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Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 9th June 2014 Written Episode Update
Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 9th June 2014 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
The episode starts with Pihu and her siblings planning about the party for Ram, but Khush sit in a corner sadly. Natasha comes there and says Priya has said no for the party. Khush sadly goes from there. Sid says Priya is right. Natasha says Khush is very upset with his personal loss and asks them not to think about party until Khush gets well.
Ram asks Priya how could she tolerate all the pain alone. Priya says she was not alone and he was with him. She says she used to speak to his pics whenever she was sad and says when she patched up with Pihu, she missed him a lot and spoke to his pics. Ram asks how did Pihu change so suddenly. Priya says she has changed for sure and has matured after Sammy's death, now they both are best friends. Ram says that means their bonding is like Dubai's days and says he is an outsider now. Priya says he is the reason for them togehter. She asks him to sleep as it is already 12:30. Ram says he is afraid to sleep as he does not want to lose the happiness and asks if he is a good husband or not. Priya says he is best husband and asks him to sleep now. Ram agrees and they both sleep.
Vikram sadly sits on a sofa remembering Sammmy. Kady says he should have been in Kapoor mansion with Ram. Vikram says he does not have courage to face Ram and tried his best to put him behind bars. He did not help them and instead Rajath helped them. Kady says he lost Sammy and his behaviour was valid. She says he and Ram are college friends and she did not see such a good friendship, Ram will understand his situation and asks him to meet Ram. She says all these he used to say Ram is culprit, but his face and heart were not coordinating and asks him to give a second chance. Vikram says she is telling right, Ram matters to him now and thanks her.
Natasha comes to Sid's room and says she wanted to give him something. He asks what. She hugs him and says she is glad that he changed nnow. Sid says because of them he is in house now, else he would have been out of house. Natasha says we are lucky to be part of this family and has to do something to let things stay as it is. She says Ram and Priya sacrified a lot of this house and we should do something to make them pound of us. Sid says with all of us together, Ram will feel proud of us.
Pihu asks chef to prepare food of Ram's choice. Khush says Priya will not allow Ram to have oily food. They both start having a healthy fight and challenge each other. Khush takes her juice and goes. Pihu smiles.
Priya wakes up in the morning and smilingly looks at Ram sleeping. Ram asks her not to look at him like that, else she will love him more. Priya asks why is he making a drama when he is awake. He says he wants to see her expression and says she looks very cute. He tries to hug her. She says someone will come there. Ram says she is her wife and not girlfriend. Priya says their kids will come. Ram says let them come. Priya tickles his tummy. Ram says it is not fair. Priya says everything is fair in love and war. He then asks the caller not to call him again until he calls him back.
Mama calls someone and starts scolding him. He sees Khush standing behind and asks when did he come. He says it is his habit of chitchatting. Khush says he did not ask his explanation and says he came to call him out as they are planning something for Ram. Mamaji says he will come in a minute asks him to go.
Pihu informs Priya about her bet with Khush and asks her to be on her side. She says she has potato parathas for Ram, and Khush does not want Ram to eat them. Priya says Khush is right and asks if she wants to have parathas instead. She jokes with her and smiles. Pihu says it is good life is back on her face. Priya says life is back in her life instead. Pihu says it is because of her effort and says she is too good. Priya says she will allow Ram to have parathas as he likes it. Pihu asks Priya to get Ram down to the breakfast table soon.
Priya sees Ram working and asks her why is he working so soon. Ram says it is important work. Priya says he should divide his time between her, work, and their children. She says kids are waiting for her and asks him to come down. Ram says it is important work and to give him 5 minutes.
Ram and Priya come down and meet their kids. Priya asks what have they planned. Their first daughter welcomes Ram and says their happiness has come back. Second daughter says they all missed him, especially mom and since he is back, mom is happy and blushing. Pihu says Priya is amazing and everything is normal because of her positive attitude. She says has a confession to make and says she wants to change, she apologise them and asks them to forgive her.
Precap: Vikram meets Ram and Priya. Priya says everything is normal like before. As a family, we fight for some time but cannot be angry on each other for a long time. Ram says she is right and says lets start afresh.
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Once you learn painting, Paint brush is like your life tool. As you paint, you will slowly understand how the brush do the job for you and you will get familiar with the way the brushes handle the paint. This post will help you to understand and get the right paintbrush for your project!
Paintbrush comes in different sizes and shapes. What makes me bothering is Watercolours and Acrylic Paintbrush is it the same and can it be use for both?
Let me tell you what I know. I actually found out that the local Arts store do sell brushes that can be use for both Watercolours and Acrylic. So! It's kind of convenient! Are you thinking what I'm thinking now? It's good thou, cause you don't have to get too many brushes! Just check the description on the package before you purchase anything! Ha Ha!
First, let's learn more about brushes! Paintbrush makes you headache when choosing them cause they comes in really a lot of sizes and shapes which I don't even know which to get.
So here is a guide on Understanding your Painting Tool: Paint Brush. Especially for beginner, It's really kind of confusing while choosing the tools, There are too many types of brushes out there.
So, I did some research before I bought any of the tools. Let's get to it:
There are 8 main shape for Acrylic, oils and watercolours. Each works on different techniques and level for painting.
Round – Round pointed tip.
Use for: Good for sketching, outlining and detailed work. Ccontrolled washes, filling in small areas. Also create thin and thick lines. The tip become wider when you pressed down using thinned paint better than thick paint.
Pointed Round – It has a round Sharp pointed tip.
Use for: Helps to create thick and thin lines on your artwork. Fill in areas of a painting, small and tight spaces and also adding detail to painting.
Flat – This is flat, have a square end.
Use for: Can be use for bold strokes, washes, also filling wide spaces. The edges can use it to create fine lines and stripes. *Recommended for Beginner.
Bright – is flat with curved edge inward tip. It's hairs is short.
Use for: Good for working up close work. Works well with strokes, thick lines.
Filbert – has a flat and oval shape end.
Use for: For blending, touch up on rounded edges.
Angular Flat – has a angled flat end.
Use for: curved strokes, filling corners and also small areas. Uses similar to flat brush.
Fan – This brush looks like a fan shape, Spread hairs.
Use for: good for feathering, leaves on trees. If you are using it for Acrylic painting, I suggest to use strong ones, to prevent the hairs clumped when paint.
Detail Round – The hairs and handle are short and round.
Use for: Details and short strokes of cause.
Understanding your paintbrush
Paint brush have 4 main parts:
Paint brush also come in different sizes, sometimes is kind of confusing to choose which size to get. Cause there are really too many! From 0 to size 24. Usually beginner can start off with mid size which is 6 to 8. Then slowly once you get used to it, you can move on to other sizes you need according to your painting style.
As for my own suggestion, I will recommend to get 3 type of brush first. Flat, Round Pointed and Detail. For the size can get a 3, 6, & 12 for Round Pointed. I feel this is the most basic brush size to get for starting. It's also depends on which size you prefer, and what project you are doing, just do what works for you well.
So, hope this guide will help you on finding your tools for your painting. Feel free to share with me your idea ^^.

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For those who are interested in my travels as a solo hiker…
Fall 2017 – Scotland – Edinburgh to be specific. Hiking? No, not at all. I'm escaping with a friend of mine for a drinking holiday. My buddy has sent me a list of locally distilled scotches, and we intend to shop Christmas markets and prowl pubs in the ultimate scotch scavenger hunt. Scotch and kilts… what could go wrong?
Spring 2018– The spring trip is booked. May will see me back in Ireland, hiking the Ring of Kerry. I'm solo hiking, but using a service to make arrangements for bed and breakfasts along the way. It will also allow me to bring a heavy bag that the service will move forward for me every day. I tell myself the ability to make my own lunches offset the cost… well, at least the inconvenience.
In other news…
Brewing mead, taking down popcorn ceilings and working my section of boundary on the Appalachian Trail. Finding these markers can be a tricky business. Here's one I had to find yesterday. Hard to see from the angle, but it's bent forward and stuck under a fallen tree.
As a reminder… why I like Ireland….
More about me…
I'm an armchair fiction writer currently residing in Connecticut. Grew up a corporate brat and had the rare joy of living or visiting all over the United States. I've also had the privilege of visiting parts of Europe, Central America and Northern Africa.
I toil for others like so many do. I have two beautiful sons who share my adventures from time to time.
I draw inspiration from the world around me. I'm an avid outsdoors person. I am a good resource for back country hiking and backpacking. I have been a credible sailor and look forward to making that a part of my life again in the next few years. From time to time I'll share stories that I collect during travels. I try to get out with people and then on my own at least once a year.
I love the story of Eric and Sookie in all of its infinite variety. The themes are timeless. I expect to write of them and about them for many years to come.
Always happy to chat. Feel free to drop me a line sometime.


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Kidney tumors in children are rare, comprising less then 5% of all childhood malignancies. The most common type of kidney tumor, known as Wilm's tumor, or nephroblastoma, grows from immature cells in the kidney. As with any tumor, the prognosis for Wilm's tumor can vary greatly from child to child, however most children with Wilm's tumor can be cured of their disease. Approximately 500 children in the United States are diagnosed with Wilm's tumor each year. At Ochsner for Children, our Pediatric Oncologists work with a multidisciplinary team to provide state-of–the-art care to children and young adults diagnosed with Wilm's. This includes pediatric oncologists, pediatric surgeons, radiation oncologists and pediatric urologists. We are very active in research and clinical trials designed to increase cure rates, decrease treatment-related side effects and improve care for long-term survivors.
What are kidney tumors/Wilm's tumor?
There are several different types of tumors that can arise from the kidney in children, however by far the most common is known at Wilm's tumor, or nephroblastoma. Wilm's tumor is very different than kidney cancer in adults. It usually occurs in young children, almost always younger than 8 years old. Most children with Wilm's tumor can be successfully treated by surgical removal of the affected kidney. Some children will also require chemotherapy and/or radiation, depending on characteristics of the tumor.
What are the symptoms of kidney tumors/Wilm's tumor?
The symptoms of Wilm's tumor are often subtle, but can include:
- Swelling or fullness of the abdomen
- Blood in the urine
- Abdominal pain
- Constipation or difficulty urinating
- High blood pressure
- Weakness, fatigue or fever
How common are kidney tumors/Wilm's tumor?
Approximately 500 children in the United States are diagnosed with Wilm's tumor each year. Overall, kidney tumors account for ~5% of childhood cancers. 1-2 % of children with Wilm's tumor will have another family member with Wilm's (known as familial Wilm's tumor), and ~10% of children with Wilm's will present with tumors in both kidneys, known as bilateral Wilm's. There are several genetic syndromes associated with Wilm's tumor as well, such as Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome or WAGR syndrome. Wilm's tumor is slightly more common in African Americans than in Caucasians and Asians.
How are kidney tumors/Wilm's tumors diagnosed?
A variety of techniques may be used to diagnose and stage kidney tumors. These include:
- Biopsy, in which a pediatric surgeon performs a procedure to take a sample of the tumor in order to determine what type of tissue it is and to run special molecular tests.
- Nephrectomy, in which the pediatric surgeon removes the entire affected kidney with the tumor inside of it. This is often done if the tumor has not spread outside of the kidney.
- Computed tomography (CT) scan, which uses a combination of X-rays and computer to produce images of the body, is useful for evaluating both bones and soft tissues.
How are kidney tumors/Wilm's tumor staged?
In the United States, the Children's Oncology Group staging system is used most often to describe the extent of spread of Wilm's tumors.
- Stage I - The tumor was contained within one kidney and was completely removed by surgery. The tumor was not biopsied before surgery to remove it. ~40% of all Wilm's tumors are stage I.
- Stage II - The tumor has grown beyond the kidney, either into nearby fatty tissue or into blood vessels in or near the kidney, but it was completely removed by surgery without any apparent cancer left behind. Lymph nodes do not contain cancer. The tumor was not biopsied before surgery. ~20% of all Wilm's tumors are stage II.
- Stage III - This stage refers to Wilm's tumors that may not have been completely removed. The cancer remaining after surgery is limited to the abdomen (belly). ~25% of Wilm's tumors are stage III. One or more of the following features may be present:
- The cancer has spread to lymph nodes in the abdomen or pelvis
- The cancer has invaded nearby vital structures so the surgeon could not remove it completely.
- Deposits of tumor (tumor implants) are found along the inner lining of the abdominal space.
- Cancer cells are found at the edge of the sample (the margins) removed by surgery, indicating that some of the cancer still remains after surgery.
- Cancer cells "spilled" into the abdominal space before or during surgery.
- A biopsy of the tumor was done before it was removed with surgery.
- Stage IV - The cancer has spread to organs away from the kidneys such as the lungs, liver, brain, or bone, or to lymph nodes far away from the kidneys. ~10% of all Wilm's tumors are stage IV.
- Stage V - Tumors are found in both kidneys at diagnosis. ~5% of all Wilms tumors are stage V.
How are kidney tumors/Wilm's tumor treated?
Treatment for kidney tumors may involve a combination of therapies including surgery, radiation and/or chemotherapy. Treatment options may vary greatly, depending on your child's situation. Our pediatric oncologists work closely with a multidisciplinary team to create a personalized treatment plan that is best for your child.
- Surgery - Surgery is usually the first step in treating children with kidney tumors. In some cases, only a biopsy is done. This is often necessary when the tumor is too close to critical structures in the brain, or when the surgeon does not feel the tumor can be safely removed. In other cases, the tumor can be removed completely. This may require the entire kidney to be removed, a procedure known as a nephrectomy.
- Chemotherapy - To decrease the size of the tumor, kill tumor that has spread and prevent further tumor spread, your child may receive chemotherapy. This can be done before or after surgery, depending on your child's unique circumstances.
- Radiation therapy - High-energy X-rays or other types of radiation can kill cancer cells or stop them from growing. Radiation therapy is used in certain types of tumors to either shrink the tumor prior to surgery, or to try to prevent the tumor from coming back after surgery.
What clinical trials does Ochsner Hospital for Children offer for kidney tumors/Wilm's tumor?
As part of the Children's Oncology Group, Ochsner Hospital for Children is an active participant in children's cancer research. We currently have multiple clinical trials available to treat children and young adults with various types of kidney tumors.
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One of my clients lives in an area that apparently has had a series of break in recently. While I was there I just happen to park in their garage because I needed to stand on my car to look at something. Well, while I was in their living room with my wife she says, "There is someone in the backyard."
I open the door not letting them know that I wasn't the home owner, I asked them politely, "WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU DOING BACK HERE AND WHO ARE YOU?" He said "We saw this home on the foreclosure list online." (RealtyTrac) I told him, "What gives you the right to walk in someone's private yard no matter what it says online?"
I told him, "You have about 10 seconds to leave this yard before I pull out my gun and help you leave." He, of course, leaves in a big hurry at that point and me being me, and not trusting anyone, immediately ran to the front window to see a truck with a driver waiting in the street. I write down the description of the passenger, the truck (Including color, license plate #, make and model), and as much as I could about the driver and proceed to call the police.
Now, I get a call an hour later from the police thanking me for the break they have been waiting for! Seems the driver of the truck was on felony parole for theft and just got out of jail about 3 months ago. (Seems about the time the break-in started happening) The officer said, "This gives us probable cause to search his house and his truck and I'm guessing we are going to find something that will put him back in jail for a very, very long time."
I've worked with a lot of clients and there certainly aren't a lot of buyers that get out of jail for a felony that can qualify for a $450,000 loan on a home 3 months out of jail. If they can, I want to know where he is working because I may change careers… (LOL)
Our guess is they were coming in the backyard to see if anyone was home and if not, the house was going to be cleaned out while my clients were at work. I'm glad I was at the right place at the right time, and hopefully this time when he gets out he will be too old to lift anything to steal. As far as I'm concerned he can stay in jail forever!
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This trip around the mulberry bush is in response to a comment on this post. I fat-fingered the number of people that will be affected by the Buffett Rule. I said 400, and the true number is 400,000. So here is the correction.
Now, that would normally be enough, but thanks to the genius of M. Shapiro over at Political Math, I have a bit more detail to share.
President Obama and Democrats have been talking up the Buffett Rule (a minimum 30% tax on people making over $1 million per year) for some time now. So what kind of difference does the Buffett Rule make?
I've seen revenue estimates between $30 billion and $40 billion over 10 years, but what kind of difference would that make in the scope of government finances?
Not too much.
And the visual says it all.
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My name is John Redcorn & I want to achieve total fitness. I work out every day & I exercise my mind with my case manager, Kristen, going over things with the packet with what I have to achieve. Also I wanna get back in touch with my native heritage, which is Cherokee. I'm going to go to the native pow-wows. They do it their way, I do it mine. I stand in for any colors. Jesus gave me a second chance to live for, pretty much smarten up. My favorite color is blue. My favorite guards are Deb, Florida & Duddly. (I don't mean to single anyone out.) My cellmates are Uncle Dok and my brother Rage. I like Reece Witherspoon, too. He's a good guy. And my ex-roommate Chad Nazer, & Jeff "Sparky" Tyler is cool too. And Cody over there at sermon. Eric Munson's crazy. He's a good guy. I wanna say "Hi" to my folks. Frank & his situation – man – I feel for him. When I get out I wanna send a special prayer to each & every prisoner & to everyone a special thanks. I've learned a lot. Amen.


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A new declaration on IT Professionalism was made by the ICS CIO Advisory board on behalf of the ICS CIO Forum at the recent ICS Leaders Conference.
It is no secret that almost 40% of companies trying to recruit IT professionals in Europe report difficulties in finding skilled workers. Clearly, we have to create the right framework to attract fresh talent to the IT sector, but we must also act urgently to improve the skills and professionalism of the workers already in the sector.
IT Professionalism Europe ("ITPE") is a network of organisations who are interested in and committed to furthering IT professionalism in Europe and promoting best practice in managing IT staff.
The e-CF is a strong component of this and will represent the initial focus of ITPE. IT professionalism encompasses not only competence development, skills frameworks and standards but also key topics such as education and training (certification, qualifications, continuous professional development), professional ethics and bodies of knowledge.
The first signatories of the declaration were representatives of the ICS CIO Advisory board (pictured l-r - Barry Lowry - Government CIO, Sean Keavey - CIO, Department of Agriculture, Colm Gartlan - CIO, Norbrook Laboratories, Kevin Sweeney - CIO, Intuition Publishing and Jim Friars - CEO, Irish Computer Society.
We encourage all Irish IT Professional to commit to this declaration as a statement of our commitment to making Ireland the safest most ethical place in the world to do IT.
Here's the full declaration for you to read:
Declaration on IT Professionalism in Ireland
The ICS CIO Forum is a network of Ireland's most senior IT leaders working in the public and private sector.
We the ICS CIO Forum members endorse the objectives and strategy of the IT Professionalism Europe ("ITPE") initiative (www.itprofessionalism.org) and commit to supporting its efforts at a national and local level through participation in the professionalism activities of the Irish Computer Society.
Recognising that the world is being changed profoundly by new technologies and the digitalisation of industry, and that today's working conditions and job dynamics are set to change signifiantly, we, ICS CIO Forum members, believe that it is imperative that IT professionalism receives greater focus and priority in Ireland, Europe, and globally.
We note that:
We therefore acknowledge the need to develop and mature the IT profession and improve its status in Ireland and the EU, in the context and with the support of major Irish and EU policies, including:
We will work to adopt and implement the valuable work of the European Committee for Standardisation Technical Committee for Digital Competences and ICT Professionalism (CEN TC428) and the Irish Computer Society based on the four pillars of IT professionalism:
A Call to Action:
In order to advance IT professionalism in Ireland, we, the ICS CIO Forum members, will:


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As I mentioned in my previous two posts, it was an amazing show. The energy was so wonderful. Everyone so happy to be there. Such a party atmosphere. Something I had never experienced at any other show (with the exception of last year's FC show). The clapping and hollering at the beginning and then at the end of the show was so sweet. Made me feel like I was part of something really special.
One of my most favorite purchases has to be the Farm Chicks Cookbook. I even got Teri and Serena to sign it. What a great keepsake. The stories are so sweet and the recipes and photos look amazing. I can't wait to try some of them. If you don't have this one yet, what are you waiting for? Go out and get one right now. You can order one on Amazon.com right here.
On the way home we made a little stop in the town of The Dalles and found a charming little antique shop called "Rerun." There I found these cuties. A great vintage display rack, pair of lovely chintz drapery panels, some vintage style sun glasses, a cute rhinestone bracelet and a silver buckle. Speaking of silver buckles, as I mentioned before, I sold a few of my blingy buckles at the show. This was something I never showed on my blog before, but had mentioned that I had a few "surprises" that I made for the show. Here's a picture so you can get an idea of what I'm talking about. I loved how these turned out. The second one from the top is the one I made for myself. Joy made some of these too and we both decided that we didn't care if we sold them as they are so pretty to have and look at. I am excited to make more and am now on the look out for some pretty jewels to replenish my supply.
Something else I made for the show were these cute wallpaper clip boards.
I had so much fun making them. That same day I also embellished five vintage jewelry boxes with the left over wallpaper scraps.I had been collecting these boxes for awhile with every intention of making them prettier. I had a little something different in mind, but I'm loving how they turned out. I didn't sell any of them at Farm Chicks, so if you are interested in them, I will be bringing them along with me to the Barn House Flea Market on July 18th.
Well, that's it for now. Today Joy, Isabel and I are road tripping it up to Puyallup to attend the "Funky Junk Sisters." It will be fun to be a shopper and we're looking forward to chatting up some of the people we weren't able to at Farm Chicks. I'll tell you all about it on my next post.


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Celebration Promo CD and DVD Boxset
Friday, 02 October 2009
The boxset features the 2CD version of the album and the 2 DVDs and the LP-sized box features cutout standees of Madonna through the years.
The boxset features the 2CD version of the album and the 2 DVDs and the LP-sized box features cutout standees of Madonna through the years.
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I have one of these also. I won it on the local radio station. Im looking to sell this also so would anyone b interested ?? Its brand new never opened.
Yes it is Fantastic piece of Madonna memorabilia I won mine in a competition & have also listed it on ebay.com.au item # 230418823544. I can live with the standard editions :)
i have one of these boxsets i won it in a competition and at the min am contemplating selling it so my son can have driving lessons
Regarding the ebay link above does anyone know why the seller relisted the item seeing as there were 58 bids on it. surely a second chance offer would have made sense if the seller had another one for sale. Does anyone else suspect something fishy going on?
I have one of the box sets and I can can confirm that it's a fantastic set! I love it!
The box is really chunky and well made with a magnetic clip and when you open it all of our favourite Madonna's pop up.. and mounted in the box are the double celebration cds and double dvds. I still to take them out of the box but as far I can tell they are just the same discs as I already have from the double cd and dvd that I bought in HMV. So don't worry there are no extra tracks or videos. It's just the presentation box!
Oh my god ! I would do just about anything for this celebration promo boxset
they have one on ebay but its already over 4$4,000
Wow looks so fantastic.
Someone has one for sale on EBay....only 4K with 7 days left ;-)
That should be available to purchase. What a fantastic piece of Madonna merchandise.
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People have a greater understanding of working together and teams are performing better.
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This story takes place almost 20 years ago and miles away from the nearest people at the end of a long shellrock road that meanders down into a thick overhead covering of trees and comes to a stop beside a mangrove bordered little bay. My tale recalls a wondrously drunken evening spent there and the surreal morning that followed:
I was, at the time, lucky enough to have a friend who was almost my twin. Certainly Eric and I were closer than most brothers. We drank hard together and we fished together even harder. We were amazed by almost exactly the same books and music. It was a great friendship, the best I have ever had, and this trip occurred at the height of it.
This trip found us fishing north of Ft. Pierce, FL, in the estuaries of the Indian River Lagoon system. We liked to road trip there the day before in order to set up camp, get settled in and enjoy a night's sleep before we rose to fish the sunrise the following morning. Eric had one of those hippie-looking, green and white, 1970's era VW camper vans. It bunked the two of us, and it had a little stovetop, which we used to make coffee and breakfast.
On the way up on this trip we had bought some very good tequila, some limes, and some salt so we could do shots. We had eaten a good supper in town before we made the trip, so as soon as we parked, Eric lit all the gas lanterns and made a small fire outside. I laid out our gear for the trip the next morning and put some good German beer on ice to drink while pacing the shots. When all was ready, we started in on the tequila.
I don't remember any of the conversation from that night. I know we were both talking fast, laughing, and were almost able to finish each other's sentences all night. Stupendously drunken camaraderie of the highest order. Eventually though, we quieted down and reached that stage of intoxication where everything is so profound and significant.
We each began to notice the perfection of the evening. The weather had an autumn feeling that was rare in South Florida. It was cool outside, without mosquitoes or no-see-ums. Overhead, the skies were brilliantly star-lit and clear. The moment was begging for the perfect piece of music. With little debate, we settled on Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring." Although we played the recording through a standard little boombox, it could not have sounded more majestic. The music floated out through the trees and over the bay. Eric and I separately and silently began to wander around the campsite. Each of us were deeply moved by the rhapsodic intensity of each swell and crescendo. As we swooned to the music, the stars overhead seemed to have exploded into billions. Our campsite began to seem the center of the universe.
At some point, I stepped back from the van and walked a short distance into the night. Followed by haunting strains of the melody, I turned around and gazed back at our little scene. The van glowed from within, its lamplight gently pouring outside. The campsite's firelight had died down considerably, but it also gave off a warm, safe emanation of its own. From this distance, I could hear the wavelets in the nearby bay, and the slapping splashes of leaping mullet, play a perfect counterpoint to Copland's orchestration. I don't possess a gift of language which will crystallize all that became perfect and harmonious for me there alone under the stars. Stoned perfection it was. Like some Thomas Kinkade painting that had been warped into relevance by a Salvador Dali approved tequila with a classical soundtrack that packed a Pink Floydian mind-wallop. I will never, ever forget those moments.
By the time I walked back into camp, we were both ready to pass out and fish on the morrow. I was bunked up top and Eric down below. The few hours before sunrise were dreamlessly slept though, and I surprised myself by waking just before first light.
I have no idea what it was that woke me. I had been so poisoned by the evening's festivities that I should have slept for a week. It was still night's darkest hour, but a fisherman can just feel the approach of a sunrise. The very first graying of morning's first light was less than half an hour away. Certainly, rolling back over and succumbing to the hangover was an option, but fortunately, back then I was young enough that my compulsions still worked in my favor at times. If I was still breathing, I was going to fish. That's all there was to it.
I eased down out of the bunk without falling and opened the door to the van. Eric either would not or could not move, but that didn't really phase me. This time I would just have to go without him. In the pre-dawn darkness, it was shocking to realize that the fog outside was so thick that even when daylight arrived it would be impossible to see beyond a stone's throw. I was grateful that all my gear was already laid out. Surprisingly, in spite of my condition, I was soon ready to go. There really was little else to do. With waders on and fishing rod in hand, I was set.
In addition to it being foggy and dark, it was quiet. Quiet, quiet. No birds, no crickets, no breeze in the trees, no faraway traffic, no overhead planes, and no splish splashing little waves. Just dead silence that was only occasionally punctuated by droplets falling from the wet limbs into the leaf-litter below. The bay itself was only 20 feet away to my right, but the mangroves were so thick I had to walk 50 yards down the road to get to a cut through where I could wade out and get to the open water beyond. As soon as I began to walk my shoes were crunching down the shellrock, and even though I was utterly alone I sounded like a platoon marching down the road. Unconsciously, I began to almost tiptoe though I was not at all sure why I was doing so. The blanket of quiet was physically palpable. It was no longer just an absence of sound, but it began to feel like some force that insistently resisted any unnecessary intrusion of sound. I felt so compelled to participate in this spell of silence that I barely dared to breathe.
By the time I reached the little cut through the trees I was a little spooked. I tried not to be. My surroundings were actually quite familiar by day. I had fished here often, but now, alone in the foggy dark, it was different. What I could make out through the dark and the mist felt slightly skewed. Everything was almost, but not quite, the way I remembered it from before. If just walking down the road had felt loud, then wading out into that slate grey slickness, shattering the calm, and making those first few clumsy steps of the wade jangled my nerves even further. All that I was experiencing was being slow-filtered through a bruised mental sensitivity which was the precursor of the hangover that was to come. Soon, at about 25 yds out, I reached deeper water. This stabilized me, and now I was able to move with more stealth. I was still cocooned in a solid white curtain that seemed to take on even more substance as daybreak's first light began to diffuse through it. It was beginning to occur to me that to be almost chest-deep in absolutely rippleless, coffee-dark seawater, at dawn's first light, surrounded on all sides, even straight overhead, by a completely impenetrable fog is a quite rare place to find one's self in.
As I let that thought sink in the stillness began to return, and so I began to cast. Each throw with my simple jig was worked back quickly. To my left was a small knee-deep flat, over which it was just a one cast distance to the tree line I had just come through. Chest-deep water was straight ahead, and slightly deeper water was to my right. I eased down the tree line, probing a few likely looking pockets. Only the silhouetted outermost branches which reached out over the smooth bronze water were extended far enough to be visible to me. From my vantage, they were oddly disembodied the way they wetly reached through the haze. Every so often, I had to shake my head clear of the surreal wonderment that I was doing this at all. I was wading through a dreamscape more eerily beautiful than anything I had ever seen. So alone, but so alive, I knew I was living in keen, vibrant moments that would never be repeated. Because these moments were unmerited by any particular quality in myself, I was almost overcome by an intense awareness that something precious and rare was being freely given to me just because there is a Giver. The urgency that I had felt in the pre-dawn hush began to be understood. It was an interconnected reverence. All things here were reverently a part of everything else, and in my state of vulnerability I could feel it. In spite of myself, I too was becoming part of it.
As it was my good fortune to have been assigned the role of the fisherman in the morning's drama, I kept at it. Silently, I continued moving forward while casting to the flat that was beside me. Confirmation that the Giver was not yet through giving was almost immediate. The morning's first sound startled me by coming from the deep water to my right... "Ffffoouuggghww!!"...That, and a slow, smooth, wave-pushing splash as something big muscled through the surface out there in the fog, which shook me from harmonious reverie to nearly needing a diaper in a nanosecond.
Predictably, the answer to that question was more silence. Absolutely nothing......
Well then,... as the fisherman in this scene, it was my job to make an answer to those unanswerable type of questions with more fishing. So, after a long, shaky pause I wound up for another cast - "FFFFOOUUGGGHWW!!!"...and a bottlenosed dolphin came sliding out from under the surface almost at my elbow, exhaling his greeting with an inscrutably smug grin. He had to have registered my fear. Just like a high voltage electric current that travels underwater, he had to have felt that moment when my whole life started flashing before my eyes. That all of my momentary shock and fear was for naught because it was merely a dolphin and not the incarnation of the Krakken that my shot-out nerves had played it for gave me zero relief from the after effects. For the next 100 heartbeats all the unspent adrenaline competed with the hangover to see which could pound my head the loudest. It was all I could do to shuffle my feet forward to keep pace with my new guide and allow the mystical peace around me to restore some badly needed calm.
When I was ready to fish again, the dolphin and I had reached a corner in the tree line on my left. The trees made a ninety degree right hand turn and came straight towards the deeper water that I was in for a distance of about thirty yards. This corner was a fisherman's paradise. It's shallow water had an abundance of submerged tree roots and fallen branches for baitfish to take shelter in, and of course, the abundant bait rarely failed to attract larger fish. The larger fish were drawn by the steady food supply and the nearby deep water where they could take their own shelter.
As the dolphin turned and swam off to perhaps his own fishing pursuits, I noticed that his parting glance and smile pointed my gaze to the very back corner of the flat. It seemed that I was not yet alone. Magisterially occupying the choicest fishing spot in miles was the largest great blue heron I had ever seen. Immediately I was struck by how his alert, quizzical expression was in harmony with the dramatic tension in the stillness of his pose. He never flinched a millimeter when my glance finally landed on him, and yet I knew he had been focussed on me for some time.
In my own way, I tried to assume his stillness for the next few moments. As those moments stretched out I began to fish the way he did, with absolute stillness and clarity of purpose. No blindcasting was necessary now. An entire lifetime spent pursuing exactly this moment had earned me enough instinct to be able to recognize it. As if on cue, the dawn's warmth was bringing the flat between us alive. Small baitfish began skipping across the surface, attempting to elude the arrival the morning's first diners. It wasn't too long before I saw what I now knew I was waiting for. Fifty yards away, a huge crimson colored wake was blitzing down the flat to my left and was headed straight toward our corner. Baitfish were spraying out of the water in front of it, frantically going airborne trying to make an escape.
I knew that I would only get one cast. I put a soft little plop cast only twenty feet in front of me, but close to forty feet in front of the path that wake was travelling. The jig sank like a stone and instantly was resting perfectly still on the bottom. In the split-second that remained, I picked up all the slack in my line. Just as the great fish arrived , right in front of his nose, I gave the little jig one quick hop. The entire flat erupted. An explosion of water detonated where my jig had been, the immense heron launched himself skyward straight over my head, and every other fish on that flat zoomed for cover as an enormous, bright copper-flashing redfish streaked back the way he came. This time though he was carrying my little jig firmly stuck in the corner of his jaw. I didn't attempt to reel. I just kept the tip up and extended my arm forward. Over half my spool vaporized as I walked up onto the shallows to follow him. When he turned for deep water, I finally gained some of that line back. A fight with a fish that large takes too long to tell every detail. It is enough to say there were plenty of moments when it could've gone either way. In the end, we had both perfectly danced the part that had been fated to us.
As I slipped my hand up under that great fish's gills I knew there was no more fishing for me on that day. This was enough. I was drained and was already looking forward to Eric's surprise when he woke and found what we now had for breakfast.
The last I remember of that day was climbing back into the bunk after a breakfast of coffee, cheese grits, fried redfish, thick beefsteak tomato slices and big rings of raw Vidalia onion. The knowledge that there was a Giver who had both given me the spirit to seek Him in such unconventional ways, and who had written this day's events long before I've typed them out here were just dimly beginning to percolate through my brain.
Those thoughts have taken another twenty years for He and I to work out. I haven't exactly been an ideal student. I hope we meet here again to talk some more about the ways He has taught me to be grateful for all that is given.
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Tequila and Mist
Lets hear those tall Fishing tales, I have heard so many times fishing all night on the pier with fisherman.
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I posted this the other day, but in editing the original I had created some new typos that I didn't catch before I posted. I was lucky enough to get it deleted. (Thanks, Tommy)
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Here's the cleaned up version.
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Great read man
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@salty dog: yeah, it is pretty long. I get that way bout my fishin. Don't all of us? Lol.
@strizile: thanks, man. Preesh!! I'm just a hack amateur but I love to try my hand at writing some.
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@strizile: thanks, man. Preesh!! I'm just a hack amateur but I love to try my hand at writing some.
@boca jetty rat: thanks for the props!
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Clarke's Design & Construct is about to commence their fourth building in Newheath Drive, Arundel in the Gaven Central Estate.
A national business in the construction industry has contracted Clarke's Design & Construct to build their new head office here on the Gold Coast. With the building industry on a gentle uphill climb they have out-grown their current property and are expanding into a custom designed and purpose built premises.
With the use of our 3D modelling programme providing accurate detailing for external and internal finishes, the building has been designed with a variety of materials to achieve the modern corporate appearance the client desires while keeping within their budget guidelines.
Building approval has been lodged and we expect to commence earthworks on site next month.
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Stand-Up Students Design Aid For Prosthetic Patients
Getting a prosthetic leg will be a little more comfortable for patients with a device assembled by Rice University freshmen.
The Castaway team of students reconfigured an exercise machine to support patients who have to stand as they are fitted for prosthetics. The goal is to help them be as comfortable as possible while casts are made and prosthetics fitted.
The students — Michael Young, Isabel Gonzalez, Brian Ying, Regina Barcio and Chinwe Appio-Riley — chose the project during a freshman engineering class that challenges them to find practical solutions for real-world problems.
The project began with a request by the Texas Medical Center branch of the Hanger Clinic, which specializes in prosthetics and orthotics. The hope was to not only make patients more comfortable, but also make the final prosthetic a better fit.
"Right now, they use parallel bars, so the patients have to support themselves with just their hands," Barcio said. "And bigger patients can't really use the bars."
The stand, built at Rice's pioneering Oshman Engineering Design Kitchen, features a backrest and adjustable armrests to help patients balance and stabilize themselves as they stand on one leg for extended periods. "Our stand is designed for patients from 3 feet 6 inches to 6 feet 6 inches tall, and if they're taller than that, they might have to lean over a bit," Barcio said.
"The key thing about being casted is being able to stand upright," Appio-Riley said. "That way, when they make the mold for a leg, it fits perfectly. If the patient is slouching a little bit, it can mess up the mold and it won't be comfortable."
The stand would come in handy at both the initial casting and the final fitting, she said. "They make a plaster (cast of the limb) and use that as a mold because they're going to make a silicon sheath to put the rest of your leg in," Appio-Riley explained. "That's what will hold your leg and attach it to the prosthetic. Plastering takes about 20 minutes, and taking it from plaster to plastic takes about two weeks. Then they'll order the prosthetic to be attached."
To test the stand, the team recruited fellow students to hold a position for as long as they could, Ying said. "The record was about two hours," he said.
The students said they expect to deliver their prototype to the clinic for further refinement. The project was co-sponsored by the Rice 360˚ Institute for Global Health and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Renata Ramos, the team's faculty adviser, is a lecturer in bioengineering at Rice.
The Castaway team will be among dozens from Rice competing for cash prizes at the George R. Brown School of Engineering's annual Engineering Design Showcase at the university's Tudor Fieldhouse at 4:30 p.m. April 13. The event is open to the public.


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Twelve-year old Bobby and his fried Sunny are trying to transform the latter into a cyborg in order to have protection from the bullies and to get Bobby's mother back. But the boys fail with their attempts and Bobby finds himself left alone to face the hardships of life. When he encounters little Rosa and her mother Val, his life changes completely. In stark contrast to his father, here he finds love and something like a family. After another incident at school, Val decides to escape with the two kinds in the mobile library she has been taking care of. A road trip all over England begins during which they meet Joe, another outcast, and find something like love.
A lovely book which oscillation between being funny to read because of the extraordinary characters and giving you a lot of food for thought. The family relationships presented here could hardly be worse, except for Val who has a lot of love to offer to all living beings; especially the boys suffer from their fathers' harsh abrasive behaviour. The novel ha some fairy tale aspects which make it a lovely story to enjoy. Especially the plot revolving around the cyborg transformation is hilarious to read. David Whitehouse really has the capacity to make you laugh out loud the way he puts his words, the innocent naivety her inserts is really something to enjoy.
The novel was provided for free by Pan Macillan via netgalley.
The novel was provided for free by Pan Macillan via netgalley.


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Fairy Tail Not!, or also known as FT Not or Fairy Tail Not itself, is an Adventure-Romantic, fan-fiction story series, written by Arvee100smart, that pertains to the world of Fairy Tail World; mostly in Natsu Dragneel's life. It was first written single-handedly in March 2014, and publish in the next month, April. There was a 2-week pause that causes users to realize that the story might discontinued, but by the following month, May, there were Three Chapter-Release respectively. As of February 2015, Ten Main Chapters are released. Including the others (Commentaries & Bonuses), 17 Chapters overall are present.
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Fairy Tail Not Revolves Around Natsu Dragneel As The Very Main Protagonist. Together With Lucy Heartfilia and Lisanna Strauss, they are the first-person narrator of the story. This story tells about uncertain events of the three of how they met, how they ended up in that situation and how the story will likely will give you a complicated imagination.
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One morning, Lucy was called by Makoto and Daichi, as they said someone was on the gate, claiming to be Lucy's Butler. Lucy wonders how was that possible... since the person on the gate... is a boy?!?! (More Information)


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Michael Moriarty is a performer of so many parts that trying to relate them to one another is rather like piecing together an elaborate, oddly cut jigsaw puzzle. In addition to acting, he is a jazz pianist of considerable skill, an oddball singer with more than one vocal personality, and a writer of eccentric, jivey jazz songs. As an arranger and multi-instrumentalist, he also has a fairly well-developed mastery of electronics.
All these musical skills came were combined on Sunday afternoon at the Ballroom (253 West 28th Street), where Mr. Moriarty gave a special performance of his new cabaret act, which plays at the club on Fridays and Saturdays at 11 P.M. through Feb. 24. Musically, Mr. Moriarty's sensibility is very much a product of the 1950's cool jazz ethos, especially that of Miles Davis, to whom he paid tribute in an original song, ''Miles.'' Bill Evans was also remembered in Mr. Moriarty's piece ''Evans' Heaven,'' a pastiche of the late pianist's characteristic chord changes.
The singer stretched the ordinary concept of a jazz performance in a number of ways. Sometimes he performed with a drummer and a bassist on the stage, and at other times with recorded pop-jazz tracks. On several songs he uneasily combined live and recorded accompaniment. He also delivered a monologue from his new play, ''A Special Providence.''
Although the show concentrated on Mr. Moriarty as a musician rather than as an actor, the actor came through anyway. No matter what he did, Mr. Moriarty still gave the impression of an actor studiously portraying a jazz musician. STEPHEN HOLDEN


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"I think that we're so caught up in our worlds that if we want to make these quantum leaps we have to step out of the world a bit. It opens your eyes to the possibilities."
"The more you look outside the more you realize that some of the ways that we have defined what we study within the field aren't necessarily getting at the right thing."
I'll leave these quotes anonymously sourced for now. They're from two psychologists-- the first, a personality psychologist, the second, a cognitive one. They're reflective of a growing appreciation of working in a cross-disciplinary fashion-- specifically going outside of psychology into business, computer science, and politics.
The problem is the classic Rumsfeldian "unknown unknown"-- a now tired way of saying we don't really know that there is an outside of our field, or how to get there.
It's hard to stray from a given path.
- Often you don't look for comparisons, because it doesn't occur to you that things could be another way. "Normal" is typically hard to define without comprehensive data.
- Other times different cultures (used broadly) speak different languages-- progress is challenging when we call the same things different names.
- Sometimes we're stubborn and resistant to different or dissenting views.
How do you consciously take on a new perspective? Bob Metcalfe often gives the advice of taking a new route home- consciously getting out of your routine and trying to notice something new. My approach has always been proactively questioning definitions-- recognizing that concepts can be operationalized differently to prevent assumptions.
Often in psychology experiments (and contextual inquiry), participants will be asked to wear cameras affixed on (not IN) their foreheads. This helps the researcher understand life from another perspective, very literally.
Maria Montessori, whose birthday it is today, asks parents to think about life from the child's perspective by getting down on your hands and knees and exploring your home.
Try it. I love how such a literal example can have such a huge impact. It's more surprising than it seems. Imagine if you did the equivalent of this with your work. What does your work look like to a psychologist? To a doctor? To a marketer? To something/ someone you're not?


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OK, it's getting down to crunch time...so while I take a few minutes to copy pictures to leave with my daughter, here are a few from the past few days between unpacking boxes.
We've had the chance to have the first cooked at home dinner. Grilled Salmon, spinach salad, couscous on the end tables still in their shrink wrap from Target.
Hmmmmm..this felt like....last week! (ha ha)
Now, besides Wegman's (oh baby! love that store!), Target, Sam's Club,the furniture store, and Lowe's, we finally made it to the campus!
And 'proper' things were purchased...
She's had the first plumbing problem...hopefully to be fixed on Monday-something is leaking from the shower, under the floor, into the bedroom (oh the joys of being an adult!)
And now, the rest of the 'Mom' food has been cooked/baked and the dishes have been washed. (see a particular dishcloth that was used all week?) Lasagna, Rice Krispy treats, Banana Cake today!
'Secret' notes have been left.
Plants have been potted.
the kid crashed...
The freezer has been filled.
It's time to go finish packing my bags and make my flights.
Check out what she surprised me with, and picked up from the bookstore when I wasn't looking. Oh, ya, I'll be wearing it on the plane! Just cracked me up!
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Time flies, our 2 little girls already 4 and 2!!!
Since the past few years mommy hasn't put much effort to do a nice birthday party for the girls (1st year busy with work/business, 2nd year just delivered, 3rd year bad morning sickness), thus this year mummy decided to set aside 2 weeks to prepare a nice birthday bash for her 2 princesses. This will be also be the last big birthday bash for them until they are much older.
|Birthday invitation card with map of the party printed. The girls were so excited to see their invitation card and helped to seal in the envelope for their friends.
Esrene wanted a castle cake and decided that her "mei mei" should have the princess doll cake. Mummy thought it will be weird to only have one dolly cake for 2 princesses' party so at the end 2 mini dolly cakes was made besides the castle cake!
All things princess - princess cookies, princess cupcakes, princess dolly cake, princess cupcakes etc....
Labour of love by mummy and daddy did the fairy bread :D
The girls had a blast on that day.
Esrene couldn't wait to open the presents right after the guests left.
As usual they were very excited to receive the gifts but it last for few days before they started to throw the toys away or ignore them. Well kids!
Mummy daddy hoped that you girls enjoy the party which mummy spent time on. May God continue to shine upon you everyday and His hands are on both of you in everything you endeavor.
Love mummy, daddy
p.s. Grandpa, grandmas, aunties and uncles please don't buy anymore toys, books and puzzles for them. They have more than enough and started to destroy the toys, throw them everywhere, not knowing how to appreciate anymore. Please help them to grow to appreciate and be content with just a little.


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- 1 avocado, chopped ($1.25)
- 1tablespoon finely chopped celery ($.05)
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion ($.05)
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
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nutritional information: calories: 280 fat: 37 gr carbs: 15 gr protein: 3 gr


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Before & After: An Old Stone Storybook House in Woodstock, NY
Linda Facci and Gene Gironda love working on home DIY projects together, which is what they do after spending working weeks apart. Linda, the Creative Director of famed New York City establishment Magnolia Bakery, enjoys days off upstate in Woodstock, NY with her husband Gene, a carpenter and the chief renovator of their 1940s stone storybook house. When they first found the property a year and a half ago, they thought it would just need a good cleaning. But as often happens when old walls are opened up, more work quickly presented itself. The couple decided to overhaul the main living space, creating an open floor plan in which to entertain groups of friends. Gene took time off from work and concentrated on the house for almost a year, with Linda pitching in her skills on weekends. She and Gene spent an entire vacation mocking up several designs for the living room fireplace wall clad in over 100 painstakingly hand-stained pine boards.
Many other projects contributed to the final product, including the unearthing of a charming Dutch door that the couple had admired from outside, but that had been buried in sheetrock inside the kitchen. In the downstairs bedroom, they exposed a stone wall — once marking the home's exterior before a 1970s renovation — that had been covered up when that room was added on. A stone mason built the house and laid paths and steps around the grounds, including toward a guesthouse which Linda and Gene fixed up for overnight travelers. They've been so glad for the opportunity to restore his original handiwork, while creating a rustic home for themselves — one now full of their own personal style. —Annie
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A bit of a surprise, but I thought i'd cover a more modern title for a change to highlight. Of course it has a very retro feel to it, which is why I ended up playing the game in the first place!
Vorpal is a Indie developed Xbox 360 game which was highlighted by my friend Jason Kelk from Old School Gaming when meeting up for a chat the other week. The game is best described as a "Bullet hell" based title where you essentially have mesmerizing patterns of bullets hurled towards you which you must avoid whilst destroying enemies.
As Jason indicated to me, "Bullet hell" doesn't just mean randomly chucking as many bullets at you as possible, although the screen is full of bullets – they are generally in pattern formations which can be avoided with skill. In comparison to standard shooters, movement is through a minimal space due to the influx of bullets. A more common example you might be familiar with is Ikaruga on the Dreamcast/PS2 (or Xbox 360 Live more recently).
Although not as flash or complex as Ikaruga, with game play pretty much being based on a single screen, the game is very playable and consists of you doing battle against various bosses and a series of complex bullet waves from each. You cannot really rest for a moment, however as you build up a "stress level" bar, you can unleash this power through a large stream of bullets to help to get quickly past a particular wave.
I've still got plenty to practice to get in – not being particularly great in this genre, but for a measly 80 points (Roughly £1), this has been very worthwhile grabbing. If you like your bullet hell shooters, then you can do little wrong in checking this one out!
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