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|New to my Inspiration Earth line - crocheted organic cotton dishcloths, a joy to create and a joy to use!
I never realized until I started blogging how often I reasses and change my life. Actually, I think this is a much more recent developement, I wasn't always so in tune with myself. By Saturday I was feeling much better, moving slow, but better. Here is what the time of healing afforded me:
My home is my haven. I love being here, so much that I rarely leave. It has been neglected however, and for two days the girls and I did a late, but much needed spring cleaning. Walls, molding, windows, curtains. Everythings is so sparkly clean right now I could cry. My house is now back in order.
|I make very little on these guys, but I find it so peaceful and relaxing to create them, I'm going to keep on hooking! :)
I made a big decision, I will not have a huge vegetable garden this year, for the first time since I can remember. It feels like a chore this season, and I don't do anything that feels bad. To my delight, Jordan and Riley want to have it as their own garden. So, without all of the energy that goes into it, I shall still be able to enjoy fresh produce this summer. And here I thought I had to choose, ahhh, I forgot the Universe has an answer for everything. :) A decision has been made, one that has been weighing on me.
|Along with the heat, came the bugs!!
|I sold my very first bottle of these recently, I was especially thrilled because I was able to refund her some of the crazy expensive shipping!!!
I love blogging. It is my avenue to share what I've learned. I will continue to do that and to follow all of your amazing journeys also. This brings me joy. Now to catch up... might take me a couple of days! ;)
I'm not sure what to do about my Artfire shop, leave it for now I guess. It doesn't seem to be doing much of anything... any suggestions here would be nice. Laurie, any luck with yours? I guess my answer is still pending on that one...
|New kale recipe ~ see below!
I'm back to journaling, first thing in the morning after my meditation. It's been so helpful and makes things so crystal clear. It puts me in the same peaceful state as meditating usually does. A comtemplative start to the day helps to direct and guide me. An old love resurrected.
|I've sold several of these lately, which makes me very happy! DIY Lemongrass cleaner, the green is spreading!
I've got plans for my shops, new products I want to try, and ideas brewing. My creativity hasn't seemed to be one of the things suffering lately, but I still feel renewed.
So, while most people look at illness as a hinderance, a bother, a nuisance, not me. I embraced it, and am amazed at how much it had to show me. Things that are vital to my well being were being neglected. I needed a hit upside the head to see that though! The only way to catch up was to walk away from the computer for awhile, hence my absence. I think many of us realize that once we sit down to the computer, that's it for awhile! Hours can pass, and there is always more to do. I'm still working on figuring out the best course of action for computer work. There is much to be done daily, and I enjoy it, but I can't sacrifice the rest of my life, so a compromise is in the making....
I'm so sorry that this seemed like a commercial for my Inspiration Earth products, I figure any attention to the new shop is helpful! ;) As a reward, I'll share a new kale recipe I tried today, it was delish, we all loved it!
1 leek (my first time using a leek)
1 bunch kale
1 tsp garlic powder
I cut the leaves and roots off of the leek and sliced the rest. In a tbsp of olive oil I sauteed them until soft but not mushy. Add in the garlic powder and the kale, cover and let cook until kale is soft, stirring often. It doesn't need long, and be careful not to burn. Serve hot with some sea salt... yum yum!! You can use any dark greens, but all I had was kale. Would probably be good with collard greens and I saw dandelion greens at the store and think next time I'll give them a go!
I'm glad to be back Blogger friends. Have a stupendous day! :)


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Digital Realty Trust (NYSE:DLR) delivered solid, albeit unspectacular results in the second quarter of this year, as its adjusted funds from operations rose by slightly less than 2% to stand at $1.21 per share.
This topped the expectations of Wall Street -- which stood at $1.20 per share -- and encouragingly it also raised its full year guidance, from $4.80-$4.90 per share to $4.85-$4.95. And after a review of the management's discussion of the earnings in its conference call, there are five key takeaways for investors to remember.
1. Slow times aren't exactly new
Matt Miszewski, the SVP of Sales & Marketing began his remarks by noting:
The first half of the year tends to be seasonally slow. The consistency of our recent leasing momentum is readily apparent from a comparison of our year-to-date leasing activity relative to the first half of any previous year.
A simple glance at lease signings it has made it the first half of 2014 relative to the last seven years reveals just how well the company performed through the first half of this year versus the traditionally slower season:
Meanwhile, the new leases signed so far this year are down relative to the last half of 2013, compared to all the first half's over the previous seven years, it is performing at an impressive pace.
And hearing Miszewski conclude his remarks on the subject by saying, "[T]his positive momentum has carried through to the month of July and the third quarter is off to a strong start as well," investors can be encouraged knowing the increased activity showed no signs of slowing down.
2. Open spaces are decreasing
As a result of the increased number of signings at Digital Realty Trust, Miszewski went on to add:
[W]e have reduced our finished inventory balance by over 25% since the Investor Day last November.
All REITs monitor their occupancy rates, because if they are unable to rent the property, which they own, the business results will suffer. So knowing in a little more than six months' time the available inventory of properties has fallen by 25% is encouraging.
It must be noted that the same-store occupancy rate has fallen from 92.5% at the end of June last year to 92% in the most recent quarter, but it encouragingly did improve from the 91.3% seen at the end of the first quarter.
3. Pruning isn't just for plants
In his brief prepared contribution to the call, chief investment officer Scott Peterson noted:
[T]he investment team is undertaking a wholesale analysis of every single property in our portfolio. This analysis is well under way and should be complete later this year. The first phase of the project targeted a group of high priority properties consisting primarily of non-core assets, data center properties in non-core markets, underperformers, and at-risk properties. As a result of this analysis, we expect to prune the bottom 5% to 10% of our portfolio in order to refine our strategic focus on future capital requirements and improve return on invested capital.
As noted earlier, fundamentally, REITs are collections of property that are in turn leased out to tenants. As a result, careful analysis of properties that are "underperformers," is critical, because if it is not done, having properties simply sit unoccupied is by and large and waste.
It's great to know that the investment team isn't working toward only finding new areas to invest in, but also ensuring its current set of properties is worthwhile. Peterson provides an encouraging bit of news that poor performers will be sold so the resources can be better aligned to more profitable initiatives.
4. There's one thing we don't know, but should
When discussing the second quarter in a broader sense, interim CEO Bill Stein said:
1.5 years ago at the Citi conference in Florida, Michael Bilerman stepped out of character for a moment and served me up a softball. He asked what aspect of our story was most under appreciated by investors. I responded that it was our global footprint and our enterprise customer base. That was true then, but it's even more applicable today.
At times we can get lost in the shuffle of companies and become enamored with the latest numbers and the financial position of the company as a whole. Yet hearing the Digital Realty Trust acting CEO suggest investors need to better understand the global footprint it operates and its enterprise customers (those big businesses) is something we must all keep in mind.
It's important to remember many of the major tenants at the company are names we hear on a daily basis:
Annualized Rent ($in millions)
% of Annualized Rent
TelX Group
Equinix Operating Company
Morgan Stanley
Deutsche Bank AG
NTT Communications Company
JPMorgan Chase
And while it isn't as sizable, it's also important to see roughly 12.5% of the property it owns is located internationally.
All of this is to say, the "global footprint" and "enterprise customer base" of Digital Realty Trust are things we must keep in mind.
5. The new leadership is coming soon
In March investors learned Michael Foust, who had been the only CEO of Digital Realty Trust, was stepping down, and Bill Stein would move from being CFO to interim CEO, a position where he still stands. And when asked about who the new CEO would be, Stein said:
[T]he Board continues to be focused on sourcing the right candidate for the job, but no less the timing is still expected to be this year. And meanwhile, this team is focused on executing the strategic vision which we played out to be optimized and return on portfolio, recycling capital, and unleashing the intellectual capital to firm.
While Stein has performed well -- he noted the "Board is comfortable with the leadership that's in place" -- it is encouraging to know progress is being made toward the selection of a new CEO. An understanding of those who are leading the company is critical to an investment decision, so any title of "interim," always leaves uncertainty.
While we may still be months away, it is nice to know we will at least have a definitive answer by the end of the year.
Ultimately, there's a lot to dive into to better understand Digital Realty Trust, and these five bits of insight certainly help paint a clearer picture.
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It was Saturday, April 11th, 2015. The Sens were playing their last game in the regular season against the Flyers and only needed one point to clinch a playoffs spot. The same Sens were 14 points back of the last wild card spot back in February and quickly picked up steam to become the NHL's hottest team. Richard and I made plans to head downtown and watch the game with friends. There was some nervousness leading up to the game, but once it was game day, nervousness turned into excitement.
Are you a hockey fan? Do you have a team you cheer for? Where will you be watching the playoffs this year?
I forgot that there was a sports bar called Sens House, which is partly owned by the Ottawa Senators Hockey Club and another local company. The Sens House took over the old Hard Rock location in the Byward Market. I didn't even know that Hard Rock closed down.
Chicken parm grilled cheese sandwich and a plate of poutine.
We enjoyed the thrilling 3-1 Sens win with the packed Sens House. Knowing that we would clinch a playoffs spot in mere seconds, everyone happily cheered in a symphony of joy and relief.
And now, we wait for Game 1 of the playoffs series to begin tonight. The opponent? The Habs. Here's to a very entertaining series -- with the Sens coming out on top -- Go Sens Go!


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A while back I did an after wedding photo session with Allan and Lukasz and their bridal party. As you remember they got married at the Vu wedding venue and we had a fantastic day then. We decided to top it up and have more fun 🙂 This is part 2 and if you would like to see part 1 visit blog post here .
So what did we do then? We did a lot of fun things, a lot of running, posing, a bit of forest and a bit of beach visit in Gullane.
Here is our masterpieces 🙂
Thank you guys for this fantastic day. It was awesome to do more photography for you guys and for Herman it was great day out too, I bet he was sleeping loooong hours 🙂
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Alpert wants to get a word in at Blumenthal coronation
Will Merrick Alpert get a chance to address the state Democratic convention next week, to make the case to delegates why he, and not Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, should be their nominee in the U.S. Senate race?
As of midday Tuesday, there was no word from party leaders on whether rebel candidate Alpert will have a chance to address the convention.
My guess is no.
Alpert was working on a speech anyway, though, and from what he told me earlier this week delegates might expect to have a verbal bomb or two lobbed their way if he does get a crack at the podium.
Alpert is smarting over his treatment by many Democratic town committee chairmen around the state who have refused to let him address their flocks, apparently unwilling to allow any picking of the lock that Blumenthal appears to have on the nomination.
This, to Alpert's way of thinking, is a mockery of democracy, the makings of a coronation, rather than an open and honest appraisal of the candidates.
Alpert, after all, has been in the race for Chris Dodd's seat longer than Blumenthal.
The Democratic leadership clearly sees the popular attorney general as their best shot at the seat, and they want Alpert, who managed to royally embarrass Blumenthal in their televised debate, to go away quietly.
He hasn't been obliging, though, baiting "Chicken Dick" to debate again.
"They just want to hold the ball at center court and run out the clock" Alpert said. "They simply want to stay away from me."
Indeed, Allison Dodge, executive director of the state Democratic party, said Tuesday no decisions have been made about candidate speeches at the convention.
She said the final decision rests with the elected delegates of the rules committee, which won't meet until next Friday afternoon, just before the Friday evening start of the convention.
Historically, though, a schedule of events has usually been worked out well before that pre-convention meeting of the committee, she said.
I wondered how Republicans might handle the issue of candidate speeches, in this year of so many candidates, but couldn't get an official confirmation of reports that each campaign will get to air a short video.
(Curiously, Connecticut Republicans do indeed seem to be the party of inclusiveness this year. I found at the top of their Web site a prominent banner advertisement for Connecticut Democrats, courtesy of Google Ads. Click on it and it takes you to a handy form to help you register as a Democrat.
I wouldn't be surprised if the ad might be already gone by the time you read this, depending on how early Republicans might be up reading the paper.)
I have no idea what chance Alpert has of getting 15 percent of the convention vote next week, to secure a primary challenge to Blumenthal. But the odds are probably not good.
He said he has heard from some delegates who have pledged their support to him that they've received calls from the attorney general, urging that they avoid triggering a primary.
At one time, when he was still running against Dodd, Alpert talked about mounting a petition drive to go to primary if he lost at the convention.
But it would take a lot of money to hire the help to secure the some 12,000 certified signatures that would be needed, and Alpert seemed unlikely anymore to try that when I asked him about it this week.
So in a sense this convention speech, should it be allowed, could be Alpert's Hail Mary pass.
In the interest of openness and fair play and good democracy, party leaders should allow him to throw it and listen to what he has to say. He's certainly earned that much.
Otherwise, it's not a convention. It's just another chicken dinner.
This is the opinion of David Collins.
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currently have all this end game items except boots.
woundering what orbs should i use on each one?
also what i should socket in each one? ((i notice the more gems i use the more like i get with Paragon skill))
and should i luck them befor or after adding orbs and sockets?
Dear Esther > not upgraded > 6os > lvl 100
Arrowsider > not upgraded > lvl 100
Asgardsreia > upgraded > 4os > lvl 120
Segnitia > not upgraded > 6os > lvl 100
Gulag's Frenzy > not upgraded > 4os > lvl 100
Black Void > not upgraded > 2os > lvl 100
Dyers Eve > not upgraded > lvl 100
Bad Mood Ring > upgraded > lvl 100
Ballantine's 1827 > not upgraded > lvl 100
when i say the sockets on the gear i mean that many sockets are open.
Knight's Grace << still needs these boots. if anyone got them ill pay TG!
this is my first season of median xl & my first character going into end game gear. could use all the help possible would like to get some nice end game uber kills in
all info is welcome as i dont wanna fool up the gear on this bowzon.


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With the release of iOS 6, some users who updated their device to Apple's latest mobile operating system, have reportedly experienced trouble when trying to connect to Wi-Fi network.
Ars Technica reported that the cause of the issue was a combination of iOS's default behaviour of connecting to a Wi-Fi network alongside some trouble at Apple's end. Whenever the iOS connects to a Wi-Fi network, it reportedly checks to see if the network needs "additional credentials", making an attempt to access success.html file on Apple's official website.
If the particular file is seen, then the iOS knows that it has internet connectivity, otherwise the iOS assumes that the network requires some additional verification. When users tried to hit the URL with a web browser they were redirected to a 404 error page saying "Page not found".
Apple fixed the issue helping to restore Wi-Fi connectivity for iOS 6 users but the problem seems to persist. Though users try rebooting their router or even resetting it, the iOS 6 Wi-Fi issue seems to continue.
A user has reported that Wi-Fi is grayed out, while some others claim that the iOS 6 upgrade has weakened the Wi-Fi sensitivity under the thread titled: "Wifi not working on IOS6", on Apple's Support Communities.
"I can connect to my home wifi, but that connection sticks for seconds at a time as it switches over to 3G and back again. I have reset my network settings, activated airplane mode, switched wifi on and off, restored my phone to factory settings, visited the apple.com "success" page and so many other things I have seen on these forums and I STILL cannot get it fixed," a user known as tsarbomba claims on Apple Support Communities under a thread titled: "Anyone still having IOS6 wifi issues?".
A user known as @bagjaap has provided a fix for the Wi-Fi issue under the thread titled: "Wifi not working on IOS6", on Apple's Support Communities.
Take a look at the steps below:
- Settings>>Safari>>"Clear History" and "Clear Cookies and Data"
- Turn your Cellular Data off by heading to Settings > General > Cellular > Cellular Data (OFF) > Enable 3G (OFF)
- To maintain the Wi-Fi, go to Settings > Wi-Fi > (Network name) > HTTP Proxy (Auto) + Leave URL empty
You can also check out the methods below to fix the iOS 6 Wi-Fi problem, courtesy Tablet Crunch. IBTimes UK cautions users to proceed with the method at their own risk and we will not be held responsible for any consequences.
Method 1:
- Go to the homescreen of your iPhone or iPad and tap the "Settings" app
- Find "General" and tap it
- Find "Reset" (located at the bottom) and tap
- Find "Reset Network Settings" and tap it
Users are advised to tap only the "Reset Network Settings" option.
Method 2:
- Go to your homescreen and tap "Settings"
- Tap on "Wi-Fi"
- Select "your network name"
- Click the small blue circle with the white arrow next to your network name - this will open the settings of your specific network
- Scroll to bottom of screen and set HTTP Proxy to "Auto"


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Deak Roberts '56
It was the weekend after Mother's Day and time for the annual Spring Greenbrier Alumni weekend in Wintergreen, Virginia, and "Greenbrier Day" at Fork Union Military Academy (FUMA). "Greenbrier Day" is to honor Greenbrier Military School and its Alumni who provide the prestigious Greenbrier Scholarship for a FUMA Cadet each year. This year's gathering was truly magnificent and probably the best ever. The weather was gorgeous and driving over to Wintergreen was pure joy for the writer. We came out of Springtime in Ohio with the Dogwood and Rhododendron in bloom, then drove through beautiful, green West Virginia. The mountains were stunning in the early mist that hung over the dark hollows and floated gently above the muddy Ohio, Little Kanawha, Pocatalico, Kanawha, New, and Greenbrier Rivers.
As we drove East on Friday, May 14, 2010, toward the early dawn, the sun came up into nearly clear skies and the mist lifted gently as we breezed through the Appalachians on I-64, past Beckley, past Lewisburg and White Sulphur Springs toward old Virginia and the fabled Blue Ridge Parkway. Driving North along the Parkway revealed vista after vista of God's artwork for as far as we could see. We got off at Reed's Gap and it only took about a mile to get to the famous Wintergreen Mountain Ski Resort with its rustic lodge and striking condos lining the cliff on top the mountain. We would stay in one of those magnificent condos for the next three nights at a very reasonable price and enjoy the splendor of the Virginia mountains and valleys below. From up about 4,000 ft., you could see the barely perceptible Lake Monocan far below near where our own Charlie Duncan '56 (Rose Marie Collins) and Bob Carlisle '56 (Inez) live in the up-scale Wintergreen community. The view from the mountaintop is really up there and actually looks down on the ski runs. But would you believe there is a golf course up there on the very top. Yes, Devil's Knob Golf Course is playable when the mountaintop is not sitting in a cloud. A better choice is the very interesting, championship Stony Creek Golf and Country Club course near Charlie's and Bob's homes. The Country Club has a wonderful restaurant and lounge, and large veranda. On Friday evening, we would dine there as part of a group of 18 that came early to this annual event. Rose Marie's Grandson Greg Collins, an exceptional musician, was there with his lovely wife, Catherine, playing and singing from the corner of our area of the restaurant. Our Greenbrier people had taken up a whole wing of the restaurant. Our favorite waitress, Cici Banks, got us all drinks and with a toast to "Greenbrier Forever", we got the Spring GMS Alumni Wintergreen Weekend underway and had a wonderful social evening with old and dear friends.
Saturday morning would normally have been filled with golf or tennis, but this Saturday we skipped it for breakfast with Rose Marie and friends at Charlie's beautiful home. During the day, we discussed many things relevant to GMSAA, the new Greenbrier Forever Society (GFS) organization, and the upcoming 200th Anniversary of Greenbrier Military School, the second oldest military school in the history of the United States of America.
Saturday evening brought the annual dinner party hosted by Charlie and Rose Marie on the Stoney Creek Country Club veranda. We were again privileged to have Rose Marie's Grandson, Greg Collins, for exceptional entertainment throughout the evening. Greg provided beautiful live instrumental background music during dinner, and sang and played guitar after dinner to the delight of everyone. Guests for dinner numbered approximately forty (40) including Faculty Guests from FUMA, headed by Lt. General John Jackson, President of FUMA, and Mrs. Barbara Jackson, and Colonel Bobby Cobb, FUMA Executive Director of Development, and Mrs. Henri Cobb, and the Outgoing and Incoming "Greenbrier Forever Cadets", Cadet Captain Albert Yeh and Cadet Sergeant Blake Sundel respectively who will carry with them the "Greenbrier Spirit" the rest of their lives. General Jackson did the honors of asking God's blessings for the food and fellowship, and Grace on this event and everyone present. It was, as usual, a delightful evening and just a wonderful social gathering enjoyed by all.
On Sunday, it was "Greenbrier Day" at FUMA, and some of us started the day with breakfast with Charlie and Rose Marie. The superb, down home, breakfast preparation by Rose Marie was ably assisted by our own "Greenbrier Forever Society (GFS)" officers, Vice President Mary Ellen DePue and Secretary/Treasurer Phyliss Stinnette, plus Anne Taylor (Joe's wife), Carol Miller (Deak's Significant Other) and Anna Laura Shrewsbury (Tom's wife). After breakfast, we formed a caravan and drove over to Fork Union and the campus of FUMA where we joined other GMSAA members who had either stayed overnight in Fork Union or just drove in for "Greenbrier Day". After signing in and getting our name tags, we were treated to an excellent lunch in the Estes Dining Hall with the FUMA Faculty and Cadets. After lunch, we all gathered in the Chapel for a briefing by Lt. Gen. John Jackson and his Staff. We were also entertained by the FUMA Cadet Choral Group who sang several numbers for us and they were excellent. After the briefing, we all gathered on the steps of Hatcher Hall for group photos, then shortly after that the Band marched into the Oval Area and the Cadet Battalion formed up by Company around the Flag Oval for inspection and roll call to prepare for the afternoon Parade. By the way, plans are underway to install a Greenbrier Military School flag on the Oval.
After the pre-parade ceremony and Officer's Call, we all headed down to the Parade Field for the Parade. Cadets rolled down the brass cannon that would be fired to signal the start of the Parade of the entire Student Body (both schools). High School and Postgraduates formed the Upper School and the Grades 6 through 8 formed the Middle School. All GMS people would sit on the front row of the grand stands and when the parade was ready to start, we would be invited to line the fence stretching off the Reviewing Stand and have the honor of "taking the Parade". Immediately prior to the Parade, we placed our GMS Banner on the Reviewing Stand Podium facing the grand stands. Lt. Gen. Jackson and his Flag Bearer (three Stars) would march in and be announced while taking the Reviewing Stand. The Public Address Announcer would then announce to the crowd that this day is "Greenbrier Day" at FUMA in honor of Greenbrier Military School and Welcome the Alumni of Greenbrier Military School, then he introduced and read the biography of our representative on the Reviewing Stand for this year. It was Captain Bob Gamba '56, U.S. Navy-Retired (former GMS Cadet Officer on the Battalion Staff) who would "Take the Parade" on the reviewing stand with Lt. Gen. Jackson, and, later go down on the field to Congratulate the Outgoing and Incoming Greenbrier Cadets who were brought front and center, and officially transfer the scholarship from the old to the new. The Greenbrier Cadet wears the Green & White Citation Cord of Greenbrier Military School on his left shoulder for the duration of his scholarship year. His name is also permanently inscribed on a plaque outside the Commandant's Office. The Greenbrier scholarship is the most prestigious and sought after scholarship in the history of the school. It goes to an individual who meets very strict criteria, and we are very proud to be able to furnish that fully-funded scholarship.
With the firing of the Cannon, the Parade gets underway. The long grey line marched into the field. It was regrettable that the FUMA Bulldog Mascot, whose presence was always near the cannon, could no longer be with us as he had passed away earlier in the year. With the Battalion formed, they had Attendance Reports and Officers Call, and brought the two Greenbrier Cadets Front & Center for the Citation Cord transfer. Captain Bob Gamba and Lt. General John Jackson stepped down on the field to effect that transfer. With the command "Pass In Review", all Greenbrier people manning the rail would "Take the Parade". The Parade was magnificent, and after the Parade, Lt. Gen. Jackson escorted Captain Gamba to meet and greet the FUMA Cadet Officers.
We returned to Wintergreen after the Parade. Others who had driven in for the day, returned home. It was another of a long list of wonderful "Greenbrier Days" at Fork Union Military Academy and you all are invited to join us next year. Plan to be there and mark it on your calendar now. It will be the first weekend after Mother's Day (May 14 & 15, 2011). Bring your family and friends. Come early on Friday and join us for dinner in Wintergreen, if you can. The entire weekend is a truly great experience and you will be glad you were there. Contact Charlie Duncan '56 [434-361-1531 (VA Home), or e-mail email@example.com ] for Accommodations Information and please make reservations well in advance due to the many school graduations in the area at that time of year.


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Thieves' GuildEdit
In the beginning
we lived as
Stealing fur and
fang of beasts
for survival
Then came
the Builder
who brought us
the Hammer,
And with it
we forged
a new way
of life.
To reject
the Hammer
is to denounce
the Builder.
-- The Hammer Book of Tenets
I was going to pay Lord Randall and his vase collection a visit, but the
Downwind Thieves' Guild beat me to the score. Word is that they haven't divvied
the booty yet.
Apparently their leaders...Donal and Reuben...are arguing over
the prized sapphire vase. Sounds like they could use a third party to settle
their disagreement. Since I'm no mediator, I'll just steal the vase from them.
They'll be so busy blaming each other no one will suspect an outsider.
The Downwinders run a gambling den called the "Overlord's Fancy," which
operates under a nearby restaurant. The guild's hideout is beneath the casino.
I have a rough map of the complex I got from...sources from the inside. Once
I'm in the Overlord's Fancy I'll have to search for the secret entrance to
the hideout. Have to be careful, the Downwinder's know me all too well. If
they catch sight of me they'll know who took the vase. Assuming they don't just
kill me for trespassing.
Finding the vase may prove difficult, since I have no idea where it is. Should
be a hot topic of conversation among the Downwinders. Maybe I'll be lucky
enough to overhear where they're stashing it. Time to make a living.


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By Ryan Al-Hakim (Web correspondent)
Yesterday we brought you news about Jim's upcoming appearance on "Live with Regis and Kelly" and today we have more great news for you as Jim is staring on "Late Show with David Letterman" that very same day (March 10th). This will be Jim's 8th time on the program and is a favorite amongst fans because of the top performance Jim always puts on for the occasion. No doubt we are in for some great surprises on the night.
What better way to prepare for "Horton Hears a Who!" than to watch Jim on TV twice in the same day?
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Take a look at the official Letterman web site here for more details. Click here.
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Finding the balance
This new restaurant serves up wholesome food with an indulgent twist
Forage, in Indira Nagarai??i??s 6th main, is easy to miss, among the many bungalows and stores that line the road. A heavy wooden gate opens into a charming
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Designed to let you enjoy the flavours and not fill you up quickly, the appetisers are just perfect to be shared by two people. We started with Zucchini pappardelle with sweet pepper, asparagus and caramelised bacon. Finely sliced slivers of fresh zucchini serve as the pasta. This is peppered with tiny cubes of yellow and red peppers and diced cherry tomatoes. The refreshing plate is lent an aromatic touch with some rosemary and topped with bacon for an indulgent finish. Chicken is conspicuously left off the menu, but we suspect that it wouldnai??i??t be missed, given the deliciousness of their other dishes. The Beef and bacon wonderballs are another interesting starter to sample. Minced beef and bacon bits are formed into a ball and served with a topping of homemade coconut milk and pickled cucumber. Those who love ribs, must not miss the Aromatic pork spare ribs spiced with star anise, cinnamon and orange. The meat was soft and succulent and the spices just enough so that the flavour of the meat could still come through.
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Here is the third installment on HOW TO PRAY FOR OUR CHILDREN
If you would like to see Day One go here and for Day Two go here.
1. That they would respect authority and pray for them.
2. That they would have the heart of a servant.
3. That sin would always be distasteful to them and they would be easily broken over their disobedience.
4. That they would honor their father and mother.
5. That our children would love each other.
6. That they would love to give to meet the needs of others.
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"The only thing worse than a liar is a
liar thats also a hypocrite!"
We thought that those attending the Ephesians 5-11 "Ministry to Masons Conference" or those who have the misfortune of reading Greg Lambert's online postings should have a couple of examples of the type of person Greg really is. For a person who claims to be a true follower of Jesus, we've found his conduct reprehensible and believe that the examples below will convince you of this as well.
Blinded by hatred, it appears that nothing is beneath him. Is this a person you'd trust to present an accurate position on anything?
And we thought that Lambert couldn't be more crass until this was posted shortly after the news first broke of the shootings at the high school in Littleton, Colorado:
This is a person who believes in the love and truth of Jesus? It's hard to imagine....
And in addition to behavior like that above, there are the unceasing lies. In one case, this website's author bet $100 (later added to by another poster) that Greg had not done anything at all for humanity lately. His answer was "6000 free bibles, built two food pantries, and led more peole <sic> to Christ than you have lead to hiram, your savior. In the last 8 months." Aware of his regular dishonesty, we asked for proof of the claim regarding building food pantries. Instead, however, Greg replied with an address of his church to which we could send our check. Interestingly, however, when a call was made to the church, they indicated that they knew nothing about the food pantries and that we should call Greg directly. (They kindly provided his phone number.) In later messages when we continued to press Greg for information about this claim of his, he first ignored the requests and later claimed that his church had not received our check. (Of course it hadn't: we hadn't sent it because Greg had not proven his claim!)
At that point, we posted information about the call to his church. Greg reacted furiously saying that we were lying since he had no phone; that everything is handled by his pager! (This claim was immediately questioned by several other newsgroup participants who saw the fallacy of a claim that a person regularly posting to the internet had no phone - and that it was a bit superfluous to have a pager without a phone to answer the pages with....) We provided both the church's phone number and the number they had provided for him. He has yet to deny that the number was his but stands by his claim that he has no television and no phone.
Further, he writes that he would simply tear up the check if it ever arrived - but that he was sure it wouldn't because all Masons are liars! The concept of turning down funds for a food pantry (particularly one run out of his home from what we are led to believe) is to us astonishing - yet Lambert seems pleased to do that because it somehow supports his 'knowledge' that it wasn't going to happen anyway. In fact, in a later message the claim regarding food pantries was increased to THREE - but needless to say, no proof of building anything except a web of lies has been forthcoming.
Sometimes it seems that Greg Lambert, similar to Ken Mitchell, enjoys creating a fictitious world where he is right and all Masons are wrong. During April, 1999, for example, some Masons on the alt.freemasonry newsgroup agreed to simply ignore him. When a poster (who had not added his assent to the agreement) sent a message to Greg, this was his reply:
Can it really be possible that an adult simply doesn't understand that if ten Masons agree to do something, their agreement is not binding on all other Masons? Perhaps, he really does believe that Masons lied but in either event, it should be clear that this is not someone from whom you can accurately determine "truth" - of any kind!
Greg also seems to enjoy quoting famous Masons as 'proof' of his 'true gospel'. In reality, though, these 'proofs' are often lacking. Here are but two examples:
These two messages are but two examples of Lambert's scholarship - and/or lies: either way, we wonder why anyone would believe him when he proclaims the evils of Freemasonry.
When considering the actions of Greg Lambert as described here, we trust there remains no question about his credibility - in ANY matter and not only his supposed 'truth' about the evils of Freemasonry.
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Outline History of the Regiment
1794 - 1914
The Warwickshire Yeomanry was formed in 1794 to defend the United Kingdom against invasion by the French during the Napoleonic Wars. In 1957 the Regiment amalgamated with The Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars.
Throughout the life of the Regiment its members followed normal civilian occupations in peace time and voluntarily gave up their spare time at week-ends, evenings and for two week's annual camp each year to train as soldiers. The Regiment served with distinction during the Boer War and in both World Wars.
How the Regiment Began
In 1794 France was in turmoil and the British Government feared a Napoleonic invasion', on 3rd March the House of Commons debated how best to provide for internal defence. Immediately after this debate all Lord Lieutenants received a circular to strengthen the Militia with the provision of Cavalry, consisting of 'Gentlemen and Yeomanry'.
Gentlemen and Yeomanry
At Warwick on the 23rd April 1794 a public meeting was held in Shire Hall for the purpose of which appears in Aris' Birmingham Gazette: "To adopt means for helping the internal Defence of the United Kingdom and for the protection of the Peace and Security of the Country".
As a result the Warwickshire Regiment of Fencible Light Dragoons was raised by public subscription, under the command of the Earl of Warwick "all mounted on fine hunters superior to most Regiments of Light Dragoons."
These troops became a Regiment in 1797 and thus the Warwickshire Yeomanry took their place, second only to the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry. During the years that followed the Regiment was called out on several occasions in aid of the Civil Powers to quell riots and other disturbances in many parts of the County.
The Boer War 1899-1902
Originally the Regiment was only required to serve in Warwickshire or any adjoining County but in 1900 the terms of service were altered to permit the Regiment to volunteer for full time overseas service in time of War. Two Squadrons of the Regiment volunteered for service in the Boer War and served as Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa with considerable success.
South African Medal and Campaign Bars
In 1901 Queen Victoria died and the Regiment played a prominent part in her funeral procession. In 1902 a detachment attended the Coronation of Edward V11.
In 1908 the Territorial and Reserve Forces Act came into being with the creation of the Territorial Army. The Yeomanry Regiments of Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire together with the newly formed Battery of Warwickshire Royal Horse Artillery formed the 1st South Midlands Brigade with headquarters at 12 Northgate Street, Warwick.
Those wishing a more detailed appreciation of the History of the Warwickshire Yeomanry may find this booklist of help.
The Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars.
1914 - 1956
The Great War 1914-18
During the First World War the Regiment served with distinction at Gallipoli and took part in General Allenby's campaign in Palestine. Both the Warwickshire Yeomanry and Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars are immortalised in Lady Butler's painting of the last classic unsupported cavalry charge of the Great War known as the The Affair of Huj, (the painting can be viewed in the Museum). Moving to France during the closing months of the War in 1918 where they fought with distinction as a Machine Gun Battalion.
It was reformed as a Cavalry in 1920 and a heavy machine gun troop was added. As war clouds loomed the Regiment reached its War establishment strength by 1st May 1939.
The Second World War 1939-45
With Horses at Rosh Pina
In January 1940 the Regiment was sent to the Middle East to become part of the 1st Cavalry Division. During March/April 1941 they gradually lost their horses converting to motorised infantry, in trucks. They served in Iraq, Syria and Persia. Moving back to Palestine in October 1941, converting to a Tank Regiment, which later fought with distinction at El Alamein in October/November 1942.
In April 1944 they moved to Italy pursuing the enemy with great determination and courage. In November 1944 after nearly five years continuous service they finally arrived at Livermore Camp, near Bury St Edmunds as a Tank Training Regiment.
In 1946 the Regiment was placed in suspended animation but was quickly reformed in 1947 as an Armoured Regiment in much the same way as before the war.
Early in 1956 the Government announced its intention to reduce the size of the Territorial Army due to its high cost and the reduced international tension. In November 1956 the Regiment learnt it was to merge with the Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars. There was to be no change in roles and the new Regiment came into being initially as Warwickshire and Worcestershire Yeomanry in 1957. It later became The Queen's Own Warwickshire and Worcestershire Yeomanry, consequent upon her Majesty agreeing to become the Honorary Colonel of the Regiment. The only unit in the whole of the British Army to have this honour.


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Even though the school kids around here are on break, we decided we needed a little bit of catch-up after our long vacation. The best thing about homeschooling is doing it when we want! We invited Ana over today to do some math and science lessons with us-- it was fun for Alex to show her what we do :-)
Our other goal is to get to the ski hill a few times before we leave on our next adventure (which, for me, will be very soon).


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Medics on the front line: The man making Syria's surgical heroesCreated by:
It is a rareity to see someone who is willing to devote their lives to humanitarian missions. British surgeon, Dr. David Nott talks about his experiences in war surgery, which includes times where he felt helpess abut being unable to save a ptient. Not many doctors are willing to work in war zones due to the dangers associated, this is especially so in areas like Syria. Dr. Nott is truly admirable for being willing to put his life at stake and live a less comfortable life to allow someone to live his life for the better. Dr. Nott also educates other students on war surgery so that they may be able to join this field in the future.
Here's the article for more details: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/14/health/david-nott-war-surgery-training-syria/index.html


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One of the most important recent concerts featuring the music of Villa-Lobos took place on October 21, 2011 in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. It includes an amazing Villa-Lobos choral work that has yet to be commercially recorded: Vidapuru, the "mass-oratorio" that Villa wrote in Rio in 1919. Also included was the rarely performed Noneto, one of Villa's modernist works, and the now fairly popular Choros #10, which many people (including myself) consider his greatest work.
The Brazilian conductor Celso Antunes conducts the Radio Kamer Filharmonie and Groot Omroepkoor. Thanks to the Dutch broadcaster Radio 4, you can listen to this concert online. My Dutch is as poor as my Portuguese, so it took me a bit of time to figure things out, but you can start at this page, and click on "Luister Terug", which will start up the program Zondagochtend Concert from October 23rd in a new window. Vidapuru begins at about 33:00.
Included in the program are two interviews by Thea Derks: a 9 minute interview of soprano Anitra Jellema and a 23 minute interview of Celso Antunes.


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Calling All HGTV Lovers – Boston Junior League Show House Tickets On Sale
I love design! I love seeing how people take a room and transform it to meet their needs and show off their style. When I receive my InStlye magazine, the celebrity home section is always what I turn to first. My favorite flight treats is the latest copy of House Beautiful and Elle Decor and when the show Trading Spaces came out, I like many of you was an addict anticipating the end result and commenting on what I liked and disliked in the rooms. With many, many hours of watching HGTV under my belt I know I would kick ass as a Design Star. I am a design geek!
This being the case, I couldn't be any more excited that the Junior League of Boston is once again hosting a Show House. After a 6 year hiatus, the league is currently selling tickets to their 35th Show House this fall. Visiting Show House is an opportunity to get into the mind of amazing local designers and see their work up close and personal. I can't wait to see all the gorgeous looks they come up with.
So what is this whole Show House all about? Located in Newton, MA – The Potter Estate has a long history. It was originally built as private home but has since been a school and convent and is currently being lent to the league for Show House.
The estate has 36 rooms being designed with their own look and feel. With no central theme, designers will be taking a room and transforming it to showcase their talents and imaginations. Modern, contemporary, traditional – many design ascetics will be on display.
Here is the floor plan that will give you a better idea of the space the Potter Estate holds.
Some of these pictures of rooms from Show House's of the past give a great peak into what might be in-store for this year.
Check out these Kitchens. Two very different looks. Country Chic vs. Sleek and Modern.
How about this serene formal living room.
A cozy hallway nook with amazing hand panted murals on the wall.
And how about a little sneak peak of a room from Michael Carter from this years house.
Want to buy your ticket? Tickets are $30 when purchased on-line before October 12 or $35 at the door. You can also purchase them from a Boston Junior League Member like myself anytime for the discounted $30. When purchasing them on-line make sure you note my name (Danielle Bourke) or Pin It Blog when you purchase your tickets. Then shoot me a note and I will double check to make sure your tickets are all set and ready for you at will-call.
Didn't get a chance to buy them on-line to save the $5. Shoot me a note and I can arrange tickets at the $30 rate for you.
What does my ticket purchase support? The Junior League of Boston is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
Tickets sales to Show House support Junior League various community based programs such as JLB Arts, Kids In the Kitchen, Digital Impact, Leader Within, Learning Circles, Germaine Lawrence Mentoring Program, Strong Women Strong Girls, Dress For Success and Healthworks Community Fitness.
Other information you might want to know –
- Address – 71 Walnut Park, Newton, MA, 02458
- Parking and Public Transportation – The estate has parking available on site. If is also accessible via public transportation.
- Dates – October 16 thru November 18, 2012
- Hours – Tuesday and Wednesday 10am – 4pm; thursday and Friday 10am – 8pm; Saturday and Sunday 10am – 5pm; The house is closed Mondays and Halloween.
- Children – Unfortunately, due to the nature of the tour and decor, children under the age of 12 will not be admitted.
- Reservations – Pre-scheduled reservations or tours are not needed. You can come tour during any of the open hours. Tours will be scheduled on a first come first serve basis on-site. If a long line forms, organizers will work with you to schedule a tour time so you can go have lunch, coffee, do some local shopping and then come back for your scheduled tour.
Designers – Show House has 35 top local interior designers involved. A sampling of those involved are:
Wow!!! Some amazing talent is on hand for this project. I hope to see you there.


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[Detail] Harry Houdini performs the great milk can escape. 1908.
Arts & Humanities
Using the playscripts and sound recordings in American Variety Stage, 1870-1920, students can practice a wide range of reading, language, writing, and listening skills.
Reading Comprehension
Students can use the playscripts to decipher the meaning of sketches peppered with vernacular, malapropisms, puns, and reversals. Search on pun, malapropisms, and language style to find sketches and monologues employing these devices.
For example, search on malapropisms to find The Shmoosers.
(Again in kinder tones) Will you please be so kind to let me have ten dollars for premilitary expenses (poking Abe).
What's that premilitary expenses?
What, you don't know what is it premilitary expenses? Pre- military expenses is the expenses we have before we go into business.
Don't you understand the English Languages? That's not premilitary, that's premillinery.
The Shmoosers, 1914, p.6, (image 7)
Literary Devices
- Students can study the playscripts to identify instances of alliteration, assonance, and rhyming. Search on poem or browse through the song titles in the Subject Index to find examples.
- Students can examine the playscripts to pinpoint rhetorical devices deployed comically through irony, hyperbole, and understatement. Search on slang, dialects, monologue, and speech for examples.
Creative Writing
Themes of heroism, love, honor, courage, pathos, and loyalty can be found in the playscripts, often presented through irony or sentimentality. Using this collection, students can practice creative writing by rewriting scripts. Students might write a modern version of a playscript. For example, they might rewrite a "war between men and women" to reflect gender issues of today.
Search on gender relations and marital relations to find playscripts dealing with the roles of men and women in society.
American Variety Stage, 1870-1920 contains a sampling of sound recordings of both music and dialogue. Students can use the recordings of vaudeville routines and dramatic recitations to hone their listening and comprehension skills.
By browsing the Title List for Sound Recordings, students can find items such as Desperate Desmond, a comic monologue recorded in 1915. (Visit the American Memory Viewer Information page if you need assistance listening to these recordings.)
Desperate Desmond, Title List of Variety Stage Sound Recordings
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Sales Negotiator – Extremely Successful, Family Owned Estate Agency – Chiswick, West London
Permanent Chiswick, West London | £40k to £45k OTE 45000
Job Posted: 2017-03-14 14 March 2017 Closing date for applications: 14 May 2017
Job Description
Due to expansion within the Sales Department, this extremely successful, family owned firm of estate agents is keen to recruit an experienced Sales Negotiator for their office in Chiswick. They are a niche business that focuses on waterside properties and specialises in Residential Sales, Lettings and Property Management and have been offering expert help to clients for many years.
The successful candidate will need to have previous experience as a negotiator as well as excellent organisational and communication skills with excellent attention to detail.
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- Assisting in the smooth running of the Sales Team
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Well... Saturday was fun. :)
I was invited by a friend to model for the Cape Town Photography Meetup organised by Jürgen's Photography.
Initially, I balked at the idea.
I have a teeny tiny bit of an exhibitionist side.. but it's often overwhelmed by my deeply insecure side.
Insecure-ani had a field day...
"What will I wear?" "How do I fix my hair?" "My eyebrows are hideous!" "The pictures are going to suck.. they're going to hate me" etc etc... ad NAUSEAUM!
I don't like insecure-ani.
But I'm becoming quite good at putting that bitch in her place.. ;)
Anyway, my friend assured me that the photographers were only interested in lighting and composition... and had very little interest in the emotional wellbeing of the model. With my fagile, but quite oversized ego crushed and then firmly put in its place.. I decided to just go ahead and try it.
I got my eyebrows waxed (aside: remind me to write a rant about that barbaric process), put on my new favourite hat to hide my hair and took the LONG but really lovely drive to Hout Bay. (Another aside: I LOVE Cape Town. Truly, truly... the most beautiful city in the world!)
Ok.. so.. long story short.. here are the pics.
And here are some of my personal favourites (of me, of course ;P):
Well, I'm very happy with all the pics.. thank you to all the photographers.
And... I'm very proud of me.
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Good morning readers!
Yes, just like the title we're gonna say hello to the sunshine today xD
I feel so happy when my fellow friend, Nurina Adhalia nominated my in Sunshine Blogger Award. I've never heard about this award before so I was even happier when I know the meaning of this award! Thank you so much Nurina for nominating me!^^ So here is what the award all about :
The Rules :
1. Post picture of Sunshine Blogger Award
2. Post 11 random facts about you
3. answer 11 question from the nominating blogger
4. Link back to the blogger who nominated you
5. Nominated 11 wonderful bloggers, that you feel bring sunshine to the blogging world
(be sure to notify them)
6. Write 11 question for your nominated blogger
11 Random Facts about Me :
*I'm sorry if I might have shared some of them to you in my previous posts, I might forget or mistaken! But I hope these are still fresh and you enjoy reading it! xD*
- I used to cry while watching almost all of the episode of Kpop Star Hunt on SBS! Lol! Why? Simply it reminds me of myself that doesn't get the chance to develop and to reach my dream like them. Contestants that were eliminated one by one just makes me sad so much by watching them! x'D
- Currently, I prefer yellowish hair color more than to red/copper/mahogany. Get really bored at them sticking on my head ;A;
- I can't wake up above 8 a.m. Whether it is holiday or not xD
- Well.. I think I've never talked about this before but most of you knew that I am a Kpop lover right? xD My current bias are Jeon JungKook from BTS, Moon Jongup from BAP (boys). Also Jung Krystal from F(x) and Im Jinah from After School (girls). Love their skill, appearance, their everything =')) Oh and AILEE!! Since she first debut I really really really really really adore her amazing golden voice :'D
- There are 3 things I dislike while many people like it. Coffee, coffee, and coffee. Lol xD Especially black coffee! -,-
- I think pink (especially hot pink) doesn't suit me. :s
- I don't like wearing watch. It feels weird, annoying and my wrist diameter is so small that most watch doesn't have my wrist size so..yeah. I don't like oversized watch -_- It will keep moving downside -_-
|like this -_- cr : http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/
*sorry. Blogger's numbering can't be customized like in Ms.Word @_@*
8. I don't play barbie, hello kitty or anything girly since I was a kid. I liked naruto, dragon ball, power ranger and anything boyish xD I was so tomboy! Could you believe it? :D Now I turn out being a beauty blogger that plays with makeup lol xD
9. If I bought Ddeokboki (Korean dish, rice cake with spicy red sauce) I would separate away the Odeng (made of fish). I dislike it xD
10. I don't really like seafood! Smells fishy and difficult to eat. They have shells, sharp thingy in their body and many more. xD
11. I think the best steak I've ever tried is Amsterdam's and The Nanny's Chicken D.....-something (forgot ;A;). They're just taste heavenly.... *w*) Many people says that Nooris, Wahaha, Kaki 5, Boncafe etc's steak were great but nope. Those 2 are the best for me xD
Now it's time to answer questions from Nurina! *yeay* ^^
1. What is your favorite movie?
The lord of the rings trilogy! Even though I have forgotten most of the plot since the movie was so long and I watched them when I was in elementary school xD still loving them <32. You're favorite makeup products?
Sariayu Pensil Alis in Coklat Matang
Sariayu Pemulas Bibir in Intan 023. Do you have phobia?
Phobia? Hum.. I think nope. But I dislike cocroach ._.4. Do you like reading beauty magazine?
Yes but I don't have lots of them5. Please, tell me your unforgetable moments?
There too many of them I think. I think one of them is when I was the protocol of my school's ceremony. It's just sooo embarassing T^T As I kid I didn't know what to do and read them all in once x'D 6. Warewolf? Vampire? or Aliens?
If the Alien is Do Min Joon (Korean Drama My Love From the Star) xD I would choose alien! lol..7. Pizza or Pasta?
Pizza! =a I think Pizza is way more customable with the toppings and crusts :D
8. Do you prefer applying foundation with brush? sponge? or your finger?
Finger. :) No products wasted on sponge/brush. Fast application too :D
9. What is your signature makeup?
9. What is your signature makeup?
Um.. Signature makeup? *tilts head* '-')10. Can you tell me your dirty little secret :p?
What could it be? ='DD I vandalized (?) / write most in every my school desks with Korean words when I am bored x'D pssst don't tell my teachers and classmates! x'D
11. What is your favorite perfume?
Etude House Belle Dress Lady Perfume (white package one)
This is the end of my answers :D
Once agaiiiin, thank you Nurina who nominated me as a blogger that brings sunshine to blogging world for you!
Hope this is not boring x'D
Thanks for reading and God bless you!^^
Don't forget to join BBlog here for you, bloggers to win Lenovo Vibe X, Nexus 5 and millions cash prize :D


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