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2017_03_25 Al missed me or my Railway, either way, he was over for more punishment
Interesting few days.
My friend Gerry Hopkins was working on my D3 and my N Class and they arrived in the mail Friday. So lost some time playing trains.
As well part of my Auscision order and my late arriving SDS order was hand delivered by SDS on the way through on way back to Sydney. (Did I tell that already?)
Got a lot more wiring done on Thursday and some more Friday. Finally restored 4 power districts, however I have an error signal telling me I still have leakage between power districts. Very annoying!
Today we started off running track into Albury yard, however I threw a spanner in the works when I remembered we had to cross the Murray River. Al was not pleased, but he removed two sections of track, meticulously laid and we cut out a place for the bridge. We did a great job, so let the pictures speak for us as always.
A story about a good little signal, that was dropped in its infancy, poor little signal :(
As my tears blur the picture, we say fond goodbyes to dear old Distant no 1 at Honeysuckle. We cannot say you served us well, however you cost me a bucket of dollars and far too soon, you departed our railway Bye Bye Distant No 1
McKenzie and HolLand arrived Friday and began to erect a replacement for good old Distant No 1. So we line it up before fixing it to the ground..eh, we need to finish off a bit of scenery? ok lets leave it in the "Clip-It" bin.
McKenzie delivered another three signals, which will be installed after all the work is done.
Al working the tools (Does he do all the work around here? seems so.)
We very accurately measured the gap, and fitted the bridge almost perfectly first fit. First error was that the Chooch middle pylon was longer than the abutments, which needed a slight adjustment.
Just before we cut we remembered to allow for the track underlay. And it worked. Al was in charge of this job, and he slowed me down and the job went relatively easily, for us both.
We fixed the abutments and the middle pier with small amounts of liquid nails. Even finished up using smaller amounts to secure the bridge on top. Ha Ha it did the job, and you cannot see it pushing out anywhere.
I don't think we can do that with the track though?
Anybody advise us what to glue Peco track to a Walthers Bridge with?
So thats another fine mess you got me out of!!
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I love this post!! Okay, here's what I am up to: working on a new recipe for goat cheese and rosemary mashed potatoes (I've almost got it right!), finally reading the Steve Jobs biography, listening over and over and over to Adele, trying to photograph all the gorgeous spring flowers in my yard before they are gone, and spending WAY too much time on Pinterest. And yes, just the commercials for the new 3D Titanic actually make me a little weepy. :)ReplyDelete
I just love everything about this post! We've been Spring cleaning like crazy around here, and I can feel my heart and mind clear out with every room we finish and box of stuff we donate. It's pretty wonderful! I hope you have the best time with your family!ReplyDelete
I watched the Hunger Games movie the other day and reminded of you (I read the books by your recomendation). I am working on getting more organized and up to date with all my tasks and chores and antecipating easter chocolate. I gave up sweets for lent and I am really looking forward to the chocolate!ReplyDelete
Hey Dani, I just wanted to say that I'm really glad you decided to simplify and focus more on your blog. I loved, loved the articles you wrote for Hello Giggles so much and it was kinda sad that They weren't actually posted on your blog that anyone could easily go back to and find along with all you're other great stuff on here!ReplyDelete
I also wanted to say you are such an inspiration to me, and every time I visit your blog I have a little better outlook on life, so thank you for being so uplifting and positive! xo -Liz
I really love titanic - it's so funny because everyone seems to hate it but I actually think it's a brilliant film. I really love Kate Winslet and like you I remember going to the cinema to see it as a teenager! I remember being absolutely busting for a wee at the end and the entire row behind me were sobbing there eyes out at leo but i was so desperate I just wanted it to end!ReplyDelete
Gossip Girl is brilliant - and it gets EVEN better! I'm currently rewatching my so called life - i used to love that show!
I am so excited for Titanic. I was 9 when it first hit theaters and it was the first movie I saw multiple times in the theaters. And it was the first time I feel head over heels in love with an actor. I cannot wait to re-live my Leo-mania!ReplyDelete
I'm only slightly freaked out about the 3-D thing. There's something about people falling to their death in 3-D that rattles me, but I'm hoping that it's changed somehow. I'm very curious to see how big this film is all these years later.ReplyDelete
Quiche! We've offered that a few times at my school (I'm a preschool teacher) and the kids have not wanted to try it. I love that your kid doesn't seem to be a picky eater. I recently read the kids Green Eggs and Ham to try to remind them how important it is to try things.
Here's my "currently" of the week: Monday Night Digs.
I haven't even seen Titanic in non 3-D! I think I might never. I've also never seen the Star Wars prequels!ReplyDelete
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oh i love the idea of this post! i think i will def have to follow-up with one of my own. :) i still love titanic and it can still make me cry. not sure if i'll go see it in 3d yet because i'm an old lady (27 years - hehe) and get bad headaches when i see movies in 3ds. enjoy it for me! ;)ReplyDelete
I need to get on the spring cleaning bandwagon! My in-laws are taking my toddler for the day on Friday, so I'm planning a trip to Target to stock up on Method supplies (and probably some other fun stuff, too!) and then hopefully getting to work. And if all goes well, they'll watch her long enough so my husband and I can sneak off to see Hunger Games - I'm so excited! I meant to comment last week that I made those lemon bars after seeing them here and I can vouch for them - so delicious and so easy to make!!ReplyDelete
Oh Gossip Girl I am seriously obsessed! I am on the last disc of Season 4. Season 3 is just S O Good! Blair is by far my favorite, she has the best dialogue:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 12:20 PM
I cried when I first saw the preview for the Titanic 3D, haha. I'm not sure if I will see it or not. I'm planning on doing some Spring cleaning this weekend. Yes, I pin way more than I actually do. I always wish there were more hours in the day! I think it's good to set a goal to make sure you do it. One a week sounds doable ♥LindsayReplyDelete
Since I started following you (about three days ago) I'm a big fan! Your post are so easy and fun to read and I love every single post. They're all pretty new subjects to me and that's a great inspiration for my own blog. I'm definitely gonna make a currently post inspired by this one soon.ReplyDelete
Looks like there are a lot of happy things going on right now. Big and small ones and that's the perfect mix. I am too very addicted to Gossip Girl and need to catch up soon. Did some spring cleaning yesterday and besides the apartment, my head seems also more organized.
Gonna read the Spring Cleaning article now. Have a lovely day!
xo Sari
i love your currently posts!! i want to see titantic, but i cry SO MUCH everytime i watch it, i don't know if i can handle going to see it in public, haha!!ReplyDelete
i actually just did a "currently" post of my own!! :)
- AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 12:29 PM
Omg,Titanic on 3-D. Count me in! I saw it at the theater when I was 12 (in 1997). That's one of my all time favorite movies,too. Plus,I think it's awesome that you're simplifying. Those oatmeal lemon creme bars look so good,too...making me hungry. Thanks for that. :PReplyDelete
Hey I can't wait to see titanic either... I feel like I owe it to the 13 yr old me who saw it at least 5 times in theaters, preordered the VHS, and drove through a tropical storm with my mom to pick it up the video the day radioshack got it... to see it in theaters this weekend. No shame here!ReplyDelete
Good for you deciding to just write on your own blog! I know that must have been a hard choice to give hello giggles up, but simplifying is wonderful- isn't it? :)ReplyDelete
These posts are some of my favorites of yours!ReplyDelete
The list should include a category for currently reading too though.
Currently (I don't have a blog so quick hits)
Obsessing over - Anne Tyler, her new book is just out
Working on - cleaning up at my old job to leave it behind
Thinking about - the future and what it may be
Anticipating - starting at the new job
Listening to - today it was mostly Billy Bragg
Eating - golden delicious apples, blackberries
Wishing - we had the money, time and pet-sitter to take a nice vacation right now
I wrote a "Currently" today too....ReplyDelete
I think we must have been channeling the same energy today, I posted mine this morning...and I'm in France! Weird eh? ;) haha.
Will miss seeing you on HG but think its a good decision, I'm excited to read all your stuff on here! :)
Enjoyed this one today!
Louise xo
Spring cleaning is one of the most refreshing things for my mind. It can be difficult at times but it's so, so worth it.ReplyDelete
I decided to do my own currently post. I love reading yours so I figured, why not? Here it is: http://wrongdecade.net/2012/04/2447
i just made two quiche and they were amazing - have you tried smitten kitchen's recipe for the one with leeks and mushrooms slow cooked in port? amazing!ReplyDelete
we are heading to sedona for a few nights starting tomorrow to celebrate me turning 30. i love having such an incredible place so close. happy almost weekend!
This post has made me really want some quiche! :)ReplyDelete
Hope you have a lovely weekend. Also, I was reading through your older posts, and I'd never heard of stickygram, but so glad I have now! what a great idea! thanks for sharing!
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UM OF COURSE! You're seriously the sweetest, Danielle - I love you!!!! <3 I hope you have an amazing weekend!ReplyDelete
Awww, I found your blog through HG, and I really liked your pieces, but I understand. And at least I can still read your writing on this blog! Also, CHUCK & BLAIR. Love 'em.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the blog post idea! It was fun to do my own "currently" post. :-)ReplyDelete
I'm interested to see your thoughts on Hunger Games. I'm not even a huge fan and I really, really enjoyed it, so I hope you do too!! (totally random note, I was eating quiche while reading this most. Ahh, serendipity)ReplyDelete
I adore your blog. You're so genuine. I follow a lot of blogs for different reasons on bloglovin. I find I save yours up sometimes so I can read a few posts at a time & really enjoy them. Lot's of the other ones I find myself skimming through. Not yours, I love the way you write from the heart & do this with such style & grace. You are a beautiful person with an adorable family. Thanks for sharing so much & for being so humble about it. xoxo JulieReplyDelete
Thanks, again, Danielle ;)ReplyDelete
, amei seu blog! E mto mais eu Layot! E eu queria saber se vc poderia fazer o meu! Rola? Se sim me responde pelo meu blog =D http://universoluab.blogspot.com.br/ReplyDelete
I've been doing a major declutter for over a year now. It does feel so good to let go of things you don't need and to keep other things for the right reasons.ReplyDelete
I did my own currently post as well :)
Ha, made my own currently post! My first eheh :) http://everydaystories.net/?p=302ReplyDeleteReplies
Nice blog! I really enjoyed your photos.Delete
i love gossip girl too. it's my guilty pleasure! love reading your blog :)ReplyDelete
Really love all of these "Currently" posts!ReplyDelete
Oh Dani! I just love you to pieces!! xoxoReplyDelete
I started working on a currently post yesterday and finished it up today. I added a picture that I posted yesterday on instagram and it happens to be super similar to the one you posted! How funny!!!ReplyDelete
I love "currently" blog posts! I posted one today alsoReplyDelete
I did a "Currently" post on my blog today too! Thanks Danielle!ReplyDelete
xoxo Cara
HOW DID I MISS THIS?! I saw the original 11 times in the theaters. Holy crap that's embarrassing! I'm so excited!ReplyDelete
Ok, I'm so glad I'm not the only one that was excited to see Titanic again! I can't wait to see it!ReplyDelete
I did my own currently post too:
It's always a tough decision to say no to something but it is so important. You only have so much energy as a mom, wife and woman for that matter! Good for you for deciding what matters most and focusing your energy there.ReplyDelete
I'm a closet Gossip Girl fan too. I've seen em all! Here is my currently post: http://erica-castillo.blogspot.com/2012/04/currently.htmlReplyDelete
I haven't seen Gossip Girl.. gotta check it out.ReplyDelete
I just did my own currently post. Thanks for the inspiration!
I looove your "currently" posts, such a simple idea but they're fun to fill out.ReplyDelete
Working on mine right meow!
Your face looks back to normal after your teef extraction! Hope its feeling better :)ReplyDelete
I really loved Titanic too! I was in middle school and I saw it 3 times and had t-shrits, books, everything!! and this year I am teaching a middle school and saw that it was coming out and got really excited! Its funny that I am back in a middle school and still really excited for this movie!ReplyDelete
I feel the same way about writing for outside publications. I used to do stuff for Swallows and Daggers (you can find it if you go WAAAY BACK into their archives) but writing for a deadline with no pay is ridiculously un-fun.ReplyDelete
Hi Dani, I love this idea for a post, feeling inspired to do my own Currently post now (found this post via Katie's Currently post on Skunkboy Creations - found via A Beautiful Mess! The web is full of these rabbit holes isn't it?). I really enjoy reading your blog, thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Amy xxx
I did it! Thanks for the inspiration :) http://www.heynicecardigan.com/2012/04/i-am-currently.htmlDelete
I love this. I may have to take you up on it and try it out thank you!ReplyDelete
I did one! :) I love your blog by the way. I've been following you for some time. I e-mailed you a while back and you responded. I don't know if you remember, probably not, but I'm still a follower!ReplyDelete
I'm only a little bit flipped out about the 3-D factor. There's something about individuals dropping to their loss of life in 3-D that rattles me, but I'm expecting that it's modified somehow. I'm very interested to see how big this movie is all these decades later.ReplyDelete
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Assessed skill level - document scale
Assessed skill level - quantitative scale
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Personal income from wages, salary or self-employment
Personal income from all sources
Types of income from government sources
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Background information was collected from a randomly selected member of each selected household by specially trained ABS interviewers. Respondents were then asked to complete a set of literacy-related tasks. The objective assessment of literacy skills was based on a methodology developed by the United States' Educational Testing Service and Statistics Canada which was adapted for use in several countries.
Note: This survey was part of the International Adult Literacy Survey being coordinated by Statistics Canada, which involved many countries conducting similar surveys.
Reference Period
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Battling rough high seas in a dinghy, incurring the wrath of village sorcerers and making school teachers flee in fear – the path to research can be much more than trawling through books.
Survey teams for the PNG Promoting Effective Public Expenditure Project – a joint project between that country's National Research Institute and the Development Policy Centre at Crawford School – have returned from conducting expenditure tracking and facility surveys in PNG with a sensational story to tell.
Writing on Dev Policy Blog, Program Manager and ANU PhD scholar Colin Wiltshire says that conducting the survey – which covers about 200 schools and 150 health facilities in far-flung corners of PNG has been an interesting research experience.
Wiltshire led a team conducting the survey in PNG's Gulf Province – most of which is only accessible by the open ocean.
"Travelling to Kikori District – the largest of the region's two districts – is very difficult. The only option is to hire a dinghy with an outboard motor to travel in the open sea, which takes a day and over 100 litres of fuel, making the trip expensive, exhausting and often dangerous," he writes.
Indeed, just before the team arrived the locals had experienced a tragedy at sea.
"At least five people had gone missing trying to transport themselves together with a live deer and a cassowary," said Wiltshire. "An ambitious journey, especially considering the cargo on board."
Everywhere the survey team went, they saw schools or health facilities that were struggling through lack of resources, or lack of staff. But at one school visit the lack of funding was not the issue, as Wiltshire explains.
"As our Land Cruiser – which looked a lot like a police vehicle – approached the village, a group of people rushed to the shore and set off into the sea.
"At the same time, disgruntled parents ran to the car yelling that the Head Teacher and School Board Chairman were escaping, and demanding the team chase them down and arrest them!
"After explaining that we were not the police, we learnt that there was a rumour that the police were coming to arrest the Head Teacher and the School Board Chairman who had supposedly been misusing the school's funding."
But that wasn't the end of the team's adventures. When they went to leave the more remote Kikori District survey areas, wild weather – and the possible influence of villagers – left them land-locked.
"Our return trip proved challenging. The prospect of rougher seas saw us use the river channels, but finally needing to confront the open ocean we made an attempt to make it to the break but were swamped by waves, requiring us to bail water out of the dinghy and race back to shore.
"During the evening, we were told village sorcerers were unhappy and casting spells into the sea to make it rough, because they are short of sugar and tea."
The following day, after making an offering to the sorcerers, the oceans calmed a little and the team was able to leave. And although they went with some dramatic memories, it is the experience of seeing people step up and fill gaps where services should be provided that left the most lasting impression.
"The survey team met a head teacher at a remote school who teaches all classes at her primary school and has volunteered to be the community health worker," writes Wiltshire.
"This selfless teacher operates a health service out her house, providing basic drugs and advice for sick people in her village.
"There were many inspiring examples of retired and retrenched teachers and health workers that continue to help communities when no other services are provided."
You can read the full Dev Policy Blog post here: http://devpolicy.org/service-delivery-realities-in-gulf-province-png-20121206/
To find out more about the PNG Promoting Effective Public Expenditure Project: http://devpolicy.anu.edu.au/png-budget-project/
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California, a cannabis liberal state, legalized medical weed in 1996 with the passage of Proposition 215. However, legal purchase from retail stores selling recreational marijuana will start only in January 2018. Estimated to be around $7 billion, pot trade will be one of the principal movers of the overall economy, but with certain restrictions.
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The brand new pot rules have stirred in the pot. You will find people like Hezekiah Allen, professional movie director of the California Growers Association, who look like unhappy, as the guideline allegedly favors big businesses. Relating to him, they could have "as many licenses as they could afford," which would threaten the presence of small farms. While the majority of the rules have been designed to ensure that the youngsters below age 21 aren't drawn into the vicious routine of abuse, others such as capping on cultivation stay ambiguous.
These regulations will be the mixed work of the Department of Consumer Affairs' Bureau of Cannabis Control, Department of Food and Agriculture and Department of General public Health. This is a glance of the new rules:
No cannabis near colleges:
According to the new guideline, businesses cannot regulate weed within 600 ft from the school or any youth-centric service. Studies before have indicated that children who start smoking marijuana early will fall victim to mental health disorders.
Managing amount of THC:
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary constituent of marijuana, is accountable for its mind-altering properties. It sticks to cannabinoid receptors within the brain and reduces memory, coordination and concentration skills. All sensory and time perception features are also affected. California's new regulation warrants that edibles must have only 10 milligrams of THC rather than more than 100 milligrams in the full total package. Moreover, companies are not allowed to mix alcoholic beverages, nicotine, seafood, and caffeine. Marketing of cannabis in human, pet, fruit or insect form is also dissuaded.
Advertising restrictions:
To be able to restrict the utilization of weed among teenagers and adolescents, the new laws designate that only those "outlets" that are frequented with a resounding 71.6 percent of adults aged 21 or older can market their cannabis goodies. Furthermore, marketers won't use unfair methods such as cartoons to impact more youthful populace. There's a ban on the utilization of the word "chocolate" on marijuana-based products because of the associated risks.
A blanket ban on delivery of weed to the general public:
The existing regulations also put a damper on the transport of container through "aircraft, watercraft, drone, rail, or human-powered vehicle" This might in impact avoid the sale and buy of cannabis for nefarious procedures. Also, weed cannot be sent to a general public place like a mall.
Special license necessary for festivals: In the event, someone wants to host a party where cannabis will be a mainstay, it's essential to have a permit.
Also, the state plans to issue only short-term licenses to retailers and growers if they have a local permit. To read more about legalization issues, there's a great article on https://liquidweed.org/ about recreational marijuana. It includes the bill that Senator Corey Booker has been trying to pass through Congress.


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First Grade Curriculum for Sebastian (2013-2014)
Language Arts:
- Primary Arts of Language: Reading and Writing (IEW)
- We did about half of this curriculum last year, so I hope to finish it this year. His goal is to read a Magic Treehouse chapter book by himself by the end of this school year, and finishing this curriculum should get him there easily.
- I should also say I LOVE LOVE LOVE this program and would recommend it to everyone. I am so glad we bought this last year. It is awesome.
- Magic Tree House Books
- Sebastian is eating up this book series. For now they are read aloud books, but he wants to be able to read them by himself, and I am hoping he gets there by the end of this school year.
- The great thing about this, is that we can continue to do read aloud books when we take our baby break in February. Reading is one of the easiest things I can do
- All About Spelling
- We will be finishing up level one this year, and begin level two at some point. I think I am learning as much as he is using this program. Why was I never told these rules? Life would have been so much easier...
- Math-U-See
- We are finishing up Alpha for the first part of the year (mostly review on things he already knows, but I want to make sure he has it mastered) and we should get into Beta sometime in October.
- The Story of the World (Volume I) by Susan Wise Bauer
- This is a gem I found at the homeschool convention I went to in May. There are so many projects to do! This is easily a history/geography AND art curriculum in one because of all the craft projects we will be doing. I don't even know if we will get halfway through this book in a year.
- REAL Science Odyssey Life Science
- This is another gem I found at the homeschool convention. There is one day of easy reading and then usually two science labs. There are also plenty of ideas for writing a science journal for each different season. Sebastian is going to love this.
- Faith and Life: Our Heavenly Father
- This came highly recommended by many Catholic families as the best religious program out there. I want something structured since we are working for sacraments. This will also easily be used for the other children down the line with minimal extra purchases.
- Viola lessons
- We are continuing viola lessons. I am not sure how much he wants to do it some days, but for now it is a good way to get music in.
- Choir
- In September Sebastian will be joining the children's choir at church. This is get him in a group setting and learning how to work with kids his age (and older)
Phys Ed:
- Family Time Fitness
- I won this curriculum in a drawing online, and I haven't read much of it, but I think this will be a good way to get the family involved (and maybe in better shape) together. The lessons look easy enough to follow and that is good since I have no athletic ability, and even less now that I am pregnant.
- We are continuing to go to our homeschool co-op. They will be doing some fun things with them this year, and it is nice to give him a "day off" of doing the normal school things. He also gets to hang out with his friends, which is always fun to do.
Pre-School Curriculum for Kaelyn (2013-2014)
I bit the bullet this year, and I am glad I did. I decided to purchase Ready Made Preschool for Kaelyn this year. I thought it would be good since I hardly havetime to do fun things with her. I didn't know I would be pregnant! This is going to be fantastic. Everything is cut up and ready to go for us. All I have to do is get the book from the library. I think I can handle that. ;) I look forward to giving Kaelyn some school time with her big brother.
If you want to see what curriculum I chose other years, go to my curriculum page (previous years are at the bottom of the page).


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The factor that can act as a restraint in the growth of the market is the growing sale of imitation products may hamper the bearing market. However, the boost in the demand of energy-efficient vehicles and the escalating need of bearings from the aerospace industry will create new opportunities in the market of bearings.
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Beautiful Angel Poster: The Blessings
"The Blessings" is one of my favorite posters of Angels. Angel posters create a beautiful ambiance in any room. I especially like them in nurseries and Master bedrooms. I like to think they bring blessings to my room. Get this one at AllPosters.com (not an affiliate link)
In the Flow
I am in the flow of divine abundance.
When walking the beach at low tide, I may find dry sand where an hour before the waves washed over my toes. Yet, there's no worry; the tide will return. Similarly, I need not worry about the temporary appearance of lack in my life, because I know there is abundant supply.
~Daily Word
The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least.
Give thanks for whatever you have and more will come to you.
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May all your days be sunlit
And all your nights be moonlit
May all your troubles be melted
Soon, and all your blessings be
Wisdom from The Course in Miracles
A sense of separation from God is the only lack you really need correct.
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The journey to God is merely the awakening of the knowledge of where
you are always, and what you are forever. It is a journey without distance
to a goal that has never changed.
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The peace of God is everything I want,
The peace of God is my one goal: the aim
Of all my living here, the end I seek,
My purpose and my function and my life
While I abide where I am not at home.
~The Course in Miracles
The Sombrero Galaxy as viewed through the Hubble Telescope has over 800 billion suns and is over 50,000 light years across. Probably home to many Angels…
When the stars are in the placid sky,
And soft winds are blowing o'er the lea
Then I feel that God still dwells on high,
And the Angels are singing unto me.
When I hear the laughing gurgling stream,
Or the waves of the deep and plunging sea,
Then I'm lull'd into a pleasant dream,
And the Angels are singing unto me.
~from a song by Stephen Collins Foster
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For the Troy Daily News
TROY — A Meet the Candidate night, sponsored by Leadership Troy Alumni, is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15, at the Troy Junior High School cafeteria, 556 North Adams Street, Troy.
The program will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. and will last one hour. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. Doors to the Troy Jr. High open at 7 p.m.
This forum will feature important candidates and issues facing the voters in Troy and Concord Township in the general election and is expected to include:
U.S. House of Representatives 8th District – Warren Davidson and Steven Fought
Miami County Sheriff – David Duchak and Joe Mahan
City of Troy Tax Levy for Troy Parks
Concord Township Fire Levy Renewal
Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services Levy Renewal
Tom Dunn, LT '96, will be the emcee and written questions from the audience will be accepted and presented by a media panel. Jack Hoekstra LT '08 will be timekeeper.
This is the 26th year that Leadership Troy Alumni has sponsored Meet the Candidate Night that began in 1990.
Leadership Troy Alumni includes residents of the Troy area who, since 1984, have successfully completed an extensive program designed to increase the quality and quantity of men and women capable of accepting leadership roles in community organizations.
Applications are currently available for the Leadership Troy Class of 2017. Deadline is December 15, 2016. Contact Leadership Troy at the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce for an application. www.troyohiochamber.com


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Have you ever been wounded by a friend?
Sure you have. That old bit about "sticks and stones…" just isn't true. Really, who hasn't been wounded by the words of others?
I was once wounded by a friend and have the scars to prove it.
My friend, who is notorious for his playful banter, took a swipe at me personally. It was one of those, "You never really…" statements, which seemed to impugn my motives. What it was in particular isn't really the point.
Within minutes, he poured salt on the wound as we discussed a major project I had successfully completed. It started out with, "Oh, it was just…" which concluded with words that I felt totally minimized and marginalized my efforts, which didn't seem to reflect any consideration for how this made me feel.
Because these injuries were inflicted by a friend and in a friendly environment, I didn't even realize how deeply I'd been hurt until hours later. My awakening came when I was trying to determine why I was so blue.
My initial thoughts were something like: Come on! Get with it! Why am I feeling rotten? Why do I feel like I could sit on a dime and dangle my legs? Why do I feel like I want to run and hide, closing myself off from the world? I've got nothing to feel bad about, right? It's probably just something I ate. Maybe my blood sugar is low. I definitely need to start getting more sleep. Maybe it's the Benadryl you took a couple of hours ago.
No matter where my thoughts took me, there did not seem to be an answer.
Questions like these just kept hounding me? As I continued to reflect on my day, I eventually saw myself sitting in a meeting in a public place. There, with crowds surrounding us and people I know, people I trust, people I love, sitting at the table those two statements ran through my mind in rapid succession:
— You never really…
— Oh, it was just…
Then I understood exactly what my problem was.
Even though I didn't realize it at the time, I was wounded by these words. Amazingly, gaining this insight almost immediately ended my discouragement. I began processing this, trying to determine what my response should be.
Frankly, this was prompted because my first response was not correct. I was angry. Not strong anger. Not the kind of anger that prompted me to pick up the phone and give this person a piece of my mind. It was a slow burn. The kind of anger that made me want to plan appropriate retaliation when the opportunity presented itself.
Soon after realizing that two wrongs don't make a right, I began to process my friend's assessments of my character and conduct in a different light. Some things that helped me put this into proper perspective are:
1) The realization that there might be something to gain from my critic's comments. These comments were not true. On both counts, I could have argued my case and won the day. I am sure that my friendly accuser would have backed down. In retrospect, I'm glad I didn't take such a stand. He did not then know my motivation. Neither did he know the effort I put into the project. But, my motivation for doing this was not for recognition of either my talent or in my effort. Was it pride that caused me to be sensitive to his jabs? I don't think it was. It sure could have been. This was a good to be reminder that my efforts were for God and God's glory—not for recognition and praise from men.
2) There was no malice in his comments. In my opinion there was a lack of wisdom, because of the timing. My friend is a loving person, whose whole life has been spent serving and caring for others. I've even wished in times past he would be more forthright, that he would speak his mind. I guess it's possible that he just needed to get in a little practice with me. Besides, wasn't I also guilty of impugning his motives? Even though I didn't speak them, I was still doing this. I am just glad I didn't say anything. Maybe I should apply the Golden Rule to this situation!
3) This may be what I need to make a needed change. Sometimes you've gotta' work with what you've got, right? And, why worry about the timing? Pride is what keeps me from wanting another person to point out my shortcomings in a public setting. Insecurity also causes me to be embarrassed when I feel like my efforts are belittled in the presence of others. If these attributes were not in the picture, it wouldn't matter what others say to me or about me or, even, when they said it. If it's true, then it is time to change. If not now, then when? If it's not true, then it's time to forgive. Either way, a person who humbles himself under the mighty hand of God, one who has truly died to self, does not feel as though he has to save face.
After this day's events, I have a new appreciation for Proverbs 27:6, where we read the following:
"Wounds from a sincere friend are better than many kisses from an enemy."
Additionally, I'm trying to think about the impact of my words on those with whom I am speaking, before I let them rattle off of my tongue. Towards this end the Apostle Paul's counsel in Ephesians 4:29 seems most fitting:
Let everything you say be good and helpful,
so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them.
May God help us all to choose our words wisely.
© Bill Williams, a fellow sojourner
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Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Wizard World Chicago Comic-Con this weekend
The show starts Thursday 8/6, for preview night, and runs through Sunday 8/9.
I'll be exhibiting in artist alley, space 4228.
I'll have the new Pulp Girls convention books (limited to 250 copies, and going going), the Pulp Girls limited silk screen print (limited to 150 copies), Super Real comics, SRG Presents Gnome and Wolves of Odin books, fan art prints, sketchbooks, and more!
Of course I'll have and be doing sketches.
Also, I'll have copies of my buddy Dan Mendoza's Comic-Con sellout, ZOMBIE TRAMP, in a new "SR DISTRO" printing (SR Distro is a new direct sales distribution model I might try out)!!!
Lots of cool stuff!
Can't wait for the show, and to see all the cool friends, fans, and comic book fiends!
I may even get to check out Chi-town a bit on Monday before my flight (fun fact, I was born in East Chicago) ;)
and of course deep dish pizza, and White Castles are on my to-do list (along with maybe seeing some family).
Phew, I'm worn out just thinking about it!
See ya there!
Here's a couple pre-done sketches I'll have at the show and a sample of the Pulp Girls convention book sketch page (and sketch):
3 comments:
- mark slater said...
where and how can i get me a copy of zombie tramp and pulp girls!?
- Jason Martin said...
Hey Mark,
Pulp Girls is available via the PulpGirls.com site... just click through to the blogspot page (pulpgirlsblog.com or something).
If you want Zombie Tramp, just add $5 and a note in the PayPal payment... I haven't put that up on the SRG site yet.
Thanks man!
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Met Gala 2017: Introducing The Second Generation
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Vanessa Paradis and Johnny Depp's daughter wowed in a magenta Chanel gown.
Hailey Baldwin
This was the third Met Gala for Kennya and Stephen Baldwin's daughter, who wore Carolina Herrera.
Zoë Kravitz
Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz's daughter might be an accomplished actress, but she's still joined the ranks of fellow celebrity children taking to the steps of the Met.
Sofia Richie
Daughter of Lionel Richie, step-sister to Nicole Richie and the ex-girlfriend of Justin Bieber? Sofia was guaranteed to end up at the Met Gala at some point. She made her debut in TOPSHOP.
Jaden Smith
The son of Jada Pinket and Will Smith made a statement, as he carried his recently chopped dreadlocks as an accessory. Interesting choice.
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I went to a comedy club the other night and the first thing the out-of-state comedian said was that he hated Missouri cops. Apparently he had been pulled over for speeding just after he crossed the state line into Missouri. On the outside I smiled, but inside I was doing a happy dance and thinking, "Hey the Heat Is On buddy", and it's working!
The funny guy went on to try to find a cop in the audience that would admit to his profession so that he could humiliate him in front of a crowd. There was a highway patrolman in the front row, but he wasn't ashamed to admit it.
I have been pulled over for speeding myself. At the first glimpse of flashing lights in my rear view, my heart rate jumps and the armor comes up. I quickly go on the defensive, "Oh, come on, I wasn't going that fast. What, are you having a bad day?" When in fact I was 10 mph over the limit.
Law enforcement officers are there, ultimately to keep us from killing ourselves and each other. Without them, who knows how fast we'd drive or how many stupid things we'd try just because no one was watching.
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Walled Gardens Represent A Measurement Problem, Not A Marketing Problem
The digital advertising industry continues to struggle with the phenomenon of "Walled Gardens," in part because walled gardens are mistakenly viewed as a problem waiting to be solved. But in reality, walled gardens represent an additional measurement constraint, not an insurmountable marketing obstacle.
Google, Facebook, Amazon and other walled gardens have earned industry hegemon status by attracting large, loyal, logged-in audiences of consumers. These audiences power high-performance ad networks across numerous devices and formats. And rather than avoiding walled gardens, marketers should continue to include these ad networks on digital media plans for as long as a brand's target audience continues to spend time engaged within their respective walls.
Companies like Amazon and Facebook have increasingly begun to offer robust solutions for consumer journey path analysis and ROI measurement—in part because they are in a very strong position to offer these solutions due to the vast audiences who log in to their networks. Walled gardens' access to persistent consumer identification enables them to manage control groups and run sound A/B tests when it comes to advertising campaigns. These tests can be used to measure the ROI of media investments made within an individual walled garden.
Therein lies the true problem with walled gardens. It's not a marketing problem—it's a measurement problem. Marketers have more high-performance, cross-device, multi-format ad networks in front of them offering up more ROI and lift studies than ever before. Robust targeting and optimization is available within each walled garden included in the media plan. But impressive ability to measure themselves aside, herein lies their fatal flaw: walled gardens have no real way to measure each other. Without unified measurement across walled gardens and non-walled media investments alike, marketers are left without a way to compare and measure performance and ROI across walled gardens—and more importantly, across their entire media plan.
The fact that walled gardens constrain holistic media measurement should not be a surprise. Walled gardens' job is not to offer plan-wide optimization; rather, their business is to sell as much of their own media—and that business is booming. Walled gardens rightly view user data as their "golden goose," and protect it accordingly.
Marketers' inability to measure their full media plan inclusive of walled gardens brings this article right back to where it began: with a critique of the industry's misplaced efforts to "solve the problem" of walled gardens. Despite their walled nature, holistic plan-wide media ROI measurement is still possible. However, doing so through the industry's favorite methodology—i.e. bottom-up, impression-level attribution and user matching—is off the table. Facebook is never going to be beaten at its own user-level identification and measurement game. So marketers have to change how they score the game.
Marketers can and should use a measurement methodology that does not require the type of data that walled gardens withhold. One option is to implement a series of randomized controlled experiments designed to measure media plan ROI without the use of user-level data. Another option is experimental design—an approach automated through software and directly integrated into a media buying platform such as a demand side platform (DSP). Experimental design remains the best method to date of showing the causal link between media investments and business outcomes such as actual sales or brick-and-mortar foot traffic. The experimental design approach effectively transforms the entire media plan into a controlled experiment that has no need for user-level data—and in doing so, ensures that measurement works seamlessly across the full plan, including walled gardens.
Walled gardens constrain marketers' ability to measure media ROI, but only so far as those marketers insist on using a methodology that walled gardens are strongly incentivized and able to obstruct. Marketers who insist on taking an impression-level approach to holistic media plan ROI measurement will not succeed. Marketers open to trying a new measurement methodology however, might just find a way around those pesky walls. The Greeks found their way through Trojan walls without tumbling them to the ground. Marketers can do the same with today's walled gardens through experimental design and plan-wide measurement.
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MMA stands for mixed martial arts. BYF either stands for back yard fighting or "look ma, no teeth". Now that MMA is becoming main stream, I'm kind of surprised that anyone would chose to fight illegally over the safety of legal MMA competition. Thankfully the heat from living in Florida seems to have addled enough brain cells to make it an issue there.
I just saw this in the news, a family Angela Harrison, 36, her husband Brandon Harrison, 27, and his 17-year-old stepson Gage Ford were arrested for running back yard MMA competitions. Someone is making a documentary on the subject, I've got a preview below.
Somehow I doubt that no matter what they say, Dana White of the UFC isn't sending talent scouts to watch poor people beat the sense out of each other. You do have to love how they try to make this out to be a family and community event. I will say this once more, if you want to see how tough you are, there are plenty of legal and legitimate MMA organizations that will even have a doctor on hand. They will even pay you money to fight, and the UFC does pay attention to these events. But I am assuming that people who fight in these events don't read blogs… or eat solid food very often. But hey, its America, every man has the right to part with his health in the manner he chooses.


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Fishing in North Wales
In a nutshell. Rich pickings in our lakes and out to sea.
Where's the catch?
Well, it's almost everywhere.
In our rivers and lakes, streams and small water fisheries, along our beaches and headlands and out to sea.
Our mountain lakes are a magnet for game fishermen.
Llyn Crafnant, for example, hidden in the Gwydyr Forest above Llanrwst, is full of rainbow and wild brown trout.
It's a stunning 25-hectare/63-acre stretch of water, with fishing from well-sheltered banks.
Mynydd Hiraethog has three superb venues.
Llyn Brenig is a large 372-hectare/920-acre lake – its reputation for top-quality fly-fishing is pretty big, too.
Rainbow trout is the main catch, supplemented by brown trout (stocked and wild) and tiger trout.
The neighbouring 150-hectare/368-acre Alwen Reservoir is also well-stocked with rainbow trout – and there's plenty of perch too to ensure a good day's fishing from its wooded, sheltered banks.
Llyn Aled is the ultimate away-from-it-all fishing location.
The peaty moorland waters of this 45-acre/110-acre lake contain perch, roach and pike in large numbers and size (a pike has weighed in at a whopping 22lb).
Dragonfly Fishery, Cerrigydrudion, and Tan-y-Mynydd Trout Fishery at Moelfre near Abergele are both well-stocked with rainbow, brown, blue and tiger trout.
They test the best angler and also give good fun to novices.
If the call of the sea floats your boat, go fishing from the 'Incentive' operating from Rhos-on-Sea or the 'Gwen-Paul-M' catamaran based at Deganwy.
Don't forget: For game and coarse fishing you must have a valid permit from the appropriate association or owner and a national rod licence.
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These circular clips provide a more secure way of holding your diffusion tubes. Used in conjuction with our washers the diffusion tube simply sits inside the ring.
These are handy if you would like a bit of extra security or for placing tubes in hard-to-reach places using our pick tool.
Circular clips are designed for use with our washers which are sold separately.