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Why Being Young Doesn't Make You a Social Media Expert
February 21, 2013 in Internet, Social Networking | Tags: Digital, Expert, Privacy, Social Media, Teens, Tweens | Leave a comment
"Being the digital mom I am, I thought I had covered all bases. But what I hadn't counted on was social media being an entirely different beast, and rendering my digitally savvy girls into digital Mr. Magoos."
Navigated from Mashable
The 10 Best Corporate Blogs in the World
January 9, 2013 in Business, Social Networking | Tags: Best, Blogs, Corporate, Marketing, Social Media, Tech sector | Leave a comment
Amid the coal pile that is the state of corporate blogging today, here are a few diamonds that don't bore to tears with pronouncements, promotions and product announcements (the Killer P's).
Via {grow}
6 Things Social Networking Sites Need to Stop Doing
October 9, 2012 in Social Networking | Tags: Interaction, Invasive, Policies, Privacy, Tracking | 1 comment
Social networking sites are how humans interact now, and it will continue until the day the zombies eat through our network cables. That's what makes increasingly annoying and/or invasive social networking practices so much harder to swallow.
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Twitter Is Tracking You On The Web; Here's What You Can Do To Stop It
October 4, 2012 in Internet, Social Networking | Tags: Activity, Following, Tracking, Twitter, Web | Leave a comment
While most of us were hurrying to turn off Twitter's new email digests, the company announced they would begin suggesting new people and brands to follow based on your Twitter activity. The trouble is, by "activity," they mean your friends, followers, and even where you go on the web once you leave Twitter.
Via Lifehacker
Putting Facebook in Perspective
October 2, 2012 in Internet, Social Networking | Tags: Big Picture, Communication, Facebook, Persepctive, Revolution | Leave a comment
The combination of the Internet, social media, and mobile devices ushers in an era of mass collaboration. These new technologies allow anyone to connect to anyone and everyone, at any time — and there are already signs that the relationships we have with ourselves, with each other, and with our institutions are changing in response.
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Three careers that will dominate social media (and it's not what you think)
June 3, 2012 in Business, Internet, Social Networking | Tags: Career, Dominate, Future, Social Media, Transformation | Leave a comment
Looking into the future, it's not sure marketing, sales, advertising, or even PR are going to be the leading career paths to lead a social organization transformation. Of course these areas are important — and will continue to be — but to grow a corporate social media competency, these people would be hired in a company:
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Visiting Facebook Just Once Can Derail Your Productivity
June 3, 2012 in Social Networking, Work | Tags: Derail, Distraction, Facebook, Productivity, Visiting once | Leave a comment
We know distractions are bad when you're trying to work. But, a new study found that it doesn't matter how many times you're distracted in one period of important work—even one little distraction is enough to derail your productivity.
Full story at Lifehacker
When is the best time to tweet?
June 3, 2012 in Internet, Social Networking | Tags: Best time, Effective, Followers, Reach, Tools, Tweet, Twitter | Leave a comment
We all want our tweets to get noticed, read and retweeted—whether they are your personal tweets or you are tweeting on behalf of a brand. Here is some information about what research says about the best time to tweet and some tools that can help you tailor your tweeting times to your followers' habits.
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16 Terrible Social Media Mistakes You're Making
May 24, 2012 in Internet, Social Networking | Tags: Complaints, Mistakes, Social Media, Strategy | Leave a comment
"What are the biggest mistakes that you find small business leaders make when using social media?"
Facebook's 'dark side': study finds link to socially aggressive narcissism
May 10, 2012 in Social Networking | Tags: Facebook, Friends, Happy, Obsession, Self-image | Leave a comment
Psychology paper finds Facebook and other social media offer platform for obsessions with self-image and shallow friendships.
Researchers have established a direct link between the number of friends you have on Facebook and the degree to which you are a "socially disruptive" narcissist, confirming the conclusions of many social media sceptics.
Full story at The Guardian


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When you take a studio at Space Tank you get access to a huge range of machinery and technology plus loads of fabrication space for all your maker needs. At Space Tank, Melbourne Makers are accelerating their product development businesses, skill sharing, building their prototypes and niche manufactured commissions. Drop by for a visit and coffee and check it out.

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It has long been a criticism of New Labour that they have abondoned their roots in the labour movement and spent too long playing court to big business rather than worrying about the working man.
Now David Cameron has decided to steal Barak Obama's clothes and take 'Plan for Change' as his party conference theme.
I have long maintained that the names of the political parties have a lot more to do with their roots than with any actual reflegion of their current policies or the philosphies of their members. But when faced with illiberal Liberals, Labour capitalists and revolutionary Conservatives a start to wonder whether the parties' names are supposed to be ironic!


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The sum and substance of the message of the Bible can be summarised in an argument (or syllogism) such as this:
Major Premise: The true Messiah shall be both God and man, from the seed of David. He shall be born of his heavenly Father's bosom. He shall satisfy the law. He shall offer himself as a sacrifice for the sins of the faithful. He shall conquer death by dying and rising again. He shall ascend into heaven. In due time he shall return for judgment.
Minor Premise: Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Mary, meets all of these requirements.
Conclusion: Therefore Jesus is the true Messiah.
In this syllogism the major premise is the scope or principal burden of the writings of all the prophets. The minor premise is contained in the writings of the evangelists and apostles.
William Perkins, The Art of Prophesying (originally, 1592), 11.
I love Perkins' messianic reading of the Bible, understanding the books of the Bible to be strictly and ultimately messianic documents. I would only add to Perkins' conclusion that Jesus must, therefore, be wholly believed upon or, as Paul puts it, "(God) commands all people everywhere to repent" (Acts 17.30), on the basis of Christ's person and work.
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She's so nice, good teacher, DON'T DISS! She's a great singer, but rather shy! awww
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she is spiffingly friendly etc but talks at length to me about my dad (mohammed) because she knows him from primary school or something - otherwise she may just be pretty good
She's really nice but her lessons are boring and she's not the greatest teacher in the world.
she is the best teacher i've ever had she's given me a great start to learning french. i might even take german and french for GCSE!
she is brilliat very helpful and its obvious she really genuinely cares. it inspires u to work a bit harder.
Can teach well but tends to tell rambling stories that don't have endings.
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John Green WinninghamNovember 15, 1932 ~ August 27, 2017 (age 84)
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John Green Winningham, of Vilonia passed away peacefully on August 27, 2017 in Vilonia, Arkansas at the age of 84.
John was born on November 15, 1932 in Germantown, Tennessee to Russell and Clara Bashart Winningham. John was a Veteran of the United States Air Force where he served as a Military Police Officer during the Korean Conflict from 1951-1955. He graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville with a Bachelor Degree in Business. He started working in the banking industry as a loan officer at Twin City Bank in April 1974 and was promoted to branch manager in 1977. He continued to work there until his retirement in 1997. He was also an active member of the Kiwanian Club where he was named Kiwanian of the year in July of 1992.
John is survived by his son, Ralph Winningham of Sarasota, Florida; two daughters, Darinda Terwilliger of Vilonia; Karen Sowell of North Little Rock, Arkansas; sister, Jonelle Smale of Festus, Missiouri; fourteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren, as well as a host of extended family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents; three sisters, Virginia Elam; Louise Boysworth; Ruby Bobo; and two brothers, Carl Winningham; and Larry Winningham.
The family will receive friends at the Funeral Home on Wednesday, August 30, 2017 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM. Funeral Ceremony will be at 10:00 AM Thursday, August 31, 2017 at the Vilonia Funeral Home Chapel, with interment following at Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery in North Little Rock. Bro John Wimberly will officiate the ceremony.
Funeral Arrangements are under the care and direction of Vilonia Funeral Home 1134 Main Street Vilonia, Arkansas 72173.


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I am not the fastest when it comes to completing my little projects, therefore I can't post my knitting results every day. Now I have finished a few things in preparation for the new craft market season which is going to start soon.
I found this lovely soft and gloriously coloured yarn in a wool shop in London. It is from a company called Shilasdair, on the Isle of Skye. Luxury 4 ply, a blend of Angora, Cashmere and Lambswool. They dye their yarns with natural materials, which makes them all the more attractive to me. The two colours I chose are called Rowan Berry and Blackberry.
I knitted the scarf in garter rib pattern, first seen in Ingrid's Blog Strickpraxis (click here). Strangely, the sides are turning inwards, which I found a little annoying at first. Here it is drying flat after washing. After it had dried the curl at the sides was still there, but I don't mind, because the wrong side, which doesn't look as attractive as the pattern does on the right side, is less visible and the scarf is a neat roll when you wrap it around your neck. The yarn gave off some colour when I knitted it, so I thought there would be a lot of dye coming out in the washing process. Luckily that was not the case at all. I am really pleased with this little scarf and will be more than happy to wear it myself if I can't sell it.
Moss, Heather and Scotch Broom
Although I live in the north of Scotland, it took a visit to London to discover Jamieson's Shetland yarns. After my return I went online and ordered their well-made shade card containing the 220 shades of dyed and natural colours. Looking through the beautiful range of blues, reds, yellows, reds, purples, browns, greens and shades in between I decided on 8 colours for a start: Moss, Heather, Seabright, Madder, Mantilla, Coffee, Scotch Broom and Shaela.
Spindrift yarn is used for Fair Isle knitting, which I haven't attempted yet. I started rather small and made a phone cosy from it.


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Works and sounds nice. Vintage Made In Japan. Shows some play wear. VG condition. No box. IMPORTANT NOTE, these early MIJ Boss pedals can be powered by 9 volt battery or Boss ACA power supply only. The LED will be dim with modern power adapters or Boss PSA adapter.


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2 Challenges Individuals Do Definitely Not Know Dealing With LASIK Eye TreatmentsThe eye can be analyzed with relative ease regarding both its function and its structure. A practical assessment includes the ability to relocate the orbit and the response of the pupil to light and lodging.
The function of the eye might be checked in a number of ways. The client might be asked to identify illuminated letter or items of differing sizes on exactly what is known as the Snellen chart.
On the other hand, the examination of the structural part of the eye may be made in a number of methods. Tension within the eyeball is determined by a "tonometer." In certain diseases, especially in glaucoma, the tension in the eyeball is increased noticeably.
However, it ought to be well bore in mind that a patient with an eye issue may have other issues as well. Frequently other physical conditions are main and impact the eye as a effect. The look of the eye can alert the physician and the patient to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even prior to other signs present themselves.
One's dependence on sight is emphasized when one faces a temporary or possible permanent loss of this essential sense. When restorative steps are sought, specific kinds of vision correction such as contact lenses or glasses are recommended.
On the other hand, some people are troubled with that they have some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this factor, advanced surgical operations were established to motivate reduced utilization of contact lenses or glasses. Among which is the now popular LASIK eye surgery.
Generally, LASIK eye surgery is the short term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its concrete counterpart, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another kind of vision correction. The only difference is that with this kind of surgery, one's vision is fixed completely.
With LASIK eye surgery, the refractive errors in the cornea are completely transformed. This can be done using an "excimer laser."
The primary function of this surgical treatment is to develop a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea using a blade referred to as "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is lastly reformed, permitting much better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
Appeal vs. Disadvantages
Amidst the growing popularity of LASIK eye surgery, there are still disadvantages that individuals must understand. Probably, the primary reason that this kind of eye surgical treatment has actually become well accepted is since the majority of its cases had succeeded.
Nevertheless, in spite of its success, there are still some drawbacks. Here is the list:
1. It is an operation applied to the most sensitive part of the eye
Since LASIK eye surgical treatment involves the operation of the retina, which is one of the most delicate portions of the eye, most people state that the operation can be really risky.
In other words, a simple error could practically trigger an person's lifetime loss of sight. Thus, it is very important to consider many aspects before choosing whether LASIK eye surgery useful link is the right restorative step one has to go through.
2. It is not a ideal treatment
LASIK eye surgery might fix your vision however it does not necessarily suggest that it can provide you a perfect vision. Even if analytical reports show that 70% of the patients may have 20/20 vision, this does not necessarily indicate they have perfect vision.
Provided all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the appeal of the operation, LASIK may not constantly be the perfect eye surgery the way many people see it
Conversely, the evaluation of the structural part of the eye might be made in a number of methods. It needs to be well kept in mind that a patient with an eye problem might have other issues. Typically other physical conditions are primary and impact the eye as a consequence. The appearance of the eye can inform the doctor and the patient to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even prior to other signs present themselves.
Like its tangible counterpart, LASIK eye surgery is another type of vision correction.


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Spread over an expansive area of ten acres, the GD Goenka Public School, Siliguri campus projects an aura of not just geometrical perfection in its picturesque construction but also gives all the on lookers a facade of exuberantly carved out open-spaces. The school campus aloof from the cantankerous atmosphere of a city on a roll, is tucked away amidst a myriad stretch of contamination free greenery and paddy fields. However, it is not displaced so as to be an inconvenience to daily farers, visiting collaborators or even to once in a while visitors and guests.
"LEARNING IS A TREASURE THAT WILL FOLLOW ITS OWNER EVERYWHERE" -Chinese Proverb
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A formidable brick construction all around the stretch of ten acres and only one major 24*7 manned entrances and exit point ensures that vagabonds and mischief mongers are kept out and away from the campus area. All the buildings within the schooling complex have been equipped with safety alarms and state-of-the-art fire fighting implements and the proposition of installation of CCTV surveillance devices within the campus area will ensure that none of our subjects are prone to any type of insecurity, mishaps or misadventure at any given point of time.
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Where is the corpus delicti? Where is the evidence of his death? Must we believe American sources? They say he was buried at sea: why?
America would have tried to get as much mileage out if his dead body as they could: instead they discreetly give him a watery burial in keeping with 'Muslim practice'. Really!
No Muslim will ever believe that he's dead; and even if they do, does it matter? The man is a cause, and the cause lives on.
Prior to 9/11 the US killed 1.7 million Iraqi children through sanctions. How much is 1.7 million minus 3,000 (the US casualty)? : that's how many at least remain to be avenged.
And how much is 3,000 divided by 1.7 million? : that's the proportion of grief that should be expended on the victims of 9/11.
Osama lives.
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WINGATE, North Carolina --Officials said a North Carolina man streamed his own murder live on Facebook and the killer is now behind bars.
Douglas Colson, 65, has been charged with first degree murder for the shooting death of Prentis Robinson.
The victim, 55-year-old Robinson, was on Facebook Live when he went to the police department to complain about a family member stealing his cell phone.
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He was still streaming when he left and was confronted by a man and the two had an argument.
In the video, you can hear gun shots being fired.
The video ends with the camera falling to the ground.
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Colson turned himself into police Tuesday morning.
A Facebook spokesperson issued a statement about the incident, "this is a terrible incident and our thoughts are with the victim and his loved ones. Because we cannot have known that the victim would have wanted this horrific act to be live streamed on social media, we have removed the original video. We will apply a warning screen to future uploads of the video intended to raise awareness or condemn this tragedy, and limit accessibility to people over the age of 18. We will remove instances of videos from Facebook that are shared supporting or encouraging such acts of violence."
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CA Basics: Talk to Me
When you talk, people should listen.
But listening doesn't mean staring. There's nothing wrong with a bold red lip for special occasions, but sometimes, you don't want your lips to be front and centre. Yet you still want them to look good.
So here's what you have.
The Options
Lipstick: For a polished, classic look. Here's the thing: good-looking lips take work. You need to buff and sloth off the dry skin, line the lips, apply the lipstick just so, blot, and then maintain. (Really. Learning how to drink coffee with lipstick on should be considered a legitimate talent.)
However, there are easier options out there, including Maybelline Moisture Extreme – a fantastic range of moisturizing lipsticks. They are easy to apply and layer – are incredibly smooth and pigmented and there is very little risk of over application. It's like a really smooth lipbalm with amazing payoff.
The one catch: many of the current line is full of shimmer and glitter pigments. For those seeking a truly matte look – veer away.
Lipgloss: On its own, lipgloss is hit-or-miss. Too much, and you risk looking like teen-discovering-mom's-makeup-case. Too clear, too plain, it's just shiny and non-impactful. But almost always, what CA finds is that a slick of lipgloss across lipstick offers shine and adds a more fresh-faced quality to a made-up look. Plain, matte lipstick can age you. Lipgloss dials back time a couple notches.
Mix and Match: Lipstick + Lipgloss
Mixing and matching lipglosses to lipsticks in different combinations is also a great way to add depth and different tones to ho-hum lipstick shades. What girl hasn't purchased a lipstick that looks great in the tube but dulls her complexion upon application? Instead of smearing it together with another lipstick, try adding a vibrant shade on top of it – you can often go with a more daring shade of a slightly transparent lipgloss (see: Revlon Cherries in the Snow) to drastically transform your lips.
In a classy manner.
For a daily look, CA girls like it with super long lashes and a neutral (not necessarily nude!) lip with a dash of gloss on top, to keep it fresh, classy, and effortless.
CA Recommends:
For the neutral look:
Revlon Matte Lipstick in Just Enough Buff (wonderful peachy nude) layered with Revlon Super Lustrous Lipgloss in Life's a Peach.
Pretty in pink:
Rimmel Lasting Finish Intense Wear in Airy Fairy (for lighter complexions) or Celeb (for a mildly bolder magenta lip)
March 29, 2008
CA Basics: Getting dress-ed.
Formals, semi-formals, proms.
This is the one occasion where guys seriously miss out. Seriously. Going through racks of dresses, caressing silky fabrics, delighting over the colour nuances as a dress hits different spots of lights? It's beauty to a different level.
Yet so many people get it wrong. I think there is where the phrase 'hot mess' was derived.
Because black-tie formals already imply classy and elegant and, utterly redundant as it may be, formal attire. Leopard print skin tight mini dresses of a crass material with a v-slit down to your navel do not apply, no matter how thin you look in it. Seriously.
That snobbish tendency aside, CA loves dresses. CA, however, cannot afford to buy every dress under the sun, but here are some recommendations so that perhaps one or two of you lovelies out there can.
(See? Classy Action does its part to encourage productivity in the economy.)
Three current classy favourites
The red dress.
We love red dresses, but we hate red dresses gone wrong. And that happens much too often. Here's the thing: red speaks for itself. But to look timeless and elegant, go for a rich coloured red in a beautiful material, as opposed to a bright garish creation with beads in a rough and cheap textured material. Below, a beautiful Nicole Miller creation.
Note: the Nicole Miller dress is gorgeous in deep jewel tones. But in other colours, it could resemble an expensively constructed towel.
What an amazing website as a) a resource to look at dresses and b) a great place to get more inexpensive pieces that you can wear once or twice without completely breaking your budget.
A trendy piece this season will be that dratted rosette and flowers and tiered dresses. I hated it, but when done correctly, it can be gorgeous and flattering. See below.
All yours for the low, low price of under $100 at eDressMe. Do it, do it, you know you want to…
And while you're at it, buying cheap doesn't have to mean looking cheap. See below for a perfectly elegant black dress, complete with gorgeous lace overpanels and a beautifully tidy bow at the back, so you look gorgeous from front and back pictures.
So go on, break the bank. With pretty styles this season, there's no better time to do it.
February 4, 2008
CA Basics: Face Forward
Sometimes, classic elegance and fast fashion don't go hand in hand.
When magazines are screaming to layer on the eyeshadow, grab the MAC Red Russian, and layer on the blush… CA has to turn the other (paler) cheek.
It's not that she looks bad. We're just saying she could wait til she turns 45 before she starts looking like she's 45.
Beauty can be affordable and natural beauty is always in style. Tone down the makeup, let your skin breathe, and you'll be absolutely glowing – without any chemical assistance.
But as always – nobody said that natural beauty implies no beauty. But CA is restricted to a (horror of horrors) budget and CA enjoys sleeping in, meaning makeup is kept to a minimum. But we swear – this is all it takes to look naturally beautiful.
The Tools
Mascara: It's the one critical tool. It makes the difference between Minnie and Mickey Mouse – it'll differentiate you as a stand out bombshell babe. If there's anything that's worth shelling out the extra $$$, CA votes twice. For each eye. Also, for two products to be used in conjunction.
CA Recommends: Shiseido: The Makeup Mascara Base + Maybelline Full & Soft (washable)
The Makeup Mascara Base can be purchased at any Sephora and if you look hard enough, you can probably find it on eBay, too. It's not super cheap as it comes in at an average $22 USD, but be real: you were ready to drop $30 on Diorshow anyway. This is a downright bargain when you think of the payoff.
The Shiseido website contains all this lovely propaganda on how it's a "clear base coat for eyelashes that improves mascara application and wear" before it launches into all it's features.
We know you don't care, you just want to know how to use it. It's simple.
1. Curl your lashes with a curler.
2. Use the Shiseido Mascara Base on your eyelashes and sweep the slightly grey-ish substance through, coating your lovelies.
3. Sweep the Maybelline Full and Soft through. One or two coats. The Shiseido waterproofs it for you, so no need to buy the impossible-to-scrub-off waterproof shiznasty. More importantly, Shiseido holds a curl like absolutely nobody's business so you get the wonderful upswept effect that lasts. And lasts. And lasts. And CA almost never gets the dreaded 'raccoon eyes' syndrome, if only because the miraculous curl ensures the lashes never get anywhere under your eyes.
That's it. CA has never bought any other mascara and never intends to. Maybelline's Full and Soft is a beautiful and rich black mascara that doesn't leave your eyelashes all dry and crinkly and gross. In fact, if you flutter your lashes through, it's almost embarrassingly pliable.
Nothing screams effortless than a quick application of gloss over your lips. And because we spend half our lives eating and talking and otherwise doing everything humanly possible to wipe it off, CA doesn't recommend spending a fortune on it. Rather, we go for quick bursts of shine and an embarrassingly tasty scent.
CA Recommends: Rimmel Vinyl Lipshine: in Snog
So we went with the London advertisements. Yes, the ones with Kate Moss. (But don't hold it against Rimmel.)
And Snog looks gorgeous on almost everybody. It looks natural with it's dark pinky-red hue, but with a dash of intensity that makes him wonder exactly what you've got on your lips that is so irresistable.
Did CA mention how easy it is to reapply?
And that is it. Let Hayden know that you don't actually have to look 50 to achieve the glam of the 1960s gals.
CA Sources: Hayden-Panettiere.com, Shiseido, Maybelline, Rimmel
February 3, 2008
CA Basics: Tote my bag
The perfect bag. How do you describe? Because we all know that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but we do judge a chica by her bag(gage).
The beautiful thing about shopping for handbags and accessories, as every girl living and breathing has likely recognized – is that it always fits. If Cinderella had dropped a Hermes Kelly handbag at the ball, things definitely wouldn't have ended up happily ever after, as any stepsister (good or evil loyalties aside) can hide many flaws, including dumpy feet, with the sight of a gloriously sumptuous bag contrasting against their arm.
Everything speaks volumes (book pun unintended): the type of bag, the texture, the brand, the size, the colour, and of course… how you wear it. Heads up high, girls, let's break it down to the basics.
The Type
Clutch: … the name itself implies the size and the intimacy bestowed by this cute little purse designed small enough to be carried by hand. But size isn't necessarily pejorative (oh, thou doth protest too much?) because a colourful and well-designed clutch can catch and draw attention to where you want it most. Or least.
Evening bag: The glittery, glitzy bag that you carry out with you to cute functions. It's qualified to have a cute lipstick shoved within and usually complements the eye-candy you arrived with. Let it be glam – long straps that you can wind around or carry (not sling) casually over your arm as if to say, "Yes, I am this effortlessly classy."
Messenger bag: Oh, how the working class has risen! Once seen primarily upon the back of your faithful mail carrier, the messenger bag has taken off with popularity as others have discovered the appeal and (relative) comfort of carrying (read: lugging) your wordly possessions through the shoulder strap that winds tidily around your chest. It's a nice compromise between the ergonomics of a bulky backpack and the more fashionable teeny counterpart.
Have you ever seen a more modernly chic accessory?
The bag that CA is eyeing at the moment would be Marc Jacobs' ever popular, yet ever ludicrously fiscally elusive Stam bag, designed especially for the eponymous Canadian model herself. With the quilted pattern, elegant chain that allows the bag to be hung casually over the shoulder or daintily carried by handle with a chain accessory, this is my thousand dollar desire, to be held in the same recess of adoration that only the Hermes Kelly or Hermes Birkin bag have presided in before.
CA thanks: Barney's


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The pain is sudden - in an instant I was no longer laughing at my Netflix sitcom while balancing the checkbook. The pain is deep - I'm overwhelmed at the heaviness of it. The pain is physical - my heart has sunk into my stomach like a rock, my mind is racing, I am nauseous. It is raw and real and feels brand new - even though I said good-bye to my daughter almost 4 years ago.
What's crazy is it feels like I JUST wrote a "Happy Birthday in Heaven" letter to her like a week ago. How has it been almost a YEAR already?! I hate this hurt, this pain, the memories of THAT DAY and the ones that followed. I hide from it, turn and run from the pain that consumes me, yet here it is.
God has the most gentle way of reminding me to appreciate my life - just the way it is. I joined a couple of online support groups after my daughter was stillborn but I had been struggling with some depression for awhile and unsubscribed so that photos and posts would not end up in my Facebook news feed all the time. Today one got through. Somehow I was scrolling through my Facebook news feed and there it was - a post with photos of a sweet little baby girl, cradled in her mother's arms before being placed in a casket.
Only moments before I had been working on the September schedule for our PCAs and noticed a small heart written on the 29th. Bentlee's birthday. I tried to push it out of my mind and took a social media break to try to stave off the sadness. But those photos were waiting for me to see, to trigger a reminder that I am so blessed to have my children. I know the words of condolence I offered to this stranger will do little to comfort her, as that supernatural peace comes only from God, but I had to take a moment to tell that mama how beautiful her baby girl is.
God knew I needed that reminder today. It was a tough day - nothing atypical, I'm just feeling sick and the kids were cranky and fighting and frustrating me. I was not enjoying nursing (Bruce is a toddler now and his teeth dig in and he fidgets and has these elaborate gymnurstic moves going on) and Dean was screaming a lot and I sent them to bed so I could "enjoy some alone time." (How quickly I forget the time I ached to nurse a baby and fill my empty arms!) Normal things - the "blur" that is having young children and no sleep. I'm sure other mamas can relate.
Don't get me wrong - parents need a break sometimes. We need to take care of ourselves and put on our own oxygen masks first. Today was one of those "I just want to pee alone" kind of days. It's okay to get some sleep or read a good book or watch some TV that isn't animated. But I have far more moments than I care to admit when I feel a bit like the kids are "burdening" me.
It takes only a minute of that gut-wrenching feeling of loss to remind me that my children are far from a burden! A joy. Absolute blessings in every sense of the word. I'm ashamed that a dead child is what reminds me to appreciate my living ones, but truthfully, life can be so stressful it is easy to forget to be still. To pause and soak in all the amazing and wonderful that lies in the mundane.
Losing a child changes you - that truth will always be a part of who I am and how I parent. I do not live in constant mourning but I am occasionally shaken. I wish I did not need this truth of loss to motivate me to be a better parent - to be aware, intentional, and present, but I do. I so easily am caught up in the blur of sleep-deprivation, overloaded schedules, zillions of medical issues, constant mess, refereeing fights, financial worries, and mile-long to-do lists that I fail to see the beauty in all of that.


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Have I told you all how much I love thrifting? I didn't erally realize how I would like going into a place, some with some unique smells, and finding gems or some potential gems. These series of RE-Newal articles I bring will show how I bring new life to items found in thrift stores or around my house.
So, I found this wonderful wooden pentagon-shaped bowl fo $2.50 at Goodwill Selma, 1011 Furniss Avenue
Selma, AL 36701. I wanted to give it an undated look. I looked on Pinterest for ideas and came up empty. So, I decided I would paint it my favorite color at the moment. It is called Krylon Paint+Prime Sea Glass. I LOVE this color. This paint color, had a satin finish which gives it a smooth finish with soft sheen to it. There was no runnage (is that a word?). The can said that it would dry in 10 minutes or less and it really did. I would definitly be using this brand again. I got it from Wal-Mart.
So, before painting, I took a mild surface cleaner and sprayed it on a cloth and wiped the whole bowl.
I did two coats upside first. I waited 15-20 minutes between each coat.
I did the same process with the upright side.
THE Finished Product.
SO what do you think of my first upcycle project???
Until Next Time,


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{bunny drawing by Donald Brown}
Under a large oak tree lived a family of bunnies—Daddy Bunny, Mommy Bunny, and five little bunnies. Daddy had made sure that his family was safe by building their home under the tangled roots of the tree. Mommy Bunny had made it a very nice home, and the little bunnies lived there happily.
When the bunnies were hungry, Daddy Bunny stood outside the hole and watched for the fox while the little bunnies ate grass and other good things. If the fox came near, Daddy Bunny would quickly call for the little bunnies to run and go down the hole into their house.
Foxey, the fox, also had a home under a large rock on the next hill. He lived in the den with his Mother who was getting old, so Foxey had to find food and bring it home for her to eat. Recently Foxey had been able to bring home some fresh young chickens from Farmer Brown's yard, but now Farmer Brown was carrying a shotgun during the day and Foxey was scared to get too close to Farmer Brown's house and yard.
Foxey and his mother were getting very hungry, but the only food Foxey had been able to find were black beetles under a rotten log. He started grumbling about how his stomach hurt and his Mother said, "Foxey, why don't you try to catch some bunnies? I know there are bunnies on the edge of the forest near the big oak tree and they would taste really good."
Foxey sadly replied, "I've tried to catch them, but they run too fast and escape into their hole. I can't dig them out because the tree roots get in the way."
"You've got to be a smart fox and use your head, Foxey," said Mother Fox. "Trick them into going further from their hole and you'll bring us home a nice bunny dinner."
So that evening, Foxey decided to go back to Farmer Brown's place. He knew Farmer Brown's chickens were locked in the chicken house for the night and Farmer Brown had gone to bed without his shotgun by his side. This time, Foxey did not want chickens, he wanted something else.
Farmer Brown had built a fence around his new garden that protected his new carrots and lettuce from bunnies who love vegetables. But Foxey was bigger and stronger than the bunnies and easily jumped over the garden fence. He began to gather dozens of new young carrots.
Then he went under the moonlight to the big oak tree where the bunnies were sleeping deep in the hole in the ground. Foxey put a few carrots around the hole—just enough to tantalize the young bunnies. He saved the nicest looking carrots to make a path of carrots away from the hole and down a path to some bushes.
The next morning, Foxey hid himself under a large green bush and close to the trail of carrots. Sure enough, the little bunnies came out of the hole and their Daddy watched them play and eat grass for breakfast. It took less than a minute before the little carrots were discovered. "Daddy, Daddy, it rained carrots last night!" said one of the little bunnies."
"Oh, they taste so good!" said the oldest bunny. Even though his mouth was almost packed with carrots, he was eager to find more. Seeing the bright orange carrot trail leading down the path, the young bunny started picking up the wonderful food as he got further and further from his hole.
Then he heard his Daddy yell, "Run! Run! The fox! Hurry!"
All the little bunnies were good bunnies who knew they had to obey Daddy immediately, and they hopped quickly toward the hole, with Foxey right behind the young bunny who had followed the carrot trail. Foxey's mouth was wide open to grab the bunny, but he hopped down the hole and disappeared right before Foxey's mouth closed. That night the Bunny family was very thankful that all their children were alive. And the littlest bunny who was sometimes disobedient, now knew how important it was to obey his Daddy.
Foxey was tired and discouraged. He knew Mother Fox would be very unhappy that there was no food today. As he walked back to his den, he saw a piece of colored paper that had been blown by the wind and was now caught in the deep grass. Foxey read the advertisement, "Circus Comes to Town -- Clowns, Trapeze Artists, Elephants, Trick Horses, …" The piece of paper said the circus started tomorrow.
Foxey knew he would not be able to go to the circus. First of all, foxes were not welcome at the circus. Second, he didn't have any money. But Foxey had what he thought was a smart idea. He took a few hairs off his long bushy tail and with some black oil found under an old car, he carefully printed new words at the top of the paper. Now the top of the advertisement said, "FREE TICKETS FOR BUNNIES."
Later that night, Foxey took the circus advertisement and tacked it to a tree near the Bunny hole. Then he went home and told his Mother about his plans. Actually, Foxey had two plans. He would first try to catch the bunnies as they left their home to go to the circus, but if that plan failed, he would go to the circus and grab the bunnies there.
When Foxey told his mother his plans, she replied, "I'd better make you a special costume for you to use if you go to the circus. How would you like to be a clown?" So Foxey's mother sewed all night long to make a clown outfit for Foxey to wear at the circus. It was a beautiful costume with pink and red and orange stripes. There was even a place in the back to hide Foxey's long bushy tail and a giant green and yellow hat. Foxey decided to take some paint with him to paint his face, and some tape to hold his ears down. Then he went to the Bunny hole to wait until the sun came up.
Sure enough, the next morning, the bunnies came out of their hole and saw the sign. "Daddy, Daddy, Look! We can go to the circus for free! And the circus is today. Please take us, Daddy," pleaded the little bunnies.
Daddy Bunny thought a little bit and decided that the circus was a really good idea because it would be fun for his children and besides, it didn't cost any money for bunnies. He lined up all his children near the hole and told them, "Listen to your Mommy and me because we have to be careful not to be caught by the fox. We are going by a secret way to the circus."
"Which way?" said the oldest bunny who had almost been caught and eaten by the fox while picking up carrots.
"Down by the railroad tracks, there is a tunnel into town and the fox can't catch us there. The tunnel ends where the circus tents are located," said Daddy Bunny. "Get ready, kids. We're going to the circus today!" And all the bunnies jumped down their hole to get ready.
Mommy Bunny dressed all her little bunnies in nice clean clothes. Within a few minutes the bunnies hopped out of their secret second hole (which the fox did not know about). Down they hopped to the railroad tracks and the tunnel to go to the circus.
After the bunnies had seen the advertisement posted on the tree and gone down into their home to change clothes, Foxey continued to watch the hole to the Bunny home. He thought, "Now I'll catch a bunny or two when they leave their home to go to the circus." Foxey waited and waited and waited, but no bunnies came out again. Finally, Foxey began to look carefully on the back side of the old oak tree. When he saw the secret second hole to the Bunny home, he knew he had been fooled. Foxey took off running as fast as he could toward town and the circus tents because he knew that's where the bunnies were going.
The little bunnies had a good time hopping through the tunnel by the railroad tracks. They quickly learned not to jump too high because their heads would hit the top of the tunnel. "Ouch," said the oldest bunny who was also the tallest. Soon all the bunnies arrived at the end of the tunnel and saw the circus tents.
"Look, Daddy! See, Mommy! The elephants are going into the biggest tent. We're going to be late!" The Bunny family quickly hopped to follow the elephants into the big tent. They found a place to sit below the front row seats and began to watch the circus.
Foxey ran very, very fast to reach the circus. He saw clowns come out of a small tent and walk over to the biggest tent where there was a lot of noise and cheering. "That must be where the circus is," thought Foxey. "I'd better get dressed in my clown outfit before I go to the circus in the big tent."
Foxey quickly put on the beautiful clown costume Mother Fox had made, hid his tail, painted his face, and taped his ears down. Foxey looked at a mirror and saw he looked like a real clown. "I've always wanted to be a clown," thought Foxey. "But I'm so hungry, I'm going to get a bunny to eat first!"
Little children at the circus began to look at the new clown that had just entered the big tent. Foxey decided to dance on his hind legs. The children laughed, and Foxey picked up a ball and started to juggle and sing. Pretty soon, he found an old shoe and a rotten apple, and began to do all kinds of tricks to make the children laugh. The children applauded and laughed as Foxey used all of his imagination to be a funny clown.
But Foxey was hungry for those bunnies. He saw them sitting under the first row seats on the other side of the tent, so he began to do more tricks as he danced his way nearer and nearer the bunnies. All the children were laughing and clapping at Foxey as he twirled and juggled, getting closer and closer to the bunnies.
From high on the trapeze, two acrobats were swinging back and forth. One of them said to the other, "I don't remember that clown, do you?"
"No," said the second acrobat, "but he's really good at making the kids laugh."
Just then Foxey twirled in the air and caught the rotten apple in the old shoe. He put the old shoe on his foot and everybody laughed more as the apple got squashed. But all the twirling and dancing had caused Foxey's costume to come apart in the back.
"Look," said one of the acrobats. "That's not a clown! That's a fox! See his long bushy tail! And he's moving closer to those bunnies. He's going to eat them!"
"Let's go!" said the other acrobat on the trapeze at the top of the tent. The two acrobats grabbed a trapeze bar and swung down from their trapeze. One of them grabbed Foxey by his legs and swung him up in the air.
Foxey screamed, and the children laughed more and more. The two trapeze acrobats began to toss Foxey back and forth between them and Foxey was as scared as he ever was in his whole life. Everyone in the circus tent thought this was a wonderful show. Finally, Foxey was tossed way up and turned several sommersaults in the air before he landed on the net. He was so dizzy, he could not think or run.
The audience clapped and clapped for Foxey the clown and the trapeze star. Even the little bunnies applauded, although Daddy Bunny said, "I'd think it's time to go home."
"Take a bow," said the two trapeze acrobats who landed on the net next to Foxey. He bowed shakily and then they helped him out of the net where Foxey took another big bow and reeeived a lot more applause, especially from the children.
"You're a very good clown," said the Ringmaster who had walked over to meet Foxey. "I especially like your costume. Would you like a job working for my circus?" he asked Foxey.
Foxey saw the bunnies hopping out of the tent and realized his bunny dinner was gone again.
"Let's talk about your salary over dinner," said the Ringmaster. "I'm sure we can pay you enough to make you interested in becoming a clown with our circus."
"Dinner! Yes, I'd love to talk with you at dinner," said Foxey hungrily.
Foxey had a wonderful dinner with all kinds of great food, but he started thinking about his mother. "Mother Fox made my costume," answered Foxey to the Ringmaster's question.
"Well, we need a good seamstress to make and repair the costumes that are needed by people in our circus," said the Ringmaster. "Do you think your mother would like to have a job sewing circus clothes?"
"Do you mind if I take the dinner leftovers home and ask her?" said Foxey.
"Go ahead, take all the extra food left on the table," said the Ringmaster. "Just come back tomorrow and tell me if you and your mother want to work for the circus."
When Foxey came home to his den, Mother Fox was waiting hungrily. She listened to Foxey's story and saw all the good food he had brought. When she had eaten all of it, she realized that cooked dinners were far better than eating raw chickens and rabbits and (ugh!) beetles from under rotten logs.
The next morning, Foxey and his mother left their den for the last time to live with the circus. That is where you can find them today, in their own fancy tent. Foxey is now a great clown who loves to entertain children, and Mother Fox sews all the costumes for the circus. They eat better than they ever have in their whole lives.
By the way, the little bunnies play safely every day near their big oak tree without being scared of being eaten by Foxey. They now have a wonderful life.


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My grandmother died on January 4, 2004 at the age of 74. I have never seen anyone share this great of a relationship before. They would always eat together. If she didn't eat, he wouldn't eat. If she didn't sleep, he wouldn't sleep. Ever since she has died, my grandfather has been trying his hardest to be strong and live until it's his time. He told my grandmother before she died, "Please don't cry, I will be with you once my time has come to an end. Do not worry, I will be there with you, holding you tightly." She had tears coming down her eyes. While she was sleeping in the hospital, my grandfather would always put his chair next to her bed and hold her hands. He would talk about how they lived their life together. How happy he was more than anyone. He'd tell her everything before they had to pull the plug.
When the day came to pull the plug, my grandfather got dressed up like he was about to get married. As he went to the hospital, he bought flowers just for her. Once he got to the hospital, my grandmother was sleeping. My grandfather told her that she was the most beautiful person he's ever seen. He'll love her forever and only her. No one else. As the nurse came in and asked if it's time, tears just came pouring down his cheeks. My uncle nodded. After the nurse pulled the plug, my grandfather looked at us and told us, "It was for the best. She's now in a better place. I will be seeing her soon.." Then he turned around and walked towards her.
He did what he was doing the days before. He put the ring he bought her on her finger and sat there crying. As the funeral came to date, my grandfather tried his best to smile so that many people won't come up to him ask ask if he's okay. He doesn't like it.
When the funeral was over and every one was waiting outside. I came back inside to use the restroom, then I saw my grandfather talking to her. He just kept talking about the past. From the first day they met, till the day they had to part.He promised her that he'll never re-marry anyone. Till this day, he hasn't. I'm happy that he keeps his promises.
There are many grandmothers that I've seen trying to holler at him and I find it pretty weird. He tells them that he isn't interested and that he's sorry. You can see the look in their eyes because they're hurt that he said that but they really don't understand what he's gone through.
Today is now, May 15, 2010. My grandmother is now 81. Oh how the years has passed by us. We miss you grandma. We'll never forget you. <3>


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CentOS is one of several Operating System possibilities offered by our VPS services. You will get an efficient, risk-free and reliable machine using a 32- or 64-bit OS, depending on the selection that you've made through the sign-up process. You can also pick from the Hepsia, cPanel and DirectAdmin hosting Control Panels - something, which isn't possible with other Linux releases. These options will give you the opportunity to decide what you'd like to do with the VPS - to host your own Internet sites and to maintain the whole server as one very powerful account, or to generate various accounts and provide access to other people if, for example, you intend to start a website hosting reseller business. In case you're more experienced and you need a server with CentOS, however devoid of the extra software that's usually set up on it, you can order a VPS without Control Panel. This will enable you to fully modify the software environment for your websites.
CentOS in Dedicated Hosting
You can acquire CentOS with each dedicated server that we supply, as 32-bit and 64-bit releases of the OS are among the options that you are able to pick on our registration page. CentOS is compatible with all three hosting Control Panels which we offer, so you're able to choose Hepsia, DirectAdmin or cPanel to be installed on your server. The first one is suitable for less experienced users that need a powerful web hosting solution, due to the fact that a Hepsia-equipped server is managed like a very large account, while the other two Control Panels will enable you to create numerous web hosting accounts on the server and even to resell the website hosting space. If you want CentOS without any additional software, you will be able to select a server setup without Control Panel at all. After that you can add just the software that you need. We also offer a Managed Services upgrade, that includes weekly CentOS updates.


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Overall impression: Elegant, that's the best way I can describe it
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IEP Resource is a useful website to get information about the Individual Education Plan (IEP) process in plain English, including the sections IEP 101 and The Dictionary.
A post, 5 Important Things to Look For in Your Child's PLAAFP, discusses the Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (PLAAFP) that can be helpful for juvenile court participants and service providers to determine what type of teaching strategies work and do not work with the child. Often services offered during a juvenile delinquency case can require providers to teach the child new ways to handle stress and anger, for instance. Explaining to those providers what strategies are highlighted in the child's IEP can be helpful to all involved. This once again points out the importance of getting the IEP information as part of the predispositional process.


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Record-breaking quarterback Chris McCoy and his fellow seniors produced the perfect ending to their Naval Academy football careers at Giants Stadium yesterday by overwhelming Army, 39-7, before a sellout crowd of 77,716.It ended five years of bitter frustration for the Midshipmen, who had lost the previous five games by a total of 10 points.
Those memorable battles had been decided by shanked field-goal tries, dropped passes in the end zone and questionable coaching decisions. But this time McCoy and an aroused Navy defense that limited Army to 87 total yards allowed no margin for error.
Capping a 7-4 season with what Navy coach Charlie Weatherbie labeled "the best performance in my three years here," the Mids scored their most lopsided victory in the service rivalry since routing Army, 51-0, in 1973.
McCoy showed why he had been a preseason Heisman Trophy candidate, rushing for 205 yards and three touchdowns on 31 carries. He capped his big afternoon with an 11-yard fourth-quarter scoring pass to senior wide receiver LeBron Butts.
The academy record book underwent another assault by the unassuming Georgia native, who will be appearing in the national Blue-Gray Game on Christmas Day. McCoy finished with the most points in a Navy career (268) and set a record for total offense in a season (2,573 yards).
And his 3,401 yards rushing in a career placed him second behind Air Force's Dee Dowis on the NCAA's all-time list for quarterbacks.
McCoy's two previous appearances against Army were major disappointments. In 1995, with Navy leading 13-7 in the fourth quarter, McCoy had a chance to put the game away on fourth down from the Army 1. But his pass fell short of a diving Cory Schemm in the end zone.
Last December, McCoy saw a 21-3 halftime lead slip away and was replaced by senior Ben Fay in the closing minutes. That is what made this one so special.
"You can't describe the feeling," he said. "One day, we're going to look back on this and realize we were part of something special. In my mind, this is the most competitive game in college football."
But this was hardly a one-man offensive show. Senior fullback Tim Cannada also enjoyed a memorable final game, ripping through the heart of the Cadets' defense for a career-high 133 yards and a touchdown on 30 carries.
All told, Navy rushed for 380 yards and controlled the clock for more than 42 minutes.
It was easy to forget that Army actually led 7-0 after only 41 seconds of the game. On the first play from scrimmage, senior fullback Joe Hewitt burst up the middle for 36 yards to the Navy 38. Junior quarterback Johnny Goff followed his example with a 38-yard touchdown sprint and suddenly the Cadets (4-7) looked like anything but 12 1/2 -point underdogs.
But that lightning drive only served as a wake-up call for the Navy defense that came into the game ranked ninth in the nation.
Said senior linebacker Travis Cooley: "We've got 10 seniors on defense who have been playing together since prep school. It's not like we were going to freak out. We knew we had more than 59 minutes."
Weatherbie, who had lost his previous two Army games by a combined three points, saw no signs of panic on the sidelines.
"After Goff scored, everyone kind of looked at one another and said 'How did that happen?' And then they said, 'We better get down to business.' "
Indeed. The remainder of the game, the Army offense was held to 13 yards with Goff mostly running in reverse under a fierce rush led by Cooley and tackles David Viger and Jason Snyder.
"We got lucky on our first drive," said Goff, making his first start against Navy. "After that, Navy's defense kept us from running inside. Then we tried to bounce outside and run the corners where we had success all season. But their linebackers did an excellent job shutting off the perimeter."
The Mids, who finished the season with four straight lopsided victories but minus a bowl bid, wasted little time changing the momentum.
Their initial drive stalled on the Army 9 and Tom Vanderhorst kicked the first of his two 26-yard field goals. After limiting the Cadets' next possession to three plays, McCoy directed a 65-yard scoring march that put Navy ahead to stay. The key to the drive was a McCoy keeper for 25 yards.
This set the pattern for the remainder of the game with McCoy and Cannada finding gaping holes in the Army defense.
"Our offensive line did an incredible job," said Cannada, an overachieving 195-pound fullback. "Every time I got the ball, I kind of said, 'Wow, I didn't realize I had that much room.' Everything on the field looked green. It was the game of my life."
In the second quarter, Navy converted a fumble by Hewitt and a mishandled punt by Scot Lord into a pair of touchdowns to take a commanding 26-7 lead at halftime.
The Cadets' chances of mounting a quick comeback were minimal since Goff had completed only 31 percent of his passes and just one touchdown in the previous 10 games.
"Their style is to keep it on the ground. I don't think they could suddenly change to a passing game," said senior safety and co-captain Gervy Alota.
Army coach Bob Sutton, who had enjoyed a perfect 5-0 record against Army, acknowledged the Cadets were never really in contention after their stunning opening drive.
"The fumble by Hewitt and the mishandled punt by Lord kind of knocked our game out of whack," he said. "If we were going to get back in the game, we had to stop them early in the second half."
But McCoy, crediting his coaches with "perfect play-calling," executed a 14-play, 80-yard march that consumed 7 minutes and 25 seconds, taking any suspense out of the rest of the game.
Said Weatherbie in tribute to his departing star, "Starting with the Notre Dame game, Chris played like a Heisman Trophy winner. It's too bad we lost some of those early games, otherwise, I'm sure he would have been a serious candidate."
There will be no bowl encores for McCoy or Navy this season. But for the 27 seniors on the team, beating Army for the first time and finally hearing the Japanese bell ring on campus will be music to their ears.


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U.S. Army Pvt. Jalfred D. Vaquerano, 20, died December 13th, in Landstuhl, Germany, of injuries suffered from enemy small-arms fire while deployed in Logar province, Afghanistan.
He was assigned to 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss, Texas.
Vaquerano, of Apopka, Florida, was an Infantryman who entered the Army from Tampa, Florida in January 2011. He was previously stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia. Vaquerano's awards and decorations include the National Defense Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal with a Campaign Star, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and the Army Service Ribbon
Pvt Vaquerano is the 1,855th American killed in Afghanistan.
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'Why do you run?'
'What do you think about when you're running?'
If only I had a coin for every time someone asked me this, I'd be pretty rich by now. Many a times, these seemingly trivial queries got me thinking. Why do I ACTUALLY run? I honestly hadn't given much thought to it until these questions started popping up. The most obvious, right-in-my-face kind of reason was that I felt good. It made me feel like life wasn't so bad, after all. But then again, chicken biryani has the same exhilarating effect as well. Then why do I put myself through this horrendous ordeal of pacing
around when I have other alternatives that don't make me pant like my dog? I realized that it has to be something more than a magical shortcut to adrenaline driven euphoria.
What is it then that keeps me going? Think. THINK. I think a lot, when I run. I contemplate about my academic progress, evaluate the pros and cons of asking someone out, wonder about the existence of unicorns. Hell, I might as well find a cure for cancer while I'm at it. When I run, the entire world around me comes to a stand still. Absurd or not, it gives me a clearer perspective on life.
Of how I should never stop pushing myself until I reach the finish line. To never give up in the face of adversity even when my muscles tense up and strain, my chest can barely contain my pounding heart and the voices in my head .. oh how they scream! Begging me to stop, to let it go … that I'm no good. It's astonishing how all these emotions can translate into the run that we call life. Every time I go against these voices, a feeling of accomplishment encompasses me. As the famous saying goes, " It's important
in life to not necessarily be strong .. but to feel strong ". Running provides me with that strength. It fills me with hope, for now I know that I can take on any challenge that is thrown at me. And that folks, is why I do what I do.
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Wow, it has been a while since I last posted. But I was frantically trying to study for the ACE exam and see my visiting family during the last couple of weeks.
It just cracks me up (and that's the happy way of putting it), as I have mentioned to my friends and anyone who would listen many a time, that I put soooooo many years into my schooling. My father paid out the money, my husband and I put out the money while we lived with his parents (and I wholly admit that it was mostly Logan's money). I endured many heartaches and setbacks along the way and manged to accomplish the goal of completing my Masters degree.
I also poured years into my martial arts training. 10 years (give or take) in a world of "McDojo" where people get black belts in two years, with buckets of sweat and even some blood a possible fracture or two mixed in to get my blackbelt. And then be promoted to 2nd degree when I was mostly just doing massage, well, that was just a blessing.
And yet here I am,still fighting to get a job in the fitness world where "certification" is king. And my degrees and years of stress mean nothing!
I took my ACE exam today after about a year-and-a-half of preparing off and on. I'm happy to report that I passed.
But now that the excitement has worn off a tad bit, I'm even more frustrated by this whole situation.
I passed because the manual for the ACE Group Fitness Exam was basically my whole college career boiled down to 12 chapters. I'm not sure I learned anything new. And all I had to do was review and regurgitate. Just like all those college tests I slogged through.
>Heave big sigh<
Ah, well. At least I've finally done it. Now I just have to maintain my status and actually get my foot in the business. Follow the money, as my dear friend Matthew told me. I hope this will lead to where I want to go. Right now it's looking like small change, bird food, baby steps, whatever cliche for going nowhere fast you'd like to enter here.
On a more cheerful note, my parents and my aunt and uncle came to Alaska for a visit, so I'm going to begin posting lots of touristy stuff that will interest the people who click on my blog because they see the word Alaska in it. I'll also be putting lots of pictures in on Myspace since I can only put so many in here. So there will be lots more to come!
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
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Here is a link to a video produced by the University of Kentucky. One of the profs there runs a summer seminar in which, for the first day, you are allowed to converse in whatever language you choose, and then, for the next 8 or so days, you can only converse in Latin.
I think this would be immensely beneficial; it's a shame more people don't actively engage in spoken Latin. Pretentious as it may sound, the best way to learn a language is to use it. Merely reading the language won't ingrain the grammatical points and vocabulary in your head as well as actually using the language and, if one attends a spoken Latin seminar, immersing oneself in the language completely. The classic grammar/translation method perhaps makes learning Latin easier, but it doesn't mean you learn it well. To be fair, many people are quite good at Latin who have used the grammar/translation method, however, I seriously doubt the are as good with the Latin language as the professors who run the spoken Latin seminars.
At the very least, people should be doing more prose composition, whether it be an original work or a paraphrase of some poem or prose selection they read in class. Both Romans and Greeks used paraphrase, as well as other exercises such as translating from Latin into Greek or Greek into Latin, to improve their writing and, most importantly, their oratorical skills. If it worked for Cicero, why can't it work for you? For myself, at least, prose comp has been beneficial in terms of my Latin grammar and vocabulary, painful as it is at first. It reinforces concepts: if you can generate constructions, surely you would be able to recognize them in Latin. Actively using a language is the only way to learn it well, thus, speaking and writing Latin would be great ways to improve one's skills.
Monday, July 28, 2008
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The School Bus
Click the link below for a detailed list if expected behaviors on the school bus.
School Bus Expectations
Riding a school bus is a privilege – not a right. All busses are under the authority of the bus driver. Students must obey the driver and the bus rules. School bus misbehavior will be reported to the principal who will take appropriate action to correct the problem.
1. SAFETY is the utmost concern on our busses. The bus driver may assign seats if necessary. Cameras may be used on the bus for periodic monitoring of bus activity.
2. Students must sit on their bottoms and facing forward while riding the school bus.
3. Students need to remember to avoid loud talking and yelling.
4. Students must get off at the same place everyday unless they have a note from their parents which has been signed by the teacher or principal.
School Bus Rules and Expectations
- Observe the same conduct as in the classroom
- Be courteous; use no profane language
- Do not eat or drink on the bus
- Keep the bus clean
- Cooperate with the bus driver
- No possession or use of tobacco products
- Do not be destructive
- Remain in your seat until the bus comes to a complete stop
- Seatbelt (if equiped) must be properly worn
- Keep head, hands, feet and all items inside the bus
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Why is a Daily Practice Important?
The Mindful Body methodology is based on the ample evidence suggesting that the mind and body are ultimately connected. Our Daily Practices incorporate the key areas of mind, body and food and provide cumulative benefits:
- When you are mindful, you deepen your awareness and can view your thoughts and emotions from a distance, without judgment.
- The mindfulness you create is then carried out into other areas of your life. When you are mindful you make better decisions about the food you eat and how you treat your body. Mindfulness is cultivated through your Daily Mindful Practice.
- When you exercise regularly, you feel better physically and mentally -- you also tend to want to eat healthier. Regular exercise and movement of the body is your Daily Body Practice.
- The food you choose to eat has a direct impact on your body and mind (thoughts & emotions). Choosing what foods to consume and in what quantities is your Daily Food Practice.
You will begin to gain momentum as you try out practices from each area and incorporate them into your daily life - each area builds on the other. The ultimate goal is to integrate these practices into your daily routine with ease. The concept of "Daily Practice" helps to shift one's perspective from resistance to ease:
♦ Resistance Perspective - "I have to lose 15 lbs", "I hate going to the gym", "Meditation is boring" or "I don't have time for yoga"
♦ Ease Perspective - "I am choosing to eat a healthy breakfast", "I am choosing to walk five times per week", "I will stretch before bed or perform breathing exercises in the morning because it helps me fulfill my commitment of ______________:" (you fill in the blank)
- being peaceful, happy or inspired
- being patience and loving towards my spouse, children, or family
- taking care of my body; feeling better and being healthier
- having more energy
You shift your perspective of making healthy choices from being an imposition, to an accepted habitual action (a daily practice), which in turn alters your experience.
What is a Practice?
A Practice is an activity that you perform routinely in order to establish a habit. A Daily Practice is a combination of repetitive actions (or practices) that you take on in order to cultivate a healthy mind and body.
The intention of a Daily Practice is that it is done with such regularity that it becomes routine like brushing you teeth or taking a shower. Once routine, it requires minimal thought. You just do it - whether it is practicing yoga, meditating, walking, working out or eating more fruits and vegetables.
Think of the daily practice like a closed loop system, where the practices for each element feed the others and together they form your total daily practice.
A Daily Practice is based on three core elements:
- Mind - a Mindful Practice helps to deepen your awareness and create more peace in your life.
- Body - a Body Practice utilizes regular physical activity to increase physical health and an overall sense of well-being.
- Food - a Food Practice integrates healthy food choices into your lifestyle to allow your body and mind to work at an optimal level.
There is ample evidence suggesting that the mind (thoughts, emotions & attitudes) and body (movement & physical health) are ultimately connected. Your thoughts and emotions impact your physical health, your physical health impacts your thoughts and emotions. The food you choose to eat affects your mind, body and overall sense of well-being.
Benefits of a Daily Practice
- Reduces stress, tension and anxiety
- Reduces depression
- Reduces chronic pain
- Increases feelings of peacefulness, calmness and relaxation
- Boosts creativity
- Increases energy
- Increases happiness
- Improves relationships
- Improves focus and concentration
- Improves sleep
- Increases metabolism, aiding in digestion and weight loss
- Strengthens the immune system
- Lowers blood pressure
- Lowers heart rate
- Reduce risk of illnesses such heart disease, cancer and diabetes
How do I get started?
We recommend that you begin with a Mindful Daily Practice because it sets the foundation for mindfulness that carries over to the other elements. Then, we recommend that you review the Body and Food Practices.


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Faraday's law of induction was discovered through experiments carried out by Micheal Faraday in England In 1831 and by Joseph Henry in the United States at about the same time. *Even through Faraday published his results first, which gives him priority of discovery, the SI unit of inductance is called the henry (abbreviation H). On the other hand, the SI ...Read More »
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It's been positively glorious weather here lately, and even pretended to be summer last week by throwing a few little thunderstorms our way! (and filling up our rain water tank woot!) So, in honour of that I thought I'd get ahead of myself and decorate my blog for summer :D I'm a bit of a geek, I like to deck my blog out for the seasons as they come, and since December will be taken up by various holiday themes I wasn't about to miss out on summer themes until January!
AND thanks to Delightful Dots awesome tutorials, I was even able to tweak my template to 3 columns :D I'm feeling all techy geeky and pleased with myself.. or was, until I realized that I'd accidentally summerified my sons blog by accident! Without even asking him *sigh* So now, if he doesn't like it, I get to try to do a mulligan lol.


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Summit Overview
We're thrilled to announce that Chef is hitting the road to host a handful of Continuous Automation Summits across the country. Each Continuous Automation Summit is designed to help decision makers from application development and infrastructure operation teams design an effective continuous automation approach for all their digital initiatives.
What will be covered at a Continuous Automation Summit?
At each Continuous Automation Summit, we'll discuss:
- How to deliver applications to your customers faster, more efficiently and with less risk
- The complexity of hybrid realities: shifting to cloud-native, container-first environments while managing legacy architectures
- How to enable development teams to accelerate their outputs with vertically integrated developer services teams
- The industry leaders who have delivered on their own digital transformation strategies with DevOps and Continuous Automation.
- And more!
Will there be keynotes, sessions, and networking?
Yes, yes, and yes! Have a look at an example of a Continuous Automation Summit's sample agenda below.
Is there a Continuous Automation Summit coming to a city near me?
We plan to hit 5 cities this Fall. Click below to learn more and register for each individual summit!
The Cities
Washington DC
New York City
San Francisco
Find your event
Chef is the leader in Continuous Automation software, and one of the founders of the DevOps movement. Chef works with more than a thousand of the most innovative companies across the world to deliver their vision of digital transformation, providing the practices and platform to deliver software at speed.
We hope to see you at a Continuous Automation Summit this coming Fall! If you have any other questions about an event, the topics, or registration, feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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IT automation is the foundation for DevOps.
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In a nutshell – DevOps needs centralized automation.
Sample Summit Agenda
*Agenda is subject to change. Please look at each city for further details.
|9:00 am
|Continental Breakfast
|9:30 am
|Continuous Automation for Your Enterprise
|10:30 am
|Executive Keynote by Industry Leader
|11:15 am
|11:30 am
|Use Case
|12:15 pm
|Networking Lunch
|1:15 pm
|Accelerate and Complement Your Continuous Automation Journey


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