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happy 7 months, GB
So I'm a little late, but on October 23, GB hit the 7 month mark.
Weight: My scale is broken and says I weigh 20 pounds less than I do (I refuse to fix it, of course), so I really don't know. I'm guessing he's close to 17 pounds right now. Just about into size 3 diapers.
Likes: being held, eating, being "hugged" by his sister, flying in the air, being tickled, trying to sit up, belly raspberries, grabbing his feet, "talking," grabbing at everything, trying to steal people's food
Dislikes: Being hangry (hey, I feel you, kid). That's really about it. He is showing some signs of teething but generally doesn't seem to be too upset about it yet.
Eats: This guy eats like a champ. We just moved up to level 2 foods--combination stuff--and there's nothing he really doesn't like. He tries to steal the spoon and feed himself and often beats on his high chair tray in approval.
Sleeps: Like a boss. 8:30 or 9pm to about 7:30am, or whenever his sister runs in his room and wakes him up (argh!)
Accomplishments: He's allllllmost sitting up unassisted. He talks a lot and has kind of said, "Dada" (grrr!). Smiling (a lot!), chuckling, rolling over like crazy, grabbing toys, kicking like a soccer player, putting his Nuk in his mouth.
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December 11, 2010: Lara + Patrick
Preparation: Century Park Hotel
Church: San Miguel Church, Malacanang
Reception: The Pergola
Six years. Three break ups. Three reconciliation. One Happy Ending. A Lovely Wedding.
In a span of 3 hours, I have learned so much about the Lara and Patrick courtesy of the bride's BFF, Ashley.I have learned that their first date was on a billiard hall. I couldn't help but laugh how the two fought about Patrick being a "chickboy."
This wedding is such full of emotions. I heard so much laughter. I saw a lot of tears (of joy, of course!). The couple were just like kids. It's as if they don't care what is happening around them. They just looked too happy. Patrick and Lara's family are really nice people especially Tita Lotty who lent me her 16GB SD card when mine decided to "retire" the very moment I set foot at Century Park Hotel. That said, I was not able to take photos at the hotel. So the pictures you are about to see are picture from the church up to the reception only. I didn't have my flash as well so please excuse some grainy pictures as I have to compensate the poor lighting condition of the church.. :(
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I'm sitting here writing this post in the wee hours of the morning in our new green velvet chairs with my feet propped up and a warm cup of coffee in hand, feeling so close to finishing this room (I'm fooling myself really). This is the last week before the reveal and if you've been following along through Week One, Two, Three, and Four, you have seen this room go from bold and bare to layered and cozy. Despite having a full list of things to accomplish before the upcoming photo shoot, some things did take place that are making a big impact on the room and helped me see that there is a light at the end of the tunnel!
First up, the rug for the sitting area came in! This immediate warmed up the space and rather than have one large rug that would take up the entirely of the room (and my budget), I opted for to separate, but coordinating rugs that will define the sleeping and sitting spaces.
I happened upon this one from Overstock while perusing the internet one day and I thought to myself, "wow, that's really pretty, I wonder if it looks that good in real life"." In addition to rug shopping being difficult for me in general (I think I have looked at thousands of them for this room already), I am always doubtful when purchasing textiles online as the colors generally aren't well represented. I took my chances on this one though, because I thought if it really was as good as it is online, it could be a winner. I wasn't disappointed. It appears almost exactly as pictured and has the perfect muted tones and texture that I was looking for and tiles in with some of the blues and pinks in the fireplace tile. Hooray for small victories!
While I still have a second coat of lime wash to put on the walls and a second coat of trim paint, I couldn't resist getting started on painting my window sashes black (#instantgratification). I spent a few nights this week putting on the first coat and I love how it's changed the feel of the room immediately. I have dreamed for years of having black window sashes, they are so striking, and these old windows were the perfect opportunity to try out this concept. I will be doing some scraping of the old white overpainting on the edges to hopefully clean them up a bit more and getting the second coat on over the next few days. I'd love to clean up all the painted and brass hardware on them as well, but time may not allow for that, I'll wait and see.
Another exciting development is the arrival of our coffee table for the sitting area!
Since there are so many traditional elements in the room, I knew I wanted something modern for the table and I came across this awesome piece from Hayneedle. I also thought that it would be great to have something that could function a bit like an ottoman because we'd be sitting in front of the fire and reading in this area and cozy time was of prime importance. The simple form of this coffee table is the perfect complement to the chairs, and I also like how hefty and solid it is because we are definitely going to be propping our feet up (socks only) on this beauty!
The piece is sold and has a lovely oak grain and dark stain that coordinates really nicely with our antique walnut dresser.
Speaking of, since we finally moved our furniture over here last week, I was able to get the walnut dresser into place and I love how it looks on this wall.
We picked up this dresser for $200 years ago when we lived in Florida and we were told it is from the 1800's. It was in our bedroom in our last house and although we don't necessarily need it for clothing storage in this room (our closet is plenty big for all our clothing), I thought it could be great storage for linens and extra blankets since our other closets are quite small.
And how perfect does the Piper Table Lamp from Mitzi look on there too! :)
I've been starting to pull together some of the accessories for the room. This gorgeous mirror from Lamps Plus arrived earlier in the week for above the fireplace.
I have ordered numerous lighting pieces from Lamps Plus over the years, but really didn't have any idea of the breadth of items beyond lighting that the website carried. This mirror was the perfect modern piece that I was looking for for above the traditional fireplace. Every room needs a mirror in my opinion and this one was the perfect combination of simple shapes that I was looking for.
Other items include an etching from the 1800's of New York and a vintage marbleized pottery piece I picked up on my trip to Colorado this past September.
I also ordered an original art piece that I have been eyeing for months now from my friend Angela Simeone. I love the abstract, natural flow to the piece and the soft pinks and greens are a nod to the furnishings and carpet in the room. She also just released her first wallpaper line and it's insanely gorgeous, if you're considering wallpaper for any of your projects, she has a wonderful variety that would make any space feel special.
The countdown is on for the final push and I'm making my final to-do list which includes:
Second coat lime wash on walls, paint on trim and windows
Lime wash fireplace (I got my first coat on early this morn, but didn't get pictures into this post)
Lime wash doors
Paint ceiling
Gah! So much painting still! :)
Install ceiling fixture (still waiting on arrival)
Complete headboard revamp
Assemble bedframe
Make final decision on rug for under the bed area
Build floating shelves in corner by fireplace
Hang artwork, mirror, final accessorizing and styling
Don't freak out :)
OK, I'm off to work! As always, I'll be giving lots of behind the scenes in my Instagram Stories if you aren't already following along. And thank you all for your heartfelt comments and cheering me on to the finish line, it means so much to me!
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Yale Physicist to Deliver 10th Annual Wali Lecture Oct. 26
Priyamvada Natarajan will mark Wali's 90th birthday with interdisciplinary program about expanding universe
Oct 20, 2017 Article by: Rob Enslin
The College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) will celebrate the 10th anniversary of one of its premier lecture series with a program by a renowned theoretical astrophysicist.
Priyamvada Natarajan, professor of astronomy and physics at Yale University, will deliver this year's Kameshwar C. Wali Lecture in the Sciences and Humanities in A&S. Her presentation, "Mapping the Heavens: How Radical Ideas Have Transformed Our Cosmic View," will be on Thursday, Oct. 26, at 4 p.m. in Shemin Auditorium in the Shaffer Art Building.
The lecture is free and open to the public, and coincides with Wali's 90th birthday. For more information, contact the Department of Physics at 315.443.3901.
An A&S faculty member since 1969, Wali is a professor emeritus in the Department of Physics.
"The Wali Lecture series has evolved into one of the University's signature events," says organizer Simon Catterall, professor and associate chair of physics. "Priyamvada Natarajan embodies our commitment to interdisciplinary teaching, research and scholarship. That her visit comes on the heels of our discovery of colliding neutron stars gives it added significance."
Propelling this expansion, Natarajan says, is an anti-gravity force called dark energy, comprising two-thirds of the known universe. The rest of the cosmos is made of dark matter, an invisible, nonluminous substance that holds galaxies together, and a smattering of ordinary matter—protons, neutrons and electrons found within atoms.
Natarajan will address these and other cosmological puzzles, including the formation and growth of black holes, dark matter holes, the echo of the Big Bang (originating 13.9 billion years ago), the discovery of exoplanets and the possibility of other universes.
"The acceptance of new ideas about the universe and our place in it has never been linear and always has been contested, even within the scientific community," says Natarajan, who specializes in cosmology, gravitational lensing and black hole physics. "As shifting and incomplete science always must be, it offers the best path we have toward making sense of our wondrous, mysterious universe."
Wali is excited to host Natarajan, praising her book as a major piece of scholarship—a "greatest hits" collection of cosmological discoveries. "It is a wonderful book, and she's a very good speaker," says Wali, a former Joel Dorman Steele Professor, known for his research into the symmetry properties of fundamental particles. "Hers should be an excellent talk."
Natarajan has written extensively on dark matter and the formation and growth of black holes. By examining the deflection of light rays by matter (i.e., lensing), she is able to map the distribution of dark matter, whose gravitational pull forms a kind of cosmic scaffolding.
The Indian-born physicist also studies the growth history of black holes in cosmic time, and the formation of first-seed black holes whose mass is more than 100,000 times that of the sun.
"Dr. Natarajan works on models about the formation of massive black holes, direct-collapse black holes and their observational signatures," Catterall says. "Her grasp of radical ideas and discoveries, coupled with a gift for distilling them into something understandable, makes her a [science] popularizer of the highest order."
Indeed, Natarajan's research has graced some of the world's leading news outlets—from The Wall Street Journal and The New Yorker; to National Public Radio, PBS and the BBC; to Scientific American, Discover and National Geographic magazines. Her writing regularly appears in the Washington Post, the Huffington Post and The New York Review of Books, as well as on CNN.com.
Natarajan also is the recipient of many honors and awards, including Guggenheim and Radcliffe fellowships, the Sophie and Tycho Brahe Professorship in the University of Copenhagen's Dark Cosmology Center and an honorary professorship for life at the University of Dehli. She is the incoming chair of the Division of Astrophysics of the American Physical Society (APS), of which she is a fellow.
Following interdisciplinary work at M.I.T., Natarajan earned a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge (U.K.), where she was the first woman in astrophysics to be elected a Trinity College Fellow. This led to a postdoctoral fellowship at the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics in Toronto and then a faculty appointment at Yale.
"Aside from her research, she is deeply invested in the public dissemination of science," Catterall says, "specifically in illuminating to the curious public how the scientific process works via the history of ideas."
Co-sponsored by the Department of Physics and the Syracuse University Humanities Center in A&S, the Wali Lecture has evolved into a popular fall tradition on campus. Past speakers have included evolutionist Lynn Margulis, naturalist Diane Ackerman, journalist George Packer, physicist Mark Trodden and neurobiologist Carla Shatz.
"The Humanities Center is proud to be a longtime supporter of the Wali Lecture series," says Vivian May, director of the Humanities Center and professor of women's and gender studies in A&S. "In addition to her scholarly contributions as a theoretical astrophysicist, Dr. Natarajan has a keen ability for sharing abstract discoveries with wider publics. She also is a tireless advocate for justice in the Academy, especially where issues of parity and equality for women in the sciences are concerned."
During the mid-2000s, Cathryn Newton, then dean of A&S, worked with Wali's three daughters—Alaka, Achala and Monona—to establish a named lecture series in his honor. From the onset, the series has served as an expression of the trio's admiration and gratitude for their father's "vision, leadership and dedication to the University and the greater community."
"We've been influenced by Dad's love of science, literature, politics and philosophy. He and my mother would engage us with lively debates about all manner of things," says Alaka Wali, a curator of North American anthropology at the Field Museum in Chicago. "We thought a named series would be appropriate, since it reflected his embrace of the breadth of human creativity."
Working with a team of people who included Cristina Marchetti and Deborah Pellow (professors of physics and anthropology, respectively), the series roared out of the gate with a lecture by Margulis, a world-renowned evolutionary biologist and a family friend. She died in 2011.
"Lynn exemplified the best of science and the humanities," Alaka says.
Today, Wali and his lecture series remain intellectually vibrant and engaged. "Scientific research is at an intellectual crossroads," says Wali, a fellow of the APS, who has held faculty appointments at Harvard and Northwestern universities; The University of Chicago; and at institutions in France, Italy and Israel. "It is imperative for scientists and humanists to work together, to understand one another, for the betterment of society. Our future depends on it."
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I found my first waking thoughts to be around the idea of what it is we want to say, what is it we are trying to do with the 'Undivided Leader' project.
What arises for me is 'Healing the Mind & Finding Yourself.'
Everyone seems to be searching for something; there is some deep sense of lack that the whole of society feels.
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FARGO — Prairie St. John's will begin work on a new $47 million hospital this fall with the start of demolition of a nearby building, signaling the end of a hospital that has been in service for more than a century.
The new psychiatric hospital will have 128 beds, up from the current 110, with space for residential and partial hospitalization care.
Demolition of the nearby building is expected to begin in October, with construction of the new hospital planned to start next spring. The new hospital, which will be located near the existing Prairie St. John's near Island Park, is expected to open in mid-2021.
The new building will be 106,000 square feet, smaller than the current 150,000 square feet, will offer improvements for patients and staff and will be more efficient to operate, said Jeff Herman, Prairie St. John's CEO.
"It's the right thing to do and the right time to do it," he said. Building the new hospital will reduce utility costs by an estimated $150,000 to $200,000 per year.
To make room for the new hospital, Prairie St. John's will tear down its vacant RiversEdge facility to the east, located at 355 3rd Ave. S. Patient care will not be disrupted during the construction, hospital administrators said. Once the new hospital opens, the current building will be torn down and replaced by added parking space.
Executives considered building the new Prairie St. John's in south Fargo, but high land acquisition costs and the tradition of its location near Island Park convinced them to remain downtown.
"Prairie St. John's really is associated with this space," Herman said. "This is our history, this is our future."
The new hospital is being designed to blend in with the historic Hawthorne Elementary School neighborhood, with a lot of brickwork. Height restrictions will limit the new building to four stories, so any future expansion likely would be from adding a pod to the north, Herman said.
"We don't want to put up a steel and glass building," he said.
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The new hospital will provide specialized programming, including an electroconvulsive therapy suite and physician-led, medication-assisted treatment.
"Prairie St. John's has cared for our community for over 100 years," Herman said. "The new hospital will maximize our treatment and patient care space and will include a dramatic increase in natural light and behavioral healthcare-specific design to enhance our clinical treatment models."
Also, the new hospital will provide "enhanced and expanded" intensive day programs and outpatient care. It will enable increased collaboration of multidisciplinary teams, Herman said, including psychiatrists, internal medicine physicians, clinical pharmacists, social workers, psychologists and therapists.
"It's truly the hospital of the future to best serve patients," he said.
Prairie St. John's is staffed by about 400 employees and serves about 6,700 patients per year.
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Mayor Tim Mahoney called Prairie St. John's a "vital component of the Fargo metro's healthcare system" in a congratulatory statement accompanying the announcement of the new hospital.
"As the largest facility of its kind in this region, Prairie St. John's excels in providing a full range of mental healthcare services to every sector of our community," Mahoney said.
Prairie St. John's, 510 4th St. S., was founded in 1997 and provides behavioral health services for children, adolescents and adults. The hospital became a subsidiary of Universal Health Services, based in Pennsylvania, in 2010.
The original Prairie St. John's building was built in 1904 as St. John's Hospital by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, Minneapolis. It occupies the site of what once was the residence of the late Bishop John Shanley, replacing an earlier St. John's Hospital built in 1900.
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We all know about the increasing amount of card fraud occurring in the United States. Home Depot, Target, Neiman Marcus, Kmart, Staples, popular Asian-style restaurant P.F. Chang's and Goodwill Industries are only a few of the most recent card breaches consumers have seen in the past year.
In response to this sweeping epidemic, major retailers are beginning to back MasterCard, Visa and EMVco in their push to implement EMV chip-card technology. President Obama is also calling for EMV; mandating recently that all Federal payments be chip and PIN capable by 2015.
Historically, card skimming has been a much larger problem in areas outside the US. However, as the majority of the world implements EMV, fraud is migrating to areas that are behind on the technology. As the largest market holdout, the US. has become a haven for card fraud.
EMV migration is expected to reduce fraud occurrences due to the difficulty of copying the microprocessor chip embedded in the cards. The technology has been so effective that EMVco reports a 25 percent drop in skimming in Australia, 36 percent reduction in European fraud, 69 percent decline in fraud in the UK, 80 percent fraud decline in Brazil and 84 percent counterfeit decline in Malaysia.
An Aite Group report, "Card Fraud in the United States: The Case for Encryption" estimates US card fraud at $8.6 billion per year. However, that figure is expected to jump to around $10 billion by 2015, according to The Nilson Report. For many financial institutions, these numbers are worrisome in the face of stiff competition and reduced revenues in the wake of the Durbin amendment.
While the benefits of EMV have been demonstrated around the world, the US has been reluctant to implement the technology. The costs of new cards — around four times more expensive — coupled with the logistics and expenditures required to update ATMs and POS systems has financial institutions, ATM deployers and retailers balking.
However, those same naysayers could be blowing their tops starting October of next year when they will begin paying for fraud costs themselves. In order to push the US into finally adopting EMV technology, the major card networks determined that an incentive may be in order. Visa and MasterCard led the charge by announcing a fraud liability shift that would put the costs of counterfeit fraud activity squarely on the shoulders of retailers, ATM providers and financial institutions…unless they are EMV compliant. If fraud occurs, the component of the transaction that was not EMV ready is held fiscally responsible.
Smaller financial institutions such as community banks and credit unions could potentially be some of the hardest hit by the liability shift. They must weigh the potential costs of absorbing fraud liability or updating to EMV. However, as EMV becomes the standard in the US, as it is throughout the rest of the world, banks and credit unions that have not upgraded may face other technology issues such as the inability to provide customers with contactless transactions.
Preparation for EMV is beginning at a rapid pace and financial institutions should be preparing their strategy, if not already implementing it.
The first step to EMV preparation is to issue new debit and credit cards that are EMV capable. Aite predicts that, by the end of 2015, 70 percent of US credit cards and 41 percent of debit cards will be EMV capable with the largest banks like Bank of America, Chase and Citi leading the way. These numbers indicate that a large portion of community banks and credit unions may be vulnerable to fraud liability as MasterCard's card liability shifts in October 2015.
In order to avoid this possibility, institutions should be pricing and evaluating EMV chip card vendors now. Selecting a vendor and placing an order as soon as possible will be essential to avoiding the last minute rush and potential danger of backordered cards.
Because EMV capable cards are around four times more expensive — $2-4 each vs. around $.15 for a traditional mag stripe card, according to a study by First Data — experts are suggesting banks and credit unions begin by issuing cards for customers/members that travel internationally, new card accounts and existing active cards that expire. But what about dormant or inactive cards? Banks and credit unions will need to weigh the risk of these cards becoming active and possibly incurring fraud costs versus the expense of issuing new cards that may not be used.
UPGRADING OR REPLACING ATMs
The ATM liability shift is, thankfully, one year later – in October 2016. However, that date could lull card issuers into a false sense of security. ATMs are, possibly, the most intensive portion of EMV implementation for financial institutions. While newer ATMs may already be equipped with EMV-capable card readers, all ATMs will need new software that is still in the process of being developed and approved by the card networks. Many ATMs will need to be upgraded or replaced completely in order to meet EMV requirements.
Institutions should stay up to date on developments with payment processors as they become EMV certified. Since more data is sent during an EMV transaction than a magnetic stripe transaction, banks and credit unions should work closely with processors to make certain the transaction information is accommodated.
Be aware of the trials and pitfalls encountered in Canada and other markets. Try to avoid the issues that you can control by preparing for similar problems, e.g. payment brands launching new products and supply shortages.
Consumers and clerks are going to be frustrated by the change. EMV payment card behavior is vastly different from what they are currently using. Rather than swipe cards at ATMs and POS terminals, an EMV transactions requires chip contact throughout the transactions. Consumers will need to be taught to insert their card and leave it in until the transaction is completed.
The more educated your cardholders are on EMV technology, the more likely they will be to not have problems with the switch. Consumer awareness can also reduce card reader failures, damage to cards and other costly issues caused by EMV card misuse.
EMV seems to be just another note in a list of current and past ATM upgrade requirements including ADA, PCI and DSS. With the potential of contactless and cardless technologies, as well as the Federal Reserve's announcement that it will begin issuing more tactilely designed currency, the list of ATM upgrades often seems unending.
Financial institutions looking to avoid these costly and recurring expenditures may want to consider ATM outsourcing options – handing over the upgrade costs and responsibility to a trusted vendor and, potentially, saving time and money on maintenance and management of their fleet. Like many outsourcing programs, Outsource ATM takes on the responsibility for your ATMs but also purchases them —freeing up your capital to develop new products and services.
It's unavoidable; EMV technology is headed to the US. Being prepared is the just the first step in reducing fraud liability and upgrade costs.
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Joan K. O'Connell begins a new series of commuity profiles with this entry on Martha Balmer
Who is the woman in the worship group with the shoulder-length silver hair? The one who is sometimes up in the balcony at the church, working the media computer?
That is Martha Balmer, who has spoken to us competently about extending grace, forgiveness and blessing to others. She feels loved by God's forgiveness and grace. In witnessing an exchange of grace or forgiveness between people, she recognizes the Lover of her Soul.
I made Martha's acquaintance when she was playing organ for an early morning chapel service at the Ann Arbor First United Methodist church in the late 1970's. I have come to know her through a weekly 7am Friday morning Bible study we call "Dawntreaders." This group, always open to newcomers, is attended regularly by Barb & Phil Tiews, Pat & Joan O'Connell, Martha Balmer, Jade Ho when she was in Ann Arbor and more recently, Bill Johnson, Yomiko Hishiki and Emily Airhart. Many others have come and gone through the years, visiting for a season. The hour-long get-together includes unrehearsed reading and discussion of a chapter of the Bible, followed by focused prayer for needs spoken in confidentiality around the table.
Something consistent about Martha is her interest in multiple approaches to a theme or topic. She knows the freedom of Truth. She's the one who brings different translations of the Bible, and promises to look things up in her "interlinear, " or to ask her Messianic Jewish friends for clarification of OT festivals and practices. She's the one who attends two different churches where one has split, and whose marriage reflects a firm commitment to ecumenism.
She lives in Ann Arbor; is married to Jim Balmer. They have three daughters and a son and five grandchildren. For each of these people, she cares deeply.
What drew her to Christianity and to the church as a child was a longing for Goodness. Reading stories of early Christians, she was struck by the self-sacrificing love of men and women who would die for God rather than hurt another person. Early, she acquired a pacifist's heart, attuning to the practices of Quakers, Anabaptists and conscientious objectors. She recommends The Beautiful Soul of John Woolman, a biography of a pre-Revolution Quaker abolitionist.
Martha thinks philosophically, and has become more self-reflective as one outgrowth of studying to become a Spiritual Director. For her, Truth, Goodness and Beauty are words that encapsulate the aspects of God, and she believes that individuals are often primarily oriented toward one or another of these three aspects. In her desire for Goodness, she recognizes that she also very much values Truth. She seeks to know the Truth: what really is. She wants to move from self-justification, teasing out what is false and true about her own "goodness." Her recognition of God's Beauty is "late-coming:" a more recent gift that has brought a new level of joy to her life.
Some of her current areas of growth are to be able to be wrong; to be willing to be not trusted because people misunderstand her; to care less about what people think of her; to be free from a fear of death; to hold lightly what she thinks; to live with ambiguity. She recognizes that her tendency to need to know is based in fear. [God is in charge.] And fearlessness is something that God is inviting her into.
She says her connection to God through prayer has "evolved" to include silence. Her reading and reflection can encourage her to seek to incorporate some practices of another, such as John Woolman's waiting for a purity of love before taking action against the sins he saw around him. Surely these are fruits of a steady, faithful pursuit of God through prayer, fellowship, practicing repentance and forgiveness, and meditation on His Word.
Meanwhile, stretching her writer's wings, Martha self-published a 43-page chapbook this year entitled Braving the Dark or The Great American Solar Eclipse and Me, dedicated to Clara, her youngest daughter and traveling companion on this adventure.
How would she want to be remembered? Martha hopes people will have sensed God's Goodness through her life.
Born and raised in Rochester, MI when it was a small town.
Members of the Methodist church in town.
2 younger sibs: Sister; Bro- all 2 years apart.
Attended UM School of Music (BMA 1978).Came to Ann Arbor in 1974 "searching for Christian community" aka, "like-minded Jesus freaks."
Her mom stayed home with kids until the youngest was in 5th grade; Martha in 9th. Bookkeeper. Now 90, she lives in an Assisted Living group home in Rochester Hills.
Her dad was a boy during the Depression. Worked his way through college. Enlisted in Army Air Corps, WWII. Married 1949: he was 31; mom 22. Built the house Martha grew up in by hand. An Art teacher, then Asst Principal in a middle school. In the 1990's he wrote a book about his WWII military experiences as a transport pilot, edited by Martha, with computer assistance from a cousin. Died in 2016, almost 98 years old.


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Many years ago, bands were the popular choice of entertainment for weddings. These days many couples have a DJ/MC perform for them on their big day, as they prefer a more modern style of music and the ability to request and play almost anything. In Fiji, thankfully there are both amazing professional bands and professional DJs so you aren't restricted by choice.
When selecting a wedding DJ, you'll want to make sure you have picked the right company for the job. Someone that has the right experience, equipment, music knowledge, and personality to make sure one of the most important days of your life goes exactly like planned and that everyone, of all ages, has a great time.
When I first met Andrew and his wife Catherine from DJ Works Fiji, a well-known and reputable Entertainment Specialist company, one of the first things we talked about was what guests remembered from a wedding. The consensus was that after the food (was it good?) and the drinks (were they plentiful?) the next thing you remembered the most was the entertainment (did you dance the night away?). If you don't get the entertainment right and the end of the party fizzles out, chances are you risk the lacklustre entertainment letting down your carefully planned day, and nobody wants that! You want your night to be magical, a night to remember, and using an inexperienced band, your best man's iPod, or hiring the cheapest DJ available may not be the best choice for the party that everyone remembers.
We catch up with DJ Works Fiji to learn more about why it is a good idea to get a professional wedding DJ:
1. Expert planning skills
You are probably deep into the planning stages of your wedding and see how much work it takes…it's a part-time job, especially organising a destination wedding! Make one thing less stressful and hire a pro that can handle everything. A professional wedding DJ will walk you through the process and make sure you aren't missing any important details like song selections, when songs get played and for how long, what songs NOT to play, who is giving speeches, MC announcements, and so on. An experienced wedding DJ will act as a background coordinator, working with the venue and wedding coordinator, making sure your timeline stays on time.
2. Selecting the right music
This part is critical! There are millions of songs to choose from and selecting the right songs for your wedding is a huge task. There is an average of 15-20 songs an hour that get played during the dance portion of your reception and in order to keep everyone happy and excited, and you want them all to be a hit. Most weddings have a wide range of ages and it can be difficult to please everyone at the same time since each generation has their favourite dance tunes. A professional wedding DJ can take your requests and weave them into crowd pleasing favourites that ensures everyone stays on the dance floor all night, or alternatively custom build playlists of either your choice or preference of genres and styles.
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3. Quality equipment
There is nothing worse than going to a wedding where the wireless microphone keeps cutting out, the speakers sound like they are blown, or your guests in the back of the room can't hear a thing because the sound system is weak. A professional wedding DJ will arrive early to your venue and setup the right gear in the best location for optimal sound. They will use top of the line sound equipment, to make sure it creates the perfect audio atmosphere for your guests. True pros also have backup equipment available in case something were to go wrong on the day such as a guest spilling a drink on the equipment, etc. DJ Works even has back up DJs in case of an accident or something unfortunate on the day of your wedding, so there will be no last minute dramas, you know you are covered.
4. Professionalism
Professional DJs can read a room and play the right song, at the right time, keeping the night moving along, making necessary announcements to let people know what is happening and when and also to organize guests for speeches, wedding entrances, and traditional formalities. Weddings can be an occasion where people drink, party, and get loose, and it's good to have someone who is a professional and not participating in the festivities.
5. Value for money
When shopping around for DJs, you'll probably notice a wide range of pricing for services and equipment. The old saying "you get what you pay for" couldn't be more true when it comes to hiring the entertainment for such a special occasion. Yes, it's easy to find a cheap DJ to play at your wedding, but most likely you would be sacrificing experience, equipment, and peace of mind of having someone who won't disappear a week before the wedding day. If you want a stress-free wedding night to enjoy yourself with friends and families, choose a professional team to do the job.
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Unless you are having your ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing, all in the same room (which is not common for Fiji), you are going to need someone with the experience and the right equipment to handle multiple areas at your wedding. Music, lapel, and handheld microphones need to be available on cue as guests get shuffled from one area to the next and having everything setup by a professional is really the only way to handle this. By choosing a company that can cover your ceremony (aisle walk, certificate signing, recessional song) through to the reception (bridal party entrance, introduction of speakers, cake cutting, first dance) you know you'll have a professional that will make the day run seamlessly.
7. Results
You want the perfect day and a professional will understand the importance of making sure each and every detail is taken care of. Wedding professionals spend hours prior to your wedding compiling music, testing equipment, contacting vendors, going over the timelines, rehearsing announcements, etc. so that there are no surprises. Because they will have spent so much time organizing your wedding before hand, there will be no need to bother you on the day of with questions or issues and you can kick back and enjoy every minute of it (it goes by so fast!)
8. Memories
A professional wedding DJ can help make a good wedding great. We can't tell you how many times we've been told " You guys were incredible! Everybody was on the dance floor the whole time. Everyone kept talking about how good you were at the wedding!" Reviews like this from your guests will feel great for years to come. People have travelled a long way to be a special part of your day, so make your night a night to remember (in a good way!)
– Make the most of everything – As an entertainer who is there from start to finish, I would like to advise the Bride & Groom that although 4 hours during their reception may seem like a significant amount of time, it will surely pass by very quickly and before you even know it. So I would say, try to follow an event order, keep speeches short and sweet, try and get all the formalities out of the way for more time on the dance floor!
– Music Selection – Having your guests RSVP with their favourite dance or dinner track, will have them singing and dancing the whole night long. Remember to select songs suitable for all ages/audiences as well (which out for anything offensive).
– Lastly having us take care of the ceremony, reception and MC removes having to place the responsibility on a family member or friend, allowing them to enjoy the night and have complete peace of mind for you.
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With its stunningly beautiful islands and famous Umu Kirara Aquarium, Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort offers a fantastic way to enjoy the winter sunshine this February! Just two hours from central Fukuoka by bus or car and easily accessible by train, a trip to the westernmost tip of Japan is well worth the journey, as our youngest reporters discovered on their latest excursion. Not only is Pearl Sea Resort imminently launching its newest cruise boat, the seasonal (and extremely tasty) Kujukushima Oyster Festival will continue to offer a wide array of barbecued shellfish, fresh from the local waters, until March.
The journey to Kujukushima from Fukuoka offers great views of the mountainous countryside and, during the winter months, hot chestnuts sold at the roadside rest stations offer a delicious, warming treat to set you up for the trip ahead. On arrival in Sasebo, it is also worth keeping an eye out for the vast shipyards as you approach. Staggering in their enormity, they offer an insight into the incredible process through which many of the ships you'll see moored on the shoreline are created.
The Mirai
On arrival, we were lucky enough to be treated to a tour of the Mirai, Pearl Resort's colourful new vessel. Its exterior mimics an inverted pirate's hat while the interior is rather kitch, its patterned ceilings mirroring the waves on which it sails. Its design combines the grandeur of a modern ship with the fun of its pirate theme, inspired by the treasure of Kagoshima Island. Though the image of the Mirai is nostalgic, it's name in fact means 'future' encapsulating its extremely modern design. While, the ship currently runs using a combination of oil and renewable electricity, it is intended to become Japan's first tour boat powered completely by renewable energy. Meanwhile, its figurehead, an eagle holding a pearl, was made using a 3D printer. The boat, which cost ¥500 million to build, is already docked at Pearl Sea Resort for visitors to admire and will be taking its first cruise around the Kujuku Islands on April 1st.
The Kujukushima Oyster Festival
There are many different restaurants at the Pearl Sea resort. However, if you visit on a Saturday, Sunday or national holiday before March, then joining in the Kujukushima Oyster Festival is a must! For only ¥1,150 you will receive a barbecue, charcoal, an oyster knife and gloves, and 1kg of oysters to chow down on. Extra food items can be bought at the surrounding stalls, including chicken, sausages, scallops, vegetables and sweet potatoes. However, the 1kg of oysters is certainly filling enough on its own! These oysters are grown in the oyster beds just off Kujukushima's deeply indented coastline, which affords the oysters a wealth of nutrients and gives them their famously meaty flavour.
Oysters lunch with BBQ: ¥1,150. Extras: ¥250 per item
Runs until March
An Aquarium for All
The Umu Kiar Aquarium, meanwhile, displays a great many of the fish that can be found in the local waters. Their array of sea creatures is vast, from giant seaturtles to tiny jellyfish. Entrance is ¥1,440 for adults (¥720 children), and well worth the price. Audio guides are free and available in multiple languages including English, but their content is geared towards children. Multilingual leaflets are also available. The most stunning exhibit is the 'Jellyfish Symphony Dome'. After being directed down a long set of steps, visitors find themselves in a large, dimly-lit room, in which the translucent jellyfish move majestically to the sounds of beautiful orchestral music. The slow movements of these strangely elegant creatures are captivating, creating an exhibit that is very popular with adults and children alike.
Three times a day, the Aquarium treats its visitors to a free dolphin show, lasting 20min. Having misheard the Japanese instruction not to stand too close, we (and a large proportion of the audience who heard but did not heed) were soaked within the first 30 seconds of the show beginning – but that was part of the fun! These dolphins and their trainers are incredibly skilled and executed perfect triple flips and synchronised jumps with an ease that was almost arrogant. These graceful and highly entertaining dolphins are the absolute stars of the aquarium.
Umi Kiar Aquarium: ¥1,440 Adults, ¥720 Children
Dolphin Shows: 10:20, 13:20, 15:20 (free upon entry)
Kujukushima Island Cruise
For us, the Pearl Queen cruise proved the highlight of our day. Admission costs ¥1,240 for adults (¥620 children) and the tour lasts 50 minutes, though that time really does fly by! Pamphlets are available in various languages and the informative audio announcements on board are in both English and Japanese. There are also drinks and snacks available on the second floor. The cruise takes visitors on a route through the Kujukushima Islands. While 'Kujukushima' translates to '99 Islands', in reality 99 stands for 'a lot'. Kujukushima is in fact a collection of 208 beautiful islands and the cruise takes visitors through 21 of these. The boat itself has an elegant pine exterior and a tall lookout post for passengers to climb – offering great photo opportunities! Passengers are free to sit inside at the chairs and tables with a window view or to roam freely on the decks to get the best view of the islands, which become utterly breathtaking with the sun reflecting off the still water. The boat also passes the woven bamboo oyster beds where almost all the oysters on offer in the local area are farmed, as well as the pearl farms, which generate approximately 2 million pearls each year. From the 1st of April, the new ship Mirai will join the Pearl Queen, increasing capacity for the summer months and letting all ride in comfort and style.
Kujukushima Island Cruise: ¥1,220 Adults, ¥620 Children
(Times change with season)
A wander around the souvenir shops and a stop off at one of the many restaurants and cafes around the harbour makes a great end to the day. Your choices vary from the tempting 'Lucky's' burger shop, to ramen cafes and various outlets specialising in the local seafood. We stopped at Pinocchio, an Italian restaurant, for some drinks and dessert on the waterfront. The staff are very friendly, and their profiteroles deserve the best of recommendations! In the summer months you can also try your hand at both Kayaking and Scuba Diving, with the local dive shop '99 Island Diving' offering Scuba PADI courses that take you out through the beautiful island chain.
The Pearl Sea Resort is a very convenient, relaxed day trip from Fukuoka and Nagasaki, with a fun variety of things to join in with, all within metres of each other. The resort's very informative, multilingual website, can be found at: http://www.pearlsea.jp/english/
Report by Laura Pugh
Laura Pugh is a student from London, UK. She is studying Japanese in Fukuoka for a year and loves oysters more than anything.
Photos by Oscar Boyd
Oscar is a student from London, UK. He is a keen hiker and aims to summit every mountain in Fukuoka visible from his bedroom window. If you have any suggestions contact him on Twitter @omhboyd


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Random stamping has been on my list of things I want to try for a while. I love the idea of being able to create your own paper. Let me start off by saying that I think 'random' is a misnomer. It's actually not random and requires one to think ahead. For someone who is a little, shall we say, particular like myself, it's a challenge to be random and yet intentional, but, I did enjoy this little experiment.
I used the 'Bless this Nest stamp set. I had ulterior motives as this is one of the stamp sets I am thinking about using for home gatherings. I wanted to create a visual representation of how versatile the stamps are. The Bless this Nest set comes with several different birdhouse bodies, bases, and roofs. I used a different color for each discrete combination to create the random stamping (note I did not use every variation possible).


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This here is the very first sauce we made. It's got all those classic Kansas City layers. You get the sweet, the tomato, a bit of vinegar, a good bit of texture, and--of course--a light linger of smokey goodness. Oh yeah, this sauce is thick. It'll stick to damn near anything, including your ribs!Each bottle is 19.5 oz of delicious Kansas City "Flare."


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O – Series Wood Range Hood
The O Series Hood is rich in design detail. This elegant mantle style hood has a display niche. This hood has a large crown mantle shelf. The bead board panel removes to give access for ventilation installation. The O Series is constructed from solid wood and veneer core plywood.
Recess in the display niche is sized to fit Hafele's Halogen light bars which are available directly from Hafele.
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These delicious handmade Irish Cream lollipops are the perfect blend of creaminess and subtle peaty whiskey. These lollipops are requested more than any other, and only around for a limited time.
Made with REAL whiskey, they are perfect for Christmas!
You will receive 5 lollipops packaged together ready to give as a gift or keep for yourself.


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About me:
I am, depending on the day and time you encounter me, a librarian, a student of digital media, and a parent.
I am currently a librarian at the University of Washington. Officially I'm a business librarian, but if they had a position of a library tinkerer, that's what I'd be. When I'm not helping students do business research I look for ways to make the library just a little bit cooler and have some fun in the process. I like tools that make my life easier and if I have to get into code, I can, but I am no means a programmer or developer.
I am a student in the UW Master of Communication in Digital Media program. As a student in this program I am investigating the intersection of storytelling, digital media and the power of social tools to build and engage communities. If that sounded like brochure-speak, it is a bit. My current interests are around the evolution of publishing and data visualization (those are two separate things, by the way).
I am a parent with all the joy, exhaustion and perspective that comes along with that.
I am, of course, lots of other things, some of which will likely seep into this blog, but those three things are typically what guides my thinking and attention most days.
If all this sounds just too exiting and you just absolutely need to know more, go to about.me
About Not a Fax:
People of a certain age will likely remember when fax machines were a primary tool for communication and document sharing. Those same people may also remember that the Murata Corporation was one of the largest manufacturers of fax machines. As far as I know, I am neither related nor an heir to this multinational corporation. It's possible that some long distant cousin cut my line of the family out of this great fortune and if that's true, well all I can say is 'watch out.'
Suffice it to say, regardless of my relation or non-relation to this great purveyor of fax machines, I can't stand faxes and I seriously question any organization that requires me to fax them anything.


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Planning a Mission Trip: Execution/
Now that the prep work is complete, what do you do now? It is time to execute your plan and fulfill your mission in whatever place you have chosen. Everything you have done has led you to the dates of your mission trip and it's time to watch your plan of action come together.
Here are some things to remember during the execution stage:
It is important to remain flexible. As one of our students put it, "you should expect the unexpected" – That's important to remember. One day it was raining during our mission trip and we had to completely change our setup for the neighborhood bible school. So, things do happen and change, but we have to go with the flow! Remind your mission team daily to remember to be flexible. Let God work the way that He sees fit and allow Him to do some incredible things during your mission trip. Not everything will go according to your plan and that is okay! In fact one of our requirements was, "Individual must be a team-player and flexible as circumstances and schedule will change from time to time."
Always be in conversation with your mission team. Ask them what worked, what didn't work, what we can change to make tomorrow better, etc. It shows them that you care about the work they are doing and you will want to know what they saw and experienced. It's important to do this while it is fresh on their minds. For example: If you are doing a neighborhood bible school in an inner city community, go ahead and begin talking to your mission team about what happened during the bible school while you are riding back to the church building or central hub.
It's also important to debrief each evening. Each evening have a devotional led by one of your mission team members. This is a great opportunity at the end of each day to remind everyone why they are here - to glorify God and spread the good news. It's also important to debrief, talk about the day, and talk about what the next day holds. One thing I like to do each evening is to ask the mission team, "Where did you see God today?" I think it is important that we are noticing God in what we do because He is the one who gave us our talents and abilities so that we can share with others about God's love. You'll be amazed at how young people and adults respond to this question!
Be Polite. There are many people working to make the mission trip as successful as possible. One of those people will be the local coordinator who will have coordinated things locally to make sure that your team is fed, you have a place to serve, you get to where you are going, and there are opportunities for your mission team. This person is volunteering to help you and may have their own shortfalls when it comes to organization, time management, etc. Thank them for all the effort they put in to give you opportunities to serve in that area. Also, the local congregation may choose to feed you lunch and dinner. (Your team may not always like what is served.) It's important to remember they are helping the mission team to be fed and keep costs at a minimum. Be sure to eat what you are served, be thankful for those who made the food, and be polite. After all, this is one less thing you have to spend money on.
Be Mindful of Time. If you are asked to be somewhere, be there early. You do not want to be the reason the whole day was thrown off schedule. In conjunction with that, make sure your team is getting the proper rest. Days can and will be long - You do not want to keep your mission team up late. Make sure they are able to go to be at a reasonable time, so they are rested for the next day.
Allow yourself to have a free day at the end. No, this is not the purpose of the trip but your team has just been overwhelmed and challenged the last 4-5 days and they need to relax.
I would love to hear your feedback and comments on things you would recommend during the execution stage of a mission trip.
Read about the work that we did in Orlando, Florida with Concord Street Church of Christ:
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Congratulations to Michael Tebo of Spring Arbor University who has been named the 2018 Harold Z. Snyder Fellow! This annual award is named after Au Sable's founder Dr. Harold Snyder who built the Institute from the ground up, starting in 1961 as a wilderness camp for boys. 2014 was the inaugural year of this fellowship celebrating the 50th anniversary of when the college program was started. The fellowship of $3000 goes to one deserving student each year who shows promise of developing the passion, vision, and skill to do and teach science to others as an expression of Christian faith, and as a commitment to serve, protect, and restore God's earth.
Michael Tebo, is this year's Fellow, a biology and environmental science major in his junior year at Spring Arbor. This summer, he will be coming to Au Sable to study Aquatic Biology, Land Resources, Lake Ecology & Management and Watersheds in Global Development during Summer Sessions I & II.
At his home campus, Michael is known for his firm grasp of environmental science and his natural draw towards teaching his fellow students and encouraging discussion and learning. Since attending Spring Arbor, Michael has worked as a lab assistant for Introductory Biology and Environmental Science classes and as a biology tutor. Prior to his college years, Michael's draw towards sharing information about nature and the environment started in as child. While on field trips to the park with his homeschool co-op, Michael would take the lead in exploring streams and sharing what he knew about the creatures that live there with his fellow students. For two summers during high school, Michael then worked as a Park Naturalist Intern at For-Mar Nature Preserve and Arboretum where he helped run educational programs for the public.
"He displays dynamic leadership skills and provides a positive tone when working with his colleagues in answering questions posed in class and encouraging discussion of possible solutions," shared Dr. Aaron Wyman, Associate Professor of Biology at Spring Arbor University. "Michael employs numerous learning styles to master concepts, including auditory, visual, and kinesthetic approaches that he combines with his strong analytical skills. His class notes are an awesome collection of diagrams, cartoons, poems, and stories that help him correlate topics from different areas into a tapestry of understanding. This approach to learning helps Michael serve as an outstanding tutor for numerous courses and a great teaching assistant for Introductory Biology I. He has received superb feedback from his peers for his patience in answering their questions, passion for their success, and competency in helping them master material. Michael is phenomenal at working with colleagues on techniques, concepts and moral support."
Speaking about his selection as the 2018 Harold Snyder Fellow, Michael said, "I am thankful for this special opportunity to learn in a new setting and learn some practical skills in field research. My professors tell me I am interested in too many things and I will have a tough time finding somewhere to settle. My hope is that I will discover a specific field that I can be truly passionate about. I am still unsure of my future, but I trust that God will use this Fellowship and my time with Au Sable to show me what's out there."
We look forward to having you study with us at the Great Lakes campus this summer, Michael! We hope that your time at Au Sable will develop your passions and provide you with hand-on skills and inspiration for your future. Congratulations on receiving the 2018 Harold Snyder Fellowship, we will see you soon!


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Saturday 9: Johnny Angel (1962)
Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here.
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1) In this song, a girl sings that she'd rather spend a quiet evening at home than go out on a date. How about you? Do you enjoy quiet time? Or do you prefer keeping a busy calendar?
Have to confess, I like it quiet.
2) She dreams of how her life with Johnny would be. What did you most recently daydream about? Say, I can still sing along to that song. I really liked/like it.
Actually, I just yesterday had a daydream about becoming a Full-Timer, and getting a new motor home. I've been restless and want to travel.
3) Shelley never considered herself a singer and is more comfortable acting. A costar on The Donna Reed Show, she was pressured to make this record by the show's producer, who wanted extra exposure for the show by having this song on the radio. Tell us about a time you ventured outside your comfort zone.
When I was asked to give the Eulogy at a friend's funeral.
4) Elvis said she was his favorite leading lady, and she appeared with him in three films. What qualities do you appreciate in a coworker?
Honesty, Thoroughness, and a sense of humor. I liked it when they worked as hard as I did.
5) She met her close friend and fellow teen star Annette Funicello when they were 12 and attended the same Catechism class. What do you recall from your middle-school years?
Gee, Jr. High is usually a terrible experience for most. I remember being targeted by a really cruel female student who somehow, don't ask me how, got the job of Editor for the school paper and year book. She was an equal opportunity Trash Hag, so it wasn't just me who suffered. This Nasty little piece of work was the only other truly rotten person I ever met besides Psycho Dad, in fact she was just as big a bully as was he.
6) After The Donna Reed Show, Shelly went on to a recurring role on One Day at a Time and was twice nominated for an Emmy for her work on Coach. Her husband is Mike Farrell, who played BJ on M*A*S*H. Which of those four sitcoms would you enjoy binge watching?
I liked M*A*S*H* a lot. Now that I'm older, not so much, though it sometimes can still make me laugh.
7) In 1962, the year this song was popular, is also the year Jack Nicklaus began his successful pro golf career. Do you enjoy playing golf? Watching it on TV?
I like Jack Nicklaus. But I don't like to watch Golf. Don't like to play it either. I think it's good exercise, and all, but I don't like the game. However, I LOVE to play Pitch&Putt- the physical game not the on-line one - and Miniature Golf. Very fun.
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8) A 2013 study said most Americans will have 12 romantic relationships in their lifetime. Does this mean you've had more or less than your share?
Gad, yes, much, MUCH less. And I wouldn't like having that many anyway. After three, I'd just adopt more dogs and cats. That statistic is a shame.
9) It's closing time at the mall and you find yourself accidentally locked in a toy store. You call the police and they say someone will be there in about half an hour to rescue you. While you wait, will you play with any toys? (If so, which ones?)
I'd play with the little piano toys and probably some of the dolls big enough for tea parties, and the Barbie dolls and all their clothes, the tea sets, of course the Basketballs, and the soccer balls. Can you imagine kicking a soccer ball down those long, long aisles? Fun stuff!


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A five-member team of the vigilance department on Thursday carried out raids to arrest Vinod Kumar, senior IAS officer, who was convicted in a corruption case on Tuesday.
Vigilance sleuths searched Mr. Kumar's official residence at VIP Colony in Nayapalli on Thursday, but they had to return empty-handed. They had also raided his residence on Wednesday evening.
Source:- The Hindu


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~ Bankruptcy ~ Criminal defense ~Traffic and DUI ~ Juvenile defense
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"If it's something we don't think we can give our best service, we'll refer our clients to someone we trust,"Urenovitch said. For instance, the firm will handle probate cases, but in those involving more complicated tax issues, clients will be referred to a larger firm with more resources.
For criminal cases,Coble & Urenovitch will do its own investigating but also hire investigators when needed. The free initial consultations are in line with the firm's philosophy of "we don't start charging until we start doing," . Sometimes clients will ask to represent themselves, so he will steer them toward paperwork and steps needed to do so
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