Down Live Concert Photography
3 Doors Down photos, all images ©Chad Lee Photography .
3 Doors Down
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7-13, 2008 in Tinley Park Illinois at 1st Midwest Bank Amphitheater.
5-21, 2010 in Nashville Tennessee at Municipal Auditorium.
6-20, 2012 Nashville Tennessee at Bridgestone Arenaofficial artist website
video for the hit Kryptonite
3 Doors Down is a band from Escatawpa, Mississippi, formed in 1996. consisting of Brad Arnold , Todd Harrell , and Matt Roberts . joined by rhythm guitarist Chris Henderson. rising to international fame with their first single, "Kryptonite". charting in the top three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Republic Records , released their debut album, The Better Life, in 2000. it was was certified 6x platinum . later joined by drummer Richard Liles, who played during the tour for their first album.
2nd album
Away from the Sun,their 2nd album continued the band's success. debuting at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 chart. went multi-platinum in the U.S. spawning the hits "When I'm Gone" and "Here Without You". playing nearly 1,000 shows across the world following the release of Away from the Sun. In 2005, Greg Upchurch joined to play drums to replace Adair.
3rd album and beyond
Seventeen Days was released in 2005. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. and was certified platinum within one month . Their fourth, album, 3 Doors Down , also debuted at No. 1 . The fifth studio album, Time of My Life debuted at No. 3 on the charts.
Original guitarist Matt Roberts departed in 2012, to health issues. replaced by Chet Roberts, who was Henderson's guitar tech. Harrell was fired in 2013 after being charged with vehicular homicide. harrell was replaced by bassist Justin Biltonen.[5] Worldwide, 3 Doors Down has sold more than 20 million albums. sharing the stage with artists such as Black Stone Cherry, Megadeth, Staind, Nickelback, Bob seger and several other legends.


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Military Pistol
The 1890's can rightly be called the beginning of the automatic pistol era. During these years, gun designers such as Borchardt, Mannlicher, Schwarzlosc. Browning, and Mauser focused their mechanical ingenuity on self-loading pistols. Probably the most remarkable of these early designs was Paul Mauser's Model 1896 Military Pistol. Few handguns can match its remarkable success and world-wide distribution. This unique design contains no pins and only one screw, the grip screw. All internal parts that require a pin or pivot are machined from solid stock so the pin is integral with the part.
During the half century that the gun was in production, several models were offered. These range from the odd 6-shot pistol to the selective-fire Model 712. Although never officially adopted by the German Army. Mauser pistols were widely carried by German officers during World War I, and to a limited degree in World War II. The World War I pistol is the most common; it has a 5Vi" barrel and is chambered for the 7.63 mm. Mauser cartridge. To simplify wartime ammuni-
tion problems, these guns were also chambered for the 9 mm. Luger cartridge. These can be recognized by the big red "9" carved into the grips.
In 1930 Mauser made a change in the safety catch operation. On previous pistols it was necessary to pull back the hammer with one hand and engage the safety with the other. The new universal safety of 1930 made it possible to apply the safety with the gun hand only. The only other major change came when Mauser dropped the rifle-style magazine and changed to a removable sheet-metal magazine which can be loaded in the gun from a stripper clip like a military rifle, or outside the gun like any normal pistol magazine. The sear mechanism was changed to incorporate a selector switch that allowed optional semi- or full-automatic fire. Manufacture was eventually stopped because the gun became too expensive to produce. It was subsequently replaced by cheaper and more modern designs.
Mauser military pistols were widely copied in Spain and China. Some are excellent copies and operate reliably. Others reflect only the distinctive Mauser outline with lock mechanism differing from the original.
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Lost in Space 2 • Pre-Release Photos • "Have You Seen Our Robot?"
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As usual, Batgirl and the Birds of Prey makes me want to kick and scream out of frustration due to terrible writing and characterization is, but one thing happens in this issue that makes me happy. No, overjoyed. You know what, I almost reached freaking nirvana, so I'm going to give this chapter an extra point just because of it! Keep reading to find out what that moment is (and for the love of God, spare yourself from needing to read this crap excuse for a book).
I'm reaching a point where I don't know what to say anymore. Each month I read Batgirl and the Birds of Prey, and each month this book makes me irritable. It literally drives me to drink. I read the book, write the review, then have a glass of whiskey because, yes, it is that bad. I even have to be strategic about when I read this title, because I don't want my irritation with it to disrupt whatever I have planned afterwards.
What makes this process even more frustrating, is that it's not like each new arc brings a new set of issues. Nope. It's the same problems over, and over again. Usually you find certain weaknesses during one story arc of a comic, then (mostly) new or different weaknesses in a separate story arc of the same book. That's not the case with Batgirl and the Birds of Prey. No, the problems with this book are structural and character based, and it's fundamentally impossible to tell a good story when you're incapable of getting at least one of these attributes right. To make matters worse, these two (major) negatives just continue to build upon themselves over time, only making each problem more blatantly obvious.
In the current story, the Birds are helping Calculator rescue his wife and children from a corrupt businessman. I'm going to spare you all from my rant on why this entire concept is unbelievably stupid (and also spare myself the task of explaining the "logic" – of which there is none – that initiated this story, but if you want to know then you can read my reviews for issues #11 and #12), and continue summarizing what's taking place. As it turns out, Calculator's family is being held hostage because he sold blueprints of the building to Catwoman so she could steal something from the company. To continue this rabbit hole of "Who's Who in Gotham," we eventually learn that Catwoman only wanted the plans to the building so she could help her gal-pal Poison Ivy – who didn't really need Catwoman's help because she already worked for said company.
Anyway, the Birds work with Catwoman and Calculator to try and rescue his family, but Ivy decides she wants to go all – wait… how did the Benson's put it – "full eco-warrior mode." Yep, you guessed it, that means she's got giant, thorny vines overtaking the building… because bad clichés are always fun. The mission then turns from a rescue mission, to a need to stop Ivy.
We learn more details concerning why Ivy is attacking the company and its founder, only for her to claim she's not seeking revenge against them as she seeks revenge against them.
This is followed by bad dialogue, bad narratives, more bad dialogue, bad characterization, and more bad dialogue, before closing the story out. Strangely enough, one aspect of the conclusion is quite satisfying… but I'm not going to let myself get excited since there's not a creative change following this arc. Simply put, I have no faith that this team will deliver a remotely good story. Anyway, enough generic overviews, let's get to the details because there's only so much "beating around the bush" you can do before getting into spoilers.
The Art: Roge Antonio is on art duties again, and you get what you expect. But there's something new in this issue… a second artist: Breno Tamura. His art is… bad. Really bad. You want to know how you make Batgirl and the Birds of Prey worse? Assign this guy to draw it. It's a one-two punch of atrocious storytelling – poor script and poor art.
Breakdowns for this issue can be found in the spoiler tag.
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Overall: I mean this with the utmost respect, but someone at DC must want Batgirl & the Birds of Prey to fail (or at least have an excuse for it to fail), otherwise we'd have a new creative team jumping onboard soon… That's the best way for me to tell you to avoid this book like the plague.
SCORE: 3/10 (And that's with a whole point added!)


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On Tuesday I blogged about Walgreens announcement they were going to start selling a OTC genetics testing kit. I say were… Today they announced that they're putting that idea on hold. As I predicted, the move started a firestorm and in just two days it was hot enough to get the big retailer to back off.
The FDA and a bunch of doctors and genetics experts piled on and put the brakes on the project.
"These kits have not been proven safe, effective or accurate and patients could be making medical decisions based on data from a test that hasn't been validated by the FDA," said agency spokeswoman Erica Jefferson, in an earlier statement Wednesday.
I'm having deja vu. That's pretty much the same thing that happened when 23andMe and other gene testing companies went public back in '07. Of course, some of the concerns expressed are not trivial.
The proliferation of consumer-marketed genetic tests has troubled many public health officials and doctors who worry that the products are built on flimsy data.
"The problem with all of these products is they're based on incomplete, invalidated data and we don't know what the impact on consumers will be," said Dr. Muin Khoury, director of the National Office of Public Health Genomics at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The biology of how DNA variations actually lead to certain diseases is still poorly understood, although a number of public and private institutions have been racing to find answers.
That's true. One of the themes of this blog is the unexpected complexity of genetic expression that has been uncovered during the past decade. Genetics scientists have been rocked back on there heels to the point of having to rethink some of the earlier assumptions in the field.
It seems that both the public and scientists have held some simplistic assumptions about how genes work. Scientists are making new discoveries nearly every day. So experts say with almost every breath these days: "Genes are not destiny!" Yep, the biology of what happens to us over time is much more complicated than that. So one of the most intriguing questions is: Why aren't our genes destiny? If our state of being is an interleaving of genetic (internal) influences and environment (external) factors, how do they come together in the organism? That's a deep issue that will take much more time to plumb. It's one of those areas where scientists say: "It's not fully understood." (That's science-speak for, "Duh!")
My thought is that this is an opportunity to bring the public up to date and let them know the puzzle has 1,000 pieces, not 500 as first thought. We have been getting a trickle information about genetics for a couple of decades through media, but that volume is about to increase to a torrent. So where is the effort to help the public have a solid source of up-to-the-minute information? The federal government's agencies all have web sites with bits and pieces of the necessary information, but all-in-all the information on genetics is fragmented in a thousand places of variable currency and veracity.
So here's my wild appeal: As a mainstay of our so-called health care reform effort, let's extend the charge to our health and scientific agencies (NIH, CDC, NSF, DOE, NLM, etc.) to include making available to the public coordinated, up-to-date, evidence-based information on human biology, health maintenance, medical and scientific frontiers, and a realistic perspective about the circuitous route by which scientific progress is made . Make this available through state-of-the-art communication technology, i.e., the internet and its future derivations. Every citizen, doctor, blogger, teacher, or mom should be able to access reliable information on anything they hear about health in a few swipes of their smartphone. This is a big job and will take money. Surely in the billions budgeted for health care reform in coming decades this would be worthwhile. And this could be an international effort both in information gathering and in paying for it. Health research is global and the findings apply to all of us. The US isn't going to go to Mars by itself, so why don't we throw in with all the nations facing the same health issues?
Learning is a process. Walgreens accommodation to the regulators may eventually turn out to be part of something positive.


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Over the past year, we have spoken to hundreds of people at community meetings, churches, house parties and more. These are the questions we've been asked most often.
Organizational Information
Q: Where are we in the process of developing a Village for the Seacoast?
A: We are currently in "pre-launch" phase – working with our Board of Directors and around 40 volunteers on six teams to develop a strong foundation. We hope to launch (begin training volunteers and offering a calendar of social and educational events) in the summer of 2019. We plan to begin offering memberships in the fall.
Q: What is the proposed service area?
A: Our service area will include Portsmouth, Exeter and the surrounding towns, including Brentwood, Greenland, Hampton, Hampton Falls, New Castle, Newfields, Newington, North Hampton, Rye and Stratham.
Q: Is the goal to create connections between people or to connect people with services?
A: Great question! Successful villages do both. The more connections you have, the more options you have for enriching your life and addressing life's challenges and opportunities.
Q: Will housing be available?
A: No. The Village movement is all about helping us stay in the home of our choosing, with support provided to promote purpose, connections, community engaging and peace of mind.
Q: Who selects the recommended providers or vendors?
A: Our Administrative and Finance Team is developing a list of recommended providers of all sorts of services – from home repair to home care – starting with contacts from committee members, friends and neighbors. The team is also developing the vetting process. This list of recommended vendors will be available for members only.
Q: Does the Village duplicate services that are already available?
A: Our plan is not to duplicate existing services, but rather to serve as "super connector". Our Community Outreach Team is actively reaching out to other non-profit, municipal, educational and cultural organizations in the area to explore how we might work together. As we bring volunteers and members on board, we'll help them connect and make use of these important community resources.
Q: It's a wonderful concept but I don't "need" any Village services yet.
A: The Village concept is about more than providing needed services – it's about providing connections and information to give you the confidence to face changes and get the help you need when you need it. You can't always predict what will happen, but you will know that someone's got your back!
Q: What kind of an organization is this?
A: The Seacoast Village Project is a New Hampshire Non-profit Corporation. Our application for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status has been approved by the IRS. We are managed by a Board of Directors – all serving as volunteers. In addition, we have six teams of volunteers working hard to build the foundation of this Village in preparation for launch this year.
Q: How much for membership dues?
A: Our Membership Team is recommending one level of membership – for either an individual or household. In most villages, membership dues account for 40-50% of their revenue. Nationwide, annual dues average $600/year (or $50/month).
Q: Would other funding be available?
A: It's important to keep our dues affordable. We'll be actively looking at all funding options, including individual and corporate contributions, and foundations to provide additional support.
Q: Can I make a donation? Are donations tax-deductible?
A: Yes! Absolutely! We especially need support through this important pre-launch period. You can make a donation by check (see address below) or by clicking on the red "Donate Now" button at the top right of our home page. Though our 501(c)(3) application is still pending, once approved, the approval will date back to our date of incorporation in September 2018. As there are over 200 villages nationwide who are primarily non-profit entities, we do not anticipate any difficulties with approval of our application. We always recommend that you consult your tax professional for specific guidance.
Members and Volunteers
Q: What will be the difference between "members" and "volunteers?"
A: Members will pay dues and be able to participate fully in our social and educational programs. In addition, they may receive services from our team of volunteers.
Volunteers may or may not be members. Our Volunteer Support Team will actively recruit, vet, train and support our Village volunteers. Our Member Services Team will make the connections – linking member service requests to volunteers. In most villages, members often are active volunteers.
Q: How will services be provided to members?
A: Members can request services in many ways – by phone, by e-mail or through our website. The request will be reviewed and discussed further with the member if clarification is needed. The request will then be forwarded to the team of volunteers. Once connected, the volunteer will contact the member to make final plans – appointment time and place.
Q: What if a volunteer is not available?
A: This is where our great database comes into play. If we can't meet a need with our own volunteers, we may be able to connect members with another organization that can help. If those options don't work, we can make a referral to one of our "member recommended" paid providers.
Q: What services do volunteers provide?
A: The services that volunteers provide most often in existing villages include transportation (the most requested service), help with shopping and errands, household chores, gardening and light home repair and maintenance and support with in-home technology. Our surveys to date indicate that the most requested services will be transportation, opportunities for socialization and help with home maintenance and repairs.
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Blue Rocks Split Doubleheader with P-Nats
Wilmington's Offense Explodes in Second Game
By Wilmington Blue Rocks | September 1, 2018 10:19 PM
Wilmington, DE -- The Wilmington Blue Rocks (67-60 / 36-30) split a doubleheader against the Potomac Nationals (72-60 / 35-31) Saturday night at Frawley Stadium. The Blue Rocks bounced back after an 8-1 loss in the opener with an 8-3- victory to earn the split. Carter Hope earned his sixth win of the season in the night cap and set new season-highs in innings pitched and strikeouts while Emmanuel Rivera paced the offense in the second game with three hits and three runs driven in. However, the Blue Rocks were eliminated from postseason contention.
The first game of the doubleheader got off to a tough start for the Blue Rocks as Potomac posted seven runs in the top of the second. Rhett Wiseman, Telmito Agustin, Bryan Mejia, Luis Garcia, Tres Barrera, Aldrem Corredor, and Andruw Monasterio all hit consecutive RBI singles to push the Nationals ahead 7-0. Potomac added another run in the top of the fourth. Barrera launched a line drive over the fence for a solo home run to extend Potomac's lead to 8-0. The first game also featured the debut of Wilmington, DE native, Kyle Hinton. The 2018 draft pick tossed two full innings, giving up only two hits, no runs and walked two.
Wilmington got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the seventh. Gabriel Cancel led the inning off with a single into left. Cancel advanced to second after a throwing error by Potomac's Agustin. After an Emmanuel Rivera fly out and a Travis Jones pop out, Vance Vizcaino roped a double into right field to score Cancel and put the Rocks on the board 8-1 to give the game its final score.
The Blue Rocks erased an early 2-0 deficit after Potomac scored a run in the first inning on a Jack Sundberg RBI single and Aldrem Corredor solo homer in the third inning. In the bottom of the frame, the Blue Rocks sent nine men to the plate to score three runs with two outs. Blake Perkins roped an RBI double to score Oliver Nunez to make it 2-1 before Rudy Martin tied the game with a run-scoring single to plate Perkins. Emmanuel followed suit two batters later with a single to push the Blue Rocks ahead, 3-2.
In the fourth inning, the Blue Crew were at it again and batted around once more. Nunez set the inning with a lead-off double and scored on an Angelo Castellano single to double the Blue Rocks' lead, 4-2. Jackson Lueck roped a double down the left field line to plate Castellano before Gabriel Cancel drove in a run on a sacrifice fly to put the Blue Crew out in front 6-2. Rivera capped the scoring frame with another RBI single to give Wilmington a comfortable 7-2 lead.
The P-Nats struck for a two-out run in the fifth inning against Blue Rocks' starter Carter Hope who worked a season-high five innings of work and set a season-high with six strikeouts to earn the victory. Wilmington added another run in the sixth thanks to Rivera's third RBI hit of the game which was a double to score Cancel.
The Blue Rocks and Nationals have another doubleheader scheduled for Sunday, September 2 with first pitch scheduled for 12:05 p.m. Wilmington will send right-hander Andres Sotillet (2-5, 6.04 ERA) to the mound in the first game while lefty Nick Raquet (4-3, 5.63 ERA) starts for Potomac. Fans can listen to the game as Matt Janus and Cory Nidoh have the call on 89.7 WGLS-FM.
Travis Jones continues to be an on-base machine for the Blue Rocks. After reaching base with a single in game one and twice in the second game, Jones extended his on-base streak to 14 games. Jones started the season-high streak back on August 19 against the Winston-Salem Dash when he went 2-for-4 with a triple and a single. The previous high for Jones was 12 games which he set from May 11 to May 24. During the streak, Jones is hitting .349 (15-for-43) with eight runs scored and three RBI.
Carter Hope turned in his best start on the mound for Wilmington. The righty earned his sixth win of the season after pitching five full innings, giving up five hits, three earned runs and two walks. Hope also set a season-high in strikeouts with six total in the outing. His previous season-high was five which was set back on April 19 while he was in Low-A Lexington.
The Blue Rocks played in their 10th doubleheader of the season on Saturday night. With a loss in game one and a win in game two, the Rocks hold a 2-2-6 record in doubleheaders (Wins-Losses-Splits). Wilmington has another doubleheader scheduled against Potomac for Sunday as the two Northern Division foes continue their five-game, three day series.
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The RIS Tovarek was a Romulan starship, a Raptor-class cruiser of the Star Empire's Star Navy, in active service in the late 24th century. (ST video game: Legacy)
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"We were therefore buried with Him through baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life." Romans 6:4
what is baptism?
Your next step with Christ. The Bible teaches us that water baptism is the next important step in our walk with God after making a commitment to follow Him. Baptism is a public profession of an inward decision. In Scripture, we learn that people were baptized after making a commitment to Christ. (Acts 8:36-39; Acts 2:41; Acts 9:18)
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Baptism is God's commandment for all believers. Following His resurrection, Jesus commissioned His disciples:
"Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." Matthew 28:19-20
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The Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission is comprised of volunteers who administer, promote, and maintain the state's Laureate program. Commission members represent diverse populations across the state and the member organizations that support the laureateship: the Council for Wisconsin Writers; Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters; Wisconsin Center for the Book; Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets; Wisconsin Humanities Council; Wisconsin Arts Board; Write-On, Door County; and Chippewa Valley Writers Guild.
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Abayomi Animashaun
Abayomi Animashaun holds an MFA from the International Writing Program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and a PhD from the University of Kansas. A recipient of the Hudson Prize and a grant from the International Center for Writing and Translation, Abayo is the author of two poetry collections, Sailing for Ithaca and The Giving of Pears, and editor of two anthologies, Walking the Tightrope: Poetry and Prose by LGBTQ Writers from Africa and Others Will Enter the Gates: Immigrant Poets on Poetry, Influences, and Writing in America. He teaches writing and literature at the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh.
Kimberly Blaeser
Kimberly Blaeser, Wisconsin Poet Laureate for 2015–2016, represents the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters on the Poet Laureate Commission Board. She lives in Lyons Township (midway between Burlington and Lake Geneva), Wisconsin. Drawing on literal observation and the power of metaphor, Blaeser's poems create complex harmonies between the vibrant natural world and the resonant human imagination.
The author of three acclaimed poetry collections—Absentee Indians and Other Poems, Apprenticed to Justice, and Trailing You—Blaeser has seen her work earn many and various recognitions, nationally and internationally. Reviewing the many "moments of uncanny epiphany" in her poems, critic Tom Gannon describes Blaeser as a "brilliant naturist." Describing Absentee Indians and Other Poems, award winning poet and activist, Joy Harjo, writes "[t]hese poems are small sure lights in the darkness—poems to lead us home." And National Book Award winner, Sherman Alexie, calls Apprenticed to Justice "a gorgeous book." In selecting Blaeser, the Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission praised her passion for the arts and her ability to reach broad audiences through poems that explore her Native culture, poems of place and community, poems of witness, family poems, poems centered in women's experience, and poems with a sly sense of humor.
Of Anishinaabe ancestry and a native of White Earth Reservation in northwestern Minnesota, Blaeser appreciates the opportunity to live with her family in the woods and wetlands of rural Wisconsin. Blaeser works as Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, where she teaches Creative Writing, Native American Literature, and American Nature Writing.
Sheri Castelnuovo
Sheri Castelnuovo has been responsible for the planning and execution of public programming at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art since 1991. She oversees all of the museum's educational programming, including the docent program, school programs and learning resources; adult enrichment programs; youth and family programs; online exhibitions; and film and video series. She serves as co-curator of the Wisconsin Triennial Exhibition and collaborates with the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets to present interdisciplinary poetry events at MMoCA. She has a Master's Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Arts Administration and a BFA from Tufts University and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Castelnuovo became a member-at-large of the Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission in 2014.
Vida Cross
A 2018 Pushcart nominee for her poem "Extortion Social", Vida Cross' book of poetry, Bronzeville at Night:1949, debuted in 2017. She is a Cave Canem fellow who holds an MFA in Writing and an MFA in Filmmaking from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, an MA in English from Iowa State University and a BA in both English-writing and History from Knox College. Her work has appeared in a number of anthologies and journals including Milwaukee Noir (Akashic Press), The Creativity and Constraint Anthology, A Civil Rights Retrospective, Tabula Poetica, Transitions Magazine, the Cave Canem Anthology XII: Poems 2008-2009, The Literary Review, Reed Magazine, The Journal of Film and Video, among others.
Nick Demske
Nick Demske lives in Racine and works at the Racine Public Library. He serves as Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission representative for Wisconsin Center for the Book. Nick is the author of a self-titled collection of poetry, which was picked for the 2010 Fence Modern Poets Series prize, and a chapbook, "Skeetly Deetly Deet," which was published by Strange Cage Press. His work has been taught at dozens of universities and colleges throughout the country, including Notre Dame, Columbia, Cleveland State, Marquette and many more. In 2011, Nick went on a 40+ city book tour that covered both coasts of America and back. Nick is a vegan, an urban gardener and a crappy student of sitting meditation.
Ronnie Hess
Writer and poet Ronnie Hess serves as Chair of the Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission. She is the author of five chapbooks, most recently O Is for Owl (Borderland Books) and Canoeing a River with No Name (Bent Paddle Press); and two award-winning culinary travel guides, Eat Smart in France, and Eat Smart in Portugal (Ginkgo Press). She has contributed to many publications—national, regional and local—including Saveur, The Christian Science Monitor, and The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Karen Ann Hoffman
Karen Ann Hoffman serves as the Wisconsin Arts Board representative on the commission. For her Iroquois raised beadwork, she was named Wisconsin Master Folk Artist in 2007. Her works are held in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution-NMAI, The Wisconsin State Museum, The New York State Museum, and the Indianapolis Childrens' Museum.Karen Ann was a member of the Skanikwat Project, Nakuru, Kenya, Africa, which used tribal beadwork as a medium to foster peace across languages, races, religions, and continents. Karen Ann lives in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, and is a citizen of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin.
B.J. Hollars represents the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild (beginning January 1, 2019). He is the author of several books, most recently The Road South: Personal Stories of the Freedom Riders, Flock Together: A Love Affair With Extinct Birds, and From the Mouths of Dogs: What Our Pets Teach Us About Life, Death, and Being Human, Hollars serves as a mentor for Creative Nonfiction, and the founder and executive director of the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild. An associate professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, he lives a simple existence with his wife, their children, and their dog.
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Tokyo, Japan, September 22, 2015 - Three teams will go into the final day of the FIVB Volleyball Men's World Cup Japan 2015 with Rio 2016 Olympic Games qualification on their mind as Italy, USA and Poland all sealed wins on Tuesday to set up what will be a thrilling finish in Tokyo.
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Putting your best face out there...
Okay, so Marlena has a new favorite TV show. It is campy, and cheesy, and the special effects are much closer to soap effects than they are to movie effects, but Marlena thinks "Charmed" is the end all be all of afternoon television. Having indulged in the guilty pleasure of watching that show (positive all the while that liking it meant I had burned all my brainpower or was suffering from some sort of head injury), I know it does not contain inappropriate language, sexual activity beyond kissing, or realistic violence. It does have demon vanquishing, and the witches wear some skimpy unrealistic outfits, but there is little for me to complain about. It has the added benefit of strengthening her belief in magic and magical creatures, a belief I still desperately hold onto myself, as the workaday world does it very best to violently wrest it from me.
SO... I am letting her watch it. It is the only thing she is interested in watching. She will forgo every other show or movie for a chance to watch "Charmed". She will often suggest forgoing any other activity, including seeing friends, if there is a small chance "Charmed" is on. She often laments having missed it when we return from some other type of activity. She is officially addicted to "Charmed".
I am not particularly upset about this addiction so much as I am bemused. However, yesterday we were in the car and she was muttering to herself in the backseat while I concentrated on navigating the route home from school. After a while my brain began to notice what she was muttering and tune into it...
Marlena: "mutter...mutter... the drama continues on TNT with Charmed.... mutter... brought to you by Jergen's lotion, Put your best face out there."
Maybe I should watch the commercials in between "Charmed" to see if there is anything inappropriate there. We have already had to stop watching the Simpsons, as Network TV execs seem to think 6:00 is a good time to show gruesome advertisements for all the latest hack and slash and horror movies. Boy did she not need to see any of those!
Happily, the commercials during the day aren seemingly not inappropriate, and while I am disturbed with the power of the TV to convince my child that she needs to use a particular lotion or she will not be putting her best face out there, I have to admit it is better than having her beg me for the barrage of toys shown on other channels. (Channels we have never watched, preferring ones with children's programming and no commercials.)
This did bring me to two commercials commonly seen during the day that I think are potential bombshells. Commercial One: KY warming and personal lubricant lotion. What exactly do I tell her when she inevitably asks me what a personal lubricant is used for? Commercial two: Erectile dysfunction medication. Yeah, so making her dad explain that one when and if she asks. But why are these ads on our daytime programming along with all the tv considered appropriate for young people?
Okay, so most kids do not prefer "Charmed" to Noggin. Marlena is not most children. But still, these programs are not rated in way that warns parents not to let their children watch them, unlike most evening programs, and I believe the commercials should match the friggin programming! KY lubricant belongs with Jay Leno, not "Judging Amy"!
Anyhoo... here are some cute chubby baby pictures, as I have chastised for failing to post them more often.
This one is doctored to censor... but I had to share with you all his cute pudgy thighs! And you just can't see those baby thighs with a diaper on.. so here he is, with frogs.
Look at those creases in his thighs! Look at that balloon belly!! And those chubby little arms!!! There is absolutely no failure to thrive in this house!!
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Putting your best face out there...
2 comments:
- Nama said...
What a darling child.
As for "Charmed," I always sneered at it when "Buffy" was on, but have watched it since. The writing's not that good, but I admit to its being a guilty pleasure. (I just wish that all the men on the program weren't so wimpy.) And I'm endlessly fascinated by the skimpy work clothes. Love & hugs.
- Coni Nelson said...
OMG - Is that Lee in a diaper?????? Oliver looks so much like Lee........ I love seeing the pictures of the children. You must be so proud of Marlena, she is an absolute doll!!!!!!! Sounds like she is having a lot of patience with the new noise maker - whatta good big sis!!!!!
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SPRINGFIELD, Ore. --Twenty years after tragedy struck Thurston High School the community gathered to remember those lost.
A candlelight vigil was held at 8 p.m. near the school. It was an evening to mourn those who are gone and to support those who will never forget.
One student said she wished things could have changed over the last two decades.
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"Students shouldn't be fearing their lives when they're in classrooms," Holly Halter, a senior at Thurston, said. "I think it should be a happy place. Just going to school and being afraid is not what should happen."
Between 100 to 200 people attended the vigil.
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Wow! What an amazing finish. I can't believe the Patriots pulled out with the win. After the first quarter it seemed the patriots had it in the bag. They were moving the ball up the field well as well as having an amazing defensive game. Lynch was completely unable to move the ball as there was a wall of Patriots blocking him. After the first quarter it seemed that the Patriots game fell apart. The halftime show wasn't bad, but it certainly wasn't fantastic either. Katy Perry sang a medley of a few of her mot popular songs. For those of you who didn't catch the game, the score was 28-24 Patriots going into the final two minutes. Somehow the ravens ended up on the Patriots three yard line on their second down. With Lynch (the star running back of football) their victory seemed inevitable. I think the patriots ran a dime defense (an extra man to block a runner, but minus a man to block a receiver) and the Seahawks ran a surprise play. They threw the ball shallowly into the end zone and it was a real bullet. Suddenly the Patriots player dives in front, INTERCEPTION! It turns out that Malcolm Butler, a safety from a small college had intercepted the pass, effectively winning the Patriots the Super Bowl. Malcolm had not been drafted, but had walked on to try out for the Patriots. Now, a few months later he had won the Super Bowl. This goes to show that we should never be afraid to try something new.
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The ending was a very good and inspiring, overall great summary of the superbowl too!
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This was a great summary of the superbowl! Nice work!
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Great writing, but I think u meant the Seahawks!
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Nice post, remember it was the Seahawks not the ravens
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2/8/2015 09:12:23 am
I love the conclusion and the message that it sends. Keep up the great work!
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I agree with charlie, and I think you should fix the double space, It makes me pause when I'm reading. Great job
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Getting families and hikers to experience the wonderful scenic trails of the great outdoors has become a lifelong mission among a group of passionate hiking clothes companies. Many share the same vision, but unfortunately, hiking gear can cost you hundreds of dollars when you don't keep your eyes on your priorities.
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#1. Hammock with Mosquito Netting
Putting a foot outside the more traditional choices like a tent, you'd be surprised at the level of comfort an outdoor hammock with mosquito netting can provide. Why string up a hammock between a couple of trees over a tent? First, the ease of setup becomes a gigantic advantage over the tent. While it can take up to 20 minutes just to pitch a tent, you can hook up a hammock within a few minutes and be chilling with your goofy pals around the campfire.
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Wandering the deep forests of the untamed wilderness and roughing it through swamps, rocky terrain, and unforgiving mountains, you want rock solid ankle support, waterproof boots and tough leather to protect your feet against mother nature's unrelenting elements.
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2. Pack Light
Your ideal backpack weight should be zero pounds. Hiking clothes don't weigh that much, and if you bring a hammock instead of a tent, you drastically lower the weight you have to haul around on your back all day. You are thinking, "Why does 20 to 25 extra pounds matter?" It's true packing extra hiking clothes might not matter, but you have to bring a looking glass to all potential scenarios.
Consider the following situation—you might not flinch at carrying 50 extra pounds for a seven-day trip. However, what happens if you get sick while hiking through a canyon? Suddenly, you feel the cumbersome burden of every ounce in your backpack. You might be lucky and have a strong hiking buddy who will take the extra hiking clothes, but if you pack too much, it will be more than they can carry.
When you hike in the wilderness, let your mind scroll over the worst-case scenarios. For example, perhaps you step on a beehive, and everyone gets stung a dozen times. Prepare for the worst to avoid being surprised by it.
2 Budgeting Issues to Consider
#1. Buy Used
The best hiking clothes will not always be new clothing. In fact, sometimes used hiking clothes will make more sense than forking over $400 for a bunch of hiking gear that makes getting into this sightseeing hobby more difficult. When you buy used, you cut the price in half and still have access to some fairly decent gear.
In other cases, you might actually have hiking gear and not have to buy it. For example, perhaps you have a sleeping bag from last year's camping trip along the Mississippi. In that scenario, there's no need to buy another sleeping bag.
#2. Choose Hiking Clothes with a Good Warranty
Good communication with your hiking clothes company can mean the difference between a company that stands behind you and one that falls away from you. While every company on this list says they will not give free repairs or replacement for normal wear and tear, all of these companies have displayed a willingness to work with the customer:
- Black Diamond.
- Komperdell.
- Deuter.
Let's Recap
Keep these hiking clothes tips in mind, and you can do a fairly good job of getting good hiking clothes. Always understand that this type of clothing serves more than a style purpose. The jeans keep your legs from getting scratched by the thorny brush, and the thicker shirts will often keep the mosquitoes away. Do you have any tips for buying hiking clothes on a budget? If so, drop us a comment in the section below.


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