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Period: Cube ~Shackles of Amadeus~ Out Today | PS3Blog.net
Aksys Games are ready to release Period: Cube ~Shackles of Amadeus~ today for the PlayStation Vita. It is available digitally or physically for $39.99. This is a massive visual novel with over 30 hours of content for you to enjoy.
In search of your older brother's whereabouts, you join the online RPG, "Arcadia" in search of clues. Having lost consciousness after being drawn into a mysterious light, you wake up within the game's fantasy world! Confused and shaken by your strange yet familiar surroundings,you learn that the only way to escape this world of life-or-death is to clear the game. As the gameworld begins to crumble and fall apart, you gain the status of the "Shinken" (divine sword), key to clearing the game, and become targeted by hordes of enemies.
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Nasus Build Guide by Jeted
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Nasus - Quick run-down during
Nasus Build
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Early Game - what to do
Early you will have no real damage or skills for attacking the enemy in your lane. force your opponent to push to your turret. Using your armor and potions you can (should) farm until level 8-9 before the first basing. use your Q to farm it only on the caster minions for the first 15 or so stacks, then (or whenever you are ready) you can start to Q melee minions. (You should always Q the siege minion) (66 Q farm = 200 extra damage)
Mid Game/Post 6
After you hit 6 you should have decent farm. try to trick the opponent (if you believe you can) into coming close to you, use E > W > AA > Q to damage him near your turret, then back off. After this when the cooldowns have finished, break out and kill your opponent. Using ult is situational, however due to the low CD you should use it to make sure. Now the tricky part about this, if you use your Ult before you go in, the enemy might suspect a gank or know you are going in for the kill. Try to engage and bait using your ult, when the enemy becomes to committed, activate it.
If you kill the enemy and have a wave with you, you should be able to destroy the turret with about 10 or so minions depending on your Q farm, I find this is almost guaranteed at 6 (and a siege) minions at about 70 Q farm.
Depending on how you do in your lane you can continue farming minions for your Q (what i do until around 25 minutes or at least 300 Q farm) the game should then be easy as with the items suggested, not many people can kill you on their own, I have found that even in losing matches, as soon as the farmed Nasus comes down to FINALLY help his team, they win.


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The Irish Variety in Chemistry Education meeting is a held every two years and aims to share good practice in chemistry teaching in higher education in Ireland and beyond. This year's meeting is scheduled to be held in Dublin Institute of Technology on Tuesday 6th May.
Participants are invited to submit abstracts for talks (15 minutes) by Friday 18th April 2014. The meeting is sponsored by the The National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning in Higher Education and the Royal Society of Chemistry (Republic of Ireland Local section), and attendance is free.
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"Magnesium is the single most important mineral for maintaining proper electrical balances and facilitating smooth metabolism in the cells."
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Magnesium chloride is used by the body to keep calcium in the bones and teeth rather than around the joints and in the soft tissues, we need a steady supply of transdermal magnesium – (Absorbed through the skin.)
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Unlocked Motorola Droid Razr HD touchscreen smartphone
Buying a smart phone may not be easy these days with the range of options available in the market today. However, the Motorola Droid Razr HD is one of its kind and offers some excellent features for the users by promising some great performance. This handset is well constructed and looks sturdy and durable at the same time measures about 5.2 inches tall x 2.7 inches width X 0.33 inch in thickness. It comes with a 4.7 inch screen display and is bit thicker than some of its previous Droid versions. This smart phone weighs around 5.2 oz which is slightly heavier than the other devices but it is definitely easy to carry as the other handsets.
The Motorola Droid Razr HD sports a luxurious look with a Kevlar back display, Gorilla Glass in the front along with a unique silver metal band along the edges. Unlike the other handsets, it does not have the plastic touch or feeling and looks pretty decent. In addition, it also comes with a protective nanocoating surface on the front to protect the surface from any kind of spills. This device also offers Super AMOLED HD display built using the Pentile technology that may not be very impressive for some users. However, the 720p screen resolution offers a clear and crisp display with absolutely no pixilation.
In addition, the Motorola Droid Razr HD comes with a virtual keyboard that allows for navigation instead of the physical buttons. It also provides a separate micro-USB and micro-HDMI ports that does not require a different adaptor to be connected to the TV. Along the left side of the phone, a micro SD slot has been provided for the benefit of the users, which is again distinct from the other smartphones available in the market. The Motorola Droid Razr HD is powered by 1.5 dual- core processor along with 1GB RAM. This allows for faster loading of applications and makes browsing speedier than ever before using this handset.
The battery life on the Motorola Droid Razr HD is excellent and capable of running for the entire day and comes with 2530mAh non removable battery. It comes with a 16 GB internal storage with about 11 GB that is available for actual usage. It also allows you to add 32 GB of external storage using the micro SD slot by using you own card. The 8 megapixel camera at the back with the 1.3 megapixel in the front allows you to capture some of the best panoramic views using your device.
Now, the Motorola Droid Razr HD comes with slightly modified version of the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich along with its custom UI. However, this may be slightly disappointing for the users who expected an upgrade to the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. There are a few interesting software features that helps in simplifying a some tasks for the users. Otherwise, the Motorola Droid Razr HD is quite impressive as a complete package with a great battery life and provides a good smartphone experience to the users.


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Flipbook software is a crucial element when creating flipbooks. Without the right software you can't create a good digital flipbook. However creating a flipbook isn't as difficult as it first appears and there are no complicated skills to learn either. It has never been easier to design a Flash flipbook and when you know how then it really is a piece of cake!
Hopefully you already have your content written and saved it in a PDF but if not then it's time to do so. This technically is the first step when turning a PDF into a Flash flipbook and it's probably the hardest part also. As we all know creating eye-catching and interesting content is what troubles most. If you have already created the content then you can jump straight to uploading it to your flipping book software. Uploading to your account should only take a few minutes to actually convert so it isn't a long wait.
It is so important to ensure the layout of the Flash flipbook is set out correctly. You don't want half of one page on the next and you don't want anything to be out-of-place either. Go through each page before you start to add your own personal designs to the flipbook. This will help to ensure everything is correct and the layout is suitable also. If there are any tweaks then this is the time to do so. Hopefully your flipbook pages will be set out correctly but if not the flipbook software has a few simple tools to help correct the issues.
Flipping book software usually comes with a huge variety of pre-designed themes and templates and you may want to consider choosing from one of these. If you want to create a unique temple from scratch you have that option but if you aren't sure where to start or want to make it a lot easier on yourself then you could look at the pre-designed templates. However the templates can be altered so that you can design them however you like. This can give your flipbooks a unique look and of course you need to think carefully about how your designs will look once complete.
This really will become your favorite part of the flipbook process. You can go nuts and customize the flipbook however you want. You can add different background colors and even add sounds if you wanted to. Animations or videos can be included and in general you can do whatever you want with the flipbook. That is why flipbook software has become extremely popular because it's so versatile and allows you freedom to design it in any way.
Once you have chosen a design and theme and set out your template and content you ideally want to go over everything one last time and finalize it. After reading this article also checkout our top article here. Editing may not seem like the most interesting part of the process but it's an important one. Once you have turned your PDF into a Flash flipbook using the flipping book software you want to make sure it's perfect in every sense of the word. Go over one final time.
Creating a flipbook has never been easier and turning your PDF's into a gorgeous Flash flipbook is simple. If you wanted to you could create a hundred flipbooks within a very short space of time if you had the content written and knew how the finished designed was to be. It really doesn't take a long time to create a flipbook. When you use the right flipbook software it can be simple.


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A little over two years ago traditionalist Catholic writer Kevin Tierney wrote a piece titled Tradition Begins at Home." It was a very good article that addressed an issue that has been overlooked by many well-meaning traditionalists and other conservative orientated Catholics. This has to do namely with the lack of promoting traditional Catholicism at the expense of being way too preoccupied with the world amongst us. In the case of the Traditionalists this has to do with being way too preoccupied as to what some clergy, bishop, cardinal, or even the pope somewhere around the world said, even after such action or statement is forgotten several days later. In the case of the "conservative" Catholic this has to do with being often way too preoccupied with what are deemed secular or "culture war" issues. Issues which too, come and go. Now to be fair there is nothing wrong with having a genuine concern about any of these issues, be they ecclesial or secular. The problem is that traditional Catholicism is often neglected when man is way too preoccupied with issues he has little or no control over.
What then is the solution to this? What must be done for us to indeed fix the secular and especially ecclesial and religious issues that affect our daily life? I would say that the solution is that as Kevin Tierney says tradition does indeed begin at home. I would call this "local traditionalism." There are many ways by which we can become local traditionalists and reasons by which this type of bringing about tradition is most effective. It is the same reason why local politics and grassroots efforts often end up being very effective. It is precisely because it involves engaging those very issues that affect our very life and which we have actual control over. It is the difference between spending a great amount of time trying to influence the president, rather than say influence our local politicians. Hence in a spiritual sense it is the difference between constantly trying to send letters to the Pope, or some high ranking official in the Congregation of Divine Worship or of the Doctrine of the Faith, rather than say working and becoming involved in the life of our own diocese, priests, pastors, bishops, and even our lay brothers and sisters.
In what way can we then be a "local traditionalist?" In what ways can we really put tradition into action and practice? And in what ways can we do this effectively? I would say that it starts with us. What are we doing as Catholics to promote a sense of the sacred and reverence; and above all in what would be deemed aspects of traditional Catholicism? I lay some of these fundamental things that we can do in an earlier article I had written, on bringing about the unity and restoration of Christendom. Amongst some of which are 1) Being of one heart and mind to the teachings of the Catholic Church 2) living in a state of grace and working towards holiness, 3) engaging in Christian Charity, 4) promoting a culture of life 5) promoting a domestic Catholic family life 6) being countercultural in how we dress and on the things we watch and hear 7) living sacramentally based lives, 8) and lastly practicing our faith both privately and publicly, including promoting public manifestations of our faith such as public processions, and also in taking an active role in Catholic politics and Catholic Action initiatives.
This leads us to the way we transmit this tradition "the passing down of teachings and pious customs orally or in writing." In what ways are we involved in the lives of our parish? Instead of writing constant but utterly ineffective letters to the pope and some cardinal 2,000+ miles away in the Curia, why are we not instead talking to our local clergy, our priests, pastors, and bishops which are actually within our reach and whose impact we actually feel in a more ordinary and actual way. In what ways are we involved in local liturgical conferences and committees. Are we doing everything we can to promote reverence and traditional liturgies? Have we done everything in our power to promote the use, say of the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (The Tridentine Mass), or even the use of Latin, incense, Ad Orientem, Communion rails, etc. in the Ordinary Form (The Novus Ordo)? Have we been helping with the local Una Voce society, Juventutem and other traditional minded groups and associations which can have a direct impact into our daily lives?
It is only when we do this that we can indeed put tradition into effective action and practice. It is only by being in a literal sense a "local traditionalist" that such tradition can actually be actualized and brought into fruition.
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Download Stalk.FM apk 1.9 free for Android smartphone
Posted by antilo0p in Music & Audio | Oct. 22, 2012 | 1 Comments
Apk file size: 795.0 KB
Stalk.FM allows you to discover new music stalking your last.fm friends.
Just use Long Click on each friend to start stalking.
You can see what your last.fm friends are listening in realtime, see their loved songs or the new albums releases based on their music and much more.
You can search your last.fm friends music using YouTube, Google music player, Last.fm native client or use any other android application that support searches.
Support large screens (tablets) by default.
Whats new
-Jelly Bean Support
-Fixed action bar issues
Hint: Use Long Click to activate the Context Menu
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Can anyone recommend nonprofits to help a Brooklyn, NY mom receive a donated (new or used) computer?
Hi all,
I work in a school, and have some very young, special education students who would benefit from access to a computer at home for educational purposes.
- Could anyone recommend a local nonprofit program that donates new or recycled computers to people in need ? They live in Brooklyn, NY.
- Also — giving anyone (especially someone who's not been exposed previously) a donated computer is only the first step. Training them to use it productively — well, I suppose that's also a point of discussion I'd like to raise. Has anyone been involved in something like this ? Would you have any suggestions?
If there's a particular family in-mind, let me know more about their story [firstname.lastname@example.com]..my company likes to get involved in such things when we can.
MakeUseOf is definitely a great resource...I'd also point them to udemy.com and even the expansive archives of youtube with free guides on how to do just about everything.
Find your local "freecycle" mailing list and join it. There are computers given away on my local freecycle every day. https://www.freecycle.org
Training? I'd say all you need is MakeUseOf.com!


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Press Release: Diverse Coalition Applauds Introduction of Carbon Capture Incentive Legislation in the U.S. Senate
The National Enhanced Oil Recovery Initiative (NEORI) and Coal Utilization Research Council (CURC) applaud U.S. Senators Heidi Heitkamp and Sheldon Whitehouse and co-sponsoring Senators Jon Tester, Brian Schatz, Cory Booker, and Tim Kaine for today's introduction of the Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Act, which aims to accelerate commercial deployment of technologies to capture carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and industrial facilities for enhanced oil recovery (CO2-EOR) and other forms of geologic storage or for conversion to useful products.
"We commend Senators Heitkamp and Whitehouse and their colleagues for continued leadership and support of carbon capture, use and storage. The legislation provides a performance-based incentive to capture CO2, put it to productive use, and store it safely and permanently underground, helping to preserve and create good- paying jobs, increase U.S. oil production, and reduce emissions from the use of America's domestic energy resources," said Brad Crabtree, Vice President for Fossil Energy at the Great Plains Institute and co-director of NEORI.
The Heitkamp-Whitehouse legislation would provide financial certainty for private investors and stimulate commercial deployment of carbon capture projects. The legislation would extend the current federal Section 45Q tax credit incentive and increase its value for each ton of CO2 that is captured from power plants and industrial facilities and stored through EOR or other geologic storage. The legislation would reward performance because only projects that successfully capture and store CO2 could claim the credit. The legislation also would expand eligibility for the credit, so that more industries and facilities in more states could participate, and it would extend CO2 capture and use to new commercial applications beyond oil recovery.
"This legislation provides a critically-needed incentive for industry to invest in carbon capture technologies at power plants and industrial facilities that rely on coal, which will benefit both our nation's energy security and the environment," said Shannon Angielski, Executive Director of CURC.
"This legislation provides the policy support we need to accelerate carbon capture, use and storage. CCUS technology will play a critical role in achieving the emissions reductions in both the power and industrial sectors that we need by 2050 and beyond," said Bob Perciasepe, President of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), which co-convenes NEORI with the Great Plains Institute.
NEORI and CURC members see the Heitkamp-Whitehouse legislation as further evidence of growing political momentum in Congress for strengthening and extending the 45Q incentive this year, which remains a top priority for their industry, labor and environmental coalitions. The Heitkamp-Whitehouse legislation complements the Carbon Capture Act of 2016 (H.R. 4622) introduced in February by Representative Mike Conaway and co-sponsored by 25 Republicans and 12 Democrats in the House. The Heitkamp-Whitehouse legislation also expands on the bipartisan Senate amendment (SA 3645) co-authored by Senator Heitkamp and Senator Shelley Moore Capito with five Republican and two Democratic co-sponsors and offered in April to legislation reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration.
For over 40 years, the U.S. independent oil and gas industry has led the world in using CO2 for oil production and geologic storage of carbon, and CO2-EOR currently provides nearly 4 percent of domestic oil production and utilizes roughly 65 million tons of CO2 annually. According to a recent U.S. Department of Energy study, an increased supply of CO2 could enable the EOR industry to produce an additional 21-63 billion barrels of oil with today's technology and store 10-20 billion tons of CO2, or up to four years' worth of national emissions.
Additionally, both the International Energy Agency and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have highlighted the critical role that CCUS must play to meet global mid-century goals for mitigating carbon emissions from electric power generation and from a wide range of industrial activities, including natural gas processing, ethanol, fertilizer and hydrogen production, refining, and the manufacture of cement, steel and chemicals.
NEORI brings together coal, electric power, ethanol, chemical and energy technology companies, industrial labor unions, national environmental and climate organizations, and state officials dedicated to expanding deployment of carbon capture, utilization and storage as an energy, economic and environmental solution for our nation.
CURC is an organization of coal-using utilities, coal producers, equipment suppliers, technology developers and research institutions, universities and state government entities focused on the development of technologies for the continued utilization of our abundant coal resources.
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Confession: This past month I have been extremely discontent. And the worst part is, I didn't even realize I was discontent until I was knee-deep in the quick sand of envy and longing, trapped, unable to move.
I felt like I was suffocating. I was unable to let go of my discontentment and move on with my life- to do the things God called me to do. I felt unworthy to encourage others to be content, when I myself was struggling.
Finally, late last Tuesday, I opened my Bible to see if I could find any rays of hope that could destroy the chains of discontentment that were choking me. And as the Sword of Truth revealed where I had fallen short, it offered me hope for redemption.
I wondered why I had waited so long to turn to the Lord for freedom, but then I realized my own stubbornness had kept me from this freeing breath of fresh air. I didn't want to admit I had fallen. I didn't want to ask for help. I wanted to free myself on my own.
But it wasn't possible.
I need Jesus to free me.
So as I discovered verse after verse that dealt with contentment, I began to write them down on notecards. Then, as I continue to begin to feel discontent, I whip out my notecards and reread the scripture that battles this state of being.
{I'm starting to memorize the verses, but that hasn't been completely accomplished yet.}
So in case you ever struggle with discontentment, I decided to share the verses I found with you.
Hopefully they will help you as they helped me. :)
For when you are discontent…
(All verses are taken from the English Standard Version.)
If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are of earth. For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with Him in glory.
-Colossians 3:1-4
This verse encouraged me to focus on Jesus and not to worry about the passing things of this word. Guys, beauty, education, work, all of these things fade, but Jesus never goes away.
I also really like how this verse points out that Jesus is our life, and apart from Him we have no life.
For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us to say "No" to ungodliness and worldly passions and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age.
-Titus 2:11-12
God's grace teaches us to say no to our worldly passions. It's only through Him that we can be content.
But godliness with contentment is great gain.
-1 Timothy 6:6
Short and sweet. Straightforward. Easy to remember… but sometimes hard to live out.
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.
-Matthew 22:37
The greatest commandment of all. Simply put, there can be no room for idolatry in our lives.
I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called, with patience, bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.
-Ephesians 4:1-3
This is how we are to live. We are to encourage others and love them. We are to stay unified with our fellow believers, but how can we do that if we're swimming in envy of them?
If we are discontent and long for what one of our brothers or sisters in Christ have, then how can we encourage them and maintain unity?
Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.
-Philippians 4:8
I don't know about you, but whenever I'm discontent, my thoughts do not match the standards listed in the verse above. When I read this verse, it helps me catch the discontent thoughts and replace them with something that does match this standard.
Flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart.
-2 Timothy 2:22
We are to turn from our discontentment and pursue the virtues listed above.
I hope these verses encourage you to turn away from discontentment as they do for me.
If you're struggling with discontentment, then I urge you to write these verses down somewhere where you'll have easy access to them whenever the temptation to be discontent sets in.
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Actually i made a decision to stay here after coming in here to check for hotels in Batam. Harris was what I wanted to booked due to the good reviews but it was fully booked. So we took Batam View Resort for a night. The place and people were great! Resturant, Food, Massage, Lounge, everything was great!! Althought we only booked for a superior room, but it had everything we needed. The size of the room is not small at all! haha! Most of the staff are pretty friendly except for afew, but who cares, this happens everywhere!
We had a Six course meal at SGD20++ per person at the Kelong . Their prawns is really really good! Breakfast was a surprise! They had many choices! Local, Western, Chinese... GOOD!
A suggestion: you may want to go to their hotel's website to reserve for their massage before you go there because, most of the time they are full. I did the booking on their website, they will send you a confirmation reply. (^_*). They have this shuttle that will bring you to Mega Mall Centre at SGD5.00 per person, on friday, saturday and sunday only. You can booked it from the Front Desk.
Will go back again for the Villas!
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Built exclusively atop a hill with private beach, Batam View Beach Resort is a talking point among holidaymakers looking for a getaway that blends modern amenities with nature. It is an oasis of calm, ideal for relaxing, yet complete with indoor and outdoor facilities to enjoy the sun, sea and sand. The resort is an ideal venue for holidaymakers and for corporate meetings, functions and training, with its comprehensive facilities, including wireless Internet access. ... more less
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- Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed broke down after Uhuru Kenyatta nominatted her name to contest top Africa Union position
- Amina will be battling it out with three other African civil servants for the AU commission chairperson post
- She greatly thanked the head of state for elevating her to such heights
Kenya's Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Ambassador Amina Mohamed has literally broken down after Uhuru Kenyatta nominated her for a top UN job, effectively meaning she could exit the cabinet.
READ ALSO:3 reasons Uhuru Kenyatta may let go Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohammed
Amina expects to clinch the top post if she beats three other African civil servants also eyeing the top post.
In a statement on Tuesday, October 4, Amina thanked Uhuru for submitting her name saying she would do her best if she gets elected to the seat.
READ ALSO: President Uhuru Kenyatta willing to let go Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohammed
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Tim Challies just wrote a new little book on productivity called Do More Better: A Practical Guide to Productivity (Minneapolis: Cruciform, 2015).
I process a lot of books, and when I started reading Tim's latest book on Monday night last week, I thought that I would survey it for about ten minutes and then move on to the next book. I had read Tim's blog series on productivity, so I thought this would merely compile his blog posts. But the book drew me in, and I ended up reading the whole thing straight through.
Then I spent most of the next day rewiring my work flow. What helped me the most is how Tim recommends "three essential tools":
- Use a task management tool to capture and organize your projects and tasks. Tim's top recommendation is Todoist. (He was using OmniFocus when he wrote his series of blog posts.)
- Use a scheduling tool to organize your time and notify you of pending events and appointments. Tim's top recommendation is Google Calendar.
- Use an information tool to collect, archive, and access information. Tim's top recommendation is Evernote.
I've already benefitted from books like David Allen's Getting Things Done and Matt Perman's What's Best Next. They have helped me develop an efficient system for processing emails, setting up my desks, and even organizing my theological library.
Aside: Here's an interesting story (at least to Jenni and me). As I was reorganizing my files last week after reading Tim's book, I discovered a folder of letters I had written when I was a teenager. I shared them with Jenni, and at one point she asked me, "What are ankle weights?" She was reading an application I filled out when I was sixteen years old that asked me this question: "Do you play sports or have any form of regular exercise? If so, please describe." Part of my answer included this line: "I am extremely economical, and I hate to waste time. With all the time I spend studying, I have adopted a routine in which I kill two birds with one stone by always wearing ankle weights." I had forgotten about that. In high school I would wear 5-pound ankle weights under my jeans. It was a way to always be working out, and it helped me for track and cross country. And no, I don't know anyone else who has done that, and I don't recall where I got the idea. (I don't wear ankle weights anymore! Instead, I use a walking desk.)
Tim's book helped me go to the next level. He convinced me that I should (1) specify my main roles more carefully, (2) use a good task management tool, and (3) use Evernote more robustly.
- Main roles. I think everything fits under three categories for me: (1) personal, (2) family, and (3) professor-shepherd. Those are now my main headings in Todoist and Evernote as well as for calendars in Google Calendar.
- Todoist. I love it. It's just right, and it's free. For years I have used Google Calendar and Google Tasks as both my task management tool and my scheduling tool. I resisted adding yet another tool, so I tried to make it all fit in Google Calendar—kind of like how Cinderella's stepsisters tried to make the glass slipper fit. Now that I have added Todoist to my toolchest, I shake my head at what I was doing. It was like I was trying to cut down trees with a handsaw instead of a chainsaw. A handsaw can work, but it's not the best tool for the job. The biggest gain is that I'm not relying on my Gmail inbox to process reminders I scheduled in Google Calendar. Instead I schedule tasks in Todoist. This process is better because checking my inbox can be distracting since so many other items come through there and can derail me from what matters most. No one else can email me in Todoist. I can prioritize what is most important there and focus on that.
- Evernote. I've been using this for years, but I haven't used it well. Tim convinced me that I should use it more often and more deliberately.
Why take time to use tools like Todoist, Google Calendar, and Evernote? Challies nails it in this paragraph:
I don't mean to disparage the brain. It's a remarkable organ and an outstanding evidence of the existence and wisdom of God. Yet the brain is limited in its capacity. Though the brain is perfectly capable of remembering much of life's mundane information, it is better to dedicate it to more important matters. Why focus on memorizing the details of that hotel reservation when you could put the effort into memorizing Scripture? Most of life's information can be added to your information tool. You can then trust this tool to remember it and to present it to you when you need it. This approach enables you to give your limited memory to only the most important facts and information. (p. 67, emphasis added)
Do More Better is the most clear and concise book on productivity I've read. It's wise, practical, theologically sound advice.


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Damn that Palahniuk
Chuck Palahniuk can do things that elude us lesser writers. There is a quality to his writing that is prima facie absurd. It shouldn't work. Kurt Vonnegut was the same way. It is absurd to think you can end multiple paragraphs and sections with the refrain "So it goes." But Vonnegut does it, and it works. If anyone else tries the same thing (or at least a similar convention), the work falls apart. They read like a poor copy of Kurt Vonnegut.
Regarding Palahniuk, who else could offer up the refrain, "I am Jack's Raging Bile Duct" without sounding like a boob? That struck me as I was reading Lullaby the other day (and yes, I know that previous quote is from Fight Club). He has that same Vonnegut-like quality – he does things on the printed page that should not work. And I know. I've written lots of things that haven't worked. And I've read a few short stories from the bizarro genre, which has tried to associate itself with Palahniuk, but (to me, at least) most of the "bizarro" stories come across as self-indulgent, with a Mad Libs approach to the profane. In contrast, Palahniuk's work is complete, organic, where lesser writers sound trite and derivative.
And speaking of derivative, Lullaby has that same theme of "deadly art" that I was using in Martin Garvin, except he has a killer poem (or culling song) and mine was a movie. Damn you, Noosphere! Not that I ever thought that plot point was original.
Monty Python has a classic skit with "the deadliest joke in the world," which the allies used as a weapon of mass destruction (and that was the motivation for the government agents in Martin Garvin Part 2).
Lovecraft imagined a world of ancient tomes where reading the words of certain ancient texts would drive one mad.
Del Close and John Ostrander told the story of a root that gives the ultimate high before killing you, in the unfortunately named "Foo Goo," from the comic-book anthology series Wasteland #1. (How's that for an obscure reference?)
The Ring had a killer videotape. In keeping with the limitations of that analog world, one has to wait a few days after watching the videotape to meet one's demise.
Original ideas are hard to come by, so says Ecclesiastes. I don't think that should be a deterrant to creating. But still, I also noticed some similarities between Palahniuk's character Oyster (in Lullaby) and a character in one of my short stories. No wonder that damn story keeps getting rejected…


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It is strange to me that we are already nearing the end of the month of January. Somehow, the end of last year slipped away when I wasn't looking. Before I knew it, I was flying out on what has become an annual trip to Haiti to help run a day camp. That week and a half rushed past in a blur too—a blur of beautiful, laughing children's faces, muddy feet, wet leaves, tramping up and down slopes, breathing in Haitian coffee in the early morning and letting the heat sear through the mug into my hands, and feeling the sun fall warm upon my face when the rain clouds broke at last.
Only a week and a half. And it is gone already. How I miss all those precious little ones. Their hands slipping into mine. Their giggles at my broken Creole. Their enthusiasm at each new game, and the sound of their voices chanting Bible verses in song as they moved from activity to activity. It has been less than a week since I waved "ourevwa" on my way down the road, but it already seems a world away.
Until next year.
January is often a time to look back at the year we left behind and to look forward to the year that lies ahead. It can come with some trepidation. A thousand possibilities can be frightening as well as exciting. The year is raw. The soil is fresh.
The air is heavy with hope.
With 2017, I know there will be countless challenges, obstacles, and painful passages that will force me to grow and learn and be renewed … and oddly enough, I am excited about it. How about you?
Last year, I started in on a series of posts – A Thousand Words, Live, Undaunted – that I very much enjoyed writing, although I didn't get very far. I intend to carry on with the series, from time to time this year, as the mood strikes. As much as I am drawn to the idea of selecting one incredible word for the year, I can never seem to limit myself to just one. One word is not enough to encapsulate all of the adventures, challenges, and beauty that have come already, and that I hope are still to come in this year.
It is a beautiful word, is it not? A beautiful word for a beautiful thing. It is a candle in the night. An unblinking star high above the mist-shrouded world. A sprig of green bursting through snowbitten earth.
It is a thing of contrasts, both fragile and strong. And yet ultimately, transitory. So much of what we place our hope in and long for rests upon things beyond our control. Things that may be here today and gone tomorrow. Hope risks becoming as fleeting and ephemeral as a wish, unless it is rooted in something greater.
"God did this so that, by two unchangeable things in which it is impossible for god to lie, we who have fled to take hold of the hope offered to us may be greatly encouraged. We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." (Hebrews 6:18-19a)
In Someone greater.
From a purely earthly point of view, the country of Haiti does not seem to offer much hope. And yet, there is a hope beyond the earthly, beyond the transient puff of dandelion wishes. There is a firm and secure hope that anchors the soul, offered through the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And it is a beautiful thing, because in that hope is borne the death of fear, the release of chains, and the breath of new life.
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Just starting? Or looking for information about Tanger? Check out Tangier Part I and Part II.
Today's post will describe exactly how you can get from Tangier to Chefchaouen on your own and just for the day. I knew that two days in Tangier was more than enough to experience it and really see it, so I wanted to use our third day as an opportunity to travel to another city. After some quick research, it looked like Chefchaouen was the best option (there are other cities to see, but a blue city? Sounds pretty cool to me.). I did some research about getting from Tangier to Chefchaouen and I kept getting results for mediocre tour companies that charge ~90 Euros/ person for transport and a tour. The reviews of these companies kept saying the same thing: the taxi/ bus was great, but the guide and tour are mediocre. So…pay 180 Euros for a bus ride? No thanks. I knew there was a way to get there on our own, and found some information about it via Trip Advisor, but not all that much. Morocco isn't exactly known for it's incredible public transport, so without fancy websites and bus schedules, I knew our best option was to show up, buy some tickets, and hope for the best. And hey! we got there safe and sound and had a great day 🙂
Why is Chefchaouen blue? Well, there are a few popular theories. According to Wikipedia, these theories include:
- The blue keeps mosquitos away.
- The Jews introduced the blue when they took refuge from Hitler in the 1930s.
- The blue is said to symbolize the sky and heaven, and serve as a reminder to lead a spiritual life.
Not sure which is was, but there were far fewer mosquitos in Chefchaouen than in Tangier. Anyway…getting there!
The first thing you'll want to do is head to the Gare Routiere de Tanger, a.k.a the bus station. Take a taxi there for 2 Euros or less.
When you walk in, expect to be bombarded by men asking where you want to go and then pointing you in the direction of their company of choice for you to buy a ticket. Head to that office, ask when the next bus to Chefchaouen is and then check the other offices.
Direct tickets should be 3-4 Euros/ person for one way (30-40 Dirham). The major company is C.T.M, but there are a number of other companies to choose from. We bought our tickets (with a different company) and waited for 45 minutes. I asked the guy at the desk if there would be a bathroom on the bus (insert LAUGHING and possibly rolling-on-the-floor-laughing here). Instead, I used the fancy bathroom in the bus station, which is very similar to the other bathrooms I used during this trip.
My shoes need to be washed…and burned.
Luis was pumped for this adventure 😉
Although they told us the trip would take two hours, between all of the stops the driver made (to pick up other passengers, to buy water, to buy lunch…the usual), it was closer to 3. Luckily for me (and my bladder), I fell asleep for most of it and woke up when we were in the mountains! I was truly amazed at how green Morocco was. You think 'Africa', you think 'brown'. You think 'Spain', you don't think 'brown'. But Spain is brown and Africa is, well, GREEN.
Once we arrived (I was about ready to vomit and go to the bathroom in my seat), we headed straight for the taxi to take us to the Medina (old town). He charged 2 Euro for the trip, which was probably a lot, but sounded ok to us. (While writing this post, I read a little more on Google and it says do not pay more than 1 Euro. So, we were swindled a little). Either way, we had a pretty sweet ride! I should note that you can, in fact, walk to the Medina. I read that it takes about 15 minutes, but it's a steep climb and taxis are cheap.
**PRO TIP: Before you get a taxi to head to the Medina, BUY YOUR RETURN TICKET FOR TANGER!!! Our driver asked us on the way to the Medina: "did you buy a ticket? The buses will be 'completo' tonight when everyone is going home." Uh oh. Take my word for it and BUY your ticket, even if you're not sure what time you want to go back. There were only two direct buses that night and guess how many weren't completo when we finally made our way back down to the station??
This taxi screams "five-star safety rating!!!"
Chugging and puffing up the steep hills, our little taxi dropped us right at the entrance to the Medina of Chefchaouen, a.k.a… The Blue City.
I had all types of excitement running through me. It was so pretty and just waiting to be explored!
But true to fashion, we only walked for maybe 7 minutes before stopping for food. 🙂 We found a place that was bright and blue. It was full of tourists like yours truly, but the food looked good and reasonably priced (when I say reasonably priced, I mean 3-5 Euros or 30-50 Dirham/ plate).
When the menu is in four languages, you know it's authentic! (sarcasm). We started with olives, an eggplant dip, bread, and spicy harissa.
Loved the salad, but love loved the bowl even more!
For our main courses, we ordered two beef tajines- one was pretty plain and the other was slightly sweet with roasted plums. I preferred that one, but let Luis enjoy most of both.
He ended up ordered another tajine with chicken and olives and I sipped on some bubbly 😉 Just kidding, I went to town on the bread basket and we shared an avocado smoothie. That man next to be was enjoying some Kindle reading after his meal, but the owner kicked him out. We were cracking up…
Full (like, extremely full), we continued the adventure. We headed through the winding streets of the Medina, stopping for pictures and what-not.
Chefchaouen was absolutely beautiful, but without all the tourist bags and rugs and trinkets, there isn't really all that much to see. It's a tourist hot-spot because as soon as you step out of the Medina, it's not as blue and there certainly are not colorful bags hanging on the walls.
But hey, I ate it alllll up. I loved it! Chefchaouen was cleaner and more orderly than Tangier. It felt safer and more lively, in a good sense, but also less authentic.
Eventually, we found the famous Rif mountains, known for their beautiful hiking and accessibility from the city. You can spend a few hours exploring Chefchaouen and then go for a hike- all in one day.
There was an area with a small waterfall, full of children playing. To the sides, there were women washing rugs and clothing, and men selling fresh-squeezed orange juice.
We saw a path leading up from the town, so we walked for a bit to take in the views.
I, personally, was so full that unless you pushed me in a wheelbarrow, a hike just wasn't happening. We headed back down the mountain and through the Medina, hoping to get to the bus station and buy some direct tickets to Tangier (a girl can dream, right?).
I think I should send this photo to the water bottle company so they can have an advertisement with a handsome guy.
I absolutely fell IN LOVE with this door. #doorgoals
We made it back to the bus station and attempted to buy direct tickets. No dice. "completo", "completo", "completo" was the response we got. I had read about this happening before arriving in Morocco so I knew it wasn't a huge deal. If this happens to you, all you need to do is: purchase the earliest ticket to Tetuan and then buy another ticket from Tetuan to Tangier, which is more frequent. We bought a ticket for an hour later, and went on a hunt to find a REAL toilet (one guy in a restaurant told me to pay 5 Dirham/ 50 cents to use their bathroom and I asked if he had a toilet and he said "yes, yes! completo!" but I told him I wanted to see the toilet first. When I opened the door, there was only one of those disgusting holes. Noooooooooooooooooo!) We eventually found a cafe with a toilet (I got locked in the bathroom, but a fine gentleman let me out haha). We ordered a coffee and a mint tea, and a good 15 minutes later, it showed up. We were joking that they had to go buy the coffee and tea because none of the other men (always men) in the cafe were drinking anything. When the drinks did arrive, I don't think we were too far off on our predictions. I'm no gardener, but this isn't mint.
Pretty sure she just put some tree leaves in my tea and called it a day.
As for the bus, it eventually showed up. We were the only non-Arabs (as told by our clothing) and therefore didn't know that when the bus comes, everyone will proceed to push and yell to get a seat and you, as the outsiders, will be left standing at the front of the bus while all of the Arab people stare back at you with a slight smirk of satisfaction and you will tightly grip the tickets that you paid for and think…"wtf just happened???". If this happens, talk to the bus driver and demand that they give you a seat. We were given a seat in the back of the bus and he made the non-paying riders sit, basically, in the trunk of the bus. An hour and 30 minutes later, we arrived in Tetuan, to another suspect bus station.
Again, we checked that various offices and bought a ticket for the earliest bus to Tangier. This ticket cost us 15 Dirham (1.5 Euro/each) and the first leg of trip cost 35 Dirham, FYI. We had about 30 minutes to kill, so we stopped for a delicious salad in the bus station cafe.
Looking at that photo brings back nightmares. We still aren't sure what that pink meat was and I tried to ask, but the waiter just gave me a big thumbs up and a smile. Friends, that's never good. Hahaha.
We did eventually make it back to Tanger, grabbed a taxi, had another (more normal-looking) salad, and headed back to the hotel. I was completely beat from such a long day!
As you can see, it's a long day to go from Tanger to Chefchaouen, but it's totally doable and very, very worth it. If you have enough time, I highly recommend it!
Another pottery piece I wanted. Next time!
On our final morning in Tangier, we had coffee and bread, then went for one last walk through the Medina and soaked it all in. For me, this was an incredible trip and with such a close proximity to Spain, I'm already planning to go back- maybe to Marakech- with everyone and their mother.


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Macarons with Lemon Curd fillings
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Bake to perfection!ReplyDelete
you're also into macarons! they look pretty good!i'm very sure that soon you'll be expert in this!ReplyDelete
Macarons! Lovely!ReplyDelete
I cannot pipe. But I can appreciate and I would love these tasty morsels. Love the idea of the lemon curd to offset the sweetness.ReplyDelete
Jeannie, well done! Your maccroons look awesome. I have made them once very sucessfully but i think they're too sweet. Yes, macaroons making is very tricky! And yours turned out great.ReplyDelete
Hope you're having a great day.
Great job! They look perfect.ReplyDelete
Lovely little Macs ;)ReplyDelete
Lovely! And with beautiful feet! Excellent combination with the lemon curd as that will cut through the sweetness of the cookie.ReplyDelete
These look perfect and just delightful with the lemon curd filling!ReplyDelete
These look perfect and the filling looks yummy.ReplyDelete
Well as they say practice makes perfect. These ones look very professional and tasty!ReplyDelete
These are so perfect! The feet and the shell, all in perfection! Oh when should I start practicing, I'm so intimidated yet love it so much :PReplyDelete
Your macs look fabulous and I love the lemon filling...I still have to try to make macs...they look light and perfect. Have a great week Jeannie :-)ReplyDelete
just found your blog and boy am I glad I did! These macaroons look scrumptious!!!ReplyDelete
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Your meringues turned out excellent! Perfect! I hope mine turn out as well when I get brave enough to make them!ReplyDelete
Looks great! I have yet to try my hand at making macarons.ReplyDelete
Looking really good there!ReplyDelete
I need to use up my egg white soon!
I'm so jealous of those who can make nice macarons, these look amazing Jeannie! Well done, and I'm sure the ones that looked like feet would have tasted lovely anyway :)ReplyDelete
i always can't seem to make this right. Good Job!ReplyDelete
Perfect feet!ReplyDelete
Hats off to you, Jeannie! I helped my girl made these and both of us agreed that once is enough!ReplyDelete
oh gimme, please - love the lemon curd oozing from the center- too tempting!!!ReplyDelete
Love the lemon curd filling. perfect with the sugary almond shells.ReplyDelete
I recently made my first set of macarons, and then another and another!!! I think I love them. The first set was FAR too sweet, but my daughter loved them. I'm thinking that lemon would be an ideal flavor. Nicely done!ReplyDelete
well-done! i love the pied!ReplyDelete
These look amazing. I tried making macarons before but they were kind of peaked and cracked on top. These inspire me to go back in using your recipe!!ReplyDelete
Sweet and sour, a nice combo!ReplyDelete
They look so cute!!! I have to try making them at home!!!!ReplyDelete
These look mouth watering! Delicious!ReplyDelete
Blessings, Catherine
Beautiful cake. Big, big favorite. http://usubufood.blogspot.com/2011/05/savanyu-maj.htmlReplyDelete
They look perfect!ReplyDelete
I love lemon curd so these macarons with lemon cur are heavenly! x gloriaReplyDelete
Your macs are picture perfect, Jeannie. Filling them with lemon curd is a wonderful idea. They could have come right out of a patisserie in Paris.ReplyDelete
I'm not that fond of overly sweet treats but I still would love to try making these. They're so pretty!ReplyDelete
I think they look fantastic! And they sound delicious!ReplyDelete
Perfect feet! I've never tried to make macaroons myself because I think it is too sweet for me..ReplyDelete
OMG, get the door ajar hafl way through might be the key to get my macarons right, thanks for the tips!^^ReplyDelete


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P1391 Diagnostic Trouble Code Discussion for June 2014
CKP Or CMP Sensor Signal Intermittent
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|1998 Jeep Cherokee Classic 4.0L No Start, Poor Idle Quality, Hesitation, Surge, Cuts out, Stall, Misfire, MIL Lamp on VIN: 1J4FJ68S4W
P1391: CKP Or CMP Sensor Signal Intermittent. ... 2 used computers and a new distributor and 2 crank sensors, however vehicle still has a missfire, hesitation. Code p1391 (intermittent loss of cam or crank signal). Wiring harness apears to be good and have performed wiggle test with no change. Cam and cra...
|June 12, 2014
|1997 Jeep Wrangler Sport 4.0L MIL Lamp on VIN: 1J4FY19S2V
P1391: CKP Or CMP Sensor Signal Intermittent. ... to look at this for an employees' friend. Another shop replaced the ckp sensor with an OE part,for a No Start condition. It fixed the no start but the CEL was then on with fault code P1391. Code description is "intermittant loss of cam or crank positi...
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There are many recreational opportunities abundantly throughout Florida's Forgotten Coast, known as the 'sportsman's paradise', including Salt & Freshwater fishing, hiking, bicycling, hunting and canoeing. Also, convenient access to the Gulf of Mexico is just minutes away in St. Marks.
No matter what your taste may be, whether it's flats fishing for trout, redfish, tarpon, or Spanish mackerel, or just a few miles out some of the finest grouper fishing in the Gulf of mexico, this is truly an angler's paradise, with every salt water activity you care to do, such as snorkeling for scallops, scuba diving to see some of the most beautiful natural reefs, or just a lazy day with the family at the coast.
We have plenty of room for boaters to bring their boats to the Retreat. There are several public and private boat ramps within 15 minutes of the Retreat, giving you access to the Gulf of Mexico and local rivers.
Downtown Tallahassee and Florida State University are only 15 miles from the Retreat and Wakulla Springs State Park (home of one of the largest and deepest freshwater springs in the world) is only 6 miles from the Retreat.
If the Wakulla Springs Retreat is booked during the dates you want it, please see our sister site, St. Marks Retreat, VRBO site #63806, on the St. Marks River.
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We celebrated the New Year with our family as the first guests at Wakulla Springs Retreat. We enjoyed the peace and quiet for the week. It certainly helps to remember what is really important in life when things slow down a bit.
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We had a wonderful experience exploring this section of "old Florida".
Boat ride and Wakulla State Park – alligators, manatees, many birds. Highly recommend this tour
Captain Mike McNamara in the town of St. Marks will provide a comprehensive boat tour of the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. From his boat, we were able to photograph many birds, most notably, the Bald Eagle, both perched and in flight. Porpoises visited and followed the boat. Mike is also a fishing guide.
Walking path around the ponds at the light house in the Refuge:
Many waterfowl, most notably, Redheads and American Wigeon.
Posey's Seafood Restaurant on the waterfront in Panacea-very good
Visitor's Center in the Refuge has maps and books available.
We had a great stay- saw and photographed more than 45 different bird species.
Thanks for your hospitality!
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Keywords: country cottage, secluded and private, natural setting, newly remodeled inside and out,
We are a retired couple, one from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and one from 44 years of teaching elementary school.
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We enjoy showing our dogs and meeting all the great people who come to stay at our Retreats.
This property is surrounded by all the sights and sounds of nature. The setting is one of quiet solitude. It is a place where one can just sit and enjoy all of the beauty of the trees but is close enough to all the area attractions. We find it to be a place we can totally unwind after a busy day.
We have built a large deck in the fenced backyard which is perfect for cooking out. It is perfect for sitting in the evening while the lightenbugs come out to play.
The retreat was perfect for us and our dog for the week. We were in the area doing volunteer construction and it was so nice to come home to this cozy place rather than a hotel. The owners were very good with communicating about anything we asked. And this was one of the best stocked rentals we have ever had! We also loved that the yard was big and private, had a large fenced in area, big deck and plenty of outdoor lighting. We are planning to stay again while volunteering in the area next month!
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We are grandparents who enjoyed adventures with our 12 year old grandson for 4 nights. All three of us loved the natural beauty of Wakulla Springs (10 minutes away), an environmentally protected area with fascinating natural history and archeology. The boat tour brings you close to alligators, turtles, unusual birds, and manatees. We also rented kayaks from TNT Rentals and paddled the 6-mile round trip on the clear Wakulla River. We got very close to manatees there too. (Unfortunately they do allow motorboats at slow speed on this part of the river so go during the week if you can to minimize that.). On a rainy day we enjoyed the Marine Lab in Panacea (20 minutes away), with it's fascinating array of fish and sea creatures, including an octopus who decorates her home with shiny, colorful objects. We enjoyed walking the beach at Bald Point State Park as it was undeveloped. The crown jewel of the trip was St. Mark's Refuge (20 minutes away), especially the sunset at the lighthouse. The mounds and trails were exciting for all of us to explore as we got out our cameras. The vast terrain, infinite sky, and ocean views were breathtaking.
There are 3 nearby seafood restaurants but the Seineyard is by far the best ever! It is only 10 minutes away and you can save a lot of waiting time by calling them in advance with your order after viewing their online menu. We were amazed at how easy it was to navigate this part of rural Florida on scenic country roads. For Atlanta folks like us, it felt great to enjoy simple living, local people, and being rejuvenated by nature.
We totally enjoyed our stay ... close enough to Tallahassee and far enough to feel like a getaway. The home was nicely furnished with everything we needed. We had 4 adults and 1 child and were very comfortable. We really enjoyed the large deck and fenced in yard for our dog. The owners have continued to make improvements based on other suggestions as we noted from the guest book. They care about making the place as cozy as possible and are nearby if you need anything. We took the family to Wakulla Springs and the riverboat tour was awesome. Next time we are going to visit some of the other places closer to the coast and enjoy what Florida was meant to be. Seafood around these parts is great too. If you like to run or bike or just take long walks, there is a paved shaded path is 16 miles long within .5 miles from the house. https://www.floridastateparks.org/trail/Tallahassee-St-Marks
Wakulla SPrings News and Notes
Park Ranger Patty Wilbur conducts the research which keeps track of the manatees within the park. She has been following a new baby manatee born in the part about a month ago. The youngster is the offspring of a manatee believed to have been born in Sally Ward Spring (a spring just before reaching the park entrance station) in July of 2007. With much excitement, Patty relayed the moment she saw the mother and her new baby feeding alongside grandma just behind the boat dock. It is unexpected and special moments such as this that keep the magic alive at Wakulla Springs.
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Leather Dry Rot Blues
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I get quite a few questions about how to reclaim leather that is in sad shape. Unfortunately, it's often just not reclaimable.
The tell tale sign of leather that is all used up is dry rot. Dry rot was originally defined as a type of decay in timber, but it is also used to describe the type of leather deterioration that occurs when internal moisture is lost.
The cause of leather dry rot is a lack of regular conditioning, which adds moisture back into the leather. It usually will take years of neglect for dry rot to occur, but in arid climates, where there is little moisture in the air, dry rot can develop in as little as a year.
How can you tell if your leather (saddle, headstall, reins, breast collar) has dry rot? Bend the leather back as far as possible. If you see surface cracks or hear snapping or popping noises, it probably has dry rot.
Rotted leather has lost its strength and will rip relatively easily. There is no recovery. Don't waste time trying to oil it back to health. You might be able to make it look better, but you won't be able to repair the rot. Rotted leather is worthless leather, and dangerous leather. The only answer is replacement.
After reading this post, you might be tempted to start oiling your leather tack … a lot… and often. Restrain yourself. Too much oil can damage leather too, breaking down the fibers and weakening it. Oiling your saddle just once or twice a year (a little more in arid climates) will keep the dry rot gremlin away.


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Britain's share of foreign investment in Europe has collapsed since the introduction of the euro, according to new figures from the European Commission.
In the three years since the single currency was launched, Britain received 15 per cent of total cross-border investment in the European Union. In the two years before the launch, Britain's share averaged 25 per cent. This corresponds to £108 billion of 'lost investment', say pro-euro campaigners.
Pedro Solbes, European Commissioner for Monetary Affairs, said: 'Available data for foreign direct investment indicates that the introduction of the euro had a favourable effect on cross-border investment for participating member states.' Solbes revealed the figures in a letter to Chris Huhne, the pro-euro Liberal Democrat MEP. They also show that euro members have won a higher share of foreign investment from non-EU states.
'Britain is clearly losing foreign investment - and hence well-paid jobs and higher living standards - by being out of the euro. American and Japanese businesses are increasingly choosing the euro area because their costs are then in the same currency as their revenues, cutting risk,' says Huhne.
The figures come as members of the Cabinet sit down to digest the Chancellor's assessment of his five tests for euro entry, widely believed to be a 'not yet' verdict. The Cabinet will have a crucial meeting to consider the Chancellor's assessment this week. The decision will be announced a week tomorrow, with the balance believed to have shifted towards leaving intact the possibility of holding a referendum before the next General Election.The five tests document is believed to say that Britain's economy is better converged with the Eurozone than Germany's.
Both the Bank of England and the European Central Bank will be pondering base rate cuts at their monthly decision-making meetings on Thursday. The ECB is thought to be more likely to cut rates in response to the surging euro. City economists were split on the likelihood of a cut by the MPC, which will be the last chaired by Governor Sir Edward George.


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After denim line "Free Spirit", contemporary line "Elizabeth and James" and high-end line "The Row", Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are expanding their fashion wings once again. This time, they inked up a sweet deal with J.C. Penney Co. Inc. to launch Olsenboye, a junior brand that will be J.C. Penney's exclusive.
The name Olsenboye came from the Olsens' ancestral name, and don't get fooled by the ancient air, the Olsenboye collection includes denim, bottoms, tops, dresses, skirts, shorts, jackets, handbags and shoes. From the last WWD update, Olsenboye has signed shoe designer Steve Madden to be the designer of the shoe line. The Olsenboye line will retail from $20 to $50. It's one of those brands you'll have to mix and guess what, it's good news for all girls of all sizes: Olsenboye comes in a wide size range, from size 0 to size 15. Liz Sweney, Penney's executive vice president and general merchandise manager of women's stated:
"It's really important that Olsenboye serves lots of girls. It's not just about girls size zero or one."
Meanwhile, Ashley Olsen also expressed her delight in the new line:
"Mary-Kate and I watch current trends and see our partnership with J.C. Penney as an opportunity to add something unique to the marketplace, especially in the current retail climate. Olsenboye is an extension of the Dualstar brand and we feel this collaboration complements and strengthens our business portfolio, delivering trend-based fashion at affordable prices."
So there you have it: affordable, trendy, stylish and comes in a wide range of sizes. What more could you want from a celebrity clothing line?
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