text: How To Email & Messaging How to Create an Email Signature in Outlook 2016 Market yourself or express your personality in an email signature Share Pin Email Print Email & Messaging Tips & Tricks Outlook Tips & Tricks Gmail Tips & Tricks Yahoo Tips & Tricks Basics Guides & Tutorials Installing & Upgrading Key Concepts VoIP by Heinz Tschabitscher An independent writer who has reviewed hundreds of email programs and services since 1997. Updated August 30, 2018 19 19 people found this article helpful Email signatures are a way to personalize or brand your email. Outlook 2016 gives you a way to create personalized signatures for your email messages that include text, images, your electronic business card, a logo, or an image of your handwritten signature. You can set up Outlook so that a signature is added automatically to all outgoing messages, or you can choose which messages include a signature. You can even select from several signatures to pick the right one for the recipient. Here's a step-by-step tutorial, with screenshots, to walk you through creating an email signature in Outlook 2016. Note: If you have a Microsoft Office 365 account and you use Outlook.com on the web, too, you'll need to create a signature in each application. 01 of 06 Start on the File Tab Microsoft, Inc. Click the File tab on the ribbon at the top of the Outlook screen. 02 of 06 Select Options Microsoft, Inc. Select Options in the left panel. 03 of 06 Click Signatures Microsoft, Inc. Go to the Mail category in the left panel and click the Signatures button. 04 of 06 Select New Signature Microsoft, Inc. Click New under Select signature to edit. 05 of 06 Name the Signature Microsoft, Inc. Enter a name for the new signature in the field provided. If you create signatures for different accounts — for work, personal life, family, or clients — name them accordingly. You can specify different default signatures for accounts and pick the signature for each message from a menu. Click OK. 06 of 06 Add Signature Contents Microsoft, Inc. Type the text for your signature under Edit signature. It can include your contact information, social networks, a link, a quote or any other information you want to share. It is best to keep your signature to no more than five lines of text.Include the standard signature delimiter (--) if you want it. Use the formatting toolbar to format the text or insert an image in your signature. Click OK. Continue Reading

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Looks like Dishoom boys John Abraham and Varun Dhawan are having a blast. Their bromance during the promotions of Dishoom is something that live audiences are enjoying the most! Especially when the "topic" is Jacqueline Fernandez, they are becoming wittier than ever. Recently the Dishoom heroine was busy at the trailer launch of her upcoming film The Flying Jatt with Tiger Shroff and the Dishoom boys were promoting their film at a radio station. The boys were missing their heroine big time. At one point Varun while referring to John's arms said "Well this is Jacqueline. We are sure you won't believe us. Watch the video right now and you will agree."
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1-28-16 We now have our jewelry inventory on-line at:
5-15-14 We now carry "Benchmark" Romance Jewelry Line of wedding bands and anniversary rings.
5-5-14 We retired our website design from year 2013. We were not happy with our website and my brother Greg Arbutine and our IT director David Petrin decided to take over the job. The old one shown below just didn't have enough glitz and curb appeal nor did it really showcase our jewelry department. We are all now very happy with the new current design that Greg came up with and are hoping that the search engines will also appreciate it and rank us up high.
3-27-14 Please Join us on April 7th and April 8th for our "Art and Antiques Buying Event."
2-11-14 We're on Facebook!
We probably post more on our face book page than on our blog, because it's just so easy to use. So.... please join our Facebook page and start getting more regular updates on our sales and events. Thank, Chris
10-9-12 Our storewide Annual Garage Sale is coming up on Friday, October 19th and Saturday, October 20th. Please come visit us and find some extraordinary bargains on jewelry, silver plate, odd ball items, and much more. 10-20-12 update: The sale was a resounding success!! Thanks to all of you who came out to visit us this weekend.


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Museums of Eastern Funen, the Municipality of Nyborg and other interested groups wish to develop Nyborg Castle and town into a worthy candidate for UNESCO's World Heritage List.
You can, as a volunteer, help in many ways.
Frederik I was invited to Denmark by the royal council and was offered Nyborg as his capital. However, it was Christian III that carried out these plans,
This is a network for all food producers and restaurants in the former Nyborg Fief.
Visit Nyborg: Nyborg Castle and the historic centre of Nyborg city is one of the most important cultural heritage monuments from the Middle Ages in Denmark.
It is the purpose of the guild, in cooperation with the Museums of Eastern Funen, to teach about and bring to life historical periods and/or knowledge of textiles through exhibitions, historical markets, workshops and other arrangements of educational character. It is also the goal of the guild that the members increase their knowlegde about historical costumes and textiles, and using this knowledge, to make copies of historical costumes and textiles for educational use.
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All of Nyborg is dressed for the celebration, and the knights meet at the tournament in such great numbers as have not been seen since the Middle Ages in Nyborg. Experience the jousting tournament again, right here where it was meant to happen, in the authentic setting of Nyborg.
The farmers and food producers of eastern Funen have a long tradition, for almost 800 years, of supplying goods and services to the Danehof parliament in Nyborg.


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Advantages of Hiring a Travel Concierge
The popularity of travel concierge services cannot be underestimated. Because people are quite busy nowadays, these services are increasingly becoming critical. A vacation is something that each and every person looks forward to. Though, the process of planning a vacation is not as easy as it looks. If you do not strike a balance in your personal and professional existence, then you won't have an amazing time.
Before everything falls into place, lots of errands and tasks ought to be carried out. A number of errands that you ought to sort out include things like booking accommodation, booking flights, organizing site visits etc. Travel concierge services are ideal for you, if you find taking care of such errands time consuming and tedious. The rest of this article talks about the benefit of contracting the services of a travel concierge service.
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From the beginning if you decide to hire a travel concierge then you'll free a lot of time. The process of planning a vacation is tedious and consumes a lot of time. If you do not want to deal with such a problem, then you should contract the services of travel concierge. Such a service ensures that all the time consuming and tiring errands are taken care by another person. You can have more free time to enjoy your vacation once you outsource such a service. In the end, you should only focus on relaxing and unwinding during vacation time. It is only after you contract an assistant to handle everything on your behalf will you be able to achieve such a goal.
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The MONITOR Web - Shop is a flexible web-application used to spread information and offer different services to customers and retailers. The MONITOR Web – Shop is very user-friendly and uses a pleasant interface. The powerful search function makes it easy for the user to find what he or she is looking for. Via the administration interfaces you can affect both the layout and the functionality of the page.
The web shop makes it possible for both new and existing customers to easily place orders, view order status and order history, and also access current product information. The information is always up-to-date since all data is loaded directly from MONITOR. You can also present news, discount offers, top lists and gallery in the web shop.
The MONITOR Web - Shop is an efficient way of marketing your company, products and services. By using the web shop you can increase your availability and simplify your sales.
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When a user creates an account in the web shop, a new customer will also be created in your MONITOR system. The user can then administer his/her own profile in the web shop. Already existing customers in MONITOR can be given a web shop account by your administrator.
When purchasing products in the web shop your customers will follow a user-friendly. The order placed in the shop will result in a customer order in your MONITOR system. An e-mail confirmation will be sent to both you and your customer.
Here you will see some of the functions that are available in the MONITOR Web – Shop:
- Product description including images and documents
- Ability to link parts to one other
- Built-in feature supporting invoice payment and card payment
- Quick order
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- Function for managing freight costs
- Viewing different types of part balances
- Warehouses
- Selecting languages
- Access system based on user type
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In order to run the web shop you have to equip your server with the following software:
- Windows 2008 is recommended, but you can also use Windows 2003
- IIS 6 or later version
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Victory In Disguise Series
Contributed by Steve Smith on Apr 2, 2007 (message contributor)
Summary: Closed doors are not signs of "defeat" but rather promises that 1) God has a plan 2) A Purpose and will always accomplish His purpose.
A. Series "ACCOMPLISHING THE VISION"
1. Part 1 looked at Nehemiah's vision to rebuild and "the Journey" we will go through..
2. Part 2 looked at Mary showing us "We Must Offer Our Best"
3. Part 3 looked at that awkward subject of the Tithe asking the question: "Are You Robbing God?".
a. We asked the question, "how can you ask God to help you in times of need but yet not trust Him enough to provide for your needs".
4. Today Part 4: Again looking at the Journey we (NHBC) will travel and knowing their will be many doors. We are talking about the closed doors?
B. How Do We Handle What Appears To Be Defeat?
1. Sometimes – Defeat from making bad choices, bad decisions, or poor efforts, - Sometimes Defeat (while it hurts) it is expected.
2. But what about the Times that Make No Sense? What about when you giving God your best? Seeking His way – His Truth – His Life?
a. Divorce?
b. Emp. Cut hours, cut positions; Business closed.
c. School – Study your best and flunk
ILL: Harvey Atwell
-Studied and did well – never had a problem
-Took the bar and failed
-Committed Suicide
-Could not handle the Closed Door
3. How do you handle the Closed Door?
- You ask "What have I done wrong?"
- "Are you mad at me?" On and on?
- Bad Things Happen To God People – But Why?
C. Today We Look At Those Moments!
1. I'd like to look at the moment when it seems like defeat is inevitable, when the world is crashing down, and there seems to be no possible solution!
2. Joshua & the Israelites Faced Such A Door thru Battle of Ai
- The Battle can serve as an Object Lesson
- Can help us see these doors actually are "VICTORY IN DISGUISE"!
1. When doors close, we must remember GOD HAS A PLAN
2. When doors close, we must remember GOD HAS A PURPOSE
3. When doors close, we must remember GOD HAS MADE A PROMISE
When you are facing what seems to be inevitable defeat, it can be difficult to believe that God Has a Plan in all of this!
A. Joshua's Background to this Point
1. God's Covenant With Joshua from the Beginning
a. 1:6,7,9 – "Be Strong and Courageous" – God's Plan
b. 1.7,8,9 - "follow the Book of Law" – (covenant) God's Purpose
c. Chap. 1 – "I will give you every place you walk" – God's Promise
2. Joshua & the Battle of Jericho
a. March around 1x for 6 days
b. Priests would carry the large trumpets of rams
c. On the 7th day, there were to march around 7x
d. on the 7th time, the priest were to blow and people to shout
e. Wall collapsed
f. Apparent Victory
3. A Closed Door @ Ai (quick version)
a. Joshua did as always
b. His army was defeated by a smaller, inexperience group
c. Apparent Defeat
4. God's Anger
a. 7.6 – Joshua Mourned
b. 7.10-13 - God's Response
B. Joshua Given Command To Advance
1. God Repeats His Command in our Passage
a. Vs. 1a – Whole Army
b. Vs. 4 - Ambush behind the city
c. Vs. 5 – Small group would enter and then flee
d. Do you think the soldiers felt that God Had a Plan?
C. NT – Mary & Martha through the Death of Lazarus
1. They sent word for Jesus
a. "The one whom you love is sick"
b. John 11:6 shows the Plan: "yet when he heard that Lazarus was sick, he stayed where he was two more days."
c. Both Mary & Martha, "Lord if only you would have been here…"
c. Do you think Mary & Martha thought God had a plan?
d. Apparent Defeat
D. When Jesus Was Crucified
1. How did they feel when he was arrested?
a. watched as he was whipped, beaten, thorns
b. carry the cross – spikes nailed his body to the cross
c. Do you think they thought this was part of a plan?
E. Let's Get Personal:
1. How About You Personally?
a. How bad has it gotten?
b. Are their circumstances that seem beyond the reach of a divine plan?
c. Are you having trouble believing this is Part of God's Plan?
2. How about it church?
a. Do you feel as some have said, "they just don't have it together"
b. They are too small to accomplish that goal/vision.
c. Too many having problems – Too much this/that- Give it time.
d. Are some having trouble believing the Closed Door was part of God's Plan?
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Watching flames, some residents refuse to evacuate from Woolsey fire
Police and firefighters warned residents in mandatory evacuation areas that staying behind meant risking their lives.
Ryan Hagen covers the city of Riverside for the Southern California Newspaper Group. Since he began covering Inland Empire governments in 2010, he's written about a city entering bankruptcy and exiting bankruptcy; politicians being elected, recalled and arrested; crime; a terrorist attack; fires; ICE; fights to end homelessness; fights over the location of speed bumps; and people's best and worst moments. His greatest accomplishment is breaking a coffee addiction. His greatest regret is any moment without coffee.


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Accident blamed on slippery road
Slippery road conditions caused a motorist to slide into the Conococheague Bridge near Williamsport on Sunday at 8 p.m., according to the Washington County Sheriff's Department.
The name of the driver wasn't available this morning but deputies said the driver was not injured and the bridge was not damaged.
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Twenty-four boxes of swing sets were stolen from a trailer parked at AC&T on Hopewell Road between Dec. 24 and Saturday, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Department.


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Hi Matt,
A nice capture.
I haven't ever tried my hands on Macro Photography (as I don't have suitable gears ) so please excuse me if you find my comment ignorant & baseless.
I feel that this image lack focus, as in focus on the main subject, which I assume is the Spider. I suggest a tighter crop of the image.
Also, the branch/spray the spider is hanging on is quite bright (or is it my laptop's screen), thereby distracting from the Spider. You can probably try burn tool on the same to make it li'l less bright.
Also, try giving it a li'l S curve to make the colours 'pop' out.
I am sorry if my comments are harsh.. But just my 2 cents.
If you look at this photo at full screen size, Sahil, it makes a lot more sense. Particularly if you try to look at it from a different angle so the spider 'moves' to an angle where it appears more 'natural'.
Cropping is a matter of taste. I tend to regard insect/spider photos as being portraits so I do crop tighter; as I would with a photo of a person. But some people prefer to work closer to the 'rule of thirds' as with landscapes. This shot is arranged in that way.
Brightness seems OK to me and my monitor is poor on highlights. But I'm finding a strange effect here. When viewed from certain angles, chiefly looking at a downward angle the top of that stalk does look a lot brighter than when viewed squarely.
Focus and exposure seem fine to me.
Not sure of the model's name, but if this was taken in the UK I would be thinking about Araneus diadematus.
Did you get a model release signed? It's the talk of the forum, you know?
I kid!
Great shot. I don't really know too much about colors, levels, burning, cropping, only focusing.
Steady hand?
Well done stack.
Well done, Matt.
Well I quite like this photo.
Macro is challenging, but it does give us the chance to enter a new kind of world.
But I like to try to present my photos as 'taken' but that is nnot always possible I know,
and cropping can make a major difference.
Thank you all for your comments, suggestions, etc. I greatly value all input, as I am constantly looking to improve my work.
Sahil, your comments are most certainly not harsh; I appreciate your opinions. It had briefly crossed my mind that the grass spray may have detracted from the spider's impact, and that I should possibly blur the left and right of it a little, but at the same time I liked the way the spray's color and spiny sharpness mirrored that of the spider's spines and color tones. I like the overall muted tones in the photo and didn't want the colors to be vibrant. As it is, the photo is very representative of how I saw the scene in real life.
Geoff, you are spot-on about my compositional approach. You are correct with the ID as well, A. diadematus.
Miguel, I asked the spider to sign the model release but he was grumpy, haha! I used a tripod for this shot.
Bobo, Paul, thanks for your comments! This was the first focus stack I've ever tried. I had photoshop do most of the hard part, then I manually cleaned up the masks a little bit. It looked ok to me, but the subject is so complex I was hoping I didn't overlook some detail or strange overlap. :O
Robin, I agree; I would always prefer to present the shot as taken (at least in terms of composition), but living subjects don't always behave, so I take 'safety shots' from a distance first, before moving in for the 'kill shot' in a manner of speaking. Getting a nice close shot that fills the frame without cropping would be ideal also for the fact that a print could be made, whereas with this hard of a crop, a print would be questionable.
Thanks again to everyone. I'll be posting more pics on this forum, hoping for more great feedback so I can get new perspectives and ideas.
PS here is the photo as shot (you can see how severely the original posted shot is cropped!)


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Posted November 1, 2009 by tfc-control
special to the Summit Daily
Summit County, Colorado
There's a pilgrimage every February to Breckenridge. Every February, Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center sponsors Monoski Camp. Those of us who can no longer ski standing on two legs, but instead do so sitting over one ski, gather together in Breckenridge for a ski vacation.
Many of us return time and time again, year after year, eager to gather together once more to hit the slopes. We renew our friendships every February on the mountain and in Griffith Lodge. Some of us are new and are quickly welcomed into the fold. At last they have found us.
The week of monoski camp is the best week of my year. It is renewing, refreshing, reinvigorating, and recharging. No matter how rough the previous year has been, monoski camp makes me whole again.
How can the four days of monoski camp, with a bunch of folks who use wheelchairs and crutches, be so important to me?
Because disability disappears. It becomes a non-issue.
We are there to ski and to laugh, to fly down the mountain and to enjoy each others company.
The wheelchairs and the crutches that follow us wherever we go fade into the background. They don't matter anymore.
We are not limited by our equipment; we are empowered by it.
We become normal. We become average. Within our circle, we are just ourselves. No one is staring at our chairs and crutches making sympathetic expressions of pity. No one is expecting us to be superheroes, overcoming all of our many obstacles for the betterment of mankind.
We are no longer stereotypes, examples, cases, objects for study, "special," an inspiration, or opportunities for advocacy.
We are just us. We are the mom of a 3-year-old, the soccer dad, the businessman, the brand-new teacher, the guy with the funny accent from Scotland, the pool player, the Southerner, the great omelette maker, the joke teller, the photographer, the writer, the traveler, the last guy up in the morning, and the first guy to bed at night.
We are skiers. We gather on the mountain to fly as fast as we can down the steepest slope, to perfect our carved turns, to improve our skills to the next level, to learn, and to master the Ballet Hill. We push ourselves a little bit harder, a little bit farther, always seeking to get a little bit better and a little bit faster. We accept the challenge and take a risk. For what is life without a few risks?
We are storytellers. We laugh at ourselves as we tell each other about the time we missed the lip, the edge, the crack, and went flying out of our wheelchairs much to the horror of the unsuspecting able-bodied folks. We tell stories about the times we've gone down escalators in our chairs with confused security guards providing chase. We extol the many fine virtues of duct tape when used to adapt our monoskis and fix our glasses after a face plant.
We kid each other, harass each other, and cheer for each other.
Late at night our voices and our laughter echo through Griffith Lodge, but the morning brings a great rush to eat breakfast and get to the slope for fresh tracks.
Thank you, my friends, for sharing the mountain and good times. See you next year.
And thank you to Jeff and Gene, Quintin, Sarah, Matt, all the instructors, all the interns, and all the volunteers. You give us far more than you will ever realize.
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Thursday, 28 January 2016
Interest was greater in the eastern part of the wood where there was a small stream which must have had some basic influence, with a nice range of species including a large frilly-edged form of Aneura pinguis, a small patch of Hookeria lucens, Pellia endiviifolia and Cratoneuron filicinum.
I checked numerous conifer stumps with Sematophyllum substrumulosum in mind, but all I found was Hypnum, small amounts of Lophocolea heterophylla and one patch of Riccardia chamaedrys...until one of the last stumps I checked revealed a patch of what I think is the real deal...it seems to have all the hallmarks (apart from the brownish leaf base): short red setae, long-beaked capsules, nerveless leaves with enlarged alar cells. Surely this has to be it? Confirmation (or not) would be much appreciated!
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Looks spot on to me George, you've beaten me too it - congratulations!ReplyDelete
Mega record George.ReplyDelete
Well done George - that's substrum. I think I only had it once in Glamorgan, or perhaps not at all. I know I've seen it a couple of times in Carms and in SW, mid and NE Mons. It's widespread but takes a lot of hunting!ReplyDelete
Thanks all. Yes, I must have checked 20+ stumps and found it on just the one.ReplyDelete
Sam - would it be a new VC record if you haven't recorded it already? It's not shown for VC41 on the County Lists tab on the blog.
I'm pretty sure it is a new VCR George, unless Sam saw it last year. I say you beat me to it as a couple of weeks back I started specifically searching for it, but without any joy ... I'll keep on searching buoyed by your success.ReplyDelete
Thanks Barry - will send a sample to Tom then, unless I hear otherwise from Sam.ReplyDelete
Yes it must be in your area somewhere, I guess it's the kind of species where you need a bit of luck to chance across it.
I don't think I did any targeted Sem sub searching in Glam last year so you're right - an excellent nvcr. Sorry for confusion. I got muddled with the Hensol Herzogiella.ReplyDelete


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Wheels in Wanganui attracted a good chunk of local iron and plenty of interest from those who wanted to climb on board.
About 3000 people came through the gates on a scorching January day to check out the 88 vehicles on display at Wheels in Wanganui.
This is the second time the event has been run and
The next scheduled event will be in 2020.
Local carriers CMC Haulage were well represented.
Foxpine's 2017 Kenworth T659 was a worthy winner
of the best Kenworth prize.
CSL (Central Logistic Services Ltd) turned out for
the static displays as well as tending to the queues
waiting for rides. We thought the colour-coded grille
on the FMX looked pretty cool.
Transport services to the primary sector are a big part of the local economy and were well represented. Above: McCarthy Transport Ltd's
big red line-up.
Grange Transport Ltd's Kenworths were the shiniest stock trucks in town on the day.
What Wanganui show would be complete without representation of the local
legendary brand.Britton Housemovers' No 15 was tucked under a tree so we took
another pic from the archive to show her off a bit better (below).
Menefy Trucking Ltd had a couple of their Macks at the show
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
4 for 5
Why do people build shit like this? image from Knucklebuster1939 blog
6 comments:
if i could afford just one of those 45''s jez, what a waste of machinery
- May 21, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- Chris K said...
Waste of machinery is right. Hopefully one day they will be parted out and put to good use.
- May 21, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- drsprocket said...
Because they don't know any better and don't want to!
- May 21, 2009 at 5:46 PM
- noneyo said...
Rad, it's like one of those giant Ford Excursion limos, you know the good ole Redneck limo? It's a Bro-limo!
- May 22, 2009 at 6:23 AM
- krazy kevin said...
Saw this "thing" at Oley Pa. meet. I tried to get a straight answer out of the owner "How the hell do you regeister this thing, using which engine number"? PURE WASTE OF 4 GOOD 45's!!!!!
- May 24, 2009 at 11:21 AM
- Chris K said...
Kevin, It's likely not registered or even legal. I don't see a plate. The guy who took the picture said they were riding it around the event. Since that's probably the only kind of use it gets, makes it that much more of a waste.
A wise man once said: "Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should do it"!
- May 24, 2009 at 4:07 PM


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Why is this? Why didn't a council get together and mutually decide that if one must spend their life doing something, it should be at least slightly enjoyable. Maybe they did, but then they forgot about retail.
Ah…retail. Retail is the faeces on the pavement under the first rung of the career ladder. Unless you have worked in retail, you would never understand just how difficult it is to be a sales assistant. To give the impression that each and every customer is not a complete and utter tosser. That every sentence they utter is both intelligent and insightful. When someone enters my shop and I sweetly and politely say "Hi there", it just makes my day when they sneer at me. Or when they come into the shop while you are closing the doors and proceed to take 20 minutes to decide on a purchase.
"So you wish to return your shoes because you changed your mind? That's no problem at all. Have they been worn?"
"I can see that there is gum on one of the soles and shit on the other"
"That wasn't me"
"Right, well do you see shit or gum on our pristine marble floor"
"So how do you imagine that either of those two products got onto the very scuffed soles of your shoes? I don't believe I will be able to refund you, I'm afraid. It is company policy that we cannot refund worn items."
"I didn't wear them. I want my money back. Call your manager."
"It would be my pleasure, just like being in your presence is making my positively orgasmic with happiness. Before I call her, I just want to take a minute to thank you for just how wonderful you are and to encourage you to never change. I can truly die happy now, knowing that I have met such a genuinely loving person."
I should win an Oscar for how well I am able to emulate the emotion of joy and happiness with each customer. How I am able to act like every attempt at humour is pure genius.
When all I'm really thinking and feeling all day long, is:
It is for this reason, that I have decided to do postgraduate study. If I have to continue working in retail, I just don't know what might happen. It could be anything. Possibly this:
Possibly this:
Most likely this:
And so I think I shall study to become an Archivist. Then I can work with files, books and films instead of customers. I will never be able to say:
But at least I will be achieving something worthwhile and meaningful with my life. Keeping records of the past and maintaining the integrity of our history. It's got to be better than "would you like to pay for that with cash or card?"


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San Francisco-based VIRES Aeronautics, developer of a wing design for small-to-midsize unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has announced a $1 million Series AA round of financing.
According to VIRES, the funding will help enable the company to meet increasing customer demand for extended UAV flight time. VIRES says that Draper Associates led the round, with participation from Lemnos Labs, VegasTechFund, Promus Ventures, Lance White, Don Hutchison and Toivo Annus.
The company notes that its wing design helps allow UAVs to take off and land faster, fly longer, carry more, and consume less fuel.


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The hottest idea for Summer 2018 is the Lazy Bag Air Chair. Easy to inflate and fun to use this Air Chair will be seen at beaches, pool parties, concerts and anywhere you want to chill.
This promotional product will be a huge hit!


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Wah... i think i reali offended alot ppl la! hahahas..
kidding la.. hu will rmb me?
except for my Babies, 3F03, PP,JJ, ErxinSeng, Dumbo, WYJ, IAN, Alvin,5AG..
anymore? hahahas..
ok.. lets jus sae.. EVERYONE is impt to me! hahas..
liddat better? hahas..
Jus came back from Khalil & Wenye's bbq.
Initially tot it will b those serious bbq.. but with khalil ard.. nv fail to make me luff ah.
I had so much fun with all of them.
EVERY SINGLE of them.
those content i shall skip. cos all bbq r liddat..
had a mini conversation with JJ.
cos in office dun reali have e tym with him.
but everydae see PP. hahas.. i v. happy ler. HAHAHAHAHA
*pp, fake enuff? *
Khalil sent me home, since we live near each other.
Chit chat for ard 30 mins before we set off.
He made me luff so loudly that the car park ppl keep look at me.
till we hopped onto the car.. i was still luffing.
hahas. he got this stupid idea of ejecting the seat n sent me to my home directly.
n he sae " hold on tight.. i goin to eject, u level 2 rite? ok.. no nid so much strength."
me: "ok.. i m ready!!! hahashaha"
he:" i sent u alrdy, tml rmb to return me the seats ok~ "
DUMB! hahhas.
ok. now reached home bathed, but hair still smell like bbq la!~ lol


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10 Tips to use for your Daily Commute;Time saving tips
Likes to enjoy while travelling
Commuting to and from work can be tedious, so better is to prepare for it. Through this hub I am sharing some helpful tips for those who do not drive to work, suggested by Lesley.
Get updated: Instead of hurrying with your daily morning schedule, reserve your commuting time for reading the newspapers or getting updated on the INTERNET.
Make calls: Make a list of the people you have to call through the day and, while you commute, start calling those who can take your calls like the plumber or the electrician or your appliance service guy.
Making appointments: Got to visit the doctor or make an appointment at your beauty parlour, Do it while you're on the move.
De-stress: stress plays havoc and what better time to de-stress than during your commute? You can meditate or deep breathe. Concentrate and cut yourself off from the world for a while.
Plan your menu: Use this time to make a list of the dishes that are to be prepared by your cook for the next day. Also list the vegetables and other things that you require.
Recreation: There are some things we all love to do but sometimes cannot find the time for like listening to music or reading a novel etc. Try it while commuting.
Get trendy: The easiest way to learn about fashion and trends is to window-shop-and what better time to do this than while you commute?
Banking: Now most banks have 24-hour Internet and phone banking, do your banking while you commute.
Pay your bills: You can also pay telephone and electricity bills over the phone.
Do your bit: Social service can be very liberating. While on your way to or from work you can drop in at an orphanage or an old age home and give them some edibles.
You can do anything else that you feel to do during your commute, and these are only opinion shared by me based on the tips suggested by Lesley.
- Best Ways to Improve Your Commute
Some things are just beyond our control. Traffic, long distances, and everything else that effects your commute can make it unbearable. Here are ways to make the best of a bad situation.
- 10 ways to use your time productively while commutin...
This post is about efficient and productive time use while long commute and traffic jam. Having internet connected device will achieve the goal.
- Did you know about Green valley in the sky?
'Elaveezha poonchira' meaning the place where no leaves fall, is a beautiful place lying at 3200 feet between Kottayam and Idukki district of Kerala.
- Commuting to work on the buses..........Poems and Ob...
My working week includes daily trips, to and from my work place, on the public bus service. Parking fees in our city centre are very expensive and I prefer to use public transport whenever I can to help reduce the negative environmental effects of...
Cute list! Forgive that off handed observation. For 15 years or so I was in the constant commute in So. Calif. and it gives me a flashback I really don't need.
Some of the effects of that, I have no doubt, caused me to alter my life dramatically, on multiple occassions. In those few moments in the midst of all those "to do's" it occured to me, to escape! Probably had something to do with my divorce as well? The contention and hours we devote to simply getting to and from work has a cumulative affect.
good shout lool. I think it is a really good list, I can't imagine not being able to get my phone out when I need it! I mean how am I going to check hubpages?
Like AK Turner, I used to commute in Kuala Lumpur. But I never dared to take out my phone or any gadgets for fear of being mugged. X-D I did enjoy reading and listening to the MP3, though.
interesting article, I used to commute in London, never again loool. Arm pits, pushing and shoving BO, I'll pass thank you!


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Congratulations to the winner of the Blondeseatclean28 challenge, Kim Zuno from New Jersey! You earned it!
Be inspired by Kim and her insane accomplishments these past 28 days!
- Gave up all diet drinks. We are talking diet soda and crystal light packets loaded with artificial sweeteners that are TOTALLY addicting!
- Started off her day EVERY morning with the Game Changer Green Smoothie. That's right…..spinach for breakfast people. Why? Because it made her feel energized, full, satisfied, AND tastes delicious.
- Kim even fell in love…….with who?, what?, where?…….with her new best friend……INFUSED WATER. She drank a minimum of 64 ounces a day. Bonus: She knows every bathroom in the tri-state area.
- Feel Fabulous – True Story. I looked in the mirror the other day and thought, "Damn you're hot." (giggle) <<<Quote from Kim>>>
- Kim ate clean!! No processed foods. Almost everything she ate looked like it does from Nature.
- Kim avoided sugar like the PLAGUE.
- She is begging us to continue the challenges and grocery lists.
We want to thank YOU Kim. You have been such an inspiration to the BEC team and our friends. We are incredibly proud of every moment you encountered while on this 28 day journey. We are always here to support you and look forward to working with you in the future. Your Health Warrior giveaway is on it's way!!!!!!!
The BEC team would also like to congratulate Spring Burks for winning the second place prize! Spring has been on the clean eating journey for about two months and absolutely killed the #blondeseatclean28 challenge. We look forward to sharing an interview with this amazing chick who has seen incredible changes over the past two months. She is not only inspiring us at BEC, she has completely changed her family's life and has gained quite a following (friends and beyond) herself :) … she is changing lives, ya'll! Stay tuned for more on Spring!
Our third place prize goes out to Natalie Trost and her daughter, VB. We were BLOWN away by their dedication to this journey and cannot wait to see what you have in store for the future. VB is one of our youngest #BECs in training and we are totally inspired by her contagious energy. Keep up the work and spread the love!
Whether you are blonde, brunette, green, purple, or pink (I want pink hair, so bad!) …..we want you to jump aboard and be part of the BEC team. We are here to help you! Please feel free to ask questions and interact with each other. They(the big fat food companies) make it hard for us to be healthy and we are here to support you!
Blondes Eat Clean would also like to thank Health Warrior for the swag gifts! We are so on board with these guys and look forward to working with you again!!!
We look forward to more challenges in the future! Remember to tag #blondeseatclean when posting your journey to a life of energy and clean eating! We love to see what is going on out there!


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Leading in to one of the 'Shipping-est episodes of the X-Files roster, Season Six's The Unnatural:
|So, what's the rule about third base again...?
...ahem. There is a survey that follows.
1) The place: Roswell. The time: July 2, 1947. There's a bright light in the distance. As the camera swings about, you realize:
A) A weather balloon carrying crash-test dummies can give off quite a natural glow, ya?
B) That in 1947, events were set in motion leading up to the creation of a hybrid mix of X-Files and Dawson's Creek forging a t.v. show to be broadcast on the Dubya-Bee in 1999!
C) That it's too soon! Dana and Fox aren't even born yet, so there's no UST to whine aboot! Noooo...:-(
2) Whoops, instead of a UFO crashing in the New Mexico desert, it's a baseball game (?!) As the near-sighted pitcher keeps abusing a poor defenseless cactus with his lousy knuckleball, you:
A) Loudly announce you don't believe in the existence of knuckleballs...after all the aerodynamics of that supposed pitch can't be proven in the realm of physics!
B) Turn to your grandfather and ask, "Pops, did you have baseball back in those days?" And he'll answer, "Sure, but in my day we had to play with pumpkins...while swinging a mackerel...in ten feet of snow...uphill...both ways!..."
C) Wonder if this will be another time-travel episode, where Dana goes back in time and runs into a 1947 version of Fox and gets a chance to kiss him! (hopeful sigh)
3) A Negro League team is playing a white team in the desert, where a black player named Exley is talked about as the next black in the major leagues. After Exley hits his 61 home run, everyone celebrates...until the Klu Klux Klan rides in threatening to lynch him. The white pitcher, however, finally gets his swerve on and nails the Klan leader with a beaner. The players turn the tables and the white manager confronts the shaken Klansman. When he removes the white hood, you expect to see:
A) Pat Buchanan
B) Pat Buchanan
C) Well, since this is the X-Files, you usually get alien grey, but considering it's a doofus wearing a pillow sheet over his head, you finally answer with Pat Buchanan (Writer mumbles, "He makes me ashamed to be a registered Republican...") (note: as of 2002 I quit the party, because the SOBs quit on us)
NOTE: The tag line is "In the Big Inning." O-ho. He-he. I fear I breathe my last. Etc.
4) The time shifts to the present day. Spring is in the air, and Scully is on t.v. providing coverage of the Dodgers. No, that's *Vin* Scully. Poor Dana Scully is in the basement of the Hoover Building lugging about books that are twice the size she is. After dropping the books off on someone's desk (you can take a guess whose), she looks out a window and complains that on a day like today, they should be outside getting a life instead of inside reading old newspapers. When Mulder replies, "I have seen the life on this planet, Scully, and that is exactly why I am looking elsewhere," you reply:
A) "Look, you sad Punk, you may not a have a life, but you shouldn't be dragging the Blessed One down with you into your own personal Hell! (trout-slap)"
B) "Oh, like the Oum-Galgi of Pentax Omega are a barrel of laughs to be with!"
C) "No! Don't look elsewhere, Fox! Look right next to you! Take Dana out to a picnic! (sigh)"
5) Scully sighs and pulls out her snack for the day. Mulder takes notice, and wonders if she brought ice cream for everyone. Scully grins and answers, "It's not ice cream. It's a nonfat tofutti rice dreamsicle." To which you answer:
A) "Hey! Whatever happened to cookie dough ice cream?!"
B) "What? A nonfat tofutti rice...uh-oh. No human could ever eat something like that! She's a clone! She's a clone! RUN!"
C) "Oh, c'mon, Dana, you can share! Just lean in and wave it temptingly in front of F...the dreamsicle. Wave the dreamsicle!"
6) This leads to a scene where Mulder and Scully toss cliches at one another. You:
A) Toss your Punk voodoo doll
B) Toss your cookies
C) Toss aside all preconceptions of the UST. This is serious flirting, boys and girls! Woo-hoo!!!
7) Mulder jumps up and wrestles with Scully for her...her...non-ice-cream thingee. You note:
A) That the Punk, as always, is being a selfish, childish Punk! Trout-slap him, Scully!
B) That no sane man would fight for a nonfat ANYthing! He's a shape-shifting alien! RUN!
C) That they'll spill the nonfat tofutti rice dreamsicle all over each other, meaning they'll have to lick it off one another, leading up to...YES! YES! YES!
8) Mulder has lousy aim and the nonfat thingee spills on the book instead of his partner ('Shippers everywhere are screaming "Aw, NUTS!"). Scully looks down to see that Mulder has been, instead of looking for UFOs, looking at RBIs. Scully, for some reason, cannot comprehend anyone's interest in baseball, but you, for some reason, cannot comprehend that:
A) The Blessed One would give up her Saturdays to help the Punk work on his fantasy baseball league! Like he ever helps Scully on her fantasy football league! (mutter grumble)
B) They would have newspaper clippings from 1947 devoted entirely on baseball when there were more important things to write about, like alien invasions and liver-eating mutants!
C) Dana and Fox aren't tipping those books off the desk and using it for a quickie! Aw, c'mon, you two! Nobody's watching!... (sigh)
9) Mulder suddenly spots a photo clipping of a young Arthur Dales talking to a black baseball player while an eeriely familiar face is in the distance... Faking a sneeze, he tears the page out of the book (the writer of this survey, being a librarian, screams a blood-curdling scream of utter horror and disgust. NO YOU SICK BASTID! YOU STOLE A PAGE FROM A LIBRARY BOOK! DIE YOU MUTANT PIGDOG DIE!) and runs off without telling Scully where he's going. As she mutters "Rebel" after him, you answer:
A) "Rebel? You want rebel? Go watch a James Dean flick! Mulder's a page-stealing Punk who's ditching you AGAIN! But quick, knock his nameplate off the desk and claim it as your own! That ought to teach him!"
C) "Ack! Fox! You forgot your manners and didn't kiss Dana good-bye before running off! No wonder you two haven't made out yet!..."
Okay, Chris Carter, David Duchovny, any and all lawyers representing all sides in this matter, as a librarian I am making a formal protest against your defilement of library property, namely Mulder's unnecessary tearing out of a page when all he had to do was make a photocopy of it. By his actions, he will influence others to deface library materials which will hinder other library patrons needing such resources for legitimate research needs. I request that a formal apology be given to the American Library Association, and that further broadcasts of this episode come with a disclaimer reminding people not to destroy library books. I await your reply. (note: more than ten years later, I have yet to receive a reply. I haven't forgotten this, DUCHOVNY. YOUR SINS HAUNT YOU...)
10) Mulder races off to find Arthur Dales, returning to the set used for that horrendous non-Scully episode Travelers. Expecting Darren McGavin to answer, instead we get esteemed character actor M. Emmet Walsh answering as Arthur Dales. He explains that he and the retired FBI agent are brothers whose parents never got a baby name book, hence the fact that the two boys, their sister, and the pet goldfish were all named "Arthur." You realize:
A) That having a unique name like "Fox" is actually a blessing. The Punk should feel grateful...
B) That vanity plates for this family is a moot issue
C) That conversations must have been like this: "Arthur? Did you feed Arthur?" "Don't look at me. Ask Arthur." "Arthur! It's your turn to clean Arthur's castle!" Etc. etc. (insert scream of the damned here)
11) Mulder and Arthur Deuce discuss that which really matters: collecting Star Wars action-figures. Well, they should. Instead, they talk baseball, leading up to Arthur's question if Mulder believed love can change a man. Mulder answers that, you know, when you meet that special redhead and all... Arthur Deuce retorts, "I'm not talking about women. I'm talking about love. Passion. Like the passion you have for proving extra-terrestrial life. Do you believe that passion can change your very nature? Can make you shape-shift from a man into something other than a man?" You take these rhetorical questions and:
A) Realize these are more philosophical in bent, and do not require answers in a scientific, rational manner
B) Ask your own rhetorical question involving woodchucks, wood, and the act of chucking
C) Answer "Damn right love can change a man! But Fox, dammit, you've got to let Dana change you! Let her heal your soul! Let her mend your heart! Let her operate on that ingrown toenail you call your love life!" (romantic sigh)
12) Arthur Deuce begins his tale (once Mulder pays the nice man with the hat) of working as a policeman in Roswell, looking to protect a Negro League star player, Josh Exley, whom the racial extremists have targeted to keep Blacks out of Major League Baseball. Riding the bus with the team, he spots a reflection of Exley just as lightning strikes in the distance, revealing the face of an alien grey. Mulder can't believe a baseball player was an alien. Arthur Deuce notes that all the great players were aliens. You note:
A) see B)
B) see C)
C) That it makes absolutely perfect bloody sense! How else can you explain Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa?!?! (note: in hindsight, this was not that funny...)
13) Continuing his story, Arthur Deuce describes one day where he spies two burly white men plotting something insidious. He jumps on Exley to protect him, but he notices the two whites were just aiming water pistols at an unsuspecting matron of the fine art of hardball. (Hey, reading George Will *does* come in handy!) Arthur Deuce tries to explain away his actions by claiming he was knocking away some giant bee. You answer:
A) "Damn bee!"
B) "Damn bee!"
C) "Damn Slashers, uh, I mean Damn bee!"
14) After a beanball nails Ex on the head, Arthur Deuce hears him talk gibberish and spies green acidic goo on a glove. He turns the glove over to a skeptical non-redheaded scientist and talks with a police officer from Exley's supposed hometown. When we see the police officer is really the Alien Bounty Hunter, we realize:
A) That this guy looks like one of the punks who hassled Arnold in the Terminator movie back in 1984! Hey, didn't he get his heart ripped out?...
B) That the Alien Bounty Hunter must not be paid well by the Syndicate since he seems to have a second job and all...
C) That a show without Dana is a show without a resolution to all this sexual tension! Bring back the redhead!
15) Later that night, Arthur Deuce hears a noise in Exley's room. Quietly picking the lock, he sneaks into Josh's darkened room and turns on the light to see...an alien grey working on his hitting stance. The grey screams. Arthur screams. The grey screams back. Arthur screams and faints. You:
A) Turn to the two robotic friends sitting next to you on the sofa and say, "Girly scream, Tom, girly scream, Crow."**
B) Scream because someone spilled nonfat tofutti...what do you mean, you're sitting there by yourself?! Then who...? Oh...no... (Scream)
C) Cry (not scream) because Dana and Fox haven't held hands yet and the episode is half-way finished! (weep) (wail)
**This was gleaned from an MSTied version of "Jose Chung's From Outer Space" written by Robert Coakley (I had helped a little on that one). He used to have a web site containing a lot of the Season Three episodes that were MSTied by him, but it's gone now. :-(
16) Ex does what he can to wake Arthur Deuce, who keeps fainting. Finally, he stays conscious long enough to ask Exley if this is what he really looks like. Exley tries to prove he's a shape-shifter by turning into a sexy blonde. As she (?) slides into the lap of an increasingly uncomfortable Arthur, you shout at the screen:
A) "Damn blonde!"
B) "Damn Yankees!"
C) "Damn Slashers, uh, I mean Damn bee!"
17) Exley explains to Arthur Deuce how he fell in love with baseball, and fled from his "people" so he could play the game, which to aliens seem incomprehensible. As they get off the bus, Ex spots the Alien Bounty Hunter and realizes the gig is up. The scientist who tested the green goo for Arthur Deuce finds it's of an unearthly origin, but then "Exley" shows up and kills the scientist, quickly flashing the face of the Bounty Hunter. Arthur goes to warn Ex he had been framed, but Exley says he's leaving and going back to his community. Arthur tries to talk him out of it with cliches about teamwork and all, while Exley bounces back a few cliches of his own. You:
A) Ponder out loud, "What is it with sports and lame cliches?"
B) Respond to the OBSSE acolyte sitting next to you with a "Remember Bull Durham? It's like Crash says, you gotta know your cliches, they're your friends. Repeat after me: 'I'm just here to help the ball club...'"
C) Sigh, "When are Dana and Fox gonna do it?" (Writer notes this is the point where the other two X-Philers stop talking about Kevin Costner movies and start slapping you with their trouts)
18) The show repeats the opening scene in the desert. When the hood comes off to show the dizzy grey alien blinking, most everybody runs off. The grey stands and reverts to the face of the Bounty Hunter, who is disappointed more than angered over Exley's recklessness doing something as worthless as "a game." He prepares to execute Ex for his sins, demanding the ball player show "his true face." Exley replies that it is his face, so the grey executioner accepts this and proceeds to shove that pointed stick in Exley's neck. Arthur Deuce shows up too late and witnesses the execution. When he cradles Exley in his arms, finding red blood instead of green (signifying Exley's transformation into a human being), you realize:
A) That this cannot be counted as a miracle since the Blessed Redhead is nowhere in sight!
B) That the good news is Exley is dying a man, but the bad news...well...
C) That humming "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" at this moment is going to get you another trout-slap from your fellow Philes!
19) After a showy overblown shot of the aged Arthur Dales pining for an absent friend (okay, David, you know how to direct. Thank you for pointing that out...), the scene shifts to a ballpark at night. Scully FINALLY shows up (after suffering 40 minutes of withdrawal) to find Mulder working on his batting swing. One thought sticks to your brain cells:
A) When Gillian directs her own X-Files episode, she's gonna keep it simple and sweet, not showy like the Pu...uh, David's work. Whoops, gotta keep the actors and the characters as separate entities in my...screw it! Gillian IS Scully! David IS Mulder! Gizzie IS that third extra on the left holding a hot dog!...
B) Hey! Whatever happened to the goldfish?!
C) Ooh! A moonlit night! In an open field! They're going to...aw, nuts, there's that kid working the pitching machine! Damn it all!
20) Mulder offers to teach Scully how to swing the bat. She stands at the plate while Mulder hovers right behind her (WHOA), wrapping his arms around to help Scully hold the bat (GASP), occasionally dropping a hand to her thighs (JAW DROP) to guide her hips (YOWZA) as she masters her swing (pant pant). When she tells him, "Shut up, Mulder, I'm playing baseball," you conclude this episode:
A) With a hale and hearty cheer for Scully as she hits those dingers like she was Mark McGwire (note: in hindsight, not an apt comparison...)
B) With a puzzled, "No, really, what happened to the goldfish?"
C) With the sudden and permanent tossing out of your Bull Durham tape. Screw that, you've got *this* episode to keep your erotic baseball desires going for the rest of your life! (orgasmic grin)
If you more often than not answered:
A) Then you are an OBSSE member who hits .275 lifetime, has a .993 fielding percentage, and two Golden Gloves in your brilliant hardball career
B) Then you are an X-Phile with a 1.87 ERA, averaging 8.3 strikeouts a game and a winning average of 20 games a season
C) Then you are a 'Shipper who has never hit a home run...(depressing sigh)...but you get the feeling Dana and Fox will (figuratively speaking) once the kid leaves! (orgasmic sigh)


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Check out our Artist Spotlight about Booker T. Jones Stax Revue on the Roots N Blues N BBQ Blog!
It can be argued that it was Booker T. Jones who set the cast for modern soul music and is largely responsible for its rise and enduring popularity. On classic Stax hits like "Green Onions," "Hang 'Em High," "Time Is Tight," and "Melting Pot" the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Musicians Hall of Fame inductee and GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award recipient pushed the music's boundaries, refined it to its essence and then injected it into the nation's bloodstream. Sound the Alarm, the new album from Booker T, finds the Hammond B3 organ master looking ahead yet again, laying down his distinctive bedrock grooves amid a succession of sparkling collaborations with some of contemporary R&B's most gifted young voices.
Flush with new ideas and young talent, Sound the Alarm is also an exciting reconnection to the Stax Records tradition, which began for Booker T as a teen, when the Bluff City label was founded out of McLemore Avenue's Satellite Record Shop. "I found the music that I loved for the rest of my life at Satellite Records, while I was on my bike soliciting customers on my paper route," he recalled. "I walked into the lobby of the Capitol Theater, and it had been transformed into a record store, and there was Steve Cropper playing records for me there when I was in ninth grade. That legacy is my heart and my life. That's where I come from." And, Booker adds, "I have music inside me, and I'm looking forward to the future. I'm very excited about making some things happen."


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Hello and welcome to the You Link It, We Make It Link Party! This isn't your average Recipe sharing link party – we've got a twist. Rather than us only sharing our recipes with you, we'll be making, and reviewing, our favorite recipes from those linked up each week!
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Now onto the recipes and our features! We had so many fun and interesting recipe entries from last week that it was hard to choose – Thanks to everyone for linking-up. These were our six favorites!
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We must have both been in a sweet kind of mood because desserts were on the menu this week.
April chose to make Our Table for Seven's Iron Skillet Pineapple Upside Down Cake – be sure to visit her for that review and recipe.
I went with Don't Sweat the Recipe's Fresh Strawberry Cupcakes – perfect for my daughter's birthday!
This would be a perfect cupcake for summer, when strawberries were in season and full of flavor – I found it light, not too sweet, with a perfect crumb and texture. The bake times were right on – my oven runs a bit hot as an FYI.
The frosting was light and fluffy and had plenty of strawberry taste. There is a note to be sure to reduce the strawberry puree appropriately – be sure to do this or you'll end up with a soupy mess. Don't ask me how I know that! You'll want it to reduce the puree to a jam consistency – 3 tablespoons.
The cupcakes were a huge hit, especially with my birthday girl! Happy Birthday, Meg, and thank you Don't Sweat the Recipe for the idea!
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Dave Grohl x Audioslave "Show Me How To Live" Live at Chris Cornell Tribute Concert
Check out my side-stage footage of Dave Grohl performing the Audioslave song "Show Me How To Live" with Audioslave members Tom Morello on guitar and Brad Wilk on drums. Metallica's Robert Trujillo fills in on bass guitar for Tim Commerford.
PRESS RELEASE: Dave Grohl to Headline Autism Speaks October 4, 2018 "Into the Blue Gala"
AUTISM SPEAKS PRESS RELEASE September 27, 2018: We are thrilled that Dave Grohl is supporting Autism Speaks and its mission by headlining the 2018 "Into the Blue Gala" with an acoustic performance on October 4, at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
feelnumb.com EXCLUSIVE: Jack White Drops by The Outsiders House Museum in Tulsa & Drops The Cash To Complete Phase 1
In 2016, Danny Boy O'Connor, a lifelong fan of the book and film "The Outsiders" he purchased the worn down Tulsa, Oklahoma "Curtis Brothers" house used in the 1983 film by Francis Ford Coppola. Jack White fell in love with the house and asked what he needed to finish phase 1 of the project. The next day Jack White made the generous donation of 30k.
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THE MAIN EVENT: The Epic Battle for Daxx Nielsen Cheap Trick Drum Stick
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Guns N' Roses Hidden Zodiac Killer Coded Message on "The Spaghetti Incident?" Album Cover
Guns N' Roses released "The Spaghetti Incident?" album composed of covers of older punk rock and hard rock songs on November 23, 1993. The rather unassuming album cover does have an interesting hidden message at the bottom though.
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The inside report on the now on the infamous Liam Gallagher + Joe Perry + Foo Fighters performance of The Beatles "Come Together" – Obviously it wasn't the best performance but consider it part of rock history. Where else are you gonna see members of Oasis, Aerosmith, The Germs, Foo Fighters & Nirvana perform a song by The Beatles written by John Lennon??? ONLY AT CALJAM 2017
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London, Dec 30: Actress Linda Evans has managed to share her passion for food, cooking and life in her new memoir 'Recipes for Life.'
Evans, best known for her iconic role as Krystal Carrington on "Dynasty" says throughout her life and successful career she would collect recipes. Some were from famous friends like John Wayne and world-renowned chefs. She shares many of those recipes in her book.
"We would go out and have dinner with John Wayne and his wife and have this fabulous food and I remember I said, 'Do you think I could get that recipe?' and he said, 'Well, ask him' so I said, 'Do you think I could have that recipe?' and he said, 'Sure, give the lady the recipe' and his wife gave me the recipe and I've got John Wayne's crab dip you know which I love and his green chili cheese casserole which he loved so much he used to have his wife put it on a piece of paper when he would go on location and she'd fold it up and put it in his pocket so the caterers could make it for him I mean just fun things in your life that you think, 'How great to share these with people.'"
Evans also shares her personal ups and downs like her marriage to John Derek, who famously left her for Bo Derek who was 30 years his junior. She says the reflection that came from writing the book helped her to appreciate even the low-points of her past.
"You know things that happen like your husband leaves you for a 15-year-old and you think 'My God I'd like to erase that moment' except if I hadn't had that moment happen I could never have done 'Dynasty.' I would never have the extraordinary all that was in the book for three quarters of the book would not have existed because my husband at the time didn't want me to work with anybody so I would never of had those experience so you look back and you actually bless the things that happened to you that were seemingly lousy and say, 'Wow! Thank God they happened.'"
69-year-old Evans says she would consider returning to acting. Resurrecting "Dynasty" may even be a possibility if the TNT reboot of other 1980's primetime soap "Dallas" is successful.
"It's embarrassing when you say 'No, I'd never do this' or 'I'd never do that.' I'm open as I said, 'What am I gonna do with the rest of my life?' since I'm planning to live a long life. I'm open."
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Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Joy on the River
It was a walking dogs' day. People stopped to chat. What birds have you seen today? What do you know about the history of the river? Do you think there are still sharks in the river? Is it safe to swim in? Meeting people along the trail and sharing stories about the river adds to the joy of river connecting.
'My dad told me that the river used to be so clear,' says the women in red with the small fox terrier. While the dog mooched around wanting to run in the undergrowth, the women told me how her father had loved the river. 'He used to go swimming not far from here and there was a real sandy beach. And people would flock there. But all that's gone now. The river is all silted up.'
Then one of the other river-lovers told me about what Sandy Creek used to be like. I've written about Sandy Creek before, as a beautiful deep chocolate brown creek bordered by mud and mangroves. But I learnt that it was not always like this. In fact, Sandy Creek used to be just that, a creek with a sandy bottom and sandy bank - and few or no mangroves. It was once a great place for fishing.
But the creek has changed. The sand has been replaced by oozy mud and the banks are now lined with mangroves. This marks a change from fresh to more salty tidal water. Why?
It's a question of less water coming down the river, the daming of the river upstream, less rain flushing out the creek bed, and also, as far as Sandy Creek is concerned, while it is an open flowing creek near the river, not far away the creek is squeezed into a drain, the wildness contained, controlled, channelled, covered over. The creek does not flow free. The sand has all but disappeared.
There is a marvellous photo held by Picture Australia in the archives of a family, in 1930s, sitting on the beach, enjoying a picnic. But this was then. The days of river beaches and family frolicks have passed but the river is still a playspace, a place to shake off the constraints of the concreted-ashphalted urban-ness and feel the freedom, the sight of the sparkling bush and the flourishing tidal flow. This is sacred.
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Hello Kitty Steering Wheel Cover
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Didn't have time to do a real shot today, so it's another phone one. I took this while waiting in the looong drive thru line for Jack in the Box. I was craving an oreo milkshake, so I went and got one :)
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bought this years ago.. it's still in the packaging cos i don't own a car or a license >_<;;
maybe i should trade it for something i can USE ?!@ any offers ? *chortle* ^-^
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Five years later, the city remains torn, battered and areas empty. You see buildings swept away from their foundations. You hear the stories of father and son developing lung diseases as they attempt to collect what little remains from their house which sits under a foot of water - three months after the hurricane. In Japan, many don't even have homes to collect remains from. Everything is gone.
Earthquakes are nothing new to Japan. They are the most prepared country in the world for such a disaster. After all, the island sits just left of the intersection of four tectonic plates. But nothing can prepare a country for an earthquake whose after shocks alone surpass most earthquakes felt in the United States. Besides, steel enforcement can hold a building tall in disaster but no amount of steel will make up for lives lost or family heirlooms ruined or the imminent fear of nuclear disaster.
When I received the call that my home was on fire, I immediately thought of all the things I wanted to save. I thanked God that my camera and memory cards were with me, that Aiden wasn't in the house, that I had spare clothes in the car and somewhere to stay. But I cried at the possibility of losing my dancer mail, my teddy bear, my scrapbook. Silly, simple things. Not everything. I hadn't lost everything. I had somewhere to go. And yet, it felt as if everything was turned upside down.
Perhaps what hurts the most about the continuing disaster in Japan (other than these before and after photos from the New York Times) is that the people have remained calm and steadfast in their beliefs. Anywhere else in the world, disasters have been followed with looting, murders, chaos. In Japan, the citizens remain in lines for their meager sum of groceries outside stores which hardly stand. It hurts to see such a disciplined, peaceful nation facing such a large disaster. In Psychology last semester, we discussed how in Western society, we are raised to place ourselves over the group. Though a group mindset shows itself, often in persuasive tactics, we wish to be individuals, unique. We want to improve our own status wether that hurts those around us or not. While I don't believe that everyone in all Western countries feels and acts this way, it is our cultural norm.
In Japan (and most Asian cultures), things are different. We learned that standing out of the group is not ideal. Their cultural is more homogeous than ours. And it leans itself toward discipline and groupthink. If I had any doubt that this was true, it has been erased from my mind. The absence of violence and robbery in Japan astounds me more and more as each day passes since the disaster. In New Orleans, one single day after Katrina, madness struck. A tourist, Denise Bollinger, snapped photos of looting in the French Quarter and described it as It's insane." In Japan, everyone is working together to make sure that as many citizens survive as possible. I firmly believe that if a country and its people are doing everything they can to ensure stability and safety - then we can do our part to help as well.
A friend of mine, Savannah of Savannah's Savoir Faire, tweeted about a project in the works to raise money for Japan - a blogger's day of silence, For Japan with Love. The project began with two bloggers at Utterly Engaged and Ever Ours and has since expanded to over eighty bloggers. It started with a goal of $5,500 raised for ShelterBox but that total has been almost tripled. At last check, over $14,250 had been raised.
The mission is simple. Be quiet. Take a day as a moment of silence for everyone who has lost their life or who remains missing in Japan. Our hope is that you will recongize those losses not only by seeing our silence but by contributing.
All funds raised through the project will be donated to ShelterBox. The money is then used to send lifesaving supplies to families in devestated countries. Their work is not only being done in Japan but Madagascar and Bolivia as well. Each box contains emergency supplies tailored to the area and the crisis which is occuring - these supplies include a tent (which can house up to ten people), blankets, a tool kit (with a hammer, axe and more), a stove (which can burn easily available substances including diesel or old paint) and my favorite supply of all? A "smile pack" which provides small toys, crayons, and other fun things to children involved. After the fire, my heart broke for Aiden who was left in a small hotel room with no toys. no video games. Now, I know it sounds silly that crayons are vital after an earthquake but if that "smile pack" can distract a child from even a moment of the crisis around him/her, it is crucial. It gives parents one less worry, it allows them to focus on getting things done and moving forward. It is perhaps the single reason I have fallen in love with the work that ShelterBox is doing. If you care to learn more about the organization, you can visit them online here.
Today, I have said much about Japan. Tomorrow, I will say nothing. Please join me in making a difference for families in Japan, bringing smiles to children, and even saving lives.
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The Do-Attitudes Series
Contributed by Kelly Dufour on Jan 29, 2009 (message contributor)
Summary: Today, we will look at the next four Beatitudes which describe what a Christian should do, we'll call them "The Do-Attitudes."
The Jesus Code: Part 2
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Pastor Kelly Dufour
Text: Matthew 5:7-12
Headline: Man soars three miles above Los Angeles in a lawn chair "aircraft"
The incredible flight of Larry Walters, a 33-year-old Vietnam veteran and North Hollywood truck driver with no pilot or balloon training, took place on July 2, 1982. Larry filled 45 weather balloons with helium and tethered them in four tiers to an aluminum lawn chair he purchased at Sears for $110, loading his makeshift aircraft (dubbed the "Inspiration I") with a large bottle of soda, milk jugs full of water for ballast, a pellet gun, a portable CB radio, an altimeter, and a camera.
(Show Picture) Donning a parachute, Larry climbed into his chair from the roof of his girlfriend's home in San Pedro while two friends stood at the ready to untether the craft. He took off a little earlier than expected, however, when his mooring line was cut by the roof's sharp edges. As friends, neighbors, reporters and cameramen looked on, Larry Walters rocketed into the sky above San Pedro. A few minutes later Larry radioed the ground that he was sailing across Los Angeles Harbor towards Long Beach.
Walters had planned to fly 300 miles into the Mojave Desert, but the balloons took him up faster than expected and the wind didn't cooperate, and Walters quickly found himself drifting 16,000 feet above Long Beach. (He later reported that he was "so amazed by the view" that he "didn't even take one picture.") As Larry and his lawnchair drifted into the approach path to Long Beach Municipal Airport, perplexed pilots from two passing Delta and TWA airliners alerted air traffic controllers about what appeared to be an unprotected man floating through the sky in a chair.
Meanwhile, Larry, feeling cold and dizzy in the thin air three miles above the ground, shot several of his balloons with the pellet gun to bring himself back down to earth. He attempted to aim his descent at a large expanse of grass of a north Long Beach country club, but Larry came up short and ended up entangling his tethers in a set of high-voltage power lines in Long Beach about ten miles from his liftoff site. The plastic tethers protected Walters from electrocution as he dangled above the ground until firemen and utility crews could cut the power to the lines (blacking out a portion of Long Beach for twenty minutes). Larry managed to maneuver his chair over a wall, step out, and cut the chair free.
Larry, who had just set a new altitude record for a flight with gas-filled clustered balloons became an instant celebrity, but the Federal Aviation Administration was not amused. Unable to revoke Walters' pilot's license because he didn't have one, an FAA official announced that they would charge Walters "as soon as we figure out which part of the FAA code he violated."
"It was something I had to do. I had this dream for twenty years, and if I hadn't done it, I think I would have ended up in the funny farm. I didn't think that by fulfilling my goal in life — my dream — that I would create such a stir and make people laugh."
Have you ever found yourself saying, "It was something I had to do" or "I just need to DO something"? Many of us have regrets for something we didn't DO.
The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing. – Walt Disney
Just do it. – Nike
Today's study in "The Jesus Code" comes from the second half of the Beatitudes. In our previous study, we covered the first four Beatitudes. The first four address what the Christian attitude should be (Be-Attitudes). Today, we will look at the next four which describe what a Christian should do, we'll call them "The Do-Attitudes."
Message: "Do-Attitudes"
Read: Matthew 5:7-12
7 Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.
8 Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
9 Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God.
10 Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
11 "Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. 12 Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you. Matt 5:7-12 (NIV)
1. Mercy (vs. 7)
Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. Matthew 5:7
Mercy is the primary language of Christianity because it is the primary language of Christ. This Beatitude is a statement of a principle that runs throughout the New Testament.
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Paso Canyon Ranch is nestled in the heart of Paso Robles wine country. Located in the center of the East Paso Robles wineries, certified Organic farms, the historic town of Creston and the Creston Wine Trail. The Ranch amenities include 3 beautifully decorated bedrooms, a spacious living room, as well as two full bathrooms. The entertainment center includes a DVD / Blu-ray player and is capable of streaming internet media from services like Netflix and Hulu. High speed DSL internet is available to all of our guests.
The ranch offers guests great outdoor amenities as well, with 3 seating areas, horse shoes, ping pong, a propane BBQ, and Hot Tub, Paso Canyon Ranch is the perfect place to spend with family and friends.
Guests arriving at Paso Canyon Ranch can expect a quiet country setting that provides for rest and relaxation. While only 12 minutes from down town Paso Robles you will feel and be able to take advantage of being away from it all.
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On 23rd May 2013 at Phuket Provincial Hall, Chief of Phuket Community Development Office – Chaiya Khamsaard presided over a committee meeting held to discuss the development of a network for OTOP businesses in Phuket.
Khun Chaiya said "Thailand's Ministry of Interior has announced the selection of Phuket's new OTOP products for 2013, and out of 65 products 60 have been passed and these will now be promoted along with Phuket's existing products. Out of the products, which are mainly costumes and food, 14 of the products have been given a 5 star rating, 20 products 4 star, 19 products 3 star, 5 products 2 star and 2 products 1 star."
He added "This meeting is being held today to market the distribution of the goods that are produced, and to ensure they are certified according to their different destinations, which in turn will help all groups. If we are able to distribute the products more, this in turn will mean an increase in the production of the items. OTOP, which has now become very famous, has invited representatives from the Post Office, Gasoline Stations and other places who can sell the products to help distribute Phuket's OTOP products to ensure they can be sold throughout the country, helping to boost Phuket's economy."


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Chinese Instant Brown Sugar Ginger Tea For Body Warm Up And Prevent Colds,stomachache And Dysmenorrhea
Dunsunrise Foods is known as one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of cheap chinese instant brown sugar ginger tea for body warm up and prevent colds,stomachache and dysmenorrhea in China. Under strict quality control system, our factory also offers customized service, free sample and...
All of our products are from our own ginger planting farm, and now sells to all over the world including Japan, EU, America, Asia and Africa. From last year, we have developed natural sushi ginger and sushi ginger without MSG and Aspartame According to the market demand. We endeavor to offer healthy sushi foods to the people around the world and glad to provide samples.
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raw material: tender ginger
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delivery time:15days
brand: the clients' brand or OEM or our own brand-Future
capacity:500 000ctns/month
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In Japan, ginger is pickled to make beni shoga and gari or grated and used raw on tofu or noodles. It is made into a candy called shoga no sato zuke. In the traditional Korean kimchi, ginger is either finely minced or just juiced to avoid the fibrous texture and added to the ingredients of the spicy paste just before the fermenting process.
In Burma, ginger is called gyin. It is widely used in cooking and as a main ingredient in traditional medicines. It is consumed as a salad dish called gyin-thot, which consists of shredded ginger preserved in oil, with a variety of nuts and seeds.
In Thailand' where it is called ขิง khing, it is used to make a ginger garlic paste in cooking.
In Indonesia, a beverage called wedang jahe is made from ginger and palm sugar. Indonesians also use ground ginger root, called jahe, as a common ingredient in local recipes.


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Dancehall artiste Ninjaman (FILE)
KINGSTON – Desmond Ballentyne, the colourful dancehall deejay known as Ninjaman, was sentenced to life in prison when he appeared in the Home Circuit Court on Monday for the March 2009 murder of Ricardo Johnson.
Ninjaman and two other people, including his son, were found guilty of murder in November. He is to serve 25 years before being eligible for parole. He was given 20 years for shooting with intent and life imprisonment for murder.
The other two accused were also handed life sentences, with 15 years before being eligible for parole.
The three were to be sentenced on Friday. However, their sentencing was postponed because the attorney representing one of the convicted men was late for court.
When the sentence was handed out, Ninjaman, gave the thumbs up and his attorney, Queen's Counsel Valerie Neita-Robertson had earlier indicated they would be appealing the verdict.
The seven-member jury deliberated for more than three hours in the Home Circuit Court before returning the guilty verdict against the singer, his son Janiel, and Dennis Clayton. The three were accused of the murder of Ricardo Johnson, also known as "Trooper", in March 2009.
Ninjaman was found guilty of murder and shooting with intent, while his co-accused were convicted of murder after the jury heard testimony from the main witness whom the prosecution named only as "Witness A".
He was arrested in 2009 and remanded in custody for three years before being offered bail.
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Paula Llewellyn told reporters that the murder had its foundation in a domestic dispute between two tenants that escalated on March 16, 2009 and continued the following day.
Ninjaman rose to prominence in the 1980s and during his career spanning more than 30 years, Ninjaman had several hits including his first titled Cover Me, featuring Tinga Stewart. (CMC)


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Looking out, eating out and writing it up!
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
MyElephant Thai Restaurant - Aman Suria
Great and invigorating starters. The ingredients looked a bit short initially but after sharing it in halves with my wife we came out satisfied and with a surprisingly filled stomach. The sweet sticky caramelized sauce has some tart (plum) balancing it and making it a great to spread on the leaves. The delicately cubed ginger and lime with skin on were really appetising opening up our palate for more to come. The promise of a beautiful evening, great company and food.
Good portions of tender and great tasting duck. Any Hong Kong roast will be proud if it. The curry was really good but santan came thick. You either love it or find it overpowering. It filled the tummy really fast. Eat it last if you want all those gravy.
Refreshing but with sweet dominance coming from the pomelo which I think should be sourish. The other mixture of ingredients came from the Mieng Kham.
Batter-coated deep-fried Kangkung. Tempura Kangkung. Crisp and tasty batter but oily
22, Jalan PJU 1/43, Aman Suria, Petaling Jaya
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A Precious Gift
November 5, 2009
As college students we often dread or blow-off our assigned readings, we'd rather check our facebook, some would rather tweet and we quickly forget how fortunate we are, with our precious gift of literacy. We choose not to read, when others unfortunately do not have the choice.
Literacy is the ability to read, write, compute and use technology at a level that enables the person to reach their full potential as a parent, employee an community member.
A new movie Precious, starring Mariah Carey and Mo'Nique, following the tragic life of a sixteen year old that can neither read nor write.
60 minutes correspondent and Emmy award-winning journalist, Byron Pitts, recently spoke out about his own struggles with literacy in his new book "Step Out on Nothing:How Faith and Family Helped Me Conquer Life's Challenges."
Unfortunately it is often movies such as this that are necessary to shed light on issues such as illiteracy, that seem so distant from our own lives, so encompassed by literacy. An estimated 32 million adults in the United States have such low literacy skills that they cannot fill out a job application.
Illiteracy can be linked to extreme unemployment, poor health and poverty. Organizations such as ProLiteracy, Second Start Adult Literacy Program in Oakland and Caliteracy are all dedicated to literacy education.


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I don't usually use acrylic painting. I don't like it because I feel that I can't control it well. Basically I'm used to watercolors and ink. Am always have this "love hate" with painting. It challenge me from my deepest feelings and fears.
So yesterday, I decided (every once in a while I do it) to step away from my doubts and fear and I start painting two little goddesses: one in paper and the other in canvas.
At first is always feel like a battle but then it flow and I'm calm and happy to try this medium.
It's not perfect. I still have a long way to conquer painting and I will don't give up.
I'm looking forward for more painting and practice!
I will sharing more soon!