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We strongly encourage our customers to give feedback and share their experience of parking at Birmingham. If you have used APH Birmingham and would like to tell others about it, please submit your review. Thank you!
"Brendan, thank you for your email. Our trip was excellent, thank you, and so was our experience with Birmingham APH. Following a long day of travelling it was good to be greeted by a cheerful driver who helped with the cases, took a sensible route back to base, and got us there safely. Once back, the pick up of the car was fuss free with the two young men on the counter being friendly and organised. We will remain customers. "September 20, 2007
"Once again A.P.H. at Birmingham have surpassed themselves. The online booking, The parking of my car, The collction from the airport, all were carried out in a very profesional, competent yet friendly manner I would have no hesitation in recommending their services to other`s "September 17, 2007
"Excellent - very efficient and well organised and no delay. better than other airport parking i've used e.g. Manchester, Luton"September 17, 2007
"Staff were very helpful, especially the bus drivers. The car park was easy to locate from the instructions given. The procedures were very straightforward. Overall, a very good experience. "September 17, 2007
"Service overall was excellent- very convenient for those of us north of the airport (Derby) than Garrets Green to the 'south'."September 16, 2007
"very good service staff werw friendly very good service staff were friendly and helpful we would use the facility again "September 15, 2007
"easy to contact from courtesy phone in airport, very prompt to collect from airport. Driver very helpful, friendly and courteous. Would definitely use again if flying from Birmingham."September 15, 2007
"I had my initial reservations about the location/distance to the airport, but these were unfounded. The bus service was frequent, quick and clean. On return my front windscreen had been replaced at no cost to myself. The staff had discovered a crack and taken care of it. The staff were very polite and helpful. I most certainly will use this service again."September 15, 2007
"Car Check-in and Retrieval procedures were fine. The only drawback is the extra time(30 mins) to allow for reaching the airport from the car park."September 13, 2007
"Excellent directions to car park from Toll Road - we found it very easily! Once at the park - everything was really straightforward and we were at the airport in no time at all. My only criticism was that I was a bit confused on returning as to where to get the bus from - I went to the "bus stop" to see people waiting and an orange/blue bus parked much further down the road but didn't realise I should've got on it! Consequently I had to wait for the next one - probably partly my fault - but I do wish buses would stop/wait where they're supposed to!!"September 12, 2007
"Excellent service. Paperwork on arrival was dealt with quickly and efficiently - bus service to airport was good - the return service was just as good withthe car being ready to drive away on our return. We only used this car park because £ for £ it worked out almost the same as a taxi both ways but in future it wll be our first option."September 12, 2007
"I found the overall service provided to be excellant with polite and efficient staff. The Ham's Hall location was ideally suited for me with coming from the Derby direction especially with not having to drive through the horrendous new M42 road layout further on. I will definately use the APH car park in future when flying from Birmingham and will recommend it to family and friends. Thanks to all concerned. "September 12, 2007
"A Very smooth service. On check-in I was greeted by name, and directed to the bus. On return, the bus was waiting to take me to the car park, where my car was all ready for me to load and drive off. My only minor issue is that the car park is a good 15 minutes from the terminal - but with such a good bus service the actual total time lost was no worse than using the on-airport long-term car parks."September 10, 2007
"Excellent service. Very friendly staff, Efficiently handled both on arrival and on collection of my car. First Class service."September 10, 2007
"Used APH for the first time and can honestly say that I would have no qualms using again. The service was super efficient and smooth with no waiting about and courtesy throughout. The driver even gave assistance with the luggage. If you are looking for somewhere to park this is so much easier than parking on the airport and cheaper too."September 9, 2007
"I found the APH car parking service very good and easy to find. As I was travelling on my own I was a little anxious. However, everthing went smoothly and I did not have to wait for the transport at either end, the only problem I had to load my own case on the the bus. I recommend this service and will use them again."September 8, 2007
"I have used the Birmingham APH car park a few times now. Always efficient, courteous, well organised and trouble free. On return I rang the number given and the coach arrived at pick-up point 15 minutes later. Just one point - the ticket gives the number to ring on return from 'domestic flights'. I was returning from Germany. Maybe the ticket should just say 'For arrivals at Terminal 2, ring this number'."September 8, 2007
"Painless experience very good set up !!!!!!!!!! No waiting either end, thanks"September 7, 2007
"Nowhere on the website did it say that they kept your car keys. I was reluctant to leave the car with the keys. Also, when we returned the car was parked with the handbrake on excessively tight. Other than that it was fine and the bus was fairly prompt."September 6, 2007
"I found the service at Birmingham APH excellant. It is close to the M42, well signposted so no problems finding the site. My booking in was dealt with quickly, as I had just missed the transport to the airport I only waited 15 mins for the next bus to make the 15 min journey. On my return my car was soon located, I was told the battery was flat and they had charged it up for me. A very good service I would use again."September 6, 2007
"I found this site simple to use and very informative. It made it easy to quickly compare prices and situations for the various car parking options, which is why we booked from this site."September 6, 2007
"Very, very good service. Quick and efficient booking in. Very friendly staff (especially as it was the early hours of the morning when we booked in!!) Excellent transfers into Birmingham airport - no waiting around for the bus. We will most definitely use this service again and we have already recommended APH to family and friends. Thank You..."September 6, 2007
"The parking area is about 15 minutes from the airport so be prepared to add this to your journey time. However, booking in/out and transport to and from the the aiport ran vey smoothly with no waiting. Would definately use again."September 6, 2007
"I found your staff at your reception desk very efficient, polite and helpful. My only discontent was that I didn't realise the distance it was to the airport. But I will consider using your car parking facilities in the future. Thank you."September 5, 2007
"Good quick service on drop off and collect, recommended. Car returned in good order no scratches or dents."September 4, 2007
"Birmingham APH parking was used for a short business trip. The staff were efficient, friendly and helpful. The security is first class and the organisation and administration is excellent. No nonsense parking for quick trips with easy access. Definately use again."September 4, 2007
"APH is much cheaper than the on-airport car parks. It's 15 minutes away, but the service they provided was highly efficient. I was confident the car would be secure there, and the courtesy bus service was frequent, comfortable and convenient. "September 4, 2007
"Excellant service, very efficient and well managed will not hesitate to use again.Convenient location and easy to get to."September 4, 2007


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Quick and easy orderingOrdered the prdouct and had no issues with it not being in stock (had this issue with two other online companies), wellies came through the post quickly and were in perfect condition.
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BEST SHOES EVER!I adore Supadance! I've been doing ballroom for about four and a half years (International Latin and American Smooth) and these have the best fit, look and comfort of any shoe I've tried. I have pretty beat-up feet - I was a competitive figure skater for 16 years, am a true a high-heel-lover, and have been classically trained in pointe and ballet...so it takes a lot to please my feet. :)
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Date Added: 09/18/2016
Wrong item sent but great customer service I was very disappointed to receive the wrong item and it was a lot of hassle to send the item back. I was refunded the cost of the item but not the postage which meant I had to call them and request a refund for postage. I found the customer service to be friendly and helpful. I think the range and price of footwear is fantastic along with good customer service, bottom-line, despite the annoying mistake, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend or use Shoetique again!
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19 June 2012
Quality product I ordered a personalised apron, black with white embroidery. The quality is really good - good heavy fabric apron and beautifully embroidered logo. Really pleased and it has been much admired.
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Excellent Service Have had 2 sweatshirts now. The kids love them. The website is great and easy to use and gives a very realistic impression of how the design will look. Quick delivery service. Only niggle is the sizing can be on the smaller side so order at least one size bigger than what it recommends for the age. I ordered 13 -14 for my 10 year old. Also a small adult for my 11 year old sonwas the same size as the 13 - 14 year olds sweat shirt. The quality and finish are excellent though and would defo recommend to anyone. I will be ordering again.
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You can learn to draw well by drawing. Be wise -- plan on drawing at least an hour a day and take your pencil and drawing pad with you wherever you go.
Notice the activity in the illustration above -- it is artists I worked with as we turned a derelict building into workspaces.
You will find it stimulating to get together with other artists by joining art clubs, painting outdoors with friends or finding studio space. If you are homebound, set up work-space, no matter how small in order to have the materials you work with ready at all times. Before I had a studio, I took a corner of the living room to work and I have seen an artist make a workspace (she called it her studio) in a small closet, even though she had to sit outside the door to work.
Don't tell me you don't have room. While I was living in a boat I kept my artist's materials in a box that had an easel. I had to prepare for an art show so I confiscated the bow room to store my oil paintings until they dried. Later, in a smaller boat, I turned to painting with watercolors, and since they are done on paper I was able to store my paintings under the mattress.
Answer: "Thank you for asking Gj. I did the paintings in the different genres over many years. I started studying fine art in 1954. Before then I worked at commercial art. Yes, I'm now very old -- 93 to be exact --well, young old."
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Peter Kay, one of the founders of the Sporting Chance clinic, has suddenly died.
Kay mentored footballers Tony Adams, Joey Barton, Paul Gascoigne and Paul Merson since the clinic was set up in 2000.
Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor said: "We at the PFA are all shocked and devastated to hear the tragic news of the death of Peter Kay.
"As one of the founders of the Sporting Chance clinic he has helped countless numbers of our members deal with personal problems and get their lives back on track.
"He was a great carer and now we pray he will be similarly cared for by the One Great Carer."
The PFA is shocked & saddened to hear the tragic news that Peter Kay has died. Peter was one of the founders of the Sporting Chance Clinic.— PFA (@PFA) September 17, 2013


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WHO'S YOUR WAN? Well whadda you care? She's just a girl who loves life, having the craic, and especially going out on a Friday night. She's out for the ride and nothing will stop her, even messing up her make up routine, and the heap of creeps that appear in her house every Friday evening (that's you, audience).
She's going to have a good time regardless. She'll enlighten you with a birds eye view into the mind of strong women. And as rude and vulgar as she is, she'll share with you all her tips. Come creep on YER WAN, she doesn't care, come to think of it, she'd love to see you there.
WARNING:This show contains vodka, strong language and vulgar dancing. Be warned: it also features a paper thin cameo from THE Ryan Gosling.
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On being dumped by her ex
That is a lie. None of that happened. He couldn't have dumped me. He still wants me till today. He calls me and begs to marry me. I don't live bad life. I am a different person. I am responsible. There is no man that has been with me that has ever left me. I am usually the one who walks out. I am not married today just for reason best known to me. It is not every man you date that you must marry. A man can only leave his woman based on laziness or infidelity.
I am not lazy and I am not scandalous. I don't cheat on my man. I am always faithful so there wouldn't be any reason for any man to dump me. I made up my mind and I am not going back to the guy. I am not 40 yet, I am not even 30. I am only 27. Am I looking so old that people think I can't get married? I still have chances please.
On sending Afrocandy a friend request on Facebook
I don't know her. I don't think she is my friend on Facebook. It is funny. She was just trying to make herself important. I know who I am. I have well over 24,000 followers on Facebook. I don't think I sent a request to her. I can only do that to people who are bigger than me, especially big companies. I don't use Facebook to connect to anybody or set up a friendship. I have so many messages on my wall but I cannot reply. They are so many. This was somebody who said she wanted to act alongside me and some others in her movie. It then meant she had some high regard for me. I didn't go to meet her and beg to be in her movie. She is not the kind of person I would want to relate with. I want to be friends with women of substance. I want to be known for good reasons and not bad. I want to be friends with people who live a good life.On featuring in her film
I am not a porn star. I don't want to act in a porn movie. I want to get married. I want to have children and be a good wife and mother. This is Africa and not Hollywood. Nobody can ever see me go naked in the movies. Nobody has ever seen me take off my clothes and show any part of my body in the movies.Culled from Punch


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Men's 'ED-85' slim jeans from authentic Japanese denim brand, Edwin. Craftedfrom 10.5oz Red Listed denim with signature selvedge construction and elastic fibres for enhanced comfort, the 'ED-85' jeans are cut for a slim tapered fit with a low rise and a tapered leg.
The five pocket jeans feature contrast yellow and orange stitching throughout, signature embroidered 'W' arcuates to the rear pockets and selvedge detail when the cuffs are rolled up. Fastened with a top button closure and a zip fly, the jeans are complete with metal hardware, belt loops and a leather brand patch to the rear waistband.
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Online tutoring is nothing but normal teaching or tutoring except the fact that in this option, the whole process occurs over the Internet. At the scheduled time, you could be training either a batch of thousand students or just a single student concurrently. In fact, they can be from different areas of the world like you can have one scholar living across your home, another in America, a third in India, a fourth in Paris, etc.
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How can you keep your makerspace members safe and make them productive on tools they've never used before? How can you prevent damage to your tools from misuse? How can you continuously improve your makerspace? If you talk to enough makerspace operators, you'll hear stories of tools and, even worse, members getting hurt in preventable ways. And of makerspaces where some things don't get better, but sometimes get more cluttered, less efficient.
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Craft Show 6/2/2018
Maker Works will host its second craft show on Saturday June 2, 2018 from 11am-4pm to assist our makers in showing and selling what they've been creating!
We welcome items that have been made here at Maker Works, as well as items you or your company have made elsewhere (except food items).
Please register here if you'd like to participate as a vendor.
Looking forward to a fun time seeing what everyone's been making!
Woodcarving & Tool Sharpening Demo
by Mike Kapetan
February 24 1pm-3pm
Master woodcarver and sculptor Mike Kapetan will demonstrate the properties of wood as they relate to carving. He will demonstrate techniques for sharpening carving tools to razor-edge keenness, and he will demonstrate basic techniques of carving wood.
Mike Kapetan is a sculptor with more than forty years of professional experience. He holds a degree in Fine Arts from Harvard and an MFA in sculpture from the University of Michigan. He works in a variety of media. He has created liturgical images and artifacts for more than fifty faith communities including all Christian denominations, a synagogue, and a Buddhist Temple. He also creates abstract art, and he designs sundials. He has developed special skills as a self-taught woodcarver.
If you have a tool that you would like advice on sharpening, please bring it and, time permitting, Mike will be happy to look at it at the end of today's session.
Leather Belt Workshop with Tandy Leather
March 7, 7-8:30pm
Explore leathercraft in a fun and functional way! We will be creating a belt from scratch, utilizing several basic tools that have a wide array of uses in leathercraft. We will cover several fundamental techniques that are easy to follow, and once learned, can be applied in many different situations while working with leather.
Workshop is limited to 10 participants, please preregister on our class calendar.
(Maker Works member price is $30, non-member price is $35 for this workshop.)
2018 STEAM Summer Camps
Why a Makerspace Operations Bootcamp?
Before we opened the doors to our makerspace (Maker Works), my business partner Tom Root and I talked about how we could help other people create a makerspace in their community. (We probably don't have to convince you why we think they're important for every community to have.) And as anyone who runs a makerspace knows, we ended up spending a huge amount of time (and still do) on phone calls and tours with these folks. We do think those tours are useful, and if you want to drop by, we're happy to spend some time talking shop. But as time went by, Tom and I talked more about presenting the systems we use with enough detail and within an organizing framework so that someone could hit the ground running, rather than having to re-invent the makerspace wheel over and over again.
Amazing Halloween Creations
Many Maker Works members created totally original costumes in the shop, which were inspired by characters from like Maleficent, Alice in Wonderland, and The Addams Family. With a little elbow grease and creativity, these makers took Halloween to a whole new level.


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Rumours of iPhone 5 launching in October
26 August 2011
Rumour has it that the iPhone 5 will be launching in October. The word on the street is that Apple will make the launch announcement in Cupertino on the 7th September, with the handset due a month later in the UK.
The expectation is that this will coincide with the launch of iOS 5, which is due to bring the following new key features:
- iMessage – Apple is going after the BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) market. Whether you have an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch you'll be able to group message plus send photos, videos, contacts and text messages to users of any of the 3 devices.
- Desktop free activation & sync – you'll no longer need a PC/Mac to activate your device. As long as you have access to a Wi-Fi connection you'll be able to sync to iTunes wirelessly, meaning that you can get rid of that pesky USB cable!
- iCloud integration – any new contacts or calendar updates will be sent straight to the cloud and shared with all iCloud compatible devices. Apps and iBooks bought on different devices can be 'pulled' locally onto whichever iDevice you choose, direct from the iStore. Also, everything is backed up over Wi-Fi including music, photos and videos, apps and device settings.
- Notification Centre – new notifications will now be aggregated into one swipe-down menu from the top of the screen.
- Reminders – reminders can now be location sensitive, stored in lists and given specific dates. 'Geo-fences' are used to make the reminders activate when you leave or enter a location – which will sync across all devices and iCal.
Also, to compete with cheaper Android handsets, there is speculation that there will be a mid-range iPhone 4 launching at the same time as the iPhone 5. All in all it's going to be an exciting autumn for Apple and, with yesterday's announcement that Steve Jobs is to step down as Chief Executive, a time of change.
Rest assured we'll keep you updated on developments as they happen.


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London Low Emission Zone
From the 3rd of January 2012 the emission rules when entering London will be changing. The LEZ covers most of Greater London and to be able to drive within this area without paying a daily charge, your vehicle must meet certain emissions standards which have been laid down by Transport For London.
- LEZ Applies to the majority of vehicles excepts for cars and motorbikes
- The system operates for 24hrs a day 365 days per year
- The M25 motorway, where it intercepts the zone is not part of the LEZ
- To avoid paying the daily charge, your vehicle will need to be compliant
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text: desktop cnc yet, but when I do, I can stop drilling these panels by hand. Mounting LED's is always a task, and I started using these very nice chrome LED holders. They come with a plastic plug for the 2 LED leads to stick through, and hold the LED securely. For my 4 lead RGB LED's, I just use a spot of hot glue to hold the LED, and heat shrink tubing to insulate the leads. Use a silicone coated wire for flexibility and stress relief.


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Reina Whaitiri
Researcher of Māori and Pacific literature.
Reina Whaitiri (Kaitahu) was born in 1943 to a Pakeha mother and Maori father. Before retiring from teaching in 2008, she taught English literature at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa and, before that, at the University of Auckland, where she also co-ordinated the University of Auckland Tertiary Education Foundation Programme that encouraged and prepared students for return to tertiary study. She is an editor and researcher of Maori and Pacific literature. Her major research interest is Maori women writers and she has published articles on being Maori and on Maori women's poetry and has co-edited two volumes of poetry by Maori and Pacific Island writers, Whetu Moana and Mauri Ola. She lives in Auckland with partner Albert Wendt.
- Mauri Ola: Contemporary Polynesian Poems in English
- Whetu Moana: Contemporary Polynesian Poems in English
- Puna Wai Kōrero: An Anthology of Māori Poetry in English


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Leslie Householder: "Mission Impossible and Other Outrageous Lies" – presentation at the…
You (and your children) were put on this planet with an inborn desire to find and accomplish your unique life's mission – one that will become your passion, purpose, meaningful contribution to the world, and ultimately, your legacy.
The world would have you believe that you are not good enough, smart enough, strong enough, or clever enough to discover and accomplish that mission. It would have you believe that your mission is not just impossible to identify or define, but even more impossible to complete.
Not true! Through humor and other surprises, this class will reveal secrets that can help you gain the advantage, insight, and empowerment you need to get excited about you future and stay on track, as well as the inner peace of mind and confidence that you will need to succeed at whatever you are called upon to do.
I'm speaking at the Winter Homeschool Conference in Ogden Utah on Saturday, January 31st, 2015, and even if you don't homeschool, you're welcome to come listen to this powerful presentation!
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[Texas] Northwest Independent School District Announces Partnership with VEI
Press Release from August 13, 2013
Northwest Independent School District, located north of Fort Worth, Texas, is proud to announce their partnership with Virtual Enterprise International (VEI). VEI is a campus-based global simulation that transforms students into business executives and classrooms into actual corporate offices. VEI replicates all of the functions and demands of real businesses. Students from Northwest High School and Byron Nelson High School will have the opportunity to conduct business with students, both domestically and internationally, in more than 40 countries. This innovative learning experience further supports the Northwest ISD commitment to graduate all students college and career ready.
A more comprehensive version of VEI, to include dual-credit course options in Logistics, Human Resources, and Global Business, is planned for V.R. Eaton High School in 2015. Imagine the advantage this gives Northwest graduates in college as well as in the workplace!
For more information, contact Northwest ISD's Director of Career and Technical Education Tony Neely at 817-215-0273.


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Can reclaiming history help rejuvenate a neighborhood?
The Inquirer wrote a rather glowing article earlier this week about how some dedicated Quakers reclaimed and rejuvenated the historic Fair Hill Burial Ground near N. 9th Street and W. Indiana Avenue over the last 16 years, and how neighbors have helped transform the surrounding blocks right alongside it.
The Inquirer reports, the "'badlands' aren't so bad anymore."
Even the blog Uwishunu, run by the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation, highlighted the site's fall cleanup event planned for Saturday, and linked to a Flickr set of bucolic photos of the burial ground it posted last year.
Really? The official tourism folks are recommending that people visit North Philly? What a refreshing change.
In the 1980s and 90s, the area around the burial ground was a notorious drug market in Philadelphia.
Most of the (white) Quakers had moved away by the 1960s, and by 1980, even the burial ground had fallen out of use. The Quakers sold their 1883 meetinghouse and burial ground to a Baptist church in 1985.
The 4.5-acre burial ground was essentially abandoned, except by the drug dealers. Some neighbors apparently thought the site, with its low grave markers and looping paths, was a pet cemetery.
However, underneath the overgrown weeds rested prominent 19th century abolitionists like Robert Purvis (1810-1898), a wealthy African American known as the "president of the Underground Railroad." Lucretia Mott (1793-1880), known for her antislavery and women's rights activism, is also buried at Fair Hill.
A biographer of Mott's, Margaret Hope Bacon, "rediscovered" the burial ground in the 1980s, and rallied fellow Quakers to buy back the burial ground in 1993. Meanwhile, resident Peaches Ramos rallied neighbors to reclaim the streets.
After $1 million of investment and years of volunteer efforts, Fair Hill Burial Ground is cleaner, safer, and host to gardening and educational programs. The neighborhood is safer too.
Is it a coincidence that the neighborhood's and the burial ground's fates appear intertwined? Put another way: would neighbors have rallied in the same way for a restored pet cemetery?
I doubt it.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Neighborhood Transformation
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Tretter, Sr., Herbert JVisitation:Date: Thursday, June 14, 2012 Time: 5:00pm - 8:00pm Visitation Location:Mahn Funeral Home, DeSoto ChapelService: Date: Friday, June 15, 2012 Time: 11:00am Service Location:Mahn Funeral Home, DeSoto ChapelInterment:Peaceful Ridge Cemetery
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St. Louis, MO 63128-9923ObituaryHerbert J. Tretter, Sr., 90, DeSoto entered into rest at his residence on June 10, 2012. He was a driver for a trucking company. He was a member of the Teamsters Local 133 and United Church of Christ. Born on April 26, 1922 in St. Louis, MO; the son of the late Louis and Ella (Bohem) Tretter. Mr. Tretter is survived by his sons, Herbert (Barbara) Tretter, Jr of Houston, Texas, John (Barbara) Tretter of Fenton, Thomas (Deborah) Tretter of DeSoto and William (Judy)Tretter of Chesterfield; and a daughter, Patricia Brewer of DeSoto; 12 grandchildren and 14 Great-Grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Lillian (Gunsaulus) Tretter, a Son-in-law, Kenneth Brewer, Sister-in-law, Alice Gunsaulus and a grandson, Jake Brewer.Rev.Eric Eggers will officiate the funeral service.
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In 1987 I spent what seemed like half the year in Burma, making a film for the BBC series "Great Journeys". Well, I say "making", but I was only the presenter. All the hard producing and directing were done by a man called David Wallace, and watching him at work I thanked my lucky stars I was only the speaking head because I came to realise that making a TV film may be as hard as executing a successful military operation, but making a TV film in Burma is like executing a successful military operation underwater, or in treacle.
Nothing in Burma was what it seemed. Promises, even when kept, were not kept in the form expected. Costs for things changed every time you took your eyes off the bill. Timetables were made of India rubber. It wasn't a question so much of moving goal posts as moving the entire football pitch, because the Burmese have had to get used to living in parallel universes or alternate sets of truth. For instance, we brought our own film crew, but the Burmese government kept insisting that they, the Burmese, should supply the cameraman, soundman, etc. This was clearly out of the question for us; we couldn't have a film made by local technicians who didn't have the right technique or equipment or any knowledge of the English language. But it seemed that the Burmese government weren't interested in having the film actually made by Burmese technicians; they were only interested in having us pay money to Burmese technicians for a week or two. So for the duration of the film-making we had to transport these redundant Burmese technicians round, and pay for it all, even though they weren't doing any work outside the occasional humping of equipment. We had two film crews: one British, doing all the work, one Burmese, doing nothing.
It was a symbol of the whole country in a way, because everywhere you looked, you found that things were operating at two levels. The economy itself was divided into two economies - the official economy with official prices and official supplies, and the black economy with real prices and unofficial but real sources of supply. What the government told you was nothing like what really happened. They had to pretend that everything was officially controlled and organised at government level, because even corrupt government officials have their pride and their face to save, but they knew that people were really getting their petrol and food and necessities in the black economy.
They knew this, because they were getting their own cut from the black market. Government officials who had access to petrol had a privileged position from which to make a few bucks themselves and never failed to take advantage. I have done bits of business in Latin America and bits in Soviet Russia, and I have even had a little experience of Welsh local government, but there was more of a smell of corruption and profiteering in Burma than anywhere I have been. A smell of fear, too. The military thugs who ruled the country and didn't want their snouts taken out of the trough by anyone else, seemed to have instituted a far-reaching system of spies and informers throughout the country. One of the friendly Burmese who worked with us was convinced that one if not all of the Burmese film crew we were carting round with us was a spy, set to report on our movements...
Well, the military thugs who were in power then are still in power now, still bleeding the country dry to line their own pockets, still torturing people, still ruling by fear and greed. Their only achievement has been to turn a once-oil rich country, a fertile place once known as the rice-bowl of Asia, a lovely place full of lovely people, into a place of poverty and suppression and fear. It takes no little stupidity, arrogance and corruption to do that. Next time you read about Burma, remember that. Oh, and next time you hear or read anything said by the Burmese government, remember that they are lying through their teeth.
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Once both of your balls are through the cock ring you can work on your penis. This will NOT work with an erection though. Push your cock down, make it flat and stick the foreskin (if you got) through the ring. Now try to reach the skin (or your head) from the other side and pull. Keep you cock flat on the other side with your other hand.
Once your balls and your penis is through the cock ring it should look like this. The balls in this graphic are very big but the principle is the same. Now you twist and turn the cock ring and pull the skin of your balls to get the ring as close to your body as possible. Using more lubricant is helpful
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I just now realized that I should have better surprise rules. Something a little more mechanistic than what's in Campaigns. This will overrule some of what I posted a few days ago.
First, roll distance and direction of the encounter if this not already clear. For something keyed to a dungeon room, this is obvious. For wilderness and wandering monsters, roll a 1d and count hexes clockwise for direction. Sometimes you can skip this, and just say whatever it is is up ahead. This is especially so in the wilderness. For distance, roll 4d for yards away and add the biggest SM on each side to the roll (ogres vs. ogres is +2 since the biggest SM on each side, +1, is added twice). This distance is tenfold outside.
Now, everyone rolls Perception. Modify by relative SM (if you're bigger, it's a penalty, if you're smaller, it's a bonus, so Bilbo got a bonus against those trolls), distance on Speed/Range, number in the other party turned into yards on Speed/Range (so 1 foe is a -2, 2 is no penalty or bonus, 3-4 is a +1, 5-6 is a +2, and so on). If the other guy is trying to be sneaky, this becomes a Quick Contest of Stealth vs. Observation instead, same modifiers. If you make the check, you're not surprised. If both sides make it, the encounter happens at the initial distance. If either side is surprised, the distance is 1d yards plus the biggest SM on each side, tenfold outside.
Now we figure who acts from the rules on p. B393. I think its safe to say that adventurers out on a trek are not totally surprised unless they are sleeping, which means that only the guy on watch duty gets a Perception roll, at least at first. This Perception roll for someone asleep would be at -10 or something else ghastly if you want to risk it. In the wild, most foes will be asleep when it isn't their time to be roaming, though smart foes will have watches, just like PCs do.


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In these books, students can enjoy learning about common moves from gymnastics, including floor, vault, high bar, rings, parallel bars, and pommel horse. One series of books, written for elementary school students, focuses on geometry. Two series of science books feature graphs and data; these illustrate common mathematical functions, plus a variety of concepts from physics and biophysics. The science books can be integrated into classes such as math, physical science, physics, physical education, and health, anywhere from 7th grade through high school, as well as some introductory college and university classes.
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I was looking for a book about education on Amazon for an upcoming project, and as I scrolled through the results, I also found at the bottom these communities (see picture at left). I thought, "I didn't realize Amazon had communities. I knew they were experimenting with wikis a while back, but I didn't realize this was here." Suddenly, it made me think about all the other hidden communities marketers are missing. Can Google see this place? I'm not sure. But now, I'm curious.
There are hidden communities everywhere. We're not spending a lot of time over at Yahoogroups.com, and yet there are thousands and thousands of active groups there. There are communities of intent and people working in all kinds of places that we don't anticipate, and if we're not talking to them, we're missing the chance to connect with some passionate people.
Where are some of the other hidden communities?


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Sky Blues striker is aiming to make a return to first team action for Coventry City's home clash with Shrewsbury TownCoventry City manager Steven Pressley has said that top scorer Callum Wilson could be set for a return to action for the club's home League One clash with Shrewsbury Town in just over ten days time.
The 21-year-old striker was enjoying the best spell of his professional career for the club with 15 goals in all competitions when he suffered a dislocated shoulder in the 3-1 New Years Day win at Rotherham United.
Wilson has not seen any action since then but Pressley says the Coventry-born hitman could be ready for City's home clash with the Shrews at Sixfields Stadium on March 2nd.
"There's no temptation to rush Callum back," Pressley said. "There would be a temptation to push him ready for the weekend but it's important we look at the bigger picture to make sure he's ready.
"He's been involved in contact training in the last day or so and he's come through that very well so he should be fine come the Shrewsbury game."
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Some of my very favorite music and books – click on the photos to find on Amazon.
Mushy Music for Savasana, Yin or Restorative Yoga
Bliss Om Namah Shivaya II, by Robert Gass … Oh, my! One track only on this album, a full hour of the uplifting chant, Om Namah Shivaya. Beautiful melody, blending guitar with clear soprano, alto and tenor voices. I'll play this track as a welcome for students as they arrive, and as a backdrop for restorative yoga classes. I'll also play it towards the end of an active class and before Savasana.
Blissfull Mantras and Prayers, by Jane Winther … This is a soothing compilation of music, the perfect backdrop for creating a peaceful setting. Crystal clear and angelic voice, one of my favorite albums. Some of the tracks are just right for meditation, too.
The Lover and the Beloved, by Donna De Lory … Donna is a long-time favorite sound you'll hear in yoga studios; from energetic, harmonious beats, to meditative music. This album tends to steer more towards a slow beat, and "Samba Sadashiva" is a beautiful track to play before Savasana or in restorative poses.
Hey Govinda He Gopala, by Jagit Singh … This dreamy Bhakti track is almost a devotional lullaby and I also use it as peaceful background music while I am working or writing. Jagit Singh is an iconic singer, composer and musician — explore some of his hundreds of songs for joyful yoga music.
Music for Meditation
Chakra Chants by Jonathan Goldman … This is one of the albums I play most during my Yoga Nidra classes. There are seven tracks, each track's music and chant corresponding to the vibration of each chakra. A deep, vibrational sound, this is very powerful for chakra meditation as well as background music for a gentle yoga class.
Golden Bowls, by Karma Moffett … Another favorite for my Yoga Nidra classes, with beautiful placement of the sounds of the Tibetan bowls, subtle enough to play during meditation as well as during a Yoga Nidra class. And how can you not love an artist with the name Karma Moffett 🙂
Quiet Earth, by Kamal … The tracks on this album are the ideal mix for my Yoga Nidra classes. The calming, peaceful sounds lift you up into a floating, dreamy space of deep relaxation, and all the tracks have a similar, flowing sound, so it becomes one long immersion into bliss. I would happily listen to this as background music for massage, too.
Bija: Soothing Music and Mantras, by Todd Norian … Todd's music reflects his yoga teaching style — straight from the heart space. This soothing album is perfect for Savasana and as a backdrop for Yoga Nidra or meditation, or simply just for immersing yourself in one or two tracks after a long and busy day.
Sa Ta Na Ma … Perfect for Kundalini teachers and students, as well as those looking to use repetitive mantra as part of their meditation practice. This album captures two of the most powerful mantras as taught by Yogi Bhajan, and I often use the Sa Ta Na Ma tracks for my classes and workshops. I loved the music from the moment I first heard it. And then I chuckled when I found out that it was the work of Richard Brookens, who has worked with me on my own Yoga Nidra albums—no wonder I liked it so much!
Lake Melva Meditation, by Richard Brookens …I'm a bit biased here, as Richard plays an assortment of instruments on the Yoga Nidra albums we recorded together, so obviously I enjoy his music. On this particular album, I especially liked the Egyptian flute and some of the tracks are just perfect for meditation.
Chakra Chants by Jonathan Goldman … Another favorite for my Yoga Nidra classes. There are seven tracks, each track's music and chant corresponding to the vibration of each chakra. A deep, vibrational sound, this is very powerful for chakra meditation as well as background music for a gentle yoga class.
The Stone Warriors and As Above, by Chris Spheeris … These two particular tracks work well for background music during meditation, and are also good for restorative yoga. Beautiful, soothing music without being distracting. The other tracks are lovely to play during a regular yoga class.
I'd love to hear what's on your yoga and meditation playlists! Drop me a note or share your favourites in the comments below.
Yoga Reads
When I feel like reading an easy interpretation of one of the Yoga-Sutra, I turn to Nischala Joy Devi's The Secret Power of Yoga. Her descriptions of Patanjali's Sutra not only relate to today's modern world so they're accessible as a comfortable read, but they also capture the spiritual elements of these ancient words. Sometimes I'll have Devi's book open, next to B.K.S. Iyengar's or Georg Feuerstein's more classical and scholarly works, and each interpretation complements and supports the other; filling in any missing pieces of understanding.
The Wisdom of Yoga, by Stephen Cope — At first glance, this may seem like a casual, perhaps irreverent, interpretation of the classical Yoga-Sutra (the ancient teachings of the yoga wisdom tradition), but Stephen Cope's passion and respect for this subject is on every page. This book is for newbies as well as long-time yoga practitioners; with easy to understand, yet profound, examples of how to apply these timeless teachings in our Western world. The author draws upon stories from the lives of his friends and students to demonstrate how the Yogasutra can be a practical guide for bringing contentment and ease to modern living.
The beloved Bhagavad Gita is a long poem that forms part of the Hindu epic, the Mahabharata. The story unfolds in a dialogue between prince Arjuna and his spiritual guide, Lord Krishna, as Arjuna prepares for the battlefield. Krishna guides him to the supreme wisdom that is available to all in the struggle between good and evil. The "Gita" is a treasured study, acknowledged worldwide as a literary and spiritual masterpiece. Stephen Mitchell is known for translating ancient texts and philosophy into clear and powerful reading, and his interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita is no exception—a poetic and inspiring version of these sacred texts. This is a good start to getting to know the Gita, and exploring further from there.
Yoga for your Type: An Ayurvedic Approach to Your Asana Practice was one of our prescribed books on my teacher training in India, and I welcomed it as the perfect introduction to the science of Ayurveda. David Frawley and Sandra Summerfield Kozak distill the complexity of Ayurveda into practical guidelines, with plenty of photographs to inspire a therapeutic yoga practice. This is an invaluable reference book for every yoga teacher, as well as students who are interested in Ayurveda.
The Illustrated Light on Yoga is an easy companion for the more detailed Light on Yoga, by the same author, B.K.S. Iyengar. This version highlights 57 key asanas (postures), compared to almost 200 in the full version of the original book. It has photographs and clear instructions in a bigger print format. There is also a 35-week "course", where Mr Iyengar has selected a sequence of poses for the student to follow, incrementally building on each week. I enjoy many styles of yoga and am always grateful for the alignment guidelines so expertly taught by B.K.S. Iyengar, as my foundation for a safe practice.


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Lalla Fadhma n'Soumer, in Kabyle Lla Faḍma n Sumer (Werja, Kabylie about 1830 - Béni Slimane 1863) was an important figure of the Kabyle resistance movement during the first years of the French colonial conquest of Algiers. The impact of her involvement was such that she has been seen as the embodiment of the struggle and has been called the "Joan of Arc of Kabylie."[1] Lalla, the female equivalent of sidi, is an honorific reserved for women of high rank, or who are venerated as saints. Fadhma is the Berber pronunciation of the Arabic name Fatima.
N'Soumer was born in the Kabyle village of Werja, from a marabout family, around July 10[citation needed] 1830. Depending on the source, she is said to have had 4 or 5 siblings. Her father, Sidi Ahmed Mohamed, directed the Koranic school (Berber: timâammert) of Sidi Ahmed u Mezyan in the nearby village of Summer. Traditional sources agree that Fadhma showed a decisive and stubborn character from her early childhood. For instance, she insisted on following lessons in the Koran in her father's school, very unusual social behaviour for a young girl in that culture.
When she was 16, her relatives arranged her wedding, as was customary, to Yahia N At Iboukhoulef, one of her cousins on her mother's side. However, she refused to marry Yahya in order to return to her religious studies. For a 19th century Kabylie woman, it was rare for women to reject the role of wife and mother and aspire to the typically masculine role of a religious scholar.
Subsequently, being considered a tabudalit (a woman possessed by the Spirit), she followed a life of asceticism, committed to the practice and study of religion, and continued her studies at the timâammert in Summer. After the death of her father, his older brother Si Tahar, who was himself gifted with great charisma, took over running the school. Like her father and brothers, Lalla Fadhma was an adept of the mystic fraternity of Rahmaniya.
Soon after, it was said that Lalla Fadma had visions in which she had contact with wali, and that she was able to foresee the future. Her fame spread so much that Muslims from all Kabylie came to her to ask her advice and to offer her gifts. She received pilgrims in a room of the family's house in Summer, which still stands today.
To everyone, the young hermit seemed not only pious and wise, but also young and beautiful: she took great care of her body and clothes, and she habitually wore expensive jewelry. Everyone meeting her was deeply struck by these features.
The French began their occupation of Algiers in 1830, starting with a landing in Algiers. As occupation turned into colonization, Kabylia remained the only region independent of the French government. Pressure on the region increased, and the will of her people to resist and defend Kabylie increased as well.
A turning point in Lalla Fadma's life was the arrival in Kabylie, in about 1849, of a mysterious man who presented himself as Mohamed ben Abdallah (the name of the Prophet), but who is more commonly known as Bou Baghla. He was probably an ex-lieutenant in the army of Emir Abdelkader, defeated for the last time by the French in 1847. Bou Baghla refused to surrender at that battle, and retreated to Kabylie. From there he began a war against the French armies and their allies, often employing guerrilla tactics . Bou Baghla was a relentless fighter, and very eloquent in Arabic. He was very religious, and some legends tell about his thaumaturgic skills.
Bou Baghla went often to Summer to talk with the high-ranking members of the religious community, and Lalla Fadhma was soon attracted by his strong personality. At the same time, the relentless combatant was attracted by a woman so resolutely willing to contribute, by any means possible, to the war against the French. With her inspiring speeches, she convinced many men to fight as imseblen (volunteers ready to die as martyrs) and she herself, together with other women, participated in combat by providing cooking, medicines, and comfort to the fighting forces.
Traditional sources tell that a strong bond was formed between Lalla Fadhma and Bou Baghla. In fact, at that time Bou Baghla left his first wife (Fatima Bent Sidi Aissa) and sent back to her owner a slave he had as a concubine (Halima Bent Messaoud). But on her side, Lalla Fadhma wasn't free: even if she was recognized as tamnafeqt ("woman who left her husband to get back to his family", a Kabylie institution), the matrimonial tie with her husband was still in place, and only her husband's will could free her. However he did not agree to, even when offered large bribes. The love between Fadhma and Bou remained platonic, but there were public expressions of this feeling between the two.
Fadhma was personally present at many fights in which Bou Baghla was involved, particularly the battle of Tachekkirt won by Bou Baghla forces (18–19 July 1854), where the French General Randon was caught but managed to escape later.
On 26 December 1854, Bou Baghla was killed; some sources claim it was due to the treason of some of his allies. The resistance remained without a charismatic leader and a commander able to guide it efficiently. For this reason, during the first months of 1855, on a sanctuary built on top of the Azru Nethor peak, not far from the village where Fadhma was born, there was a great council among combatants and important figures of the tribes in Kabylie. They decided to grant Lalla Fadhma, assisted by her brothers, the command of combat.
Tired of continuous combat actions from the Kabylie resistance, General Randon, appointed Marshal of France, decided to carry out, in the late spring of 1857, what was called by the French the "Kabylie pacification". For the assault he gathered an army of about 45,000 men (35,000 French soldiers and some thousands of indigenous troops), divided in many columns to attack en masse at the same time on all the sides of the Kabylie resistance. The offensive started on May 17.
Defeat was inevitable for the Kabylie people, being outnumbered and outgunned by their enemies, and their villages and tribes fell one after another in just a few months. The first tribe to be defeated was the At Yiraten; on their territory the French started to build a fort (Fort Napoléon, named after Napoleon III) on June 14.
A strong defensive line managed to stop, with great losses and only temporarily, the attackers at Icherriden (June 24: 44 deads and 327 wounded) thanks to a sudden attack originating from trenches hidden in the terrain. Traditional sources tell that Lalla Fadhma took part in the battle and ordered that the fighters should be tied to each other with ropes so nobody was tempted to flee. In few days, however, using artillery, the French army managed to go beyond these defenses and on June 28 almost all the major tribes capitulated (At Yenni, At Wasif, At Boudrar, At Mangellat, among others).
Lalla Fadhma was among the last to surrender, retreating to a village hidden by the hardest peaks of Jurjura, Takhlijt n At Aadsou, near Tirourda hill.
On July 11, the last village held by Kabyle rebels, Takhlijt n At Aadsou, was stormed by the French and conquered. The reports about the fight are not clear: it is reported that there were episodes of corruption and treasons, which is highly probable—moving in those regions without expert guides would've been almost impossible. Some French reports tell that it was Lalla Fadhma's brother, Sidi Tayeb, who sold his tribe and his sister in exchange for the promise to not harm the village where his sister and her troops were hiding. But it's more likely he just negotiated the surrender after the military defeat. However, even if there were any agreement, the French army didn't respect them, invading the village, sent off the men, and forced Lalla Fadhma to exit from the house where she was hiding with the other women and children.
Lalla Fadhma n'Soumer was taken as a prisoner together with about two hundred more women and children, who were sent with her to a detention camp at the Zaouia of Beni Slimane in Tablat, under control of a bachagha (local authority) loyal to French.
After more than a century from her death, Lalla Fadhma's fame is still alive and present in all Algeria, and in particular in her region, Kabylia. In fact, many artists and bands composed pictures and songs about her—one of the best known songs dedicated to her is by Tagrawla, an Algerian band. An Algerian feminist association was renamed Daughters of Lalla Fatma N Soummer in her honor.
Lalla Fadhma, and her example of a steadfast and fearless woman, is still interesting at the present time; in fact when in 1995 her remains were transferred to the heroes' cemetery of El Alia, Algiers, the actual date and time of the ceremony was not announced in advance, but only told to the media what had been done after it happened. The Algiers authority were seen by the media as embarrassed to do this move just after passing a bill about Family Code which was extremely harsh with women; in this way, the authorities would not have to take care of possible "unpleasant" manifestations by the women's associations which find in Lalla Fadhma an important figure embodying a deeply independent and modern woman.


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Today was the first day of class. Despite my nerves, the first day was enjoyable and quenched several of my fears about assignments. The professor, Dr. Holder, is straight-forward and knowledgeable. He likes sarcastic jokes, perhaps that's one reason I like him so far. He mentioned a PhD Comics; developed by, Jorge Cham, a Stanford Professor. I probably should not have used "Uncle Google" to search for that after class was released because I spent an hour reading comics. Was that an hour wasted? Nope, that hour was a time of mental decompression and relaxation. Proverbs 17:22 (ASV) states, "A cheerful heart is a good medicine; but a broken spirit drieth up the bones."
During the class, we learned several tools to help make our research and writing process easier. We learned about EndNote, various education databases, and the proper research process. Dr. Holder emphasized critical thinking. He noted to look for how's, why's, and differences in articles. He shared his mantra with us: "The purpose of technology in education is to make the learning process more efficient" (Dr. David Holder). Technology is a tool that can become a burden or asset. Effective usage is key.
One assignment in the class is to write a blog post each night. I considered creating a different blog for this course. Then I decided to include this assignment on my personal blog so that other parents, who may be considering going back to school, will see that it is possible to accomplish. This is one purpose for creating my personal portion of the blog: to demonstrate how I attempt to do it all without completely losing it. Like all moms, I have many roles and obligations. Revelations 12:11 talks about the power of testimony. I believe that it is human nature to seek out testimonies of others who have walked a similar path. My goal is not to brag about my own accomplishments (that will come for a brief time, when I have Ed. D. after my name) but to share that it is possible to go back to school and be mom & wife.
The most difficult part of this course is being away from my kids. My husband is enjoying spending time with them. The week away will allow me to focus my time on the assignments to ensure I am able to meet the course deadlines.


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A quick random update because weekend, like happiness, is short-lived and I'm not looking forward to another week at work. Meh.
Who cares if it's just my third day tomorrow....................
Fine fine. Too early to judge.
I have to get my act together and brave through this change. I am still adapting to this new place, new people and new work... Urg.
Sugar went for her bath earlier today and she was given a cupcake!!!!
(Spot her naughty strands of hair standing hahaha)
Cupcake, like a reward for being nice and pretty..
Check out her 'report' card from Petopia (X)! She look so upright and pretty! Like she posed.
But, this NEVER happens at home!!
SEE!! Looks everywhere but at the camera!
But she looks like she's smiling. ♥
Same same, but different.
She seems to always know when I am taking a picture of her when I hold up my phone and immediately looks away JUST at the time I click 'snap'. TSK.
Happy dog means happy owner~
She always looks darn cute when she lays flat though. HEHEHE.
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Remember that Very Special Episode of Top Chef when Kevin Gillespie won the opportunity to compete for Team USA in the next Bocuse d'Or? Well, like so much else on Top Chef, his involvement with the competition proved illusory.
Andrew Friedman, whose Knives at Dawn chronicled the evolution of America's involvement in the Bocuse d'Or, reports that Gillespie is no longer listed as a candidate for the competition — he's been replaced by Jim Burke, the chef-owner of Philadelphia's James.
The reason, Friedman has learned from Gillespie's flack, is that the chef is just too busy to compete: "He didn't have time to prepare, and didn't want to let the country down. He felt like there was somebody else who deserved that spot. He's a perfectionist and didn't feel like he could do his best with everything going on."
Aw. That is so the Kevin we came to know and love. Fortunately, the bearded soul of humility will have a chance to compete in the 2013 competition in Lyon, something that, his rep assures Friedman, is "a huge goal of his."
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Heading out on a hike on a trail new to you can be a little worrisome. Will the trail be marked well? Is my map up to date? And if you are snowshoeing you wonder if anyone has been there before you or if you will have to break trail. Our plan for the day was to do a loop hike across the Mica Ledges on the Mattabesett Trail, linking up with some of the Singletracks of Rockland trails, and returning to our car via a fire road.
It was obvious right away that no one had been to the trailhead at Cream Pot Rd in Durham in a while. In fact the road wasn't even plowed all the way down to the trailhead parking. After the parking area Cream Pot Rd becomes a fire road. A short distance later you should come across the Connecticut Forest & Parks Association's blue-blazed Mattabesett Trail. Jayne and I both managed to miss the markings. (We will blame this on how bright it was with the sun reflecting off the snow.) I knew if you missed the trail we should be able to do the planned hike in reverse. According to a map I saw a few days earlier there was suppose to be a trail that brought us to a pond, at which point we could bushwhack over to the Rockland Trails. Once again, we missed this. We ended up at Dead Hill Rd and followed this south to the Rockland Trails. Finally, we saw a trail map and were pretty confused, but decided to keep going. At last we came to an intersection with arrows telling us where to go.
Victory… or so we thought. We followed this until we can to another intersection, this time with no trail markings or arrows. Urg, we took out our phones to see what our maps could tell us. I was looking at a compass feature for what direction we were headed and Jayne was trying to see if she could locate trails on hers. She saw that we weren't that far from the Mattabesett and I decided that we needed to just go west. It's easy to bushwhack in the winter and we would eventually come across the Mattabesett. As we went along we came across the trail in Rocklands that I had planned on using as a connector. Thank goodness for finding marked trails and a decent sense of direction. I would never say we were lost leading up to this, but we weren't going exactly as planned. We were on an adventure, but happy to finally be on an actual trail.
There were no signs of humans on the Mattabesett Trail. We followed deer tracks and then we noticed coyote tracks. It was us and the wildlife. As we came out to one of the view points on the Mica Ledges I thought I saw a few dogs ahead of us on the trail. There are other hikers out here today! I then realized there was no hiker and it was actually a small pack of coyotes. Time to talk loudly and bang our trekking poles to make our presence known. Jayne was less than amused by this predicament, but I wasn't overly concerned. Unless they were rabid we would be fine since we didn't catch them off guard.
We decided to wait a few minutes to let them clear out before we continued on the trail. This time there were a lot more deer and coyote tracks. Further down the trail we came across the deer that the coyotes were most likely stalking. They bounded away, safe for another day. The Mattabesett Trail was well marked and easy to follow. The CFPA and their volunteers do a great job of keeping up the blue-blazed trails. Once over the ledges the trail turns east and back into the woods. There was one more highlight before heading back to the trailhead, the Pyramid. The Pyramid is a fantastic glacial erratic right along the trail. I'm sure it is much more impressive when the snow is all gone and you can see its base. As we headed back to the car we both agreed to come back in the summer so we could see the rock ledges that give Mica Ledges its name. Perhaps we will explore Single Tracks of Rockland some more too.


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The challenge over on the Crafter's Companion Monthly Challenge blog this month has the above sketch to use.
I decided to use the sketch to see if I can make my mojo come back. I have used the new SWALK range of stamps from Crafter's Companion and the coordinating cd to make the following card.
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Papers - SWALK papercrafting cd-rom
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Sentiment - Forever Friends Pink Parfait die-cut message tags
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I am not 100% happy with the card but saying I haven't got much mojo it's ok!!!
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The Vibez -- Finally
San Francisco based Nepalese pop rock band, The Vibez, recently announced that they are launching their album, The Vibez Generation through Reeyaz Music Company on Shrawan 2, 2065 (July 17, 2008). The album consists 8 songs of different genres from techno to adhunik and from soft rock to hard rock.
The Vibez is a well established band in the US and has toured many cities in the year 2006 and 2007. The Vibez had been working on the album since 2005.
Direk Shrestha, (percussionist, drummer and guitarist) is currently in Kathmandu to release the album. He says, "The eight songs in the album are like eight actors. You might have a favorite one but you are going to love most of them. The songs in the album were filtered from 18 songs and have been well polished."
The Vibez are Direk Shrestha, Prayeen Singh (Vocals/Arranger) and Rupak Lama (Lead Guitar).
Manose Singh (flutist) from 1974 AD and Deependra Rai (Lead Guitar) from Full Circle have also played in the album.
After the launch of the album, Direk Shrestha will be touring with Sudip Tamrakar (The Uglyz) and Rockin Shrestha (The Uglyz) to promote the album.
To learn more about the The Vibez, its members and activities, you can visit www.thevibezmusic.com (nepalisite)